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September 24, 2010 | Manohla Dargis | New York Times
"For much of the world, film festivals remain impossibly glamorous affairs filled with rapturous beauties, flashing lights and the adoring cries of the public, an image that hews closer to a Federico Fellini film than the truth. These days, festivals tend to look very different, partly because their mission extends beyond the 10 or so days of the event itself. This might have interested the film theorist André Bazin, who in the early 1950s asked of the Cannes Film Festival, "Why can't we have a serious geology as well as a flashy geography of our art?" At the time, Cannes didn't present retrospective screenings that allowed festivalgoers to explore the history (geology) of cinema and not just its gaudy surface (geography). These days, the major festivals attend to both, and more.
Certainly Cannes, like other festivals, has greatly expanded on the familiar idea of what constitutes a film festival and now looks back at cinema's history with retrospective screenings and toward the future with initiatives that support young filmmakers. Other festivals have expanded even further, including the Toronto International Film Festival, which ran from Sept. 9 to 19. One of the largest such events in the world (this year's slate included 339 features and shorts), Toronto took what might be considered an enormous evolutionary step in the history of film festivals with the Sept. 12 opening of its new center, the T.I.F.F. Bell Lightbox, a step that reflects the increasingly expansive roles festivals play in world cinema culture.
Designed for maximum public attention and attendance, the Lightbox is wrapped in soaring glass walls intended to invite your gaze and comes with five screens (more than 1,300 seats), a pair of galleries, two restaurants, a bar and a gift shop — as well as three learning studios and a research center. The five-story complex and the 38-floor condo rising above it eat up 175,000 square feet in the city's west downtown entertainment district. The site was recently named Reitman Square because once upon a time that's where the parents of the director and producer Ivan Reitman ("Ghostbusters") owned a carwash, a legacy that Mr. Reitman and his sisters, with the site's developer, commemorated with a gift of more than $22 million. It's too bad the Reitmans didn't grow up on this side of the border, where famous directors seem inclined to slap their name on anything except public film institutions.
Ever hear of Elinor Bunin-Munroe, filmmaker and philanthropist? Neither had I before she wrote a honking big check for the Film Society of Lincoln Center's new complex on West 65th Street, across from the Walter Reade Theater. Scheduled to open in the spring, the Elinor Bunin-Munroe Film Center will have two theaters (240 total seats), an amphitheater and a cafe. After decades of being hidden away in the backyard of the Lincoln Center campus, tucked in the rear of the second-floor plaza, film has been allowed to step forward. In case you were wondering where Hollywood, or any of the major directors who call New York home, figures into the Film Center, some studio types might end up with their names on a lobby plaque. (The northern 65th Street sidewalk flanking Lincoln Center, meanwhile, will be christened Disney Walk.)
How this expansion will affect the Film Society, which does well with the New York Film Festival (through Oct. 10) but has sometimes struggled to fill the Walter Reade (268 seats), is the big question, though its new visibility can't hurt. (The society was created in 1969, six years after the first festival.) Among other demands, the Film Society has yet to raise all the money for its $40 million capital campaign. The Web site (futureoffilm.org) dedicated to the expansion comes with the hopeful tag "Building the future of film," a dual message that speaks to the literal development and the Film Society's urgent need for new blood. I once came out of a press screening at the Walter Reade to face a sea of white-haired moviegoers. Who are all these people, I asked. "Our donors," an employee cracked.
Hooking young viewers accustomed to watching movies on computers and television is critical for a film culture that insists on the difference between cinema and screens. For Noah Cowan, the artistic director of the Lightbox back in Toronto, the big-screen experience remains crucial. Movies might be produced to be seen on smaller and smaller devices, but, he said, "size and groups of people should form the basis of our advocacy" (quality, too, he later added). I had to wonder what Bell, which ran advertisements in front of most of the Toronto festival selections promoting the smaller-screen experience ("Be entertained anywhere"), would say about that. In one ad, a smiling family gazes into a laptop playing "Up in the Air," which was directed by Jason Reitman, son of Ivan.
"Up in the Air" had its official premiere at the 2009 Toronto, the first leg on its ultimately disappointing long march toward the Academy Awards. It's a good bet that at least some of the higher-profile titles at this year's event, including "Black Swan" and "The King's Speech," will be among those on track to be championed, dismissed and, following the inevitable backlash, reclaimed for your consideration in time for the next Oscars. That Toronto has become a significant launching pad for the American industry's new releases and award hopefuls might seem paradoxical or worse, but it's hard not to wonder if the Lightbox could have been built without Hollywood and its red-carpet imperatives. Bazin likened festivals to religious orders, but there's always more than devotion at stake.
Those who help pay for festivals have other interests, including cultural capital. Festivals give the wealthy something to spend their money on and everyone else who can afford a ticket a place to gather in common cause. Festivals also serve cities, refurbish neighborhoods, attract tourists: as Mr. Cowan noted, the Toronto International Film Festival and its host city evolved together. The roles festivals play, however, reach beyond civic boosterism — it's worth remembering, as the scholar Thomas Elsaesser does in his study "European Cinema: Face to Face With Hollywood," that Venice, the world's first festival, was partly a propaganda exercise by Benito Mussolini. It's from that inglorious beginning that an extraordinary system — a network, to borrow Mr. Elsaesser's word — has emerged as a genuine rival to contemporary Hollywood.
Festivals have long complemented traditional distribution channels by generating early public word of mouth (positive and negative) and by stirring up valuable publicity for movies before they hit theaters. Now, however, festivals constitute a web of relations that lasts the entire year, during which films and their makers travel the world (from Berlin to Toronto) attracting audiences and media attention. "This originally European phenomenon," Mr. Elsaesser writes, "has globalized itself,
and in the process has created not only a self-sustaining, highly self-referential world for the art cinema, the independent cinema and the documentary film, but a sort of 'alternative' to the Hollywood studio system" in its current incarnation.
It may be that the Toronto International Film Festival has emerged as one of the biggest, most influential festivals in the world specifically because it learned how to bridge that art-cinema world and those conglomerate-owned movie studios we nostalgically refer to as Hollywood. (Other factors doubtless have played a role, including support from the Canadian government and the festival's location: it's an easy flight for New York journalists.) To judge from the Lightbox, this balancing act has paid off nicely. It remains to be seen whether the Lightbox, like the new film complex at Lincoln Center, can fill its theaters year-round with viewers who are as eager to dig into cinema's past as they are to take part in its uncertain future."
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Age ain't nothin' but a number for Fran Drescher who stepped out this week with her slightly younger new boyfriend.
Drescher, 56, went public with 49-year-old Shiva Ayyadurai at the premiere of Bridegroom in Beverly Hills on Tuesday night.
The good-looking pair told Us Weekly that they love cooking together and that they're in the process of planning a couples-themed Halloween bash.
"I don't think we've decided yet but we know what we're doing. We've got some really good parties to go to and Iron & Wine, which is one of my favorite bands, is playing down at the Orpheum so we're gonna be doing all that," Drescher revealed.
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If you're saying 'it' with flowers this UK Bank Holiday weekend make sure they're locally grown
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Achappam (A crunchy rice pancake)
Author Notes: This is one of classic Kerala dishes that appear at every wedding and other special family gathering. An easy recipe only if you have the "Achappam" Mould. You may get this in Indian store .Or I can arrange one. Last weekend this pancake made for our son Joseph by his grandmother .Immediately, he took all to his hostel to share with friends. Usually he come home every weekend. —pauljoseph
Serves 10
- 1 pound raw rice
- 1 cup Coconut Milk
- 2 tablespoons Sugar
- 1 Egg
- 1 teaspoon Sesame seeds
- Salt to taste
- Soak the raw rice for one hour
- Powder the moist rice finely, add the half the coconut milk ,combine
- Beat the egg till frothy, add sugar, sesame seed, salt
- Pour the above with remaining coconut milk into the batter. beat well to obtain a coating consistency
- Heat the oil, dip the mould in the batter (take care the upper quarter of the mould Clean)to coat.
- Return to the hot oil ,fry a minute, tap gently to let the fritter fall gently into the oil. Fry to a golden brown. Drain.
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Savory Rice Dish
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A Month of Chaos
June was a wild month at TMC. One of our editors moved across the country and lacked internet for an entire month, leaving the EVE desks to their own devices. Meanwhile, Marc Scaurus and I experienced our first E3, which was a wild event on a number of levels. While in LA, we met Tegiminis—who was also covering that show—and promoted him to editor in the aftermath. Another major pickup for the site is Sun Win, a former Wired columnist—not just a ~games journalist~ but an actual real-world writer with industry experience. We're delighted to have him on board, not merely for his words but also for his counsel.
Amidst all of this, the largest war in recent EVE history broke out, pitting the staff of the website against each other (sorry, guys!) while trying to maintain coverage. The kind of motivated writer who seeks out a position at TMC is coincidentally almost always involved at the leadership level in their alliances, so some of our staff have been too busy fighting in the war to actually write about it. We've persevered, though, and covered most of the major combats thus far.
Sadly, we experienced our first major service outage in almost eleven months of continual uptime. An NFS issue brought the site down for about six hours on July 7th. As it happens, our server admin was on a business trip to Germany and had just gone to bed when the server fried, and his pager didn't work in Europe. We apologize for the outage, but I console myself by saying eleven months of uptime is a pretty good record.
Adventures in Webdev
We have three major development projects remaining before we can consider the site feature complete: implementing a new staff backend based around CKEditor, making the entire site mobile-friendly using responsive design, and adding a forum so we can build the community up. In June, we implemented CKEditor, are about 60% done with the forum, and are midway through responsive design.
CKEditor is all backend, staff-facing development. The old TinyMCE-based writing interface was horrid, and we're delighted to have it gone. The CKEditor upgrade was mostly a Robus Muvila project, with some Irumani CSS help, and they're both Goddamned Heroes for it.
Responsive design is all Irumani, and he seems to be making excellent progress. It is entirely possible that we could have it done by the end of July. Similarly, the forums are a joint project between Irumani and Solo Drakban, and mostly need a little additional CSS before we launch them.
Other Games
We periodically change up our coverage of games here on TMC, following our hyper-competitive PvP demographic as they move between titles. It appears that MWO and DUST are, politely speaking, encountering some difficulties of late. We're curious to see what other titles our users would suggest we look into covering. Star Citizen is little more than vapor at the moment, though there's substantial interest; War Thunder and AirMech have also been mooted as options. Sound off and let us know what you'd like to read about.
Hiring Streamers
We're always looking for charismatic streamers who know how to work a crowd. As anyone who's spent time watching Twitch knows, streaming isn't about merely playing a game well, but interacting with your audience in an engaging way. If you're interested in joining our stream team, email us an example of your work (personal Twitch channel or YouTube) to email@example.com.
Hiring EVE Reporters, League of Legends & PS2 Writers
It's a new month and that means new hires! To apply, email firstname.lastname@example.com with a writing sample of ~800 words covering the game you're interested in applying for. Compensation is 125m isk per published piece, and you should be able to produce at least two pieces a month to avoid being purged.
EVE Online: We've got a very good stable of feature writers for EVE, but we'd like to get more battle reports and war coverage from a wide spectrum of talent. The southeast and northeast are of particular interest, if you happen to be involved in the DD vs DS southeastern war or the SOLAR vs N3 conflict. We could also use some more CFC or TEST writers, as many of our veteran writers are too busy actually fighting in those wars at the high level to stop and pen battle reports.
League of Legends: Seminole Sun is a hero of a writer and took our 'top writer' prize in June. That said, we could use more LoL coverage—not just e-sports writing, but guides, tips, patch analysis, you name it. I am continually surprised by how hard it is to find good MOBA writers. Prove me wrong and apply today!
PlanetSide 2: PS2 is doing quite well, and we'd like to have coverage beyond MLG and game update analysis; in an ideal world, that would include guides, videos and metagame discussion. If you think you've got what it takes, drop us a line.


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By Beth Pickens
What constitutes food adventure depends on your own culture, religion, location and family norms.
My own 82-year-old grandmother, who has lived in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, nearly her entire life, recently ate her first bagel and was amazed to eat something – in her words – "so different." Lucky for us, our City by the Bay's history is steeped in outlaws and explorers, and that sensibility is alive in our willingness to eat anything, in every possible combination (hangtown fry, anyone?). San Francisco's history, geography, and numerous diasporas honoring every diet and allergy, along with our obsession for "the good life," result in a city of never-ending exploration in eating.
I founded the SF Food Adventure Club after dinner with a group of food-obsessed friends during which we constructed a three-page list of foods we want to eat before we die. In August 2009, I organized our first adventure and issued badges to the friends and strangers who showed up to eat durian fruit. Fifteen adventures later, we've made headway: ostrich eggs, human placenta, pulled pork made from jackfruit, and accusations of being "a bunch of hipster cannibals." Check. Live octopus, roasted guinea pig, and putrefied shark meat. Not yet, but 2012 has just begun.
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- Ann said...
I love the determined look on her face. Do you know where this picture was taken?
- May 24, 2008 at 11:12 AM
- Dwight said...
Ann, if you double click on the photo, a white building appears faintly just to the left of the tree. Is this the Penrose schoolhouse? And it isn't likely that the photo was taken in the Wasden yard because of open fields beyond. If not, where was it taken? We may have to wait to find out.
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I believe this picture was taken during the time Mother was taking "Normal Training", in Powell. But I don't know where...
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SWANTON - Long-term parking will become a thing of the past on village streets if local lawmakers have their way.
The village council last week approved the third readings of ordinances that forbid parking for more than 48 hours on public streets, and ban the unattended parking of all trailers.
Also soon to be prohibited in Swanton is the washing or repairing of vehicles in any public park.
All of the revised laws take effect July 8.
Mayor James Bushong said that while the parking ordinances apply village-wide, they were prompted by complaints about truck trailer parking on Broadway and the parking of vehicles with utility trailers on Lincoln Avenue.
"If they leave their tractors, they can park for a little while," the mayor said of the truckers who sometimes leave trailers along Broadway pending loading or unloading at industries along that street.
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For the most part, celebrities have their pick of whom they want to date. After all, being rich and famous tends to make you irresistible to the opposite sex. Yet despite their otherworldly hotness, impeccable style and killer bods, some celebs are still flying solo in the love department. So which celebs are currently on the market? Click through for a rundown of the 100 hottest singles right now.
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Rooney labored over the essay, which made it into the anthology and led to Live Nude Girl.
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One has a black pixie haircut that must have been labored over for hours in a salon, or it could be a wig.
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The shares dropped as much as 7.1 percent, and traded down 2.6 percent at 73.23 euros as of 10:19 a.m. Volume was almost three times the three-month daily average after less than two hours of trading. Of 23 analysts that rate the shares, 12 have hold recommendations and nine advise selling Fielmann, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
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LOL. Does this mean that Oakland is no longer the most EXPLOSIVE team at every position??? Hey 90210, care to clarify??? And bring your news flash with you
LOL. Does this mean that Oakland is no longer the most EXPLOSIVE team at every position??? Hey 90210, care to clarify??? And bring your news flash with you
Huff to the Jets...book it.
Both players would be solid, cheap pickups for us and fill needs.....Both haven't lived up to their draft status but they were also in the black hole
I'd take DHB over Brandon Gibson for whatever that's worth
Raiders defense has been garbage for years , there offense is still very good and isn't the problem. Raiders offense is still explosive now they are back to style that fits the personnel. All the Raiders top talent is on offense. Losing DHb( look at my post the last month as I predicted this) has no effect on the offense. Just gives Rod Streater and Juron Criner more playing time. Raiders upgrade the offense in certain areas and this offense can be top notch. T Pryor there are still some doubts if he can be a starting QB in this league , but he demonstrated last year what a weapon he can be in the redzone . That where I think he going to pay the most dividends in 2013 .
sure Raiders have huge rebuilding job on defense as they only have like three starters . Still there are a lot of veteran players out there that can help the Raiders improve on defense this year and are temporary solutions till they can get their eventually replacements in the draft.
Raiders are cleaning up there finances this year and looking toward 2014 and beyond. They will have a lot of money to play with in 2014 and possible looking at four extra compensation picks for losing players this offseason.
Reggie Mckenzie became the Raiders GM because Ron Wolf says he one of the best talent evaluators he has seen. Were going to find out if that true as this is really his first draft. Mckenzie is as good as Ron Wolf says and the rebuilding job shouldn't take as long .
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Explosive offenses usually don't rank 26th in the league in points scored.
..but somehow the Raiders manage to accomplish that. DHB, Streater, McFadden, Marcel Reece, Denarius Moore, Mike Goodson, Taiwan Jones...etc. are all very explosive players. Jets fans would have killed to have any one of those guys this past season. Oakland must literally be a black hole cause they find ways to lose despite talent.
I would love to see huff in here on a 2-3 year contract.
He is an experienced safety who excels in deep coverage as opposed to playing in the box.
Plus he has been part of nothing but awful coaching/playing throughout most of his raiders tenure, so it would be great to see what he could do under Rex/Thurman.
No idea what his contract numbers would look like, but with this deep of a safety draft class, and bigger name guys like landry being more sought after, he could be had for a very team friendly amount.
For years you told us the Raiders are the bestest everywhere
Every year the guy coming in to replace the guy before him is going to get the job done, but every guy is/was the best
And that offense that you claim to be explosive and very good was 26th in the league last year
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Raiders offense wasn't 26. Where do your stats come from Ray ray in your head. Offense finished 18 last year and was much closer to 10 before C Palmer missed the last two games. The Raiders rushing attack was 28. That was horrible as I did predict they would easily be top three. The blocking scheme was the main reason for that as the personnel just wasn't a good fit for that scheme.
They are back to the blocking scheme and offense that suits there talents better . There Rushing attack will be top three next year .
Raiders offense will be top ten next year without a doubt. The offense won't be the problem for the raiders in 2013.
The defense now that is a different story. That unit was stripped to the bones and they are going to try and hold it together with cheap veterans and draft picks. Till they get their 90 million plus cap room for 2014. They are going to build this team through the draft.
For that reason looking at the team now you can't expect too many wins in 2013. The offense should keep them in every game but can they stop anyone offense. Who knows.
Pats fans are annoying on this board because they troll, are ignorant and their team wins all the time. Raiders fans posting on this board are just pathetic. LOL at top 10 offense next year. You finished 26th in pts scored last year with 18.1 per game. In those last 2 games that Palmer missed your team scored a total of 27 points which dropped your average from like 18.5 to 18.1. Your offense is no way better than these 11 teams:
Pats/Giants/Packers/Saints/Niners/Seahawks/Broncos/Skins/Falcons/Texans/TB. And you aren't better than teams like the Bengals/Ravens/Cowboys/bears/Colts/panthers.
If you finish in top 20, i would be stunned.


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Tribes: Ascend PC
- Publisher: Hi-Rez Studios
- Release Date: Apr 12, 2012
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 586 Ratings
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Aug 1, 2016good game. I am new to the Tribes franchise and enjoyed the challenge of skiing and trying to aim. I really enjoyed the beta and I'm excited that it's finally out!
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Apr 13, 2016great game, and not a bit pay to win, like most free games where ripping a, go and try this awesome game good gameplay, have skill and more and looks okay
Oct 11, 2014
Aug 12, 2014The worst Tribes game, and ultimately the death of the Tribes series. Ruined by free to play and other nonsense. Class unlocks?! Rifles/smgs/pistols?! They have no place in a Tribes game.
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Jun 8, 2014Tribes Ascend is an excellent FPS. The emphasis on mobility makes it faster paced and makes it stand out among other online FPS games. The maps are well designed for this and the graphics are beautiful. Considering it's free to play you'd be doing yourself a disservice to not at least try Tribes Ascend.
Jun 1, 2014Great initial game play. Provides lost of incentive to play again. VERY crappy lvl system that favors player who have been playing longer not skill... crap gaming style.
Hi-Rez has the same problem with Smite and tried to fix it by starting all players at lvl 0 but still favors players who have been playing longer. Want more money? Make the game fun for everyone to play. -
Apr 7, 2014Well... I'm going to say that this game is great... if you have a powerful engine to run it on.
The game runs on Unreal Engine, so it will be a pain in the ass to handle if your computer is a slow as **** computer, but with the right one, it is going to be a blast.
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Nov 15, 2013Fun fast paced game! Great graphics and addictive gameplay! It's great if you're looking for a free but phenomenal game! Totally recommended. I will definitely be playing this game more!
Aug 24, 2013another bad game from hirez, seems more a pay2win than a f2p i bought it for 25 euro before they understood it was a and changing it in f2p....
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Jul 19, 2013BEST Shooter ever.
A revolutionary game mechanic. It makes so damn much fun. And: I't IS skill based and NOT Pay to Win. But it's really sad that Hi-Rez abadons Tribes: Ascend. They just said, the community shall do the rest and look for the game. :-/
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Jul 13, 2013Really hard and frustrating at first, even previous FPS experience doesn't help much. Once you get the gist of it though, it becomes the best shooter ever.
Apr 27, 2013All the memes and viral marketing in the world can't help this dime-a-dozen pay-2-win online FPS. Do you enjoy playing against spoiled children with game-breaking paid unlocks? Then you'll love this game.
Apr 18, 2013
Apr 3, 2013I was a big fan of the original franchise and played it a lot. This version is super hardcore, but extremely well done. Hi-Rez deserves a lot of credit in this remake.
Mar 2, 2013
Jan 8, 2013This is the coolest game in the world. Everything you do boils down to skill and skill alone, and even if you suck at the game, you can still have tons of fun. The game is incredibly well designed, even to the tiny things. All in all, if you don't like this game, you should go back to playing Halo 3 or whatever it is your get spoonfed for breakfast.
Dec 19, 2012This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
Nov 7, 2012As an old fan of the original Tribes and all of the sequels, I was anticipating good things from this game. I am not disappointed. They captured the feel of the original game play and the mechanics and controls are extremely responsive. Could they improve the game? Sure, but I have no idea how. Sometimes a classic is good enough. Anyone for a blue plate special?
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Oct 24, 2012Having played Tribes Ascend for 50+ hours now, i can honestly say that this game is, second to Unreal Tournament Classic, THE best FPS Multiplayer ever concieved.. and its f2p.. but boy how i do not care giving the Hi-Rez Studios all of my money. If you have some time, and wish to learn a truly skillful teamplayer FPS, try it!
Oct 13, 2012You would do well to just avoid this. As for the critics I doubt they plug this because its good.
They say its good so the public buys. Best to talk to real gamers with years of exp in games
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Oct 3, 2012gran juego online me gusto mucho entretenido y lo mejor de todo free, si bien la mecánica de shooter es bastante clásica pero con una variación de armas mas que considerable. graficamente es muy bien logrado, entornos ricos y bien detallados, los sonidos esta bastante bien.. en resumen un juego recomendado para aquellos que quieran pasar un rato jugando online grafis..
Sep 18, 2012Hi-Rez has succeeded with an amazing game that is faithful to the original tribes franchise. Graphically, things are average. Gameplay, and overall user emjoyment is where the game thrives. Hitscan was phased out during the later beta period, and now this is one of the few shooter games that has no hacks available. Pure skill game with E-sports affiliation.
Sep 14, 2012This game is to the closest to the original I've played. It really is a polished game. It's was polished when I started playing in Beta. If you like FPS and flying this game is awesome. It's certainly on a level with TF2.
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Aug 12, 2012Pure multiplayer goodness. Fast gameplay, beautiful graphics, great controls. Only problem I got was taht some stuff are expensive as hell but you don't really need them, it's all about the skill.
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Aug 2, 2012Great free to play game. It's NOT too much a "pay to win" game, and that's the main pro i've found. The game is original (different to normal FPS), very funny and skill based: at level 1 i killed many high level guys only with the default weapons. Of course unlocking new stuff is a bit long without paying anything, but it could be done.
Jul 31, 2012This is a great game that anyone who likes FPS should give a try. Yes it is a free to play but if you like it I recommend spending $20 and unlock a few classes all the way. While I do not think this a pay to win it is nice to have all the guns of your favorite classes. They do a good job updating and balancing the guns, nothing seems like the must have or only use gun which is great.
Jul 28, 2012This game is tightly designed around speed and fun and I couldn't have dreamed of a better version of the game (actually thought it might suck like the previous version but it's actually super awesome). Wait, why am I wasting time writing this review? Gotta go fast!Fantastic game, free to play but not pay to win
Jul 28, 2012
Jul 27, 2012Like Team Fortress 2, great free-to-play with item system and not all items being unlocked at once unlike old games. Hi-Rez Studios has found out how to correctly balance Tribes: Ascend and avoiding pay-to-win "gameplay." Tribes: Ascend is amazing.
Jul 27, 2012One of the greatest FPS's to ever hit game scene. I have thousand of hours played in this and probably never gonna stop, got everything already unlocked and my most favorite gear Is soldier with spinfusor, pistol and short fuse grenade. Stuff you can get pretty much for free or is part of starter pack, so no there can't even be talk of Pay2Win. My 4:1 KDR says so.
Jul 22, 2012
Jul 19, 2012One of the best shooters i' ve played in the last years. Very fast with great weapons and ah fair balance between the classes. And you earn enough XP during the game to get your favourite weapons instead of buying them.
Jul 15, 2012
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Jul 9, 2012This is how FPS's should be like. Tribes is pure run and gun, even more exciting then Unreal Tournament. You don't get cover, you don't get realism, but you get fun. Tons of it.
Jul 8, 2012This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
Jul 7, 2012Tribes ascend is a great way to kill time in short or long bursts. It's just plain fun. The skiing mechanic works well particularly with this fast-paced shooter setting. Graphics are fine, the shop doesn't seem to get in the way of gameplay, and it's free. Give it a try!
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Jul 4, 2012Decent game and it's worth supporting the company with a few dollars if you enjoy the game itself. If you like the original tribes or any decent shooter game this game is for you(it's free to play so its stupid not to try out). Quite polished and well made maps. About ~100 hours so far spent playing since the beta days and will play some more for sure.
Jul 4, 2012
Jul 4, 2012I'm a long time FPS fan. I played Tribes 1 a long time ago. Finally a game that feels as exciting as the it used to be. I don't mind the expansion system because its F2P and you don't HAVE to buy upgrades, you can earn them as well. Loving it!!
Jul 3, 2012
Jul 3, 2012Refreshing game, non stop action, literally non stop. I can't cant how many times I've lifted my hand off the mouse for no more then 2-3 seconds and got killed. This game is easily a 10 because it is so damn fun, though I wish they would add more vehicles now that some maps are getting bigger.
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Jun 30, 2012The game that actually takes alot of skills to kill someone ya 360 no scope bastards. I would buy this game even if it was paid. In case it's free-to-play i'm gonna buy some in-game stuff to reward developers. Though there is no pay-to-win formula - everything can be unlocked free.
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Jun 28, 2012A solid first person shooter that is unfortunately built on a pay-to-win free play model. The person who spent the most money on better armor, better guns and better perks that are constantly released will win.
Jun 28, 2012This Free-to-play FPS is one of the best games I have ever played. even in comparison to full price games. It matches all those full-priced games in terms of game play, graphics and best of all it's not pay to win. All weapons can be purchased with in-game XP
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May 31, 2012the game is really the best starting around end game. You can really tell the developers paid ATTENTION to the old community of tribes players from 1 + 2.
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May 29, 2012My god this game is bad.. How can people rate this so high?
How can people play this pay to win game?
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May 29, 2012Best multiplayer FPS in years gameplay wise. More balanced than prevous tribes with a lot less focus on vehicles. But also lacks some of it's features which does let it down a bit and the maps are a lot smaller as well. Also no 3rd party modding was what kept the old tribes alive, it doesn't have that either.
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May 24, 2012Very good multiplayer shooter. Imo it has not enough maps right now and matchmaking is not very smart, but anyway it is #2 in list of my favourite deathmatch games, right after Dystopia and before Warsow.
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May 22, 2012There is not a lot of variation in regards to guns, but the gameplay is so fun I hardly even care. Its one of the fastest paced FPSs out today and hardly anyone even dies because you are going so fast (which is not a bad thing). I love the skiing because it is a very nice break from standard FPS. High speed chases and exploding projectiles make this game extremely fun to play.
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May 19, 2012Wonderfully fun and free game. Just skiing is fun in it self. The only negative thing I can say is that after playing all of the classes the juggernaut seems far and away op. I may just not know how to play the others though.
May 17, 2012A very creative and multifaceted take on the FPS. I recommend it to anyone who has grown tired of the genre. It is free after all, so you don't have much to lose...
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PC Master (Greece)Aug 31, 2012Contrary to the classic gameplay of an FPS that requires constant cover, slow advances, crouching and prone positioning, the battles of Ascend happen on the ground, as well as in the air and in tremendous speeds- thus changing drastically the classic tactical approaches of the genre. It's a breath of fresh air in the online FPS world. [September 2012]
LEVEL (Czech Republic)Aug 10, 2012Arcade online shooter surprises with fresh and fast paced playability and is a very good alternative to paid services with its free-to-play model. [Issue#220]
Jun 12, 2012Tribes: Ascend is a worthy successor to its forebears, bringing the same inimitable, hectic play style married to graphics that will stretch even the most capable machine.


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Reduced Fat Chocolate Chip
Item #1922. Chocolate chips cookie dough made with whole grain. This cookie has less fat and fewer grams of sugar than our regular Chocolate Chip cookie. Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub.
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You asked, so we delivered: this cookie dough is our answer for those looking for reduced fat and reduced sugar in a cookie that your family will still enjoy!
This cookie dough recipe incorporates whole grain brown rice flour along with our standard high quality baking flour to create a cookie that's not just good, it's whole grain good. Like all Otis Spunkmeyer brand products, this cookie dough contains zero grams of trans fat.
Each Reduced Fat Chocolate Chip cookie has less than 30% calories from fat, less than 10% calories from saturated fat, and less than 30% added sugar by weight. It has half the cholesterol of our standard Chocolate Chip cookie dough.
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Approximately 36 pieces of cookie dough per tub.
Ingredients: ENRICHED FLOUR (WHEAT FLOUR, NIACIN, REDUCED IRON, THIAMIN MONONITRATE, RIBOFLAVIN, FOLIC ACID), SUGAR, CHOCOLATE CHIPS (SUGAR, UNSWEETENED CHOCOLATE, COCOA BUTTER, SOY LECITHIN, NATURAL VANILLA EXTRACT), INVERT SUGAR, WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR, EGGS, SOYBEAN OIL, WATER, CANOLA OIL, CONTAINS 2% OR LESS OF: MOLASSES, MALTODEXTRIN, LEAVENING (BAKING SODA, SODIUM ALUMINUM PHOSPHATE), PALM OIL AND PALM KERNEL OIL, SODIUM STEAROYL LACTYLATE (DOUGH CONDITIONER), DATEM, SALT, SOY LECITHIN, NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL FLAVOR (CONTAINS MILK), TURMERIC AND ANNATTO (COLOR).
Contains: Wheat, Eggs, Soy, and Milk
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Do not thaw before use. Keep frozen in original packaging. Baking time and temperature will vary from oven to oven so watch cookies closely towards the end of baking time.
PREP: Preheat oven to 350° F.
BAKE: Place cookies 2" apart on an ungreased cookie sheet. Bake at 350° F for 13-15 minutes or until the edges are golden brown.
COOL: Let cool for 15 minutes before removing from baking pan. Cookies are still baking while cooling on the pan. Properly baked cookies should have a golden brown color, and should be firm on the outside and have a soft moist interior. Underbaked cookies will appear pale, slightly gray in the center, greasy, and have a soft pliable texture. Overbaked cookies will appear medium brown to dark brown in color, and will have a firm to hard texture.
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Dough: 1 year in freezer (unopened) from the date of production when stored at or below 0° F (-18° C).
Baked cookies: 2 Days if baked properly, and stored in sealed containers.
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Rox explore 'different avenues' to replace Helton
By Quinn Roberts / MLB.com
"We have a lot of different avenues to go down with a lot of different names," Tracy said before Monday's game against the Dodgers.
For the remainder of the year, Tracy expects to mix and match Matt McBride, Tyler Colvin and Jordan Pacheco at first. He'll even sprinkle in Michael Cuddyer once he returns from the 15-day disabled list with a right oblique strain.
In Monday night's game, Tracy penciled in McBride at first.
Before the Rockies called up McBride on Saturday, he spent the entire season with Triple-A Colorado Springs, batting .354 with 10 home runs and 77 RBIs, along with 36 doubles.
"We are going to find more time for McBride because of how he has performed so far this season with Triple-A and here at the Major League level," Tracy said.
Injuries give Rox chance to assess young talent
LOS ANGELES -- Even with injuries continuing to pile up for the Rockies -- the latest being Todd Helton's torn hip labrum on Monday -- manager Jim Tracy is doing his best to look at the glass half-full.
Tracy believes it gives his staff an opportunity to see many of the organization's young, talented players.
"They just keep plowing away," Tracy said. "We are getting additional info about some young players that aren't just going to play baseball in September. You learn a lot about these players, in tight series, especially against a team like the Dodgers. You get a lot more telling info."
Some of those young players include: Jordan Pacheco, who started at third in Monday's game; Matt McBride, who was penciled in at first; and Chris Nelson, who got the start at second.
"I know well that this group of young players is going to play all 27 outs of the game," Tracy said. "I don't know how it is going to turn out, but when you have a group of players that leave it out there, whatever the outcome, it is important."
While Tracy wishes the circumstances were different, the Rockies manager said he is excited to come to the ballpark every day.
"It is what it is," Tracy said of his team's injuries. "These guys are busting their tails. No matter the score or if we get down early, they will still be playing in the ninth inning, which makes me want to come to work."
Worth noting
The Rockies have scored 157 runs in the seventh inning or later in games this season, which is tied with the Reds for the most in the National League.
Carlos Gonzalez owns a .965 career OPS during the month of August, which is his highest OPS in any month.
With 19 doubles on the season, Jordan Pacheco is tied for third among NL rookies.
Quinn Roberts is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Lawyer Says Verdict 'Victory for Common Sense'
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A New Orleans jury took less than three hours on Monday (March 29) to reject a man's claim that toxic levels of formaldehyde in a FEMA trailer where he lived for two years after Hurricane Katrina caused a benign throat tumor and made him vomit blood, according to the Courthouse News Service.
The eight-person jury cleared trailer manufacturer Forest River Inc., based in Elkhart, Ind.
The jury found that the trailer in which 39-year-old Lyndon Wright lived was not "unreasonably dangerous" in construction or design. And it found that Shaw Environmental Inc. of Baton Rouge was not negligent in installing the trailer.
It's the second straight win for trailer manufacturers. In September 2009, a jury cleared Gulf Stream Coach Inc., which supplied FEMA with emergency travel trailers, of similar claims.
FEMA, which provided more than 140,000 travel trailers to Katrina refugees, was not a defendant in this trial, as was originally expected. Before the trial started, U.S. District Judge Kurt D. Engelhardt ruled that Wright did not file paperwork alleging personal injury within the proper time frame, which exempted FEMA from participation in the trial.
Frank D'Amico Jr., one of Wright's attorneys, said the verdict was disappointing, but that it doesn't mean anything for cases awaiting trial.
"Every case turns on its own," he said.
Forest River attorney Ernest Geiger called the verdict is "a victory for common sense."
In his closing arguments, Geiger said that in Wright's tax returns for 2007 and 2008 he claimed 10,000 business miles, and his earnings rose over the two years.
"Look how much he was working," Geiger said, adding that if Wright had been as sick as he claimed, it would have affected his ability to work.
"Shaw is obviously very pleased with the verdict, which we consider to be validation for the work Shaw conducted for those affected by Hurricane Katrina," Shaw spokeswoman Gentry Brann said in a statement.
D'Amico said in his closing argument that since FEMA does not know how to build a trailer, it relied on Forest River to make a quality product, and that Forest River acknowledged that it does not build products for the long term, only for temporary housing.
As the trial opened two weeks ago, Judge Engelhardt told the jury which "undisputed facts" all parties agreed to be true. Among them was that FEMA had provided 143,000 travel trailers to Katrina refugees; that of those 143,000 Forest River manufactured 5,000 units; and that Forest River used only low formaldehyde emitting (LFE) wood in its travel trailers.
Formaldehyde is considered a known human carcinogen by the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry.
Wright's lawyers had asked that Wright be awarded $65,000 in future medical expenses and an unspecified amount for pain and suffering.
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Spurs midfielder criticises Cristiano Ronaldo
Luka Modric "cannot stand his theatrics"
Tottenham players don't like to complain, but Luka Modric felt the need to get a burning issue off of his chest when speaking to Croatian publication Sportske Novosti this week. The midfielder thinks the current World Player of the Year needs to spend less time rolling around on the floor, and more time, er, standing up:
"Ronaldo is a fantastic player and I do not have anything against him, but I cannot stand his theatrics.
"In England, it is a man's game and his continuous complaints and dives have a negative effect. I do not know why he needs to do it all the time."
Ronaldo paid the price for crying wolf one too many times when he was booked for diving in Sunday's Carling Cup final, after what appeared to be a legitimate penalty claim.


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