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Thinking about the new maths (of the sputnik crisis) and 'set theory' brought some other connections to mind, quite apart from the empty set as mathematical ontology of space. I have posted this piece of 'set theory' before as a sort of 'mathematics of space'.
Darling (2004) explains that the empty set is not nothing, but rather "the set of all triangles with four sides, the set of all numbers that are bigger than nine but smaller than eight, and the set of all opening moves in chess that involve a king."
The 'New Maths' refers to the changes in maths education and America brought about by the notion that 'the soviet union were pulling ahead in the space-race'. At this point 'Set theory' was introduced into the curriculum and maths was 'reconfigured'. I will post this horrific piece of ideological terrorism once more.
One thing that even non-mathematical people know (especially social scientists) is that the Zermano-Fraenkl version of set theory, known as ZFC, allows a person to reconstruct 'the entirety of mathematics' on the basis of sets (how convenient if you happen to belong to one of those sets. Tough luck if you dont.)
Here is 'set theory' and its Zermano-Fraenkl form.
ZFC is intended to formalize a single primitive notion, that of a hereditary well-founded set, so that all entities in the universe of discourse are such sets. Thus the axioms of ZFC refer only to pure sets and prevent its models from containing urelements (elements of sets that are not themselves sets).
What does wikipedia mean when it says 'all entities in the universe of discourse are such sets'?
In the formal sciences, the domain of discourse, also called the universe of discourse, universal set, or simply universe, is the set of entities over which certain variables of interest in some formal treatment may range. Thanks, wiki.
(Is this where we live now? In the domain of discourse?
or in the Von Neumann universe?
What is very strange is that, in the context of 'the space-race', the powers that be were able to present 'set theory' as a step forward, as a progression, the objective movement of history. In some respects, at least in its public presentation, it was suggested to be supplanting other axiomatic systems, like Euclidean geometry or basic number theory.
I am deeply uncomfortable about this notion: As I said in another thread, I am fairly uncomfortable about set theory in general. I think that there is a lot that has to be said about Georg Cantor and his 'transfinite numbers' (this notion that infinity is a mathematical matter, as opposed to also a metaphysical one and, dare I say it, a theological one), as well as the more general questions about trying to uncover the ultimate teleology of a given piece of mathematical abstraction. Is it meaningful to say that 'all mathematics can be reconstructed from x'? Is this any different (or more meaningful than an argument between, say Thales saying 'its all made of water' and Heraclitus saying it is all made of fire? All mathematics has already been 'reconstructed' on the principle of logical axioms by Betrand Russell, is it even a noteworthy idea to say that it can be once more reconstructed through observations (because observations are all they are) about given 'mathematical objects' belonging to some or other set or superset, or set of all sets? Is it desirable? Is it progress?
Incidentally, Gödel did not believe that such a general operation is possible, or logically meaningful.
I personally do not really take a position on Gödel's incompleteness theorem, but I suspect that he was on our side.
A simple paraphrase.
Any effectively generated theory capable of expressing elementary arithmetic cannot be both consistent and complete. In particular, for any consistent, effectively generated formal theory that proves certain basic arithmetic truths, there is an arithmetical statement that is true,[2] but not provable in the theory.
Georg Cantor, originator of set theory (even wikipedia is willing to call him a quack, as was Wittgenstein.)
As I said before, I dont accept his theory of transfinite numbers. I think they are a psyop aimed at God.
Tell me this is not just a bunch of metaphysical gobbledegook dressed up in fancy verbiage and symbolic notation that the layman, or even maths student, is terrified to criticise.
I think that Aleph numbers are quite literally the formal expression of asking how many angels can dance on the head of a pin.
Back to the general subject of set theory, its relationship to formal logic and the universe (the real one, not the Von Neumann one) at large. Consider this. it is a time honoured trick to see if a political speech consists of truistic, empty nonsense by reversing the meaning - 'we should leave our children a filthy, unsafe, economically devastated non-country, in which different ethnicities live together in mutual hatred and suspicion, divided by shared anti-values of disrespect, intolerance, enforcement of pop-cultural-homogeneity, arbitrary violence, meaningless continental abstraction and the good old satanic principle of 'persecute thy neighbour', because children are NOT the future.' This is nevertheless a linguistically meaningful statement. It merely illustrates the difference between form and content, specifically in the field of normative ethics and the linguistics of political rhetoric. If we apply this 'reversal' to the idea that all mathematics can be reconstructed on the basis of Zermano-Fraenkel set-theory, what do we have? We have the idea of reconstructing all mathematics on the basis of any given mathematical object's 'non-belonging' to any kind of higher, abstract, unifying classes, as well as the non-existence of such classes. One would be left discussing the 'fiveness' of five, possibly counting on our fingers or toes, forbidden as we would be from considering individual numbers as belonging to a higher-class called, indeed numbers. Six, and seven and so on would probably be talked about with the number of petals of specific flowers, geometry would be, by necessity grounded in real, existing forms made by the hands (this is basically a glib description of Waldorf education). Such a could very quickly however, go too far and end up as either monadology (discussing mathematical and, by extension, logical and real-world problems as a series of unconnected atomistic 'truth-statements' with no logical or semantic connections between each other, in other words, the news!) or pure negation (forbidding, say for example, the logical categories of true and false as representative of a kind of 'set theory through the back door', in other words answering the famous question of Hamlet with a resounding 'not to be' and promptly drinking the hemlock.) In this sense, it is quite obvious that this Zermano-Fraenkl set theory idea is a metaphysical statement dressed up in the emperor's new clothes of symbolic logic, and not even an original one, who first spoke of objects belonging to higher classes of transcendental, analogical forms? Plato. With regards to ontology, you can run the transcendental logic of 'the higher categories' in either direction, either ending up with the forms as emanations of god and the world as mere copy, imperceptible to the limited human senses (this is basically gnosticism, or the hekhaloth) or viewing any existing 'mere thing' as belonging to an infinite hierarchy of higher classes of thing and category, eventually arriving at God, the unity. This is William Blake seeing the entire universe in a grain of sand.
Set theory is not, however, mere abstraction, or nothing more than philosophy and therefore, useless. It is the mathematical-metaphysical counterpart of Object Oriented Programming. It is not for me to go into an explanation of exactly what OOP is. Any layman can see the connection.
If we think of the changes in programmer mentality that were brought about by the paradigm shift from procedural to OOP, it is analogous to the difference between waiting for the pronouncement of the vatican and being given permission, by Luther, to interpret the bible oneself. Even in the case of OOP's object-inheritance model, there is nothing fixed about this. It is not 'the answer', it is just a 'way of doing things', more than anything in to avoid having to reinvent the wheel. A development situation in reverse can very easily arise whereby one would begin with the idea of an object as specific instance and then work the way back up the inheritance class the other way round, arriving at rather than emanating from the 'transcendental' class Object (with its methods, arguments etc Note the language that is used here 'method' and 'argument' are terms more associated with philosophy). There also exist programming paradigms in which completely other notions are foregrounded (LISP based languages, for example) and these are good for different things. Hell, around the time of the Millennium bug nonsense, it came out that a hell of a lot of business architecture still ran on Cobol. So it all basically comes down to pragmatism, which is not surprising. Unlike, in say mathematical speculation, or philosophy, in programming you have a time limit and an actual goal: the production of usable software.
Philosophical pragmatism is the 'American philosophy'. Common-sense, down to earth, Terra Firma, not 'lost in space' or 'head in the clouds'! (wink)
Consider the practical effects of the objects of your conception. Then, your conception of those effects is the whole of your conception of the object.
In other words, any conception of a given object contains a pragmatic a consideration, a practical and teleological consideration of the matter at hand. To quote V.I. Lenin, What is to be done?
Speaking of pragmatism as a political and moral philosophy (what works, in other words), what were the 'pragmatic' reasons for the introduction of set-theory mathematics (and for that matter, set-theory ontology and ethics, i am sure you know what i am getting at) into education, in the context of the fake space-race? I have a theory. In introducing set theory into mathematical teaching in America, the perps introduced not just abstraction, but a specific, platonism-in-reverse metaphysical way of seeing the world. One that is associated with higher-level-computing and the logic of the computer age, with virtual reality, with our fake world-worldliness and, by extension with belief in our fake moon voyage and our fake pictures of the earth. It not only robbed children and adults of their common-sense reasoning, leaving them to have their intellects raped in every imaginable way by the high-priests of science, it actually introduced a form of new religious-perception through the backdoor, a kind of worship of the demiurge, the material deceiver, that is to say, Satan. The funny thing is that the people who are most deceived by all this go around proclaiming their atheism, as if this shows how clever and 'enlightened and freethinking' they are.
I cite here Gershom Scholem in his 'major trends in jewish mysticism', the second lecture, on merkabah mysticism (very important subject if you want to get some sense of the symbology of space travel, in fact I recommend this whole book as essential reading).
'As is well known, the anti-Jewish gnostics of the second and third centuries drew a sharp distinction between the unknown 'strange' good God, and the Creator, whom they identified with the God of Israel'
(There is more to be said about the role of things like 'empiricism' (in BIG quote marks), figures like David Hume and the scottish enlightenment clusterfuck, Rudolf Carnap and Logical Positivism, the 'falsifiablity' principle of Karl Popper and the way that such things as 'rationalism vs. empiricism' are portrayed as historically necessary dialectical movements rather than complete psyops set in motion and controlled from the middle in creating this situation. I dealt with this a little in the 'hegelian dialectics' thread, along with the sokal hoax, which along with the 'johann hari psyop' deserves its own thread. I would write and publish a book about my ideas but I am just a skint, angry, scottish, state-educated, down-on-his luck layman in his late twenties who can type fast and has read too many books but possesses no real motivation or agenda other than feeling it to be a major fucking inconvenience to have been obliged to incarnate into such a nightmarish fake world. My own mother even called me a racist the other day for attempting to apply the Kantian categorical imperative to the relatively inocuous question of free speech. I did not even articulate any specific ideas! Racist indeed! I would not know how to advance my ethnic interests even if I wanted to. Which I don't, I barely even want to be alive. But while I am, I speak for myself and myself alone.)
The thing about, say, christian gnosticism, neoplatonism or any of these transcendental world views is that they have always regarded 'the demiurge' as the adversary. It is not for nothing that true christians are accused of 'hating the world' and wishing for the next one. real Muslims also. They believe that they are being lied to in every way by the deceiver (whether he be called Iblis, Satan, Ahriman or the demiurge), that the combination of their senses and reason is not enough to get them to a transcendental truth about the nature of the 'world' (I have said it before, but if you ever feel like you are getting drawn into a stupid, go-nowhere flat vs.round dialectic, READ THE CRITIQUE OF PURE REASON BY IMMANUEL KANT! Or The World As Will and Idea by Schopenhauer.) True Buddhists (unlike our plastic Dalai Lama) just dismissed the material world as maya and did not, for a long time, make massive technical or material progress. The christian west, and indeed the muslim world (and others, this is not an ethnocentric matter, Japan's departure from Shintoism and Emperor-worship for example, into the world of Honda motorcycles, robotics and pokemon), cut a kind of deal with the devil, took the material world at a sort of 'empirical face value', as it were, and set about changing it, getting to know it and in due time, inventing everything from musical instruments to sanitation to recipes for foods to transport to, yes, computers, they gave the world nearly everything that they have now in terms of prosperity and progress but thereby lost their soul.
And you are never allowed to say 'ENOUGH'!
This is what Goethe's Faust is about and we are all living through it and this is also why Goethean Science is one of the answers to our problems.
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cairnswk wrote:OK, i thought that might be what would happen...where do you think that territory should be?
Next to a supply ship or land base, or out in the middle of the mire?
I'll have to think on it, but it may not be a bad idea to code the supply ships as starting positions, since they're pretty well spread out.
cairnswk wrote:Victor Sullivan wrote:Yes, that would be much better, thanks. Also, can I safely assume you need 9 of 1 kind of ship for the bonus?
I'll add any to that, but will that be too many overrides to code?
Not at all
Victor Sullivan wrote:Last, I'm still not sure what you mean by Earn/Need in the treasury sections.
Ah!...you need 25 armies on that corresponding row to get those 5 bonus points at the top row.
The bottom row you need 5 to earn +1
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Jami Gertz doesn't really "share" with her kids, but not for the same reason her character on "The Neighbors" doesn't share with her TV daughter.
"I have sons and so ... there's not a lot of sharing," the actress, who has three sons with her husband of 25 years, Tony Ressler, told me during a phone call Thursday. "There's kind of like, 'I'm hungry, what's to eat?' and, 'You need to take me here, Mom.' It's a little different raising boys, I find, and so I love that Debbie Weaver has some girls and I get to explore that part of society and humanity—the mother of daughters."
In the funny ABC sitcom, Debbie Weaver; her husband, Marty (Lenny Venito); and their three kids live in a gated community inhabited by aliens from the planet Zabvron. They have taken human form and named themselves after famous athletes such as Larry Bird (Simon Templeman) and Jackie Joyner-Kersee (Toks Olagundoye).
The show's second season begins at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 20 with the Weavers and their neighbors in shock. The parents learn their teens, Amber Weaver (Clara Mamet) and Reggie Jackson (Tim Jo), have been dating all summer. While the other adults worry about the possible repercussions of an alien-human relationship, Debbie is primarily concerned that Amber hasn't confided in her.
The harder Debbie tries to connect, the more Amber pulls away. "She's trying to be whatever the quintessential perfect mom is," Gertz said, laughing, "and failing on every level."
In her long career, Gertz has starred in "Square Pegs" and "Still Standing" on TV, as well as the films "Sixteen Candles," "Lost Boys," "Twister" and "Less Than Zero," among many others. But before her Hollywood career took off, she grew up in Glenview with two brothers on a street she says had similarities to the Weavers' cul-de-sac. Not that her family lived near aliens.
"We had a very diverse neighborhood," she said. "You got to experience all different cultures on that street. ... We just celebrated each other's differences in a very natural way, and I love that."
The Maine East High School grad talked more about her Midwest roots, Debbie Weaver and aliens.
Are you a Bears fan?
Well, secretly I am. [Laughs.] Not secretly, probably openly. I'm also a New York Giants fan, my husband's from New York. LA doesn't have a team. My boys root for New York. So I'm a little conflicted, I have to say. I do always love the Bears. I'm always excited for the Chicago Bears.
Debbie really wants to share and otherwise be involved in Abby's life in these new episodes. As a mother, do you find common ground with Debbie?
I think I do, although I have sons and so sharing with my sons is probably a little different than sharing with girls. ... I had two brothers growing up so I never had sisters. I've always been surrounded by guys, so I'm loving that Debbie gets to explore her daughters and the relationships and the complications that that entails with having and raising daughters. My boys are kinda like, "Hey Mom, what's up?" There's not much chatting it up.
Do you discover things about being a parent from Debbie?
Yes. It's interesting to me how Debbie so wants to connect with her daughter. We've explored a little bit that Debbie's relationship with her mother was not so great. Debbie, in not having that with her own mom, desperately wants to have that with her children.
In the end, basically she's doing the best she can. What I love about the Weavers is they do the best they can. They kind of wind up every episode going, "You know what, no one's in prison"—although there is something about prisons coming up in a few more episodes. But I think that's what's great about us as human beings and our frailities. We show that through the aliens' eyes—where our strengths are and our weaknesses.
They're obviously open to new things considering they are living in a community of aliens.
It's important that we suspend belief as the Weavers, that we kind of go along with this. We're stuck here; they seem harmless. So we're on the ride. It would take a certain kind of neighbor and a certain kind of human being to be accepting and to live and let live. And that's ultimately the Weavers. They are the ultimate live-and-let-live [people], love thy neighbor as thyself and just keep calm and carry on.
You grew up in Glenview. Did you ever have any alien encounters growing up here?
Well, it depends on what you call an alien. [Laughs.] Listen, I don't believe we're the only thing out here. I believe in all these galaxies there's gotta be something else out there as well. They've not actually knocked on my door, though.
What I loved about where I grew up, specifically—I had a really lovely childhood. I lived on a street in particular where we had a very diverse neighborhood. We had Greek families. We had Irish-Catholic families. We had German families. We had Jewish families, everything—Italians—on our one street. You got to experience all different cultures on that street,
What I loved about the Midwestern upbringing was that you're a good neighbor, you help out if someone needs you, but you don't impose yourself. And that's really how I grew up. We were helpful if you needed us. ... Someone would always take you to Dairy Queen. They'd throw you into the back of the LTD Ford and you'd be on your way for a Dilly Bar.
You were respectful of each other's differences. I would go to Greek Easter with my friend Effie; she would come to my bat mitzvah.
The aliens on your show are just a metaphor for "other" people.
Very much so. Our creator used the aliens but really what it is, is a look at humans and human behavior and Americans and American behavior. And the things we do that are awful silly and the things we do that are just lovely. Traditions that we celebrate as a country, traditions that we celebrate individually—and you get to see it through the prism of innocence in the aliens because they're a clean slate, they're an open book. But that could be someone from another country coming here who has never experienced the American experience.
You grew up in Glenview. Do you find that you carry your Chicago experience with you on all your jobs?
Oh gosh yes. Childhood really does shape a lot of who you are. Listen, I think you're born a certain way ... and then your environment growing up, for me especially, shaped who I am. Coming from Glenview and coming from the people who raised me and my teachers in school and my parents and my family and the culture—the pizza, the hot dogs, the Cubs—all of that, definitely I bring with me into the world and how I raise my kids and how I am in my relationships, what I think about the snow. All that stuff. It definitely shapes me and I definitely bring it into character development and all the things that I do in my professional life as well.
If you were an alien from Zabvron, what name would you choose?
Oh gosh, I would be—let me think—I would be Martina Navratilova, the greatest tennis player there ever was. Or maybe Venus Williams; it's a toss-up.
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MANILA, Philippines (AP) — A fire at the Philippine army's explosives and ordnance unit Wednesday triggered a large explosion that destroyed a building and injured at least 24 people, mostly soldiers and firefighters, a spokesman said.
The cause of the fire inside Fort Bonifacio, the army headquarters in Taguig City in the suburbs of Manila, is being investigated, army spokesman Lt. Col. Noel Detoyato said.
Army hospital staff said three soldiers suffered serious burns. Detoyato said most of the injured were hit by debris from the concrete structure after the explosion flattened the building.
Detoyato said ammunition for troops from the Explosives and Ordnance Battalion plus explosives used as instructional materials by the unit were ignited during the blaze. He said bullets exploded in the heat but did not hit anyone.
Responding firefighters could not come close to the blaze because of the sporadic explosions, radio reports said.
"There were many small explosions like firecrackers, then this huge blast," Detoyato said.
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The site is less than a kilometer (half a mile) from the army gymnasium where President Barrack Obama addressed U.S. and Philippine troops during his visit to Manila last week.


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Chilean doctors successfully separated conjoined twin girls in a marathon 20-hour surgery, saying Wednesday that the operation went extremely well despite challenges.
The 10-month-old twins Maria Paz and Maria Jose were recovering in an intensive care unit, and doctors said the next two days would be critical as they watch for infections or other possible complications.
Parents Jessica Navarrete and Roberto Paredes kept an anxious vigil at Luis Calvo Mackenna Hospital in Santiago as doctors separated the twins at the thorax, abdomen and pelvis. It was the seventh and most complex operation yet for the twins.
Doctors successfully separated the twins late Tuesday night. Chief surgeon Francisco Ossandon described it as the moment "the girls finished the process of being born."
"Before, they had two souls and one body," Ossandon said.
Surgery on one of the twins was completed early Wednesday after a total of 19 hours, while for the other it took more than 20 hours.
"We had a number of difficulties during the surgery. There were some surprises, but we were able to fix, solve the problems," Ossandon said at a news conference.
He added that the twins came out of the surgery in good condition. Ossandon, however, didn't rule out future complications involving the effects from anesthesia and possible infections.
"We're very happy because we think they've had the best evolution we could have hoped for," he said.
The girls' parents appeared in televised images as they kissed the twins before the operation. Then afterward, the mother and father gazed lovingly at the sleeping girls from beside their separate cribs in the intensive care unit.
Paredes softly placed a hand on one daughter's head.
Some Chilean television stations occasionally broke into their regular programming to broadcast updates from the doctors, both during and after the delicate surgery.
"The next 48 hours will be the most critical in terms of the ... risk they face of dying," said Dr. Carlos Acuna, chief of the intensive care unit. He said the girls faced risks of various organs ceasing to function, and also had kidney and lung problems.
The girls' mother said she was hoping for a miracle when the high-risk operation began Tuesday morning.
The Chilean twins presented a particularly difficult challenge because they were born sharing many of the same internal organs and even urinary system. About 100 people participated in the procedure, including 25 surgeons and anesthesiologists.
Perhaps providing some comfort to the parents was the hospital's history with conjoined twins. Staff there have separated three sets before. A fourth set, however, died during surgery due to cardiac complications.
According to the University of Maryland Medical Center, roughly one out of every 200,000 live births worldwide results in conjoined twins. The overall survival rate is between 5 percent to 25 percent, depending on various factors, including where they are joined.
While rare, such surgeries have become increasingly frequent over the years due to improvements in surgery, anesthesia and critical care, said Dr. Eric Strauch, a surgeon at the University of Maryland Medical Center.
"We've gotten better at dealing with them," Strauch said. "I think people are willing to undertake it more."
He said he has performed surgeries on two sets of twins. The first set, girls from Uganda, survived in 2002 and are now about 10 years old, he said.
"The second set survived for about six months after the separation, but they both succumbed to infection," said Strauch, adding that their intestines were unable to function.
He said he knew of another successful case in which two girls were separated and have reached adulthood.
"They're in their 20s and they're just graduated from college," Strauch said. "A lot of them don't do well, but a lot of them do."
Dr. Steven Fishman, a pediatric surgeon at Children's Hospital Boston, said that if twins make it out of the hospital without post-surgery complications, most tend to survive.
"If they're felt to be well enough to go home, in general they will make it long term," he said.
The Chilean twins were born in the Villarrica hospital about 470 miles (760 kilometers) south of Santiago and were kept under constant medical care, surviving with the aid of an artificial respirator.
Earlier this year, doctors separated the twins' legs, urinary tracts, pulmonary systems and other parts of their bodies. They now each have part of a leg that used to be fused together.
During the latest surgery, doctors managed to separate an intestine that had been shared by the two, giving each of them part of it, said Jaime Manalich, the government's health minister, who visited the family at the hospital.
Surgeons weren't able to completely close their abdominal cavities or their thoraxes, and therefore had to use meshing to cover them, Ossandon said. "These are foreign bodies that sometimes the body recognizes as foreign, and that can cause infections," he said.
Maria Jose was the first twin to reach the intensive care unit after the surgery. Her sister Maria Paz, whose operation was more complex due to difficulties in the area near her heart, arrived an hour and 15 minutes later.
They were born in February, and since then have been hospitalized and attached to machines including an artificial respirator.
The girls were still connected to a respirator on Wednesday.
They are to remain sedated for at least three days.
Ossandon said the twins will return to the operating room every two or three days so that doctors can clean their wounds. He called the surgery their "rebirth."
Associated Press writer Ian James in Caracas, Venezuela, contributed to this report.


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Resident Evil Revelations confirmed for PS3, Xbox 360, Wii U, and PC
Yes! SMart move cappy!
For some reason I still want to buy this for 3DS, it's only $20 now.
nice to see the wii u actually getting games that are good on the horizon.
i cant wait for the ps4
Get good controls on the Consoles/PC though
Great news! I look forward to playing this proper survival horror game. It looks like CAPCOM is testing the waters with this game if they should be returning to the roots for RE7.
sweet. I'll be keeping my eye on the PC version and if they give it the proper attention I'll pick it up. I thought the 3DS version was pretty good and was only lacking in a good surround sound experience(a nice set up can always add to a survival horror game) so it will be nice to give it another shot.
@ AsimLeonheart
My thoughts exactly. Didn't buy Resident Evil 6 because of the deserved negativity (I know it's deserved because I borrowed it off my brother) but this looks interesting. I hope it sells well and Capcom bring it back to it's roots for the next game. I'd love a proper reboot of the Resident Evil series, keep the same background story but introduce all new characters with their own stories in a real survival horror game.
I'd of honestly liked if it were going on PS Vita too :( It'd give another game for its library to boast and like, the transition from Handheld to Handheld wouldn't be that harsh...
The only problem I will foresee is that they do a real shitty porting job from 3DS to the consoles and it ends up a mess like the RE4 HD Remake port attempt where modders from Years ago had done a better job than Capcom themselves.
Actually, I feel the exact same way. The game doesn't seem like it's fit for consoles, you know? Specially the 3D effects and everything added was specifically built for the 3DS. I wonder how this is going to turn out.
Yeah defiantly. IMHO for anyone who hasn't tried revelations yet, I say its true to RE roots and much better in that way than RE 5 or 6. Its going to be amazing in HD!!!
Excellent news for Wiiu owners and passionate 360 and ps3 only players who missed out on this fantastic 3DS game.
Hopefully they have put in a years worth of new textures , lighting , etc etc , because allthough this is a cutting edge handheld game it still falls way short of HD console/PC standards....
This game has a slightly stupid story , but I kinda like that. Its the spiritual sequel to Resi 4 and play just like that game.
I would honestly give the 3DS version a 9.5/10 . It's not often you get a handheld game that stands out like that Resi Rev , and the game has a 20 hour story and excellent online modes that with the right graphical improvements will make a seamless transition to consoles.
I will have my 3DS version for on the go Raid mode , and the wiiu version for an even more graphically intense version ! :)
you are right mate, its really much better and all versions should be great, I personally love 3DS version.. therefore its more survival horror than emm.. new RE titles :)
Graphics alone tells me 3DS is many times better than my PS3's RE: Umbrella Chronicles and Darkside Chronicles port!
I choose my Capcom game purchase wisely.
I support their Japanese side. The westernized crap I don't.
Definitely a must buy on PSN to complete my RE collection
Great news. Cheers for explaining... I saw the title and thought "so errrm... is this meant to be a good resi or something?" You clarified :D
I don't do hand helds... so don't follow what's on them.
Considering it was originally a "handheld" title. I was expecting it to at least make it to the Vita. Although it seems CAPCOM is clearly steering away from the device as proven with the MH track record.
I'm amazed that its not on the Vita as well,it makes no sense as to why its not comming to that platform, its a good thing you mentioned MH because it also reminded me of Resident Evil PSP, remember that game what happened to it ?
Cashing in on a 3DS title? there better be either a significant overhaul or the price better be 20 bucks across all platforms,because this seems stupid.
XBL/PSN release would be the best way to go, I guess Also, will this mean the 3DS version will get a price hike because of this too?
Milk Milk milk
*cough* Nintendo saves capcoms ass again
First Re4
then revelations; it better than re6 and the other game they released.
hopefully now the 3DS will get some credit in terms of graphics and capabilities.
I loved the Old Capcom. They had great power and great responsibility back in the days. So did Konami. They wanted an even playing field. No bias.
The Old Capcom & Nintendo partnerships were made to prevent Sony PlayStation's 2nd over domination and monopoly of the games industry with the PS2.
I did not know why they ported RE4 and the Capcom 5 games to PS2 but history tells us the exclusivity partnership did not work out as they planned.
Same thing happened with Konami.
Now they are trying it again with MonHun series.
Wait... what?
So, Capcom having to port a 3DS game to other platforms in Nintendo saving Capcom?
RE4, the RE series was stale in gen 7 and capcom did a test reboot with RE4 and put it on the gamecube, because if it flopped it could be swept under the carpet.
RE4 Engine became the base engine for almost all of the RE games since, RE5, RE6 , OPRC.
LOL at the guys in the post saying "typical RE stuff" the typical for RE games are now steriod filled gorillas punching giant ricks....and no split screen = no buy....probable gonna wait for the Super Hd -remix championship -director's cut- dual shock edition survivor- goldsileverplatinum -heroes never die-"sorry we cancelled megaman legends 3" edition
RE6 is a mess so hopefully this makes up for what we went through with RE6, i also hope this sells well so capcom finally realizes that RE as a horror series can exist.
maybe that's what they need one RE series which is developed to be for action adventure fans and another original RE team working on their vision for what Re series should actually be
i don't think we will ever SEE another RE game like RE1-2 but something along the lines of 4-5 is what we will get most of the times
:-) I wonder is this just hi rezzed or redone on the MT Framework 3.
Why isn't Resident Evil Revelations coming to PSV?
Probably because Capcom hate Vita?
I thought it was obvious. They won't give the key franchise that put PSP on the map (in Japan) for three years so they (very sadly) wouldn't waste their time here.
Except capcom threw mvc 3 and sfxt on there but yea we all forgot about those just because
2 fighting games against their entire library of IP's is hardly what I'd call support.
Maybe they're making games for it, but just haven't been announced yet. I'm sure they won't ignore the device over the long term.
@ rain slacker
People tend to forget vita is only a little over a year old in Japan
2 games in one year is support. Plus its up to Sony to actively seek support and give companies a reason to support as of right now the payout for supporting the vita isn't that great
Your right on your 2nd point, however both those games were quick ports. Both came out right around launch time. After a year there should be at least some rumors about new games they may be bringing for it.
Like I said, 2 games isn't support, it's quick cash-in on new buyers that have less to choose from on a new system. Not really that much different than some of the Wii U's launch line up.
Yeah,whats that about? It would be a must buy for me.
why waste money,
its a 3DS exclusive and its exclusive to the 3DS on the handheld front
the vita is so powerful it should have its own re spin off game not a port from its "inferior competition"
the "inferior competition" that is outselling it like 20:1 you mean?
$50 ??? I'll wait for a price drop (I already own it on the 3DS anyway...).
Yeah, it's too steep for me right now. If it would've launched at $40 or $30 I would've considered it a bit more
And here I was so pissed that I sold my 3DS without finishing REvelations.
and coming to PC as well? HELL YES!
I didn't have a 3DS and really wanted to play this game. Such great news. Wish they would have put it on the vita. The vita is really promising, but it seems no one wants to develop for it.
I wonder if we'll see any subtle changes i.e. improvements to the graphics, tweaked gameplay mechanics, etc?
I hope they release it in disc form...
It will be released on disc also digital download with HD graphics and lighting.
Yeah, not surprised that vita is the only platform not getting it. Its Capcom after all :L
Tbh very few third parties are giving titles to the vita. It's not just capcom :P
I loved this on 3DS so I can't wait to play with decent controls!
@Disagrees Wait,I didn't like this on 3DS? I thought I did...
You disliked the controls on the 3ds version. That's what they disagreed with.
Boy have this news made my day.
Revelations was the only reason I wanted to buy a 3DS, and now I can play it on my PC in its full glory. Hell friggin' yeah to that. And better yet, it's going to be available sooner than I expected.
Today my friends is a good day in gaming.
i played this on my 3ds , it';s the most played game on it , it's very good , but i wont buy it 2nd time
$50 for an HD revision?GTFO!
Wasn't MGS:HDC the same price?
The MGS Collection comes with THREE games, but yes, it cost the same.
im pretty sure it was $40, besides even if it was $50 that one came with 3 games.
Actually the MGS collection comes with 5 games.
To my disagrees to was $50 and yes to comes with 4-5 MGS games. Lol, I was just being lazy and didn't fell like fixing my comment.
How many hours did it clock in at?
About 12 hours for me on "Hell Mode" difficulty I think its called not including the extras.
It's been a while for me, but I think my playthrough went around 20 hours in Normal mode. I think CaptainYesterday forgot that, in order to unlock Hell Mode, you need to finish it in Normal first. So, it can't have taken him only 12 hours... it must've been 12 hours PLUS whatever hours it took him to finish the game in normal difficulty.
Basically: don't worry. Revelations has quite a lot of content to it, and that's not mentioning the multiplayer online play. And this HD port seems to have more content, so you will have game to play for some time. :P
Re read the comment he said it took him 12 hours on hell mode he didn't say it was his first playthrough
But does it have online co-op?
awsome got it on the 3DS i'll be getting it for the big screen on the ps3 or wiiu day one
That price for a HD edition, think I'll wait for the price to die down.
This is awesome news! I'll be getting the Wii U version,but I'm glad to see that all the major consoles are getting some love.
the best resident evil since 4 and the REmake, I'll gladly play it again.
The only version that would make me buy this game is vita . hope you guys have fun . hd collections or stuff like that only interesting in vita . im not excited to play ps2 games on ps3 but i am on vita . same with ps1 or anything like that ..
I'm having trouble loading the page, but in case it wasn't mentioned there, this game is only doing a DIGITAL release.
No, its going to have physical discs for all 3 consoles and PC aswell as a digital release. The digital release will be on PC and PS3 on launch day with WiiU and Xbox following soon after. Hope this helps :)
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Well yeah, everything except handing Bryzgalov a 9 year $51 million contract!RoyalDude wrote: Who says rebuild. I'm talking about what the Flyers did after being ousted in the playoffs early after going to the Finals and losing in the Finals the previous year. What they did in the off-season was fucking brilliant GM-ing if you ask me.
I agree with you that the overhaul has been incredibly impressive but that is one glaring mistake which was obvious from the beginning. Bryzgalov has had some great years but he also happened to play behind an extremely defensively sound team for those years and also had some lacklustre playoff performances under his belt.
As amazing as the Flyers have played so far, they are going nowhere with Bryzgalov in net. You think Luo's inconsistency is bad? Us Canuck fans have it easy in this department!


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Extends into new embedded high-performance markets with ARM technology
PRINCETON, US AND CAMBRIDGE, UK – July 25, 2006 – Sarnoff Corporation and ARM (LSE: ARM; (Nasdaq: ARMHY), today announced that Sarnoff has licensed the ARM11™ MPCore™ multi-core processor. Sarnoff will use the processor to develop high-performance, low-power mobile vision System-on-Chips (SoC).
The ARM11 MPCore multi-core processor is capable of processing rates in excess of 750MHz in current 90nm process technologies and offers the full scalability of multiprocessing. The ARM11 MPCore multi-core processor supports software compatible, symmetric multi-processor (SMP) operating systems and real-time operating systems (RTOS). Each processor also features a vector floating-point unit, digital signal processing (DSP) and single instruction, multiple data (SIMD) instructions which further accelerates signal processing, physics, scientific and graphic computations by up to 10 times.
The ARM11 MPCore multi-core processor provides a scalable solution that can address the requirements of multiple designs. A dual-core 400MHz targeted implementation of ARM11 MPCore processor delivers more than 1,000 DMIPS of aggregate performance while occupying less than 2.1mm2 of silicon and consuming only 230mW, excluding caches. Compared with the competing multi-threaded processors, the dual-core ARM11 MPCore processor offers more performance and greater power efficiency, with simpler and more predictable throughput for threaded software. Design flexibility allows the ARM11 MPCore processor power and area to be lowered by a further 20 percent when using the ARM Artisan® Metro™ area and power optimized libraries.
"Sarnoff solves customers' complex system problems by making continuous advancements in technology to deliver breakthrough technical solutions," said Michael Piacentino, technical manager, Sarnoff Corporation. "We selected the ARM11 MPCore processor due to its ability to deliver scalable high performance with both low silicon cost and low power."
"The ARM11 MPCore multi-core processor has been widely adopted across a broad range of applications throughout the home, mobile, automotive and enterprise markets, due to its flexibility and scalability," said John Cornish, VP product marketing, processors, ARM. "By selecting the ARM11 MPCore multi-core processor, Sarnoff has extended the range of ARM11 MPCore processor applications into a new market for high-performance devices."
About Sarnoff Corporation
Sarnoff Corporation (www.sarnoff.com) produces innovations in electronic, biomedical and information technology that generate successful new products and services for clients worldwide. Sarnoff develops breakthroughs in ICs, lasers and imagers; drug discovery, manufacture and delivery; digital TV and video for security, surveillance and entertainment; high-performance networking; and wireless communications. Sarnoff is a subsidiary of SRI International.
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The U.S. economy added just 169,000 jobs last month. And the unemployment rate fell from 7.4 percent in July to 7.3 percent, a nearly five-year low.
But the unemployment rate fell because more people stopped looking for work — and not because of the modest job gains.
How come the job gains weren't credited with lowering the unemployment rate? Because the government does one survey to learn how many jobs were created and another to determine the unemployment rate. The two surveys can sometimes produce different results.
One is called the payroll survey. It asks mostly large companies and government agencies how many people they employed during the month. This survey produces the number of jobs gained or lost. In August, the payroll survey showed that companies and government agencies added 169,000 jobs.
The other is the household survey. Government workers ask whether the adults in a household have a job. Those who don't have a job are asked whether they're looking for one. If they are, they're considered unemployed. If they aren't looking for a job, they're not considered part of the workforce and aren't counted as unemployed. The household survey produces each month's unemployment rate.
In August, the household survey showed that nearly 200,000 fewer Americans were unemployed. But the decline was because those people stopped looking for work, not because they found jobs. That lowered the total number of unemployed Americans to 11.3 million, which pushed the unemployment rate down.
Unlike the payroll survey, the household survey captures farm workers, the self-employed and people who work for new companies. It also does a better job of capturing hiring by small businesses.
But the household survey is more volatile from month to month. The Labor Department surveys just 60,000 households, a small fraction of the more than 100 million U.S. households.
By contrast, the payroll survey seeks information from 145,000 companies and government agencies. They employ roughly one-third of non-farm employees. The employers send forms to the Labor Department or fill out online surveys, noting how many people they employ. They also provide pay, hours worked and other details.
Most Americans focus more on the unemployment rate, which comes from the household survey. But economists generally prefer the jobs figure from the payroll survey. They note that the surveys tend to even out over time.


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|Manila, Phillipines
AS A JUNIOR IN 2011-12: Earned WCC First Time honors at the No. 1 doubles spot with partner Kaite Le … the duo put up a 10-12 overall record … upset No. 60 doubles team from No. 68 Oregon 8-5 … Agra played at the No. 4, 5, and 6 single spots for the Broncos, tallying a 7-14 overall singles record … defeated Ksenia Googe of No. 31 Washington State 6-2, 6-1 at the USTA/ITA Division I Northwest Regional Championships … helped the Broncos advance to the WCC Championship semifinals with a singles win over Miya Jin of LMU 6-3, 6-3.
AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2010-2011: earned WCC Honorable Mention for her play at the number one doubles spot with partner Katie Le ... the duo earned a 17-4 overall record ... earned two wins over USD's #71 Juliette Coupez and Stephanie Hoffpauir ... also tallied victories over opponents from ranked teams UC Davis and Washington State ... went 13-6 in singles play, alternating between the No. 4, 5 and 6 spots ... secured the team victory over UCSB on Jan. 28 after being down 5-0 in the third set to win the match 2-6, 6-2, 7-5.
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2009-2010: joined the team in January 2010 from Manila, the Phillipines ... played in all 21 regular season matches ... compiled a 13-8 singles record at the No. 4 and No. 5 positions ... paired primarily with Alex Zaniewski in doubles and went 7-8 overall ... received an Honorable Mention from the WCC for doubles pairing with Zaniewski ... went on a five-match singles winning streak from Mar. 19 to Apr. 6 ... upset No. 46-ranked Stanford duo Mallory Burdette and Stacey Tan on Apr. 15 in doubles with Zaniewski ... also paired with Carmen Pham in doubles ... duo went 3-3 overall.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Alberto C. Agra and Evangeline Lim-Agra ... has one younger brother named Noel ... majoring in political science with a minor in communications.


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California State University, Long Beach is a diverse, student-centered, globally-engaged public university committed to providing highly-valued undergraduate and graduate educational opportunities through superior teaching, research, creative activity and service for the people of California and the world.
California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) was named one of the nation's "Best Value" public colleges by the Princeton Review, which teamed up with USA Today to present its list of the 150 (75 public and 75 private) "Best Value Colleges for 2013."
In an article by U.S.News & World Report, CSULB was listed as one of the top five colleges in the nation receiving the most freshman applications out of some 1,800 schools that reported data in the publication's annual survey.
U.S.News & World Report ranked CSULB the fourth best public regional university in the western United States in its 2013 edition of "America's Best Colleges Guide."
CSULB was named to Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine's 2012–13 list of the top "100 Best Values in Public Colleges." Nearly 600 public four-year colleges and universities were considered for the list, which recognizes institutions that combine outstanding education with economic value.
Opening in 1949 with fewer than 200 students, CSULB has awarded degrees to more than 280,000 alumni.
The prestigious President's Scholars Program awards high school valedictorians and national scholars full four-year scholarships to CSULB. More than 1,000 President's Scholars have benefitted from making CSULB their university of choice.
The Princeton Review designated CSULB a "Best in the West" college in its website feature, "2013 Best Colleges: Region by Region."
In the most recent listing of the "Top 100 Degree Producers" by Diverse Issues in Higher Education, CSULB is ranked ninth in the nation in conferring baccalaureate degrees to minority students.
For the third straight year, CSULB was named to the "Military Friendly Schools" list by G.I. Jobs, a publication of Victory Media, the premier media entity for military personnel transitioning into civilian life.
The 49ers captured their second consecutive Big West Conference (BWC) Commissioner's Cup after tallying the best point average during the 2011-12 intercollegiate season. The 49ers recorded a 140.0-point average, the highest average ever achieved by any school in the history of the BWC Cup.
CSULB's Hall of Science is the largest capital building project in the campus' 64-year history. It is also the largest and most expensive building project in the California State University system. The $105 million project encompasses nearly 165,000 gross square feet and completes the Natural Sciences Complex.
Confirming its status as one of the most diverse campuses in the nation, CSULB is among the top 10 universities nationally in both the number of master's degrees and the number of bachelor's degrees awarded to Hispanics.
This year, for the first time, CSULB began offering two new doctoral degrees, a doctorate of physical therapy (DPT) and a doctorate of nursing practice (DNP), and university officials involved with the programs believe that each will play a critical role in the state's future healthcare needs.
Thomas Gufrey, a long-time chemistry lecturer at CSULB, was named one of America's top undergraduate professors by the Princeton Review in its newest guidebook, "The Best 300 Professors." Published in partnership with RateMyProfessors.com, the highest-trafficked college professor ratings site in the United States, "The Best 300 Professors" profiles outstanding faculty at 122 colleges.


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Crystal Bowersox, the runner-up on the 2010 edition of "American Idol," will play Patsy Cline on Broadway this summer in a new production of the musical "Always … Patsy Cline," a tribute show featuring classic songs performed by the country singer like "Crazy," "Walkin' After Midnight" and "I Fall to Pieces," the producers announced on Tuesday.
The two-character show, written by Ted Swindley, brings Cline to life through the eyes of a friend and devoted fan; she will be played by the actress Annette O'Toole, who starred as Clark Kent's mother, Martha, on the television series "Smallville" and shared an Academy Award nomination for best song for the 2003 movie "A Mighty Wind."
"Always … Patsy Cline," which ran Off Broadway in 1997 and has been produced at regional theaters ever since, will be directed on Broadway by John Rando ("A Christmas Story"). Performances are scheduled to begin in July, with an August opening; no theater has been announced. The lead producers are Jimmy Burke and Jeff Cohen, who are newcomers to Broadway.


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Locus this month has been conducting a poll to find out the "best" science fiction and fantasy novels and short fiction of the 20th and 21st centuries. Though I first suggested on Twitter that I would be filling it all in with Raymond Carver stories, I gave in today at the last minute and instead filled in the poll with some choices other than Carver stories (though I was tempted to put "Why Don't You Dance?" on there, since it has a certain fantasy feel to it, at least to me).
I'll post my choices after the jump here.
30 November 2012
Locus 20th & 21st Centuries Poll
Labels: canons, fantasy, Lists, novels, science fiction, short stories
23 November 2012
Learning to Read, Still
Joanna Scott on William Faulkner:
Writing that flirts with incoherence can just as readily flounder as writing characterized by simplicity and composure. There is no reliable formula for originality, and strategies that are distinguished as innovative in their first incarnation can quickly become stale in the hands of lesser artists. It's all too easy to conflate dense prose or jumbled narrative structures with literary ambition. But in this age of trending and blogging, with paragraphs growing shorter and the spaces between them growing larger, it's also easy to dismiss the kind of fiction that might not yield readily, docilely, to our first attempt to comprehend it. This is the worry that [C.E.] Morgan and [John Jeremiah] Sullivan express; they know how quickly readers—and writers—will turn away from fiction that dares to cast itself as difficult. Sullivan admits that he has done the same. And when, in The New York Times, a contemporary writer derides Ulysses as "a professor's book," he assumes that as readers, we have nothing new to learn.Scott's entire essay is lovely. Faulkner is my favorite American novelist, and his most difficult book, Absalom, Absalom!, is my favorite American novel — partly because when I first read it, I literally threw it across the room three times. But I kept going back. It's not a book I've ever written about or am likely to write about, because each time I read it it opens up new wonders and new perplexities, and I respond to it with awe and terror and humility, not analysis. To write about something that affects you in that way, to reduce it to words other than its own, feels obscene. All I can do is keep reading, and learning to read, the book itself.
If, however, we allow ourselves to think of reading as a capacity we keep cultivating, then we have reason to turn to books that have something to teach us about the medium they use to convey meaning. While it can be pleasurable to move speedily through a work of fiction, there's a different sort of pleasure to be had in lingering, backtracking, rereading the same page. As children know, there's lots of fun in nonsense. We never stop benefiting from staying flexible, open and responsive, even in the midst of confusion. Now, perhaps more than ever, we need to keep learning how to read.
03 November 2012
A Year of the Weird Fiction Review
The Weird Fiction Review website has existed for a year now. During that time, it has published work from around the world, including such wondrous things as a new translation of Bruno Schulz's "The Sanatorium at the Sign of the Hour Glass", Olympe Bhêly-Quénum's "The Night Watchman", and Finnish writer Leena Likitalo's first story in English, "Watcher". And tons of other things, including my own "Stories in the Key of Strange: A Collage of Encounters". The website has become a hugely valuable resource, and it just keeps getting better, more varied, more surprising, more impressive. If you haven't spent time with it, you're missing a treasure trove.
Labels: Ann VanderMeer, anniversary, birthdays, Jeff VanderMeer, Online fiction, weird
02 November 2012
Words to Live By
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01 November 2012
A Momentary Miscellany
I still don't have time to write a substantive post about much of anything, but there are a bunch of things I'd like to note before I forget them, so here's a rather fragmentary and scattered post about things mostly unrelated to each other...
I've been doing quite a bit of writing, but none of it is stuff that's currently for online venues. (For instance, I wrote an introduction to an upcoming art book from Hideaki Miyamura, about which I'm sure I will say much more later, once it's available.) Also, I sold a story to Steve Berman for an upcoming anthology of queer Poe stories, which is very exciting for me because I've hardly written any fiction in the last 2 years, and whenever I finally get around to writing a story, I always wonder, "Do I still remember how?" Apparently, yes. I'm also thrilled because I've had a chance to read a couple other stories that will be in the book and they're really excellent — honestly, even if you're indifferent to Poe and you think you only like your stories 100% hetero in their inclinations, you should get this book. (And not just because 100% hetero is so dull you should never talk about it in mixed company. But I'm not judging you. Actually, I am. Unless you read this book when it comes out next year...)
Speaking of coming out soon, we're almost ready to release a new issue of The Revelator. For a preview of what's to come, check out our Facebook page. It's even possible that we will manage to get two whole issues out within the next 12 months, doubling our current rate! A lot depends on our Copy Editor, but we've got faith.
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JERUSALEM (AP) — A fire erupted Sunday at the prison where former Israeli President Moshe Katsav is serving time, but he was not among the 11 people who suffered light injuries, authorities said.
Police spokeswoman Luba Samri said seven jailers, a prisoner and three firefighters suffered smoke inhalation, but the ex-president was not hurt.
Itsik Gorlov, a spokesman for the prisons service, said the blaze broke out at a factory at Maasiyahu prison in central Israel. It was not immediately clear what caused the fire.
Katsav was Israel's president from 2000 to 2007. He has been serving a seven-year sentence since 2011 after being convicted of rape and other charges, though he has repeatedly professed his innocence.
Israel on Sunday was battling a series of brushfires caused by the combination of hot, dry weather and the Lag Baomer holiday, in which revelers traditionally celebrate with bonfires.


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Nathan Hantke graduated with his bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, WA. Before attending graduate school at Marquette, he spent time as a psychometrist at the University of Washington and was co-investigator on several studies examining epilepsy, contextual memory, and category-specific naming deficits following temporal lobe resection. Nathan's current research interests include neural dedifferentiation in Alzheimer's disease, semantic memory, and predicting Alzheimer's disease using fMRI and risk factors. When he has free time, Nathan enjoys playing music, watching the Portland Trailblazers and Marquette basketball, and spending time with his friends and family.
Woodard, J.L., Nielson, K.A., Sugarman, M.A., Smith, J.C., Seidenberg, M., Durgerian, S., Butts, A., Hantke, N., Lancaster, M., Matthews, M.A., Rao, S.M. (accepted). Lifestyle and genetic contributions to cognitive decline and hippocampal integrity in healthy aging. Current Alzheimer Research.
Smith, J.C., Nielson, K.A., Woodard, J.L., Seidenberg, M., Durgerian, S., Antuono, P., Butts, A., Hantke, N.C., Lancaster, M.A., Rao, S.M. (2011). Does physical activity influence semantic memory activation in amnestic mild cognitive impairment? Psychiatry Research: Neuroimaging, 193(1), 60-2.
Smith, J.C., Nielson, K.A., Woodard, J.L., Seidenberg, M., Durgerian, S., Antuono, P., Butts, A., Hantke, N., Lancaster, M., Rao, S.M. (2011). Interactive effects of physical activity and APOE-e4 on BOLD semantic memory activation in healthy elders. Neuroimage, 54(1), 635-44.
Woodard, J.L., Seidenberg, M., Nielson, K.A., Smith, J.C., Antuono, P., Durgerian, S., Guidotti, L., Zhang, Q., Butts, A., Hantke, N., Lancaster, M., Rao., S.M. (2010). Prediction of cognitive decline in healthy older adults using fMRI. Journal of Alzheimer's Disease, 21(3), 871-85.
Thompson, A., Hantke, N., Chaytor, N. (2010). The Personality Assessment Inventory as a tool for diagnosing psychogenic non-epileptic seizures. Epilepsia, 51, 161-164.
Woodard, J.L., Seidenberg, M., Nielson, K.A., Antuono, P. Guidotti, L., Durgerian, S., Zhang, Q., Lancaster, M., Hantke, N., Butts, A., Rao, S.M. (2009). Semantic memory activation in amnestic Mild Cognitive Impairment. Brain, 132: 2068-2078.
Hantke, N., Doherty, M., Haltiner, A. (2007). Medication use profiles in patients with psychogenic nonepileptic seizures. Epilepsy and Behavior, 10: 333-335.
Hantke, N., Butts, A., Woodard, J.L., Seidenberg, M., Verber, M., Durgerian, S., Lancaster, M., Rao, S.M. Nielson, K.A. (in preparation). Neural dedifferentiation differences as a consequence of risk for AD.
Nielson, K.A., Hantke, N., Butts, A., Guidotti, L., Woodard, J.L., Seidenberg, M., Durgerian, S., Antuono, P., Lancaster, M., Rao, S.M. (in preparation). Event-related fMRI of episodic memory in healthy elders: reduced activation in those at risk for Alzheimer's disease by APOE e4.
Smith, J.C., Nielson, K.A., Butts, A., Hantke, N., Woodard, J.L., Seidenberg, M., Durgerian, & S., Rao, S.M. (in preparation). Physical activity is associated with greater functional recruitment during a semantic memory task in older adults at risk for Alzheimer's disease.
Butts, A., Durgerian, S., Nielson, K.A., Woodard, J.L., Seidenberg, M., Hantke, N., Lancaster, M., Rao, S.M. (in preparation). Functional resting state connectivity in individuals at-risk for Alzheimer's disease.
Drane, D., Ojemann, G., Aylward, E., Ojemann, J., Johnson, L., Silbergeld, D., Hantke, N., Tucker, J., Miller, J., Tranel, D. Category-specific naming and recognition deficits in temporal lobe epilepsy surgical patients. American Neurological Association, Washington, D. C. 2007 (October).


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Meho Kameric gets scholarship
July 04. 2013 10:13PM
MANCHESTER — The Granite State detachment of the Marine Corps League recently participated in the recognition of an outstanding ROTC student at West High School for his accomplishments.
During the awards ceremony, a $1,000 scholarship was presented to Meho Kameric, who graduated with a 3.96 GPA and was fifth in his class standings.
The detachment presented the award to Meho not only for his academic achievement but for demonstrating leadership and patriotism as a member of West High Schools ROTC program.
Meho will be pursuing a degree in chemical engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute this fall.
Outreach Team at Loudon race
LOUDON — Veterans attending the NASCAR eace can receive help from VA Medical Center Outreach Team from Thursday, July 11 to Sunday, July 14.
Hours of operation will be July 11, noon to 5 p.m.; July 12, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; July 13, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.; and July 14, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Staff will answer questions about VA eligibility and enroll people for health care at the VA. Bring your DD214 and a picture ID.
For more information, call Judy at 624-4366, extension 2291; or Stella at extension 6779.
Post 27 events
LONDONDERRY — The American Legion Post 27, 6 Sargent Road, will hold its monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. on July 8.
On July 22, the post will be running bingo for patients at the VA Hospital in Manchester from 7-8:30 p.m. Donations are appreciated or feel free to stop by and help out.
Pizza and diet soda will be served and there is $150 in prize money.
On July 26, karaoke with DJ Sharon is from 7:30-11 p.m.
Go to www.alpost27.com for more information.
Concord Hospital is providing inpatient care
The Department of Veteran Affairs announces that Concord Hospital will provide inpatient services in New Hampshire to veterans enrolled at the Manchester VA Medical Center.
Inpatient services will be provided through an existing contract with Concord Hospital.
Concord is a regional medical center that offers traditional acute care services in 42 medical specialties.
As a result, of the contract expansion, fewer veterans will have to travel outside the state for acute inpatient care.