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Session Scheduler
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- Monday
- Mon | 10:00am
- Monday, 10:00am-6:00pmSpeakers: Louis Bavoil, Cem Cebenoyan, Bryan Dudash, Holger Gruen, Stephan Hodes, Jason Lacroix, Layla Mah, Tiago Sousa, Jason Stewart, Nicolas Thibieroz, Gareth ThomasFormat: TutorialMonday, 10:00am-11:00amSpeakers: Daniel Brewer (Digital Extremes), Alex Cheng (Firaxis), Richard Dumas (Ubisoft Montreal), Aleissia Laidacker (Ubisoft Montreal)Format: SessionMonday, 10:00am-6:00pmSpeakers: Tim Borrelli, Jonathan Cooper, Amy Drobeck, Ryan Duffin, Ed Hooks, Michael Jungbluth, Jalil Sadool, Simon Unger, Nate WalpoleFormat: TutorialMonday, 10:00am-11:00amSpeakers: Arone Le Bray (BioWare), Tulay Tetiker McNally (BioWare)Format: SessionMonday, 10:00am-11:00amSpeakers: Devin Reimer (Owlchemy Labs), Alexander Schwartz (Owlchemy Labs)Format: SessionMonday, 10:00am-11:00amSpeakers: Juan Gril (Joju Games), Steve Meretzky (Playdom), Dave Rohrl (FunSockets)Format: SessionMonday, 10:00am-6:00pmSpeakers: Andy Ashcraft, Jonathan Hamel, Jeb Havens, Eileen Hollinger, Robin Hunicke, Marc Leblanc, Andrew Leker, Stone Librande, Art Min, George Skleres, Tim Stellmach, Eric ToddFormat: TutorialMonday, 10:00am-6:00pmSpeaker: Evan Skolnick (LucasArts)Format: TutorialMonday, 10:00am-6:00pmSpeakers: John Davis (Microsoft), Kristie Fisher (Microsoft), Tom Lorusso (Microsoft), Paul Newton (Electronic Arts), Veronica Zammitto (Electronic Arts)Format: TutorialMonday, 10:00am-6:00pmSpeakers: Squirrel Eiserloh, Robin Green, Manny Ko, Stan Melax, Graham Rhodes, Gino Van den Bergen, Jim Van VerthFormat: TutorialNatural, Intuitive, and Immersive Gaming With Intel Perceptual Computing (Presented by Intel Perceptual Computing)Monday, 10:00am-6:00pmSpeakers: Robert Butterworth (Slant Six Games), Seth Gibson (Intel Perceptual Computing), Annie Harper (Intel Perceptual Computing), Chris Rojas (Intel Perceptual Computing)Format: Sponsored Dev DayMonday, 10:00am-11:00amSpeakers: Colleen Macklin (Parsons The New School for Design), John Sharp (Parsons The New School for Design)Format: SessionMonday, 10:00am-10:25amSpeaker: Richard Rouse III (Microsoft Game Studios)Format: SessionMonday, 10:00am-10:25amSpeaker: Richard Flanagan (Phosfiend Systems)Format: Session
- Mon | 10:35am
- Monday, 10:35am-11:00amSpeaker: Anna Kipnis (Double Fine Productions)Format: SessionMonday, 10:35am-11:00amSpeaker: Noah Falstein (The Inspiracy)Format: Session
- Mon | 11:15am
- Monday, 11:15am-12:15pmSpeakers: Brian Buhr, Steve Fowler, Dyan Jodoin, Linda Lemieux, Marietta Pashayan, Michael SoutoFormat: SessionMonday, 11:15am-11:40amSpeaker: Daniel Nagler (Large Animal Games)Format: SessionMonday, 11:15am-11:40amSpeakers: Brian Pelletier (Learning Games Network), Kurt Squire (University of Wisconson-Madison)Format: SessionMonday, 11:15am-12:15pmSpeakers: Daniel Cook (Spry Fox), David Edery (Spry Fox), Ryan Williams (Spry Fox)Format: SessionMonday, 11:15am-12:15pmSpeakers: Joshua Burgin (Zynga), Jeffrey Colen (Zynga)Format: SessionMonday, 11:15am-12:15pmSpeakers: Matthew Jack (Moon Collider), Mika Vehkala (IO Interactive A/S)Format: SessionMonday, 11:15am-11:40amSpeakers: Colin Northway (NorthwayGames.com), Thomas Shahan (ThomasShahan.com)Format: SessionMonday, 11:15am-12:15pmSpeaker: Eli Hodapp (TouchArcade)Format: Session
- Mon | 11:50am
- Monday, 11:50am-12:15pmSpeaker: Shane Neville (Ninja Robot Dinosaur Entertainment)Format: SessionMonday, 11:50am-12:15pmSpeaker: Jay Posey (Red Storm Entertainment)Format: SessionMonday, 11:50am-12:15pmSpeaker: Tom Buscaglia (The Game Attorney PC)Format: Session
- Mon | 12:00pm
- Monday, 12:00pm-1:45pmFormat: Session
- Mon | 1:45pm
- Monday, 1:45pm-2:10pmSpeaker: Josh Klint (Leadwerks Software)Format: SessionMonday, 1:45pm-2:45pmSpeaker: Stephan Beier (Travian Games GmbH)Format: SessionMonday, 1:45pm-2:10pmSpeakers: Jeff Agala (Klei Entertainment), Jamie Cheng (Klei Entertainment)Format: SessionMonday, 1:45pm-2:45pmSpeaker: David Grunwald (Zynga)Format: SessionMonday, 1:45pm-2:45pmSpeakers: Bobby Anguelov (IO Interactive), Ben Sunshine-Hill (Havok)Format: SessionMonday, 1:45pm-2:45pmSpeaker: Mike Lu (GREE International)Format: SessionMonday, 1:45pm-2:10pmSpeaker: Ian Dallas (Giant Sparrow)Format: SessionMonday, 1:45pm-2:10pmSpeakers: Antony Johnston (Independent), Gabrielle Shrager (Ubisoft Montpellier)Format: Session
- Mon | 2:20pm
- Monday, 2:20pm-2:45pmSpeakers: Terry Cavanagh (Independent), The Porpentine (Independent)Format: SessionMonday, 2:20pm-2:45pmSpeaker: Ian Marsh (NimbleBit)Format: SessionMonday, 2:20pm-2:45pmSpeaker: Max Doty (Electronic Arts)Format: SessionMonday, 2:20pm-2:45pmSpeaker: Elena Bertozzi (Long Island University)Format: Session
- Mon | 3:00pm
- Monday, 3:00pm-4:00pmSpeaker: Patrick Moran (Wideload Games / Disney Interactive)Format: SessionMonday, 3:00pm-3:25pmSpeaker: Michael John (GlassLab)Format: SessionMonday, 3:00pm-4:00pmSpeakers: Andy Hull (Story Fort, LLC), James Lantz (Independent), Davey Wreden (Galactic Cafe)Format: SessionMonday, 3:00pm-3:25pmSpeaker: Arthur Humphrey (Last Day of Work)Format: SessionMonday, 3:00pm-4:00pmSpeaker: Benjamin Seifert (Riot Games)Format: SessionMonday, 3:00pm-3:25pmSpeaker: Peter Garcin (HB Studios)Format: SessionMonday, 3:00pm-3:25pmSpeaker: James Gwertzman (Popcap)Format: SessionMonday, 3:00pm-4:00pmSpeakers: Andrew Fray (Spry Fox), Graham Pentheny (Independent)Format: SessionThe Winning Formula: Secrets & Strategies to Publishing Profitable Mobile Games (Presented by Fuse Powered)Monday, 3:00pm-4:00pmSpeaker: Jon Walsh (Fuse Powered Inc.)Format: Sponsored
- Mon | 3:35pm
- Monday, 3:35pm-4:00pmSpeakers: Philippe Bergeron (Ubisoft), Corey May (Ubisoft Montreal)Format: SessionMonday, 3:35pm-4:00pmSpeaker: Tommy Palm (King.com)Format: SessionMonday, 3:35pm-4:00pmSpeaker: Bo Wang (Tencent)Format: SessionMonday, 3:35pm-4:00pmSpeakers: Katherine Isbister (NYU), Syed Salahuddin (Babycastles)Format: Session
- Mon | 4:30pm
- Monday, 4:30pm-4:55pmSpeaker: Sumit Gupta (BitRhymes)Format: SessionMonday, 4:30pm-4:55pmSpeaker: Thomas Bidaux (ICO Partners)Format: SessionMonday, 4:30pm-5:30pmSpeakers: Mary Flanagan (Dartmouth College), Tracy Fullerton (USC School of Cinematic Arts), Justin Hall (DeNA), Noah Wardrip-Fruin (UC Santa Cruz), Eric Zimmerman (NYU Game Center)Format: SessionMonday, 4:30pm-4:55pmSpeaker: Warren Spector (Independent)Format: SessionMonday, 4:30pm-5:30pmSpeakers: Matt Hansen (Double Fine Productions), Graeme Jennings (343 Industries), Randall Lowe (SCEA Santa Monica Studio), Alex Plachowski (2K Games)Format: SessionMonday, 4:30pm-4:55pmSpeaker: Darya Trushkina (Game Insight)Format: SessionMonday, 4:30pm-5:30pmSpeaker: Jussi Laakkonen (Applifier)Format: SessionMonday, 4:30pm-5:30pmSpeakers: Luke Dicken, Dino Dini, Andrew Fray, Daniel Kline, Dave Mark, Steve Rabin, Brian Schwab, Ben Sunshine-HillFormat: Session
- Mon | 5:05pm
- Monday, 5:05pm-5:30pmSpeaker: Michael Li (Kabam)Format: SessionMonday, 5:05pm-5:30pmSpeaker: Nick Ross (TinyCo)Format: SessionIs That a Gun in Your Pocket or Are You Just Happy to See Me? Evolving the Emotional Content of GamesMonday, 5:05pm-5:30pmSpeakers: Chuck Beaver (Electronic Arts), Susan O'Connor (Susan OConnor Writing Studio)Format: SessionMonday, 5:05pm-5:30pmSpeaker: Matt Gilgenbach (24 Caret Games)Format: Session
- Tuesday
- Tues | 10:00am
- Tuesday, 10:00am-6:00pmSpeakers: Neil Alphonso, Jim Brown, Joel Burgess, Forrest Dowling, Steve Gaynor, Seth Marinello, Nathan Purkeypile, Coray Seifert, Zach Wilson, Matthias WorchFormat: TutorialTuesday, 10:00am-6:00pmSpeakers: Clint Bajakian, Troels Folmann, Mo Jen, Damian Kastbauer, Kristofor Mellroth, Tomas Neumann, Scott Selfon, Garry TaylorFormat: TutorialTuesday, 10:00am-10:25amSpeakers: Kiki McMillan (Microsoft Studios), Zeb Wedell (Microsoft Studios)Format: SessionTuesday, 10:00am-11:00amSpeakers: Matthew Burns (University of Washington), Frank Lantz (NYU Game Center), Richard Lemarchand (University of Southern California), Jane Pinckard (University of California, Santa Cruz)Format: SessionTuesday, 10:00am-11:00amSpeakers: Daigo Sato (DeNA), Yuji Shimizu (DeNA)Format: SessionTuesday, 10:00am-11:00amSpeakers: Kevin Grace (343 Industries), Matt McCloskey (343 Industries), Frank O'Connor (343 Industries), Kiki Wolfkill (343 Industries)Format: SessionTuesday, 10:00am-11:00amSpeaker: Emily Greer (Kongregate)Format: SessionTuesday, 10:00am-11:00amSpeaker: Paul Winterhalder (bitHeads)Format: SessionTuesday, 10:00am-6:00pmSpeakers: Sara Brooks, Peter Chang, Colin Creitz, Namita Gupta, George Lee, Gareth Morris, Amir Naor, Sean Ryan, Daniel SchultzFormat: Sponsored Dev DayTuesday, 10:00am-11:00amSpeakers: Christian Baekkelund (Moonshot Games), Damian Isla (Moonshot Games), Paul Tozour (Intelligence Engine Design Systems)Format: SessionTuesday, 10:00am-6:00pmSpeakers: Andy Ashcraft, Jonathan Hamel, Jeb Havens, Eileen Hollinger, Robin Hunicke, Marc Leblanc, Andrew Leker, Stone Librande, Art Min, George Skleres, Tim Stellmach, Eric ToddFormat: TutorialTuesday, 10:00am-5:30pmSpeakers: Yanick Blanger, Ryan Boyd, Chris Elliott, Dan Holevoet, Momchil Kyurkchiev, Michael Manoochehri, Luca MartinettiFormat: Sponsored Dev DayTuesday, 10:00am-6:00pmSpeakers: Mike Daley, Gareth Jenkins, Natalia Luckyanova, Mike Schramm, Rod Strougo, Ray Wenderlich, David WhatleyFormat: TutorialTuesday, 10:00am-10:25amSpeakers: Alexander Bruce (Independent), Greg Rice (Double Fine Productions)Format: SessionTuesday, 10:00am-6:00pmSpeakers: Erin Catto, Glenn Fiedler, Dirk Gregorius, Oliver Strunk, Richard Tonge, Gino Van den BergenFormat: TutorialTuesday, 10:00am-6:00pmSpeakers: Rod Fergusson, Laura Fryer, Jon Kimmich, Siobhan Reddy, Roger Schembri, Brian Schmidt, Caryl Shaw, Ruth TomandlFormat: TutorialTuesday, 10:00am-6:00pmSpeakers: Robert Butterworth, Pat Corwin, Jeff Hanna, Rachel Larsen, Julian Love, James Ricker, Phil Sheets, Drew Skillman, Steve TheodoreFormat: TutorialTuesday, 10:00am-11:00amSpeaker: Kristof Beets (Imagination Technologies)Format: SponsoredTuesday, 10:00am-5:00pmSpeakers: Leigh Davies, Richard Huddy, Steve Hughes, Steve McCalla, Matt Ployhar, Bimal Poddar, Kyle WeichtFormat: Sponsored Dev DayTuesday, 10:00am-6:00pmSpeakers: Oliver Barraza, Tim Cooper, Kuba Cupisz, Jonas Echterhoff, Gabriele Farina, Pierre-Paul Giroux, Alexis Khouri, Robert Lanciault, Michael PachterFormat: Sponsored Dev Day
- Tues | 10:35am
- Tuesday, 10:35am-11:00amSpeakers: Jake Elliott (Cardboard Computer), Tamas Kemenczy (Cardboard Computer)Format: SessionTuesday, 10:35am-11:00amSpeaker: Chris Burgess (Playstation, SCEE)Format: Session
- Tues | 11:15am
- Tuesday, 11:15am-12:15pmSpeakers: Jeremy Gibson (University of Southern California), Andrew Phelps (RIT), Magy Seif El-Nasr (Northeastern University), Jim Whitehead (University of California Santa Cruz)Format: SessionTuesday, 11:15am-11:40amSpeaker: Rex Ishibashi (Callaway Digital Arts)Format: SessionTuesday, 11:15am-12:15pmSpeaker: Ethan Levy (Quarter Spiral)Format: SessionTuesday, 11:15am-11:40amSpeaker: Matthew Weise (Harmonix Music Systems)Format: SessionTuesday, 11:15am-11:40amSpeakers: Wesley Kirinya (Leti Games), Eyram Tawia (Leti Games)Format: SessionTuesday, 11:15am-11:40amSpeaker: Charlie Cleveland (Unknown Worlds)Format: SessionTuesday, 11:15am-12:15pmSpeakers: Joe Davis (Imagination Technologies), Bob Gardner (Imagination Technologies)Format: SponsoredTuesday, 11:15am-12:15pmSpeakers: Abhinav Agrawal (Zynga), Mike Perry (Zynga)Format: SessionTuesday, 11:15am-11:40amSpeaker: Brian Schwab (Blizzard Entertainment)Format: Session
- Tues | 11:50am
- Tuesday, 11:50am-12:15pmSpeaker: Georg Backer (Hotsauce Interactive Ltd.)Format: SessionTuesday, 11:50am-12:15pmSpeaker: Dylan Cuthbert (Q-Games)Format: SessionTuesday, 11:50am-12:15pmSpeakers: Daniel Brewer, Luke Dicken, Dino Dini, Dave Mark, Jeff Orkin, Steve Rabin, Brian SchwabFormat: SessionTuesday, 11:50am-12:15pmSpeaker: Henry Fong (Yodo1)Format: SessionTuesday, 11:50am-12:15pmSpeaker: Jinny Gudmundsen (USA Today/Gannett)Format: Session
- Tues | 12:00pm
- Tuesday, 12:00pm-1:45pmFormat: Session
- Tues | 12:30pm
- Conquering the Galaxy with Phones and Tablets: Galactic Reign Postmortem (Presented by Microsoft Studios)Tuesday, 12:30pm-1:30pmSpeaker: Tony Cox (Microsoft Studios)Format: SponsoredTuesday, 12:30pm-1:30pmSpeakers: Chris Avellone, Toiya Kristen Finley, Tobias Heussner, Antony Johnston, Christy Marx, Jonathon MyersFormat: Session
- Tues | 1:45pm
- Accelerating Look Development with Autodesk 3ds Max and Autodesk Maya Realtime, Interactive Ray Traced Viewports (Presented by Imagination Technologies)Tuesday, 1:45pm-2:45pmSpeaker: Alex Kelley (Imagination Technologies)Format: SponsoredTuesday, 1:45pm-2:45pmSpeakers: Luke Dicken (University of Strathclyde), Dino Dini (NHTV University of Applied Sciences, Breda, Netherlands), Dave Mark (Intrinsic Algorithm)Format: SessionTuesday, 1:45pm-2:45pmSpeakers: Matthew Davis (Subset Games), Justin Ma (Subset Games)Format: SessionTuesday, 1:45pm-2:45pmSpeakers: Paul Chavez, David Kim, Liesl Leary, Fabio Ravetto, Oded Sharon, Luis WongFormat: SessionTuesday, 1:45pm-2:10pmSpeakers: Martha Sapeta (Playdom), Alex Swanson (Playdom)Format: SessionTuesday, 1:45pm-2:10pmSpeaker: James Vaughan (Ndemic Creations)Format: SessionTuesday, 1:45pm-2:45pmSpeakers: Rob Carroll, Barry Dorf, Pany Haritatos, Tadhg Kelly, Jussi Laakkonen, Wade Tinney, Jim YingFormat: SessionTuesday, 1:45pm-2:10pmSpeakers: James Cavin (Level Up Labs, LLC), Lars Doucet (Level Up Labs, LLC)Format: SessionTuesday, 1:45pm-2:10pmSpeaker: Casey Lynch (IGN)Format: Session
- Tues | 2:20pm
- Tuesday, 2:20pm-2:45pmSpeaker: Chris Pruett (Robot Invader)Format: SessionTuesday, 2:20pm-2:45pmSpeaker: Blair MacIntyre (Georgia Institute of Technology)Format: SessionTuesday, 2:20pm-2:45pmSpeaker: Walt Williams (2K Games)Format: Session
- Tues | 3:00pm
- Tuesday, 3:00pm-3:25pmSpeaker: Zach Barth (Zachtronics Industries)Format: SessionTuesday, 3:00pm-4:00pmSpeaker: Robert Nashak (BBC Worldwide, Digital Entertainment and Games)Format: SessionTuesday, 3:00pm-3:25pmSpeaker: Karen Collins (University of Waterloo)Format: SessionTuesday, 3:00pm-4:00pmSpeakers: Charles Huang (Green Throttle Games, Inc.), John Welch (Making Fun), Ted Woolsey (Microsoft)Format: SessionTuesday, 3:00pm-4:00pmSpeakers: Leif Foged (Northwestern University), Ian Horswill (Northwestern University), Jeff Orkin (Independent)Format: SessionSecret Sauce: How Diversity in Your Game Narrative = More Players and More Money (oh, and a better game too)Tuesday, 3:00pm-3:25pmSpeaker: Tom Abernathy (Microsoft Studios)Format: SessionTuesday, 3:00pm-4:00pmSpeaker: Nathan Vella (Capy)Format: SessionTuesday, 3:00pm-4:00pmSpeakers: Daniel Bernstein (UpTap), Margaret Wallace (Playmatics)Format: SessionTuesday, 3:00pm-4:00pmSpeakers: Steve Blackmon (Caustic Professional), Peter McGuinness (Imagination Technologies), Julien Merceron (Square Enix), Aras Pranckevicius (Unity Technologies), Tamas Schlagl (Crytek Budapest)Format: Sponsored
- Tues | 3:35pm
- An Indie Expedition Through the Jungle of Free-to-Play, In-App Purchase, Ad-Supported, and AnalyticsTuesday, 3:35pm-4:00pmSpeaker: Aaron Isaksen (AppAbove Games LLC)Format: SessionTuesday, 3:35pm-4:00pmSpeaker: Sam Roberts (University of Southern California)Format: SessionTuesday, 3:35pm-4:00pmSpeaker: Jeffrey Yohalem (Ubisoft)Format: Session
- Tues | 4:30pm
- Tuesday, 4:30pm-5:30pmSpeakers: Clara Fernandez-Vara (MIT), Michael Mateas (UC Santa Cruz), Ian Schreiber (Independent), Jose Zagal (DePaul University)Format: SessionTuesday, 4:30pm-5:30pmSpeakers: Renaud Bedard, Bennett Foddy, Chris Hecker, Rami Ismail, Noel Llopis, Tim Rogers, David Rosen, Emily Short, Rich Vreeland, Matthew WegnerFormat: SessionTuesday, 4:30pm-4:55pmSpeaker: Julian Migura (UOL BoaCompra)Format: SessionTuesday, 4:30pm-4:55pmSpeaker: Derrick Morton (FlowPlay)Format: SessionTuesday, 4:30pm-5:30pmSpeakers: Alex Champandard (AiGameDev.com), Damian Isla (Moonshot Games), Daniel Kline (Maxis), Michael Lewis (ArenaNet Inc.), Dave Mark (Intrinsic Algorithm)Format: SessionTuesday, 4:30pm-5:30pmSpeaker: Michael Ludden (Samsung)Format: SponsoredTuesday, 4:30pm-4:55pmSpeaker: Richard Van der Giessen (U-TRAX)Format: SessionTuesday, 4:30pm-4:55pmSpeaker: Jens Andersen (Sony Online Entertainment)Format: SessionTuesday, 4:30pm-5:30pmSpeakers: Eli Hodapp (TouchArcade), Arash Keshmirian (Limbic), Kevin Pazirandeh (Auxbrain, Inc.), Keith Shepherd (Imangi Studios)Format: Session
- Tues | 5:05pm
- Tuesday, 5:05pm-5:30pmSpeaker: Nick Fortugno (Playmatics)Format: SessionTuesday, 5:05pm-6:00pmSpeakers: William Barnes (Blizzard Entertainment), Arthur Flew (Blizzard Entertainment), Ines Rubio (Blizzard Entertainment), Jason Walker (Blizzard Entertainment)Format: SessionTuesday, 5:05pm-5:30pmSpeaker: Jesse Schell (Schell Games)Format: Session
- Tues | 5:30pm
- Tuesday, 5:30pm-7:30pmFormat: Special Event
- Wednesday
- Wed | 9:30am
- Wednesday, 9:30am-10:45amSpeakers: Chris Early (Ubisoft), Matt Ployhar (Intel Corporation), Christian Svensson (Capcom), Joost Van Dreunen, Ph.D. (SuperData)Format: SponsoredBehind the Scenes: Optimizing Far Cry 3, Left 4 Dead 2 and Assassins Creed using AMD's GPU PerfStudio2 (Presented by AMD)Wednesday, 9:30am-10:30amSpeakers: Rich Geldreich (Valve Corporation), Gordon Selley (Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.), Jean-Francois St-Amour (Ubisoft Montreal)Format: SponsoredCloud Gaming Unplugged - Content, Latency, Opportunity, Usability, Distribution (Presented by CiiNOW)Wednesday, 9:30am-10:30amSpeakers: Makarand Dharmapurikar (CiiNOW, Inc.), Chris Donahue (CiiNOW, Inc.), Ron Haberman (CiiNOW, Inc.)Format: SponsoredWednesday, 9:30am-10:30amSpeaker: Rosa Thomas (Microsoft)Format: SponsoredWednesday, 9:30am-10:30amFormat: Special EventWednesday, 9:30am-10:30amSpeaker: Olivier Gemayel (Xsens)Format: SponsoredHow Smaller Game Developers Stay Competitive: Scaling Social Engagement With The Cloud (Presented by SoftLayer)Wednesday, 9:30am-10:30amSpeakers: Marc Jones (SoftLayer), Robert Nelson (Broken Bulb Game Studios)Format: SponsoredWednesday, 9:30am-10:30amSpeaker: Patrick Prendergast (Amazon Web Services)Format: SponsoredWednesday, 9:30am-10:30amSpeaker: Joe Marini (Google)Format: SponsoredWednesday, 9:30am-10:30amSpeakers: Jonathan Kirkham (ARM), Dave Shreiner (ARM)Format: Sponsored
- Wed | 11:00am
- Wednesday, 11:00am-11:25amSpeaker: Daniel Morris (DeNA Americas and Europe)Format: SessionWednesday, 11:00am-12:00pmSpeaker: Amaury La Burthe (Audiogaming)Format: SessionWednesday, 11:00am-12:00pmSpeaker: Neil Kirby (Alcatel-Lucent)Format: RoundtableWednesday, 11:00am-12:00pmSpeakers: Brian Robbins (Riptide Games), Wade Tinney (Large Animal Games)Format: RoundtableWednesday, 11:00am-12:00pmSpeakers: Tom Buscaglia (The Game Attorney PC), David Edery (Spry Fox), Ian Marsh (NimbleBit)Format: SessionWednesday, 11:00am-12:00pmSpeaker: Scott Campbell (Independent)Format: SessionWednesday, 11:00am-11:25amSpeaker: Nicolas Tittley (CCP Games)Format: SessionDropping Anchor: Finding a Safe Berth in the New Game Economy (Presented by Georgia Department of Economic Development)Wednesday, 11:00am-12:00pmSpeakers: Gregory Boyd (Frankfurt Kurnit), Asante Bradford (Georgia Department of Economic Development), Andrew Greenberg (GGDA), Mary-Margaret Walker (Mary-Margaret Network), Alan Wilson (Tripwire Interactive)Format: SponsoredWednesday, 11:00am-12:00pmSpeakers: Peter Biddle (Intel Corporation), Vadim Gore (Intel Corporation)Format: SponsoredWednesday, 11:00am-12:00pmSpeakers: Wright Bagwell (Zynga), Mike McCarthy (Zynga)Format: SessionWednesday, 11:00am-12:00pmSpeakers: Vladimir Vukicevic (Mozilla Corporation), Alon Zakai (Mozilla Corporation)Format: SponsoredWednesday, 11:00am-12:00pmSpeaker: Maciej Szczesnik (CD Projekt RED)Format: SessionWednesday, 11:00am-1:00pmSpeakers: Alexander Brandon, Jason Hayes, Paul Lipson, Brian Schmidt, Chance Thomas, Jack WallFormat: SessionGaming with NoSQL: Riak and Rovio - building highly available, scalable, distributed systems in production.Wednesday, 11:00am-12:00pmSpeaker: Andy Gross (Basho Technologies)Format: SponsoredTracks: Programming, ProductionWednesday, 11:00am-12:00pmSpeaker: Stephen Clarke-Willson, Ph.D. (ArenaNet)Format: SessionWednesday, 11:00am-12:00pmSpeaker: Nathan Martz (Double Fine Productions)Format: SessionTracks: Production, ProgrammingWednesday, 11:00am-12:00pmSpeakers: Charles Cecil (Revolution Software), Jeff Pobst (Hidden Path Entertainment), Greg Rice (Double Fine Productions), Colin Walsh (Celsius Game Studios), Douglas Wilson (Die Gute Fabrik)Format: SessionWednesday, 11:00am-11:25amSpeaker: Patrick Walker (EEDAR)Format: SessionWednesday, 11:00am-12:00pmSpeakers: Trip Hawkins (Board Advisor (multiple)), Tim Merel (Digi-Capital), Dean Takahashi (VentureBeat), Ben Vu (SkyVu Entertainment), Robert Weber (W3i)Format: SponsoredWednesday, 11:00am-12:00pmSpeaker: Chad Austin (IMVU)Format: SessionWednesday, 11:00am-12:00pmSpeaker: Sony Presenters (Sony Computer Entertainment America)Format: SponsoredWednesday, 11:00am-12:00pmSpeaker: Remington Scott (Idependent)Format: SessionPhotorealism Through the Eyes of a FOX: The Core of Metal Gear Solid Ground Zeroes (Presented by Kojima Productions)Wednesday, 11:00am-12:30pmSpeakers: Hideo Kojima (Konami Digital Entertainment Co., Ltd.), Hideki Sasaki (Konami Digital Entertainment Co., Ltd.), Masayuki Suzuki (Konami Digital Entertainment Co., Ltd.), Junji Tago (Konami Digital Entertainment Co., Ltd.)Format: SessionTracks: Design, Visual ArtsWednesday, 11:00am-12:00pmSpeaker: Yoshifumi Hashimoto (Marvelous AQL Inc.)Format: SessionWednesday, 11:00am-12:00pmSpeaker: Shai Hinitz (Windows Ecosystem)Format: SponsoredWednesday, 11:00am-12:00pmSpeaker: Scott Warner (343 Industries)Format: SessionWednesday, 11:00am-12:00pmSpeaker: Drew Skillman (Double Fine Productions)Format: RoundtableWednesday, 11:00am-12:00pmSpeakers: Roxanne Christ (Latham and Watkins), Michael Pachter (Equity Research), Wim Stocks (Virgin Gaming), Paul Thelen (Big Fish)Format: SponsoredWednesday, 11:00am-12:00pmSpeaker: Jared Schmidt (RSP Architects)Format: Roundtable
- Wed | 11:35am
- Wednesday, 11:35am-12:00pmSpeaker: Andreas Fredriksson (Insomniac Games)Format: SessionWednesday, 11:35am-12:00pmSpeaker: Mike Boulton (343 Industries)Format: Session
- Wed | 12:10pm
- Wednesday, 12:10pm-12:35pmSpeaker: Mathieu Pavageau (Ubisoft)Format: SessionTracks: Audio, Programming
- Wed | 12:30pm
- Wednesday, 12:30pm-12:55pmSpeaker: Adams Greenwood-Ericksen (Full Sail University)Format: PosterWednesday, 12:30pm-1:30pmSpeaker: Mark Paley (Windows Phone)Format: SponsoredWednesday, 12:30pm-1:30pmSpeaker: Rennie Allen (Arxan Technologies)Format: SponsoredTracks: Programming, ProductionWednesday, 12:30pm-1:30pmSpeaker: Maurice Ribble (Qualcomm Technologies, Inc.)Format: SponsoredWednesday, 12:30pm-1:30pmSpeaker: Glenn Kiladis (Fiksu)Format: SponsoredWednesday, 12:30pm-12:55pmSpeaker: Mordechai Buckman (Independent)Format: PosterWednesday, 12:30pm-12:55pmSpeaker: Heidi McDonald (Schell Games)Format: Poster
- Wed | 1:05pm
- Wednesday, 1:05pm-1:30pmSpeaker: Adams Greenwood-Ericksen (Full Sail University)Format: PosterWednesday, 1:05pm-1:30pmSpeaker: Mordechai Buckman (Independent)Format: PosterWednesday, 1:05pm-1:30pmSpeaker: Heidi McDonald (Schell Games)Format: Poster
- Wed | 2:00pm
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By Bizquik on Monday, January 11, 2016I want to write this review because I spent a lot of time trying to figure out what car to get and also to justify spending more money that I originally planned to. I looked at a number of SUV's priced in the high 20's and low 30's. Ultimately, I either didn't like the way they looked or how they drove. Most cars – luxury or otherwise – either were not AWD or just looked boring. Besides the look, I wanted a driving experience and a car that was reliable and safe. According to Consumer Reports, the new A3 has great safety rating and the realiability is suprisingly good. After a ton of research, I took a leap of faith on the reliability after owning Japanese cars to this point. I have owned my car for 6 months so I feel it's a fair time to write a report. Although it is probably too early to comment on reliability, I can talk to other points. First, the driving experience is pretty amazing. It has great pick up and zips around great. I live in the mountains so going uphill or taking curves is effortless (compared to other cars / SUV's I have driven or been in). Second, I have now driving in snow a number of times and it feels like vecro is stuck to the tires / road. It handles so well that I couldn't possibly be happier. I never think twice about road conditions when it comes to this car (of course, you have to worry about other drivers). As for appearance, the car is really sharp. I have gotten my fair share of compliments. The interior is smartly designed – everything makes a lot of sense and it's easy to navigate. The car heats up / cools off really quickly. The seats are adjustable in a lot of ways and super comfortable. And the interior just looks sharp. The headlights are pretty terrific especially the high beam - both make it much easier to drive at night (I live where streets are not really lit up and tend to be really dark). I ended up with the Premium Plus with the premium stereo and the driver's assist. Actually, I really wanted the stereo after reading a lot of reviews but the driver assist wasn't on my 'radar'. Here is something I learned – not all dealers order the cars the same way. One dealership tried to have me believe that unless I bought the highest end A3 that the radio wouldn't be an option. Then I went to another dealer to find out that they appreciate good sound and order a lot of their cars with the premium stereo but also a couple other features people might want. He tried to convince me that the driver assist is something I would love as well once I used it. He's a sales guy – I'm probably not going to believe everything he says. Well, he was right. I love having it as well as the cold weather package (especially but not limited to the seat warmers). Needless to say, to this point I am super happy with my purchase. In the end, I might have spent a little more than I initially had wanted to but it was well worth it all the way around. The driving experience, the amazing stereo sound, the peace of mind, and all the other little things confirm that my research and patience really paid off. I hope my review will help you save some time and answer some questions you might have already had.
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Really enjoying my new 2017 Audi A3 2.0T Quattro
By Steven on Sunday, October 22, 2017Just purchased a CPO 2017 Audi A3 2.0T Quattro and I am very impressed. The ride and handling are excellent and the engine is smooth and responsive. The duel clutch is very precise and when you floor the car it jets off with a very smooth sound and feel. The leather steering wheel and leather seats feel so good and the sunroof is also really cool. The infotainment system is complicated, but works well once you master it. The standard sound system sounds great. Overall I am very impressed and I love driving it and I love looking back at it after I park it. It is a beautiful car inside and out.
- 5.0
Solid Feel, Comfortable, Elegant, Confident
By Jgolden on Friday, September 16, 2016I've had my A3 2.0T Quattro sedan for 7 months and 15000 miles. First off, the car is regularly complimented as "beautiful". I am drawn to the classic Audi design. The exterior is smooth, flowing, and gorgeous (there are no tacky fake vents, strange angles, deep creases or other fad-inspired styling gimmicks) and this makes it easy to wash the car by hand! The interior design is pure calm, with thoughtful matte finishes, real aluminum accents, and controls which feel great to the touch. All latches and mechanisms feel and sound sturdy. I find the front seats very comfortable (no aches, no squirming around) even on extended highway trips such as travelling from Texas to Florida. The overall performance is satisfying, as the 2.0 turbo and all wheel drive make for a confident driving experience. Tire pressures are supposed to be set at 41 PSI on my model, but 35 PSI provides a greatly improved ride & handling experience. Around town, with stop and go driving, you may notice the DSG transmission has a slight shudder when letting off the brake pedal...to roll forward... but it is normal and can be completely ignored after a few drives. Rear seating is decent, but not a priority for the A3 buyer, though rear seat passengers do get their own AC and heater vents... a very nice touch. This is NOT a big car, and it is not designed to haul growing families and bulky cargo, but I've used it to haul tons of beach gear, dogs, bark mulch, shovels, concrete landscaping pavers, you name it. A car is still a tool, after all! As a final point, my dealer experiences have been superb, with super modern and clean facilities, car wash service, and great staff.
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Amateur photographers are invited to join park staff on a photo tour of Cathedral Cave. This extended tour will include extra time for photographs to be taken at specific locations along the tour route. Those wishing to attend must make reservations in advance as the tour is limited to 30 people only. No equipment will be provided by the park, so please bring your own. Conditions in the cave include concrete walkways and metal handrails, cool temperature (57 degrees F) and high humidity (nearing 100 percent). There are no lights in the cave, so bring a flashlight. Please dress appropriately (warm clothes, no heals/flip flops). Cave tour fees apply.
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What in particular about there doctrines makes then non-Christians instead of heretics?
What do you mean by the term "Christian"? If it refers to followers of Christ who get things exactly right, you have a very exclusive word. If it refers to those who are following Christ to the best of their ability, it's incredibly inclusive, and Mormons would fit into that definition.Anything in between those two definitions seems like people are just picking at points as it suits them. Rather than first having a definition on hand, they first determine that Mormons/Baptists/Jehovah's Witnesses/Pentecostals/etc. are or aren't Christian, and then come up with reasons why.I like the idea of using the Paschal troparion as the most basic measuring stick, and while I'm more familiar with Mormons than with the other denominations I listed, I think they would all agree wholeheartedly with the troparion's message. Maybe there are some denominations that wouldn't... and I'd struggle with that, because that is the Good News. Or it could be that I'm picking at points just like everybody else.
I read in the thread on not marrying Jews two comments including Mormon's and Jehovah's Witnessness as not Christians. I guess they are not permissible spouses for Orthodox Christians. I don't understand why say Anglican or something is ok, but not them.I googled the Paschal troparion. That could include some trippy heretical groups.
Quote from: Anastasia1 on November 30, 2012, 11:12:35 PMWhat in particular about there doctrines makes then non-Christians instead of heretics?First and foemost they are polytheists. While they say Father, Son and Holy Ghost the recognize each as a seperate god and indeed the goal of each man is to become a god and have their own planet to populate and rule over.
For Ehrman Christianity includes Gnosticism, Docetism, polytheism (ibid, p. 2), Ebionitism (ibid, pp. 99ff.), Marcionism (ibid, p. 103ff), Galatian Judaizers, Colossian angel worshipers, and the antinomian (lawless) libertines described in the epistle of James and the book of Revelation (ibid, p. 177). Even the false teachers castigated by Jude and 2 Peter are specifically called Christian by Ehrman, even though, as Ehrman admits, we don't even know who they were or what they said (ibid). Here is the heart of Ehrman's concept of what "Christian" means. It can mean anything, but actually means nothing at all.All these groups are described by Ehrman as a part of early Christian diversity. Why? "I cannot emphasize enough that all of these opponents in all of these communities identify themselves as followers of Christ… what would all these groups of Christians have to say for themselves?" (ibid, p. 177). Ehrman seems to believe that anyone claiming a label deserves the benefit of doubt about it merely because they claim it. On this assumption, if Humpty Dumpty claims to be the legitimate Queen of England, we should believe him. Of course this presupposes that we know something about who or what the real Queen of England is supposed to be. If the antinomian (morally nihilistic) libertines cited by James and the book of Revelation claim to be Christians, who are we to deny it? (ibid, p.177). If Jewish mystics at Colossae who worshipped angels claim the label "Christian," who are we to deny they were really Christians? (ibid, p.177).If the reader will momentarily indulge the unmitigated audacity of the present author in using the phrase authentic Christianity as if there might actually be such a thing, in point of fact, if we don't deny antinomians and angel-worshippers were a part of authentic Christianity we are in fact no better "scholars" than Humpty Dumpty is the Queen of England, whether we teach at Chapel Hill or not. Why? Because even on the most radical historical critical assumptions we can find, it is quite undeniable that Jesus and his disciples were monotheistic Jews [2]_______[2] cf. L. W. Hurtado, One God, One Lord: Early Christian Devotion and Ancient Jewish Monotheism (Philadelphia: Fortress, 1988). Virtually all modern scholars acknowledge that Jesus and his disciples were traditional Jews (Ehrman, op cit, p. 96), which in and of itself is a major paradigm shift in biblical scholarship since, after the defeat of Hitler, anti-Semitic German Biblical scholarship (it was often overtly so from the 19th to the mid 20th century) which sought vigorously to minimize the influence of Judaism upon Christianity and to maximize the influence of Hellenism (Indo-European/Aryan), has been largely eclipsed. Today denial of the essential Jewish character of Jesus and his disciples is virtually unheard of. Ideology has often co-opted historical-critical scholarship from its inception to the present day.Monotheistic Jews do not worship angels. Angel worshipers, then, cannot legitimately figure in, as Ehrman calls it, "A Modern Assessment of Early Christian Diversity" (at least not a good one). Another inextricable feature of both the historical Jesus and Primitive Christian message within the first decade of Christianity (the kerygma) is the ubiquitous call for repentance (see Colin Brown, ed., Dictionary of New Testament Theology, vol. 1, pp.353-362). Repentance is a turning away from sin and to God; antinomianism and libertinism are the precise opposite of this. If so, it would seem that no scholar worthy of the name could possibly affirm antinomianism and libertinism have any reasonable claim to be a part of "Early Christian Diversity," yet that is precisely what Ehrman does affirm (op cit, p. 177). http://katachriston.wordpress.com/2010/12/27/bart-ehrmans-lost-christianities-a-critique-part-1/
Mormons preach a different Christ
I can't speak to early LDS beliefs (after all, this video does refer to teachings by prophets such as Brigham Young), but Mormons have really mainstreamed their religious beliefs over the years, and Mormons today would find this video to be extremely offensive. I'm not trying to argue for the veracity of the LDS Church or the consistency of their teachings. But are today's Mormons Christian? I would say yes, unless we're trying to avoid the slippery slope xariskai is talking about, in which case maybe the Orthodox should only view themselves as Christians and be done with it.Anastasia was looking for the line between heretic and flat out non-Christian. Are Arians heretical Christians, or are they not Christian at all? And if a heresy has already been determined, why is further distinction and label-giving important? (Besides curiosity, because I really am curious about how people would label Arians. I have some Visigoth ancestry, and they were Christianized through Arianism.)
Except they're not just Arians. They think Christ is a literal deity, and not merely a creature below God (anymore).
Both Catholicism and Orthodoxy believe God to be the Creator of the universe, and that God´s being is trinitarian—that the persons of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit exist simultaneously in one divine nature. LDS doctrine is, on the other hand, tritheistic; it is subordinationist. The Son is subordinate to the Father, and the Holy Spirit is "sent forth by the will of the Father through Jesus Christ, his son."
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Delphine: I don't mean this in a rude way, but it does not really matter to me what Mormons find offensive. If it is true, then it is true.
Just like any person can dismiss anything they don't want to hear as baseless propaganda. What does that prove? The Fathers never let the heresiarchs be their own judges. If my own bishop says that Mormonism is a cult, and (importantly) backs that accusation up with reference to Mormonism's own literature, then dang it, it's a cult. And the Mormons themselves fashioned it that way via their own writings, so I don't really see what's to be defended here. I didn't write the BOM, Doctrines & Covenants, etc. They did that.More "anti-Mormon" propaganda...from an active Mormon
So current Mormons no longer believe in the BoM or Doctrines & Covenants, etc.? And that somehow makes them Christians, despite not believing in the Holy Trinity, or the eternity of God or any of the other things that we as Christians believe in as per the Nicene Creed? I really don't see how this can be used to somehow prove that today's Mormons are any less non-Christian than their forefathers. Just because they keep moving the goalposts doesn't mean we can't look at the foundation of their faith and see that it is incompatible with ours.
and believe in the Holy Trinity (but differently),
I was glad to be rebaptized upon entering the Orthodox faith, by the way. I believe that this is the way that it should be done for all, barring some kind of agreement in the Church not to rebaptize a person from a particular tradition (which of course does not exist with regard to Mormonism, as by its own admission it is purposely outside of previous Christian traditions, which it regards as abominations).
Yeah...I'm not seeing how "they believe in the Holy Trinity (but differently)" means anything. How many different Holy Trinities are there?
Quote from: Delphine on December 01, 2012, 03:17:03 AMand believe in the Holy Trinity (but differently), I'm just clarifying this, but the only similarity is literally their use of the word "Trinity."
Can anyone give me statistics on the growth and expansion of the Mormons in America and the world please? From the past few decades? Professor?
Quote from: dzheremi on December 01, 2012, 03:24:13 AMYeah...I'm not seeing how "they believe in the Holy Trinity (but differently)" means anything. How many different Holy Trinities are there? Mormons use the term however it means something totally different for them. That is the father and the son and the spirit do not share the same substance of divinity, but are their own indivudal substances (The father and the son are both composed of flesh and I presume a different divinity spirit within mormonism), they are united only in purpose. Bahai do the same thing with the trinity as well, redefine it and use the same word if only but to seem as if they agree with Christians.
I think one can make a case that Mormons do believe that the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit are of the same "divine" substance. What they all have in common is (1) spirit (the Father and the Son have spirit and a body, while the Holy Spirit is pure spirit) and (2) divinity. What makes them "divine" may be a bit mysterious, but they clearly "have" whatever it takes to be divine; thus, one can speak of all of them as having the "divine substance". This identity of divine substance is reflected in having an identity of will and purpose. They are separate persons/beings, nonetheless.
As an ex Mormon I will way in. The following links are to a document I am working on (please do not distribute it as it is still being worked) that compares the beliefs and practices of the Orthodox and Mormons. I will let you decide. As I say in the header of the ebook. Please use this information in Christian compassion rather than judgment, when discussing our differences.www.tgoc.ut.goarch.org/download/Orthodox-mormonism-new.pdfFYI the red text are the edits by a Orthodox Priest adding to or correcting the content.
Multipicity of Deities? I think some clarification is needed.
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Please Note, to be able to offer a free delivery service all of our products are carried by one driver. If you have ordered a very large mirror please ensure that somebody is available to assist him with the offload at the time of delivery.
Delivery times vary greatly depending on the size of the item that is being ordered. Some of our smaller picture frames can be sent via Royal Mail or with an overnight carrier. Our larger items are privately couriered and will therefore take a little longer. Delivery is almost always within just a few days but within 14 working days for very large items.
Some of our smaller items are available with the option of a 'timed delivery' on a day of your choice (this would incur a small surcharge). If this service is available for the product/s you are ordering, the option along with the additional cost will be clearly displayed at checkout. If a specific delivery date is required and the option is not available at checkout, please feel free to contact us in the office. We will then do our best to help.
Please Note. Deliveries are based on customer addresses located on the UK Mainland, as far north as Glasgow. If you are located north of Glasgow or off of the mainland, please contact us to check whether we are able to deliver before placing your order.
Customer Collections
You are welcome to collect your purchases from Ayers and Graces warehouse. Collections are by appointment only so please call or email ahead of time to ensure that your item is prepared ready for collection. If we are not informed beforehand, there is a risk that we may not have your goods ready for you to take away.
Please also ensure that the vehicle you are using is large enough to carry your item safely.
Please see our Contact Us page for our collection address details.
Please Note. All deliveries are to the ground floor only.
Ayers and Graces Price Promise
Ayers and Graces pride ourselves on the quality of our products. You may
find lightweight, or moulded copies of some of our designs elsewhere but we
believe our mirrors and frames to be of the highest quality at the lowest
price possible.
If you find an identical item for a lower price we will endeavour to match it, providing:
- The price stated includes VAT and any other extras i.e, delivery, wall fixings
- The item is of comparable quality
- You're able to provide relevant information for us to verify the price
- The item is in stock
- The comparable product is being sold by a reputable UK company (this does not include
auction sites)
- The cost of the item must be the every day price i.e. not in a sale, end of line, or on special offer
Please note. We reserve the right not to uphold this price promise if doing so would result in Ayers and Graces making a loss


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