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In our latest review, MMORPG.com's CatMo takes a look at Perfect World Entertainment's Forsaken World. Forsaken World brings high fantasy to PWE's stable of free to play MMOs and gorgeous graphics to boot. But are aesthetics enough to score big with players? Find out in CatMo's review and then let us know what you think in the comments.
The graphics in the game are really quite amazing. While I usually play on my desktop, surprisingly, what I really appreciate about all the PWE games so far is that I can still play this game on my seven-year-old laptop. The lag is very minimal since there's a handy option on the screen to cut down on the graphics when in a busy main town like Freedom Harbor, or in an instance.
Read more of CatMo's Forsaken World: The MMORPG.com Review - Are Aesthetics Enough?.
Thanks for taking the time to present your review. It's reasonably fair to be honest, I think, but it does leave the reader with a slightly negative feeling overall which I don't think is entirely justified.
I would have to strongly disagree with your comment at the end regarding a lack of content - I currently have a level 35 mage in the game and I haven't stopped for breath in the last week. There is so much to do in this game that you won't get half of it done on your first character.
The activities themselves are, perhaps, a little mundane at times, but there is a tonne of variety so if you're a little fed up at one thing, you can switch to something else. A lot of effort has gone into this game (bearing in mind that it's not that long out) and I think it shows. You only need to play a game like Runes of Magic - which is little more than a rickety platform holding up an over-priced cash shop - to see the strengths of Forsaken World.
I do think your right though, a solo player will eventually feel a little irrelevant in Forsaken World. I can't really explain that comment, I just feel that if it wasn't for the guild chatter (and their occasional assistance), I wouldn't enjoy it as much. Guild membership is important in FW.
Good game though and not overly cash shop reliant (at this stage anyway), though as you say, those with cash will have stronger characters than those without. That's the FTP way, you either live with it or move on.
I'd say to anyone who fancies a chance, give this one a try - you've got nothing to lose except a little time.
I would just like to note that this chinese made MMO literally stole models from WoW.
not even kidding, actually exported the 3D models and animations for various enemies
that's all
I agree with most of your review and have to wonder why the higher score? It's a negative review for the most part and should put this game in the 6 and under category. Many of the issues you described, like having to run back and forth over and over to complete quests, made me uninstall the game. If it can't keep me playing the game deserves a very low score.
This cash-cow aint worth the score given here, IMHO.
The game does have some strengths, thats for sure, but i beleive that any game that can easily cost much more than 15$ a month for higher levels IS a cash-cow, ESPECIALLY considering that there is even some (cash shop) gabling-involved, ALBEIT its LIMITED gambling, and not as bad at all as what some other so called ''free2play'' games have out there.
All in all, IMO, it has pretty graphics, recently introduced mounted combat, some unique race/class combos, BUT the storyline sucks, (eh,, there actually is no storyline, ALMOST:D,) there really isnt much to do in this game besides grinding and some other very (more so than SOME other mmos) mundane activities, coupled with almost-forced cash shop backed by a limited gambling system. (Flavor of the month mounts etc are gambled for, BUT also equipment upgrades can be done via the CS, but there is a chance to fail etc)
All in all I would personally give this game a 5.9 out of 10 currently! But if they were to add more quest and storyline driven activities into this game, got totally rid of the ''REAL MONEY gambling functions mentioned above), AND stuff was cheaper in the cash shop (it costs like 14 bucks (in american dollars) to pay for a mount where i live), than i would gladly play this game and spend money on it too.
Just my two cents, cheers!
Are aesthetics enough? What aesthetics? EMO guys and big boob girls? And their movement? What is the reviewer concept of aesthetics anyway?
Wow look another "YAWN" MMO. Not like we don't have enough MMO's that bring nothing new to the genre.
I'd play it, but there are plenty of better F2P games on the market.
I might have liked it but dwarf females made me angfry to what they did. Biology says that anime monstyrosity should not be able to bear a Dwarven child. I they wanted gnomes they should have made gnomes.
It is best for the industry the MMO throne remains an dusty empty seat never to be filled.
And what asthetics? Its emo vampires, gmone women dating Dwarf men, impossible body formations, the whole asiatic appeal nonsense; and to top it off the game brings nothing to the genre that wasn't done somewhere else.
It is best for the industry the MMO throne remains an dusty empty seat never to be filled.
Personally I think the review was too positive. I don't find any redeeming qualities in this MMO. Just too many issues. I actually got a character to lvl 46 and gave up in disgust.
As to the cash shop it is mandatory after lvl 50 if not earlier. This is NOT a free game.
I am sorry but cannot bring myself to play ANY game that has the female characters adventuring and killing monsters in STILETTO HEELS!!
Big thumbs down
I generally agree with the review and think that overall the score should be a bit lower. I was also recently rather pissed with something the company did; they released a bunch of mounts in the cash shop that are now accessible to rich enough lvl 20 players, but the mounts have the stats of those that were originally limited to lvl 50 players and over. Getting one of those lvl 50 mounts was an achievement to strive for, since they were faster than the first one you could get at lvl 30 and could also be used underwater. Now, anyone with money can just grab one even before you get the basic one at lvl 30!
Total cash grab, and it made me realize that PWE that makes it doesn't care about putting in good content and keeping the heirarchy of item quality in sync with the character levels; they want to get money any way possible and if they have to screw over the game content, so be it. That is not a good way to maintain a game, and I am heavily considering quitting this one.
Where's the any key?
I believe the gist of the review does not match the final score in that it appears to be very negative.
Here's a couple of my impressions, for what they're worth.
I'm really enjoying the mechanics behind the pet taming and incubation. The sense of anticipation tempered by the probability of disappointment when your "green" pet has been incubating 29 mins is enthralling, for me, anyway.
I would classify myself largely as a solo player, but I'm in a very active guild that is just starting construction quests for the guild base. The whole concept has certainly made me a lot more sociable than I otherwise would be.
Server population always seems pretty good to me, and I live in Oz!
My only real whinge is that the game crashes regularly in Freedom Harbour. (I may try the option the article writer alluded to).
My rating: 8.4.
Yeah, I found the relatively high review score at odds with the review itself. I'm playing FW at the moment and it is fun in its own way. Sure, there's plenty of step and fetch it quests, but many of the sub-only games have this, so that's nothing new or surprising.
The biggest problem with this game is there's too much in it information-wise too soon, and not a good job done at explaining it.
You do get what you pay for, I suppose.
I had played FW myself. This is what i find about the game it has pve servers that you must do pvp events to get rewards for daily quests. There are just too many daily quests that doesnt leave alot of time for main quests. And the main quests isnt enough to carry you far enough to reach the next levels higher up to get next main quest. To sum it up. Too much daily's not enough main quests. and forcing pvp upon non pvp people on pve servers.
I took the time to download this game about a month ago.
It wasn't long when my Dwarf started eating a banana.
Well, for any of you that have seen that... that was enough.
I'd really like to play some of these asain games, but I find it hard to play with no mouse support beside the norm. I can't assign 6 of my buttons on MX518 mouse to anything.
I'd say that leveling to 30 is pretty easy in the game, that is when everything really starts getting repetetive. After a certain amount of time, the xp requirement to level up keeps increasing drasticely. And as someone else said, once you run out of the main quest line, you are stuck for a level or 2 before you can get back on it, and it doesn't last long before you have to wait again. It can be very annoying. that score works till around level 35, then I would give it a much lower score because it really drops off and fast. Add in the fact that they have bugs that they won't fix or don't even know how to fix, it get very irritating really quick. If you just want a game to be sociable in then this game could work for you, but I found the gameplay to suck myself, and I usually never have a problem with gameplay in a game.
surprised you didn't mention the horrid interface. Every players name is set in the same 2D plane, and when you get more players, prepared to be bombarded with text everywhere.
How much WoW could a WoWhater hate, if a WoWhater could hate WoW?
As much WoW as a WoWhater would, if a WoWhater could hate WoW.
why play wow / sw:tor / rift / or any other p2p theamparks out there..if you want your 3-4hr theampark fix..just play this you wont be dissapointed
I can agree with most of that krelian but when i played i had a 50 sin when the cap was 50 and there litterly was nothing to do other then do grinding dailies or grinding dungeons for blues to break into mats for better blues. Your right you can switch out stuff to do but its only dailies and events which are repetitive either way. And if your new to perfect world games you should know all their games go cash shop reliant sooner or later (i assume you though cus you said "yet"). If they would take the gems out of the cash shop on FW i think it would be much better.
Between the game play and the in-game music I had a lot of problems just keeping my eyes open long enough to do anything in the game. Almost as boring as Duck Hunt!
FW is a typical asian grindfest. Quest are all the same, when after a certain level you go out of quest what is left are, daily dungeon, and daily quest. No more. Gathering is pretty boring too.
End game = zero, the goal of these games are character development through massive grind, after 2 years of massive grind the only thing you can do is uninstall because there is no mor econtent to keep you busy.
Combat is dull, like any f2p mmo, Tab targeting and spamming of skills, no dodge, no tactics. Game is also heavy gear dependant and attacks are based on RNG like crafting, you win if you have the best enchants and aging, mean who buy preservation stones from item shop to avoid failure has the best gear = automatically win in pvp.
4/10 my final vote, because is a another redundant clone with a different skin.


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Have you ever tried a fad diet? Let us if it worked out for you in the comments section below.
Yes, laxatives prompt rapid weight loss, but do you really want to stock up on Depends® diapers? How about hooking up an IV to stream liquid nutrients into your body so it can be safely starved? Ice cube snacking, boiled egg meals, Nicorette® patches… it's not a pretty picture.
"It's as though they pay me not to eat," Desperate Housewife Marcia Cross was recently quoted as saying. Adding: "It's a living hell."
Here's our list of the top Hollywood diets from hell, best read while enjoying your favourite guilty snack indulgence.
Name: Baby Food Diet
What it is: Conceived by Tracy Anderson, Gwyneth Paltrow's trainer, you eat baby food for two meals each day (for a total of 14 jars of baby food), then you keep your third meal light. Daily calorie intake is restricted to about 600 calories.
Famous dieters: Reese Witherspoon.
Why it's bad: Not enough calories. Plus, puréed food contains less fibre than actual food. The British Dietary Association had this to say to baby food dieters: "grow up."
Name: Cabbage Soup Diet
What it is: It's soup consisting of cabbage, onions and tomatoes. The good news? Eat as much as you want. The bad news? You fart a lot. You can also eat fruit and vegetables, milk (only skim), low-fat yogurt, tea, coffee, bananas on day 4 and brown rice on day 6. But no alcohol.
Famous dieters: Sarah Michelle Gellar and Jaime Pressly.
Page 1 of 3 – Learn about the downsides of the Cabbage Soup Diet, and The Master Cleanse on page 2.
Why it's bad: Yes, you do lose weight. However, like many quick fixes the weight you lose is mostly water and once you begin to eat normally again, that weight will come back on. Also, the diet is associated with elevated sugar cravings, low energy (duh) and mood swings. And did we mention the farting?
Name: The Master Cleanse (also known as the Lemonade Diet, or the Maple Syrup Diet)
What it is: A liquid diet consisting of a homemade mixture of lemonade, maple syrup, water and cayenne pepper. No solid food for 10 days. The idea behind this diet, which has been around for 40 years, is to lose weight, detoxify and boost metabolism.
Famous dieters: Beyoncé. Though she quickly dropped 20 pounds for her role in Dream Girls, she said this diet made her "evil." Speaking of which, Naomi Campbell is also a follower. And, keeping up with the theme, to shed the 60 pounds he gained for his role as Mark Chapman who (killed John Lennon) Jared Leto has also done it.
Why it's bad: With no nutritional value and so few calories, the medical profession warns that this diet is dangerous. One Hollywood trainer, who calls the cleanse "you're an idiot" diet, reported that a client who used it looked grey and had such low energy that after 10 days he could only shuffle his feet when he walked.
Name: Eat Like A Bird Diet
What it is: The brainchild of Victoria Beckham, this plan consists of a diet of soya beans, strawberries and lettuce, plus two daily pints of algae as well as a seaweed shake. (Another twist on this diet is to keep your meals impossibly small, then split them with a friend.)
Famous dieters: Victoria Beckham
Why it's bad: Neither enough calories nor nutrition. Plus, it sounds gross.
Page 2 of 3 – Learn about The Cookie Diet, The Purple Food Diet and The Grapefruit Diet on page 3.
Name: The Cookie Diet
What it is: Not a Chip's Ahoy free-for-all. You eat two special low-glycemic cookies each for your breakfast and lunch, then follow up with a light dinner.
Famous dieters: Kim Kardashian and Snooki. Also, Guy Ritchie – however then-wife Madonna said she didn't like the diet because while Ritchie was on it, he wasn't interested in sex.
Why it's bad: Not enough fruits, vegetables or calories. Too little fibre. Weight gain is likely after resuming a normal diet. And it's expensive. One week's worth of cookies will cost you about $60!
Name: The Purple Food Diet
What it is: Eat nothing but purple (including dark red) food for at least three days a week. Typical purple food consists of red grapes, plums, beets, juniper berries and dark red apples. The idea here is not only to lose weight – adherents to the diet believe that purplish foods help combat wrinkles.
Famous dieters: Mariah Carey (It's also known as the Mariah Carey Diet)
Why it's bad: Undoubtedly, purple foods are great for you. They're high in anti-oxidants and are linked to anti-aging, not to mention they help fight cancer, reduce the signs of stress and promote healing. However, to restrict three days' worth of meals to only purple food means you won't be getting enough of the other good things your body needs, like protein, grains, calcium and, um, calories.
Name: The Grapefruit Diet
What is it: You eat half a grapefruit before each healthy meal, which itself must be small enough that your total caloric intake is less than 800 calories a day. The principle behind it is that grapefruits contain enzymes that help burn fat.
Famous dieters: Kylie Minogue. (Jennifer Lopez reportedly carries around a vial of grapefruit oil – sniffing the aroma apparently helps break down fat.)
Why it's bad: Not enough calories. Plus, an overdose of grapefruit can interfere with some prescription medications and herbal medicines, so consult your doctor and/or naturopath before stocking up on this citrus.
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#1 Feb 24, 2012
The new police officer at KPD is a hot head and expected to cause trouble....fired within a year, or even in jail for breaking the law...mark my words.
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#4 Mar 9, 2012
Yeah definately time for a new chief lol. And the lawsuits this one will cause will be outrageous. He is just like his dad. Anger management!!!!
#5 Mar 9, 2012
who is the new kid?
#6 Mar 9, 2012
Derek Betrand
#8 Mar 22, 2012
pattrick you the bitch your time will come from the fat ass man leave it alone this is geting you no where at all
#9 Mar 22, 2012
what a shame how can you talk about your brother that way yes hes still your brother what you pissy cause you could not make the state police lmao yes and ITS me
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I think you have the wrong person......But keep thinking that. And what "fat a$$" will be going after him. Last I talked to him, he wasn't worried about any "fat a$$" man.
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#11 Mar 22, 2012
Once again, wrong person. And I think Patrick is doing fine for himself. Related, but not his brother.
#13 Mar 22, 2012
iam glad your doin just fine so just leave it alone go and be happy in your world let the shit go man
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Once again, not me, him. I am NOT Patrick. Talk to him regularly.....If you cowards have such a problem with him, then go man up and see him...but I doubt you will Steve...AKA "fat a$$ man" But until then, leave him out of this. This about Derek and his soon to be dismissal from KPD.
#15 Mar 22, 2012
what makes you think that derek is gona fail he has done all for him self he has had no help from anyone so think what you may he did a great job at his last job so what the hell man leave it alone enough said iam done wastein my time with this bull
#16 Mar 22, 2012
People throw rocks at things that shine
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ti isth
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#18 Mar 23, 2012
Its not a make it or fail situation, its a follow the law and do as you are suppose to...just because he is an officer now he has been throwing his mouth and weight around and someone of importance has finally noticed. He's not the only one noticed either. There are some great guys there, whats left, but there are 2 from what I was told have been watched for awhile by a much higher authority than the state police even. No, this wasn't gossip this was straight from the horses mouth. Some people want a department free from corruption....and it will be, I feel bad for Derek in a way..he has walked into a situation he has no clue about yet, but will go down as well :(
#19 Mar 24, 2012
Everyone is Knightstown are so dumb. Stupid hicks. So the authority higher than the State has checked in with you and told you about a investigation. I think not, but what ever helps you sleep at night. Dumb, dumb hicks hiding behind screen names running the toothless mouths. Get a life looser.
#20 Mar 24, 2012
I'm actually not from Knightstown anymore, but have family there. If you read the Indianapolis Star over the last several months you would see that authorities on the state and federal level have been sniffing around Henry County, Knightstown in particular. Yes, I have a friend or two on that level who confirmed the reports. Small town or not, you can't make your own rules, the are laws, state, federal, and department SOPs. Read the paper, watch the news, and open your eyes, and maybe you won't sound so ignorant speaking of which you don't know.
#21 Mar 24, 2012
You are full of sh*t and you want everyone to think you are a big man now. You have been a loser you whole life.
#22 Mar 25, 2012
Don't talk bout Knightstown that way. Didn't you know she is all high and mighty lololol
#23 Mar 25, 2012
You folks are funny. I've probably been retired longer than you've been alive. That's ok, I've called the last several changes in knightstown, and I'm calling this one too. I am not a big man, just a retired old man whos been around a long time. Is what it is, good luck to the KPD, but better decisions need to be made. Soon they will be. MD
#24 Apr 10, 2012
I have personally talked with the FBI about the KPD! Yes I was part of the investigation. Its all true, the new police officer is illegally patrolling the town. he has been on duty for the last week without passing his prebasic (which he failed Friday).It is impersonating a police Officer. He is not allowed to be on patrol by himself, and he does not have arresting powers. The FAT A$$ in charge is putting the public at risk and potential law suits for the town are possible. The board needs to wake up and smell the coffee, the town needs a new Chief ASAP!
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Mining, Energy and Resources funds dominate the bottom of the fund performance tables over the year to date. It is a similar picture if you look back over the past one or two years. Before this many were performing exceptionally well. Many commentators suggested we were in a 30-year "supercycle", where industrialisation and urbanisation in developing countries was driving demand for commodities and consequently their prices. That said, as with most long-term trends there will be setbacks and corrections along the way, and perhaps this is just one of them, the previous one being in 2008.
The JPM Natural Resources Fund invests broadly across the sector in gold and precious metals companies; those mining for base metals such as copper, zinc and iron ore; and energy companies. The default position is to have about 30 per cent invested in each of those areas, with the remaining 10 per cent invested in more specialist companies such as those mining for diamonds, rare earth minerals or agricultural commodities. Unfortunately, being diversified across more than 20 commodity types and by geography has afforded the fund little protection, and it has had a torrid couple of years.
Neil Gregson, the fund's manager, believes there are similarities today with the late 1990s. At the time of the Asian financial crisis emerging markets and commodities were joined at the hip. When stock markets fell, so did commodity prices. To an extent it is the same today. Concern over China's pace of economic growth can send commodity prices falling. I suspect the commodity cycle is also being influenced by concern over developed markets, particularly the stagnating economies of Europe and the UK.
Furthermore, some suggest that another nail in the coffin of the supercycle is emerging markets moving from being export-led to consumption-driven economies. The consumer growth story hardly suggests that basic commodities won't do well, in my view. Many emerging-market consumers want the lifestyles we in the West take for granted and this will involve plenty more resource-intensive industrialisation and modernisation.
Over the short term, commodities and commodity related companies will always be at the mercy of economic events. In recent times many companies have not helped themselves as management teams have made poor decisions and failed to keep control of costs. This has been particularly true in mining, where escalating costs have swamped the advantage of any price rises.
The JPM Natural Resources Fund also has a bias towards smaller companies. This tends to be an area where Mr Gregson finds the best valuations and the best prospects for production growth. But unfortunately, smaller companies can be driven by cash flowing into or out of the sector. Mr Gregson puts it neatly when he suggests investors tend to "rent" the sector. In other words, rather than taking a long-term buy-and-hold approach they tend to trade in and out, meaning it is either feast or famine.
He has recently increased the fund's exposure to copper and aluminium producers, where he believes supply constraints are supportive of prices, with base metals now accounting for 37 per cent of the fund. About 28 per cent of the portfolio is exposed to energy, where Mr Gregson is finding a number of opportunities in shale oil, and oil explorers in Africa and Asia.
Exposure to gold mining stocks has been reduced recently, reflecting a cautious outlook on the gold price.
The fund is currently down over 40 per cent from its peak and I suspect many investors have been bailing out. Whether you believe in a commodity supercycle or not, I cannot help but be interested when I see funds down by such a margin. This is usually the time when experienced investors with a contrarian mind-set begin to look closely for that inevitable buying opportunity. This might just be the time to consider dipping a toe in the water.
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Mark Dampier is head of research at Hargreaves Lansdown, the asset manager, financial advisor and stockbroker. For more details about the funds included in this column, visit www.hl.co.uk/independent
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Nedra Love Leffew celebrated her 100th birthday on July 29 with a party with family and friends from Harriman Care and Rehabilitation Center.
Leffew lived in Morgan County's Mossy Grove community before moving to Harriman.
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Julia Milhorn celebrated her 90th birthday on July 29 with a lunch at Shoney's in Harriman.
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State Sen. Ken Yager, R-Harriman, has been appointed by Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey to serve on the Tennessee Commission on Aging and Disability.
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This study investigates firms' voluntary disclosure of cautionary language under the safe harbor of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. We examine three disclosure attributes indicative of meaningful cautionary language under the statute. Consistent with predictions, we find that firms subject to greater litigation risk disclose more cautionary language, update the disclosure more from year-to-year, and use more readable language. The response to changes in litigation risk is asymmetric; firms increase their use of cautionary language when litigation risk increases but do not remove cautionary language when litigation risk decreases. Taken together, our evidence suggests that firms adopt disclosure policies to reduce the expected costs of litigation.
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We provide a synoptic description of financial crises and the multilateral response over the course of the last four decades. We present both indicators of economic performance around crisis dates and a comprehensive description of multilateral rescue efforts. While emergency lending has grown, reliance on debt restructuring, broadly speaking, has declined. This leads us to ask what can be done to rebalance the management of debt problems toward a better mix of emergency lending and private sector burden sharing. In particular, we explore the idea of sovereign cocos, contingent debt securities that automatically reduce payment obligations in the event of debt-sustainability problems.
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Unemployment will increase to 2.85 million in 2012, while the workforce will fall by 120,000 as jobs continue to be lost in the public sector, a new report predicts.
The study from the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development forecasts that the jobless total will reach its highest since 1994, peaking at 2.9 million in the first half of 2013.
The long-term unemployment total is expected to stay just under one million, thanks to Government measures targeting the two groups, the report said. It also believed that unemployment will not fall below 2.5 million before the middle of the decade due to the slow economy.
Dr John Philpott, chief economic adviser at the CIPD, said: "The combination of worsening job shortages for people without work, mounting job insecurity and a further fall in real earnings for those in work may test the resilience and resolve of the UK workforce far more than it did in the recession of 2008-9 and foster a tetchy, passive-aggressive mood in many workplaces that could prove very hard to manage."
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For three weeks, The Old Truman Brewery in Brick Lane will be transformed into old Tokyo as it hosts an immersive exhibition at which visitors will be transported back to the eighteenth century, when the Japanese capital was known as Edo. Three-dimensional streets – including an over-18s red-light district – will recreate the ambience of the period, but these won't be the only recreations. Molecular biologist Dr Shin-Ichi Fukuoka's 'Re-Create' concept – which uses digital mastering and UV printing technology to reimagine revered artworks as they might have been when first created (as distinct from replicating or imitating them) – will be showcased outside Japan for the first time with a display based on 'Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji', the renowned series by Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849).
Fukuoka has digitally restored the 36 images – which show aspects of Mount Fuji in different seasons – so they can be projected around the exhibition on a larger scale than the original woodblock prints and with the vibrancy they would have had when Hokusai first made them.
In the restricted over-18s area, traditional chochins (lanterns) will light visitors' way through Edo's illicit backstreets and illuminate Hokusai's shunga (erotic art), leading finally to 'Dreams of the Fisherman's Wife', Hokusai's famous 1814 painting of tentacle erotica. 'Hokusai Exposed' isn't just a step back in time, it's another world. Danielle Goldstein
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Thanks for the post! Hokusai's paintings are amazing... I found some beautiful paintings of Hokusai in Art Days, here is the link! http://www.art-days.com/hokusai-omnipresent-water/ Enjoy!
I like the idea of digital re-interpretation of the works of a Japanese old master, Katsushika Hokusai. A variety of attractions are in it. It took 40-50 minutes for me to look around, that was too long.
Hokusai is wonderful! Fascinating exhibition!
Having read the art blog on The Guardian, I wasn't expecting much but it was raining and I had an hour to kill in Brick Lane waiting for a friend so I ended up spending my beer money for the exhibition. AND WTF it was totally worth it. The projection mapping video installation was my favorite!!!
I felt compelled to write about my experience as it was completely at odds with the Timeout review. I found the whole exhibition to be extremely disappointing and a waste of the small amount of money I paid to look round. I am a long time fan of Hokusai so it was great to see his 36 views of Fuji in one place, however the "digital remastering and UV printing technology" seemed to be little more than someone upping the saturation level and printing on a good paper stock. Unfortunately upstairs was the highlight of the show. Downstairs in the basement the audience is treated to an "immersive exhibition with lanterns and three-dimensional streets". Indeed there were lanterns but almost certainly they were a last minute attempt to hide the low res print quality and inject some much need atmosphere into an otherwise dank and smelly basement. Once you have squinted your way round three small and underwhelming rooms you are handed some 3D glasses and told enter the "red light district" where you can enjoy some of Hokusai's exotic art re-imagined in 3D. This may sound like an exciting twist but dont get ahead of yourself, this is not James Cameron's Avatar, it is a series of beautiful 18th century paintings that have been bastardised to add a kooky twist to an otherwise average sensory experience. Overall I found this exhibition to be over-hyped and over-rated. I think you would have a more immersive experience if you spent the afternoon viewing Hokusai's artwork on Google Images.
Really good opportunity to see all of Hokusai's views of Mount Fuji in one place, beautifully remastered. The old Edo street in the basement is definitely a fun addition and I would recommend visiting the Sake bar too!
Having limited experience with the full range of Hokusai paintings, I was impressed by the large collection of paintings present at this exhibition. The digitally restored images of the Mt Fuji series were, in my opinion, fascinating and well-done. I think the layout and flow of the first floor of the exhibition added to the overall experience. The re-creation of old Edo proved the highlight of the entire exhibition. The combination of having to use lanterns and the bare surroundings of the lower floor area, made for an interesting discovery of the various drawings along the walls of the space. Overall, I thought this exhibition was compelling and I would recommend it to anyone interested in Japanese art and culture.
Having been to see the shunga at the British Museum already, it was interesting to see them presented in a completely different light (literally, lantern light) here. It was certainly an experience to see them in 3D too. The skill and detail of the manga is also beautiful. The projection installation was an interesting addition and was atmospheric in the dark basement space.
The pictures of Fuji that had been re-created were lovely and it was a good experience to see them all together in one space. I was also able to try some premium sake for the first time at the bar which has a "floating" roof.
I was very disappointed with this exhibition. It sounded fascinating but it was not how I imagined it to be. The images of Fuji were interesting but the backstreets were not very exciting. At the end I thought "Is this it?"


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There is no open animosity brewing between the Giants' defense, which has played four strong games, and their offense, which once again played miserably in a 14-3 loss to the Arizona Cardinals yesterday. The offense has not played a good game this season.
But the defensive leaders are not blaming themselves for the team's 2-3 record, either.
''You've got to think 14 points is good enough to win,'' defensive end Michael Strahan said. ''I think that's great. That's under our goal for most games.''
Asked if he was worried about the offense, Strahan said: ''They pay me $8 million a year. That's a lot of money. Do they pay me to worry about whether we get a third-and-short? No, they don't.''
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Brian Williams, the Giants' starting center, did not dress because of a badly sprained right thumb. When Williams's thumb did not improve over the weekend, the Giants turned to the backup Derek Engler.
Engler's play was not a problem in the game, but his absence was a problem in the fourth quarter. Engler bruised his right knee just before a pivotal third-and-5 deep in Cardinals territory. Jason Whittle, who before this season had played in just one National Football League game, replaced Engler.
On the third-down play, Whittle snapped the football on the wrong count, causing an illegal-procedure penalty and stalling the Giants' drive. Although Brad Daluiso kicked a 31-yard field goal, the Giants were trailing by 14 points and needed a touchdown in that situation.
The field goal did keep the Giants from being shut out for the first time since 1996. The Giants scored just 3 points twice last season.
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The Giants had defeated the Cardinals the last four times the teams played and had won seven of the last eight games. The Giants had averaged 195.3 rushing yards in the last four games against the Cardinals. Today, they had 107 rushing yards, but 23 of those came from quarterback Kerry Collins, who was repeatedly scrambling after being pressured in the pocket. . . . If the Giants were trying to set a tone for a second-half comeback, they did not get off on the right foot. Arizona's Mario Bates returned the opening kickoff of the second half 51 yards. . . . The rookie David Boston, substituting for the injured Rob Moore, had 8 catches, one for a touchdown, for 101 yards. . . . The ex-Giants quarterback Dave Brown replaced the injured Jake Plummer in the third quarter. Though Brown did not lead the Cardinals to any scores, he did not commit a turnover. Brown completed four of eight passes for 41 yards in four Cardinals possessions.
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Flora E. Crandall, daughter of William J. and Hanna J. Wardlaw, was born April 25, 1871, at Grant City, Worth County, Missouri, and departed this life at Alva, Oklahoma, January 24, 1948, at the age of 76 years, and 9 months.
As a small girl she moved with her family to western Kansas, where as a growing girl she experienced all the vicissitudes of pioneering in a new and reluctant land.
On May 5, 1891 she was united in marriage to A. P. Crandall of Little River, Kansas. Mr. Crandall was then employed by the Santa Fe Railroad and they began their married life at Mitchell, Kansas, where their first son was born. In 1927 they moved to Holyrood, Kansas, where their second son was born, and in 1898 they moved to Little River, Kansas, where they resided for many years and where Mr. Crandall was engaged in railroad work, farming interests and as a banker.
In 1921, with Mrs. Crandall and her husband left Little River and became associated with their son H. C. Crandall in business in Alva, Oklahoma. In 1927 they moved to Nevada, Missouri and from there to Topeka, Kansas where they were associated in business with their son A. B. Crandall.
Mrs. Crandall and her husband enjoyed a privilege given to very few, that of celebrating their golden wedding anniversary at Alva, Oklahoma on May 5, 1941.
Upon the death of her husband who departed this life on September 1, 1944, at his home in Topeka, Kansas. Mrs. Crandall made her home with her son at Alva, Oklahoma until the time of her death. During the last years of her life she was an invalid and confined to her bed but she bore her affliction uncomplainingly and with Christian patience and fortitude.
The life of Mrs. Crandall was centered about her church, the Methodist church, during her entire life. Under the ministry of Rev. Hetrick and Rev. Crouch she was converted in this church and thereafter experienced a great deal of her time and effort to all of its services during her residence in Little River. She was especially active in the choir, which she greatly enjoyed.
Upon establishing her residence in Alva, she again assumed her church affiliations and was the teacher of the Gleaner Class, the women's class of the church, for several years and to which she devoted much of her time.
She was a woman of high Christian principle and character, always standing firm in her ideals of right and wrong and in worth while things of life. Her interests were ever centered in her home, her family and her church.
The memory of her will always be a benediction and a blessing to her family and to all those who knew her. Truly, she gave of her life and talents unstintingly. She kept the faith and a crown awaits her in a brighter and better world.
Mrs. Crandall left surviving her sons, A. B. Crandall, Topeka, Kansas and H. C. Crandall, Alva, Oklahoma; two grandchildren: Marilyn and Lois and one great grandchild, Diane; her sister Louisa Thompson, Leganon, Missouri, many nieces and nephews and a host of friends.
Funeral services were held from the Methodist church in Little River, Kansas, Monday, January the 26th at 2:45 p.m., Rev. J. W. Jones officiating. "Jesus Lover of My Soul" and "Nearer My God to Thee," were sung by a sextette of girls from the high school. Burial was in Bean cemetery, Little River.
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I am a little late in writing to tell you what a great community we live in and how thankful we are for you. The staff at the Senior Center and Adult Day has worked very hard to meet the needs of the people in our community and this could not be done without your support or generosity.
Thank you for helping us meet the needs of the seniors and individuals with disabilities. A few items that we have done or working towards.
Good-bye 2016.
Many can probably say that 2016 was a very good year, while others are still dealing with tragedies that have shaken their families.
Cynthiana has fared well in the last 12 months under the leadership of several young minds and bodies. Young being younger than me!
There are still some things I'd like to see, maybe not in 2017, but certainly sooner rather than later.
I would like for the power lines downtown to be buried. Is that a life or death wish? Of course not. However, I'm thinking big here.
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The holidays are a treasured time no matter where they are celebrated, but there is no doubt that they seem to be a little extra special here in the commonwealth.
For one thing, there certainly is no shortage of things to do. Close by, the Kentucky Horse Park has been featuring its Southern Lights Holiday Festival for more than 20 years, giving families a chance to see the park filled with numerous winter-themed displays.
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Attention Harrison County farmers! Have I got something for you! The Harrison County Chapter of the Young Farmers of America will be restarting its meetings on Jan. 2, 2017 at 7 p.m. at the Farm Bureau meeting room on Hwy. 27 S. (notice the new venue).
We meet every Monday night, January through March/early April. We only meet during the months when farmers are less busy.
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Ok so its time to give my mom my car and its time for me to finally get my JK! I am going to order it mid October I believe due to the color I want coming out then.
Here is what I want in the car, let me know what you guys think! Im still hit or miss on the leather as it would save me 800 dollars but you guys let me know what you think about the difference in seats (cloth vs leather).
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Buy what makes you happy and don't pay more than 2% below invoice using the TL discount. Lots on the forum about it. Sahara is definitely more DD style.
Sounds like you know what you want CFD308. Leather interior is nice, but get the heated seats if you do, if you live in the north. I don't know if the leather seats always come heated or not. I've never had either. But I do think leather is nice in a daily driver. IF you get cloth seats, there are a number of nice slip covers out there.
Sounds good to me, but get what you want, plus its a jeep. :D
Thanks for the quick responses, any difference in comfort of the leather vs cloth?? PAV first thank you for your service to this great country and second the leather now comes with heated seats (i never use in my car now). so far price is showing about 34800 have a 1% below invoice through my sister's company. plus NJ tax woohoo!
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Make sure you bargain for 2% under.
Heated seats come standard with factory leather. If you get black leather, make sure you don't get double charged.
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thank you cfd308 . . . I don't think there is a difference in comfort, but the leather is nicer if you spill something, easy to wipe down, and is just a nicer looking material. I am just now looking into slip covers for my cloth seats and there is a nice selection of polyurethane (is that right?) covers by different manufacturers, in different colors, out there. Quadratec.com.
And actually you should talk to someone who actually has experience with heated seats, I do not. Anyone out there know more?
I also have cloth seats and I ordered red Jeep towels from Quadratec to protect them and to add a little color to the interior.
Yea I am leaning towards them just a matter of another 800 bucks ya know!? Thanks again for all the responses! You guys are great, ill let ya know when I place the order!
or get the heaters after-market for about $200... As long as the install is clean (meaning no Medusa wiring jobs) - you still get the same benefits (warm tush, aux heat, upgraded value)... My 09 as everything you mentioned except leather and I'm quite happy with it.
Got leather and heated seats in the Rubicon. Havent used them yet as it hasn't been cold enough. MY wife however had them in her 2003 Liberty Limited (leather seats) and they were nice. I never kept them on long as i thought they got too warm (jmho). Great for those frosty morns when its a bit nipply out.....better to have them and not use them than to not have them and need/want them.
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The word nightmare was thrown around a lot to describe the Celtics brutal loss to the Nets at home tonight. I'd prefer something with more pizzazz like "Rondocalypse," but that seems overdramatic even for me (plus, thats so awesome we should save that for a good game) so I'll just call it horrific and leave it at that. There's not going to be any silver lining tonight, the Celtics endured a brutal loss to a divisional opponent at home, and probably lost their point guard for a few more games in the process. Let's get to the recap:Rondo's assist streak went crashing into the ground along with 230 lbs. of Kris Humphries when the Celtics starting PG was ejected following a scuffle (I mean it wasn't really a brawl, can you have a 10 man scuffle?) that spilled into the stands. On one hand, it's nice to see Rondo stand up for his teammate, and a team seemed to be lacking any semblance of attitude or competitive fire certainly got an injection of it tonight. On the other hand, Rondo dun goofed, and he knew it. Given his recent history (2 suspensions in the past year), the proximity to the crowd, and that a punch appeared to be thrown it seems likely Rondo will be suspended. While I'm sorry this is how it had to end I'm glad the assist streak is over. When it started I felt like it gave a Rondo a goal and helped him find consistency in his game, but lately it felt more like a constraint than a guide. There will be other streaks for Rondo, and this one was impressive while it lasted.Lost in the emotions of the night and the ejections that followed was that the Celtics played like crap all night. The Celtics D was somewhat improved as the held the Nets to 40% shooting, but they got absolutely shelled by the corpse of Jerry Stackhouse from deep (seriously, he just stood in the corner and rained death on the C's all game). On a night where the Celtics forgot how to play offense for long periods of time, that was more than enough to earn the Nets the W.Paul Pierce tried to take over the game after Rondo's ejection, which did not work at all. Pierce posted the ugliest 14-9-7 line of all time (with 5 turnovers), shooting 4-13 from the field and 6-11 from the line. If (when?) Rondo is suspended Pierce is not going to be able to consistently initiate the offense in his absence. The C's can still run their sets through KG in the post, but his minutes being closely monitored one of the Celtics guards will have to step up their game in Rondo's absenceThe Celtics may be without more than just their point guard for a game or two. Wilcox left early due to sickness tonight, Courtney Lee banged his wrist/elbow (he said that he was fine after the game), and Jeff Green sprained his knee and will be evaluated tomorrow. If Green or Lee miss time Kris Joseph might get a call up from the D-League for his first non-garbage time NBA action. It's possible Fab Melo might get a call up as well given how unproductive Collins was in Wilcox's absence tonight.Doc Rivers dropped a bomb on the team in his post-game press conference, calling them soft. Doc clearly expressed his disappointment with Rondo's actions and his team's lack of toughness. Doc made it clear that there are ways to be tough that don't involve fighting Kris Humphries, and that there's more to being a Celtic than just putting on the uniform.Regardless of how you feel about Rondo's actions tonight one thing is true: getting in fights doesn't win basketball games. Instead, the Celtics are going to have to look inward to find the toughness they've been sorely lacking this season. They can start by showing up to Friday's game against Portland where the Celtics will face sensational rookie point guard Damian Lillard, likely without Rajon Rondo to guard him.Follow Jordan on Twitter: @OffensiveG
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Redskins Coach Mike Shanahan intends to lobby the NFL to implement rules to protect players on kickoff units from helmet-to-helmet hits when he attends the next league meeting, he said on Wednesday.
The coach's decision comes on the heels of the concussion suffered by safety Reed Doughty, who sustained a helmet-to-helmet hit while on the front line of Washington's kickoff return unit on Sunday.
The Bears lined up in regular kickoff formation, but attempted an onside kick as Robbie Gould sent a short dribbler toward the center of the field, near where Doughty stood. Chicago's players charged toward the ball, and Sherrick McManis didn't make a play on the ball, but instead launched himself directly into Doughty, drilling him in the side of the helmet with his own.
Doughty crumpled on the field and took a while to make it to the sideline after finally being helped up by trainers.
No flag was thrown.
The rules on helmet-to-helmet hits mostly are related to protecting defenseless receivers from defensive backs (see Meriweather, Brandon), and there are some limitations regarding hitting a quarterback in the head, and running backs leading with their helmets. But Shanahan said there needs to be a change to broaden the rule.
"I'm going to bring that up at the next meeting because that was one of the most vicious hits I've ever seen," Shanahan said. "I don't think I've ever seen a guy get hit quite like that – at that speed at 10 yards and Reed just being completely helpless. I think that will be changed for the safety of the players, but that hasn't been brought up yet. We all want players' safety first, but there's a lot that goes into it as we just talked about."
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text:
Not absolutely positive, but looks like 'Polar King'
to me.
Dave [Ferguson]
Greetings Thomas,
You said that your dad's great-grandmother had given
it to him? That would me that your great grandmother
must have grown it since the mid 1800s. There aren't
that many irises from around that period, especially
white ones. Its form suggest something from the 1930s
perhaps. The one possibility I can think of right now
would be GUDRUN, but the the falls on GUDRUN are more
rounded than yours. Another possibility might be
ARGENTINA, by W. Mohr, 1923, but the yellow hafts on
ARGENTINA are much more of a vibrant yellow than
yours. I'll have to search my old catalog books.
Carlos [Ayento]
Hello guys,
Thanks for your responses. I've located pictures of
POLAR KING and GUDRUN for comparison. I see a lot of
similarities to my white NOID, but I'm not sure if
either is the same -- it's so hard to tell by
pictures. I haven't been able to find a picture of
ARGENTINA. And it was my the great grandmother of my
uncle (by marriage) who passed it on to his mother and
then to him. My uncle is probably around 70 years old,
and he told me that HIS great-grandmother grew it (no
relation to me). The great-grandmother could have
bought and grown it very late in her life. And then
passed it on to her granddaughter (my uncle's mother).
I'm not very good at figuring how many years are
involved in all those generations, but I'd guess that
would make it at least 50 years old. It definitely
looks like a tetraploid which might help some in
dating it. I think Carlos and Dave are probably on the
right track thinking of something from the 1930's.
It DOES have a very sweet scent (which POLAR KING is
supposed to have) but it seems like it has more color
at the haft and around the beards (on the falls).
Maybe it's just a difference caused by growing
conditions -- it's growing in a fairly shady bed.
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