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Dovie, Inc. today announced the beta launch of dovie.tv, an enterprise-grade online video platform (OVP) with built-in HTML5-ready players, Flash-free playlist embeds, analytics and advertising.
The super-simple system was designed with one goal in mind: create a video control cloud with enough power to launch an online TV show, channel or network from a desktop computer, and make it simple and affordable enough for almost anyone to use.
The small SaaS startup hopes to fly above the already overcrowded OVP airspace by offering an array of innovations that make online video management and monetization accessible to everyone–from mom-and-pop shops, to mid-market entrepreneurs, to enterprise-level professionals.
With introductory plans priced at $29 a month, all features are available to all users with no contract or set-up fee. From the first login, Dovie's free trial delivers adaptive bitrate streaming, advertising, analytics, encoding, hyperlinks, overlays, playlists, revenue sharing, ad targeting, white labeling and the freedom to fully style player and playlist embeds with custom CSS.
The system seamlessly supports delivery of channel playlists and multiple forms of advertising including text and banner overlays to popular handhelds and notebooks like Apple's iPad and iPhone.
The control cloud's innovative interface creates a full-screen workspace with intuitive icons that make video management and monetization feel like kids' play. Bottom and top-locked navigation and plainly-labeled preference panels make managing videos a breeze, even for beginners.
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Content managers can swap out branding on white-labeled players and update all forms of advertising on the fly, even after embedding on remote sites. Channels of videos can be completely reprogrammed in the cloud and feed updates to live embeds anywhere on the web. Like all other actions, channel management is a point-and-click process that requires virtually no learning curve.
The system uses state-of-the-net adaptive streaming playback to secure source files, track audience engagement and automatically deliver the right format and bitrate. Viewers can fast forward and rewind instantly, and use dynamic playlists to skip straight to any video in a channel.
Dovie comes plugged in to major ad networks and ready to run CPM-optimized pre-roll video spots.The system shares network ad revenues equally with account holders, and automatically applies income to account costs, making the service free for many, and potentially profitable for popular content creators. Unlike some systems, Dovie welcomes commercial content and doesn't require video producers to relinquish any rights to use the system.
The cloud also includes its own overlay advertising controls, ideal for e-commerce, fundraising and netroots activism. Advertising managers can upload, schedule, cap, pace, and prioritize and target ads on a per-video basis. All account levels include unlimited impressions of hyperlinked banner and text overlays.
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text: Dear beowulfers, I have been looking into launching python in parallel. There are multiple tools currently doing this like PyTrilinos, PyPar, mpi4py etc. However I was wondering if launching a standard python interpreter using mpirun (or any mpi launch script) is portable ? For instance, I have my small python module (let's say 'start.py') which on its turn loads an extension module (written in C) which calls MPI_Init. I launch my program using following cl: mpirun -np 2 /my/path/to/python start.py where start.py looks like <start.py> import my_extension_module my_extension_module.init() # this will call MPI_Init </start.py> When I do this using mpichgm, it works. However using mpich-220.127.116.11 (ch_p4) it does not work. To me the reason is that ch_p4 passes the cl-arguments in the MPI_Init. So whenever the remote python's are launched, they are not told which script (start.py) they need to launch. So therefore I create a short shell script (called start.sh) which contains the following <start.sh> /my/path/to/python start.py </start.sh> However this does not work either. mpirun.ch_p4 refuses to launch the second process (start.sh) Tracing the MPI_Init call made by the master, he does not even try to create the other process (because he does not get into the net_create_slave function). So the question now is: is `mpirun -np 2 /my/path/to/python start.py` supposed to work or not ? Thanks in advance for any enlightenment on the subject ! toon _______________________________________________ Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf !DSPAM:46273d5e315961901610295!

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In a new op-ed in the Billings Gazette, Paul Hansen, western states regional director for The Concord Coalition, says failure should not be considered an option for the congressional conference committee on the budget. The guest column can also be found here on the newspaper's website.
Guest opinion: House-Senate budget conference cannot fail
Budgetary gridlock in Washington has led to one crisis after another. It has weakened America's economy, disgusted the public and damaged our international standing.
It has also left the nation's major fiscal challenges largely untouched.
A comprehensive approach is still the best way to fix the debt. Failure should not be an option for the House-Senate conference committee now assigned to develop a budget plan to avert another government shutdown on Jan. 15.
America needs a budget — and it is lawmakers' responsibility to write one. Ideally, it should not only fund the government for the new fiscal year — which began Oct. 1 — but curb the growth of federal debt and put the country on a more responsible long-term path.
The budget committee can start by dealing with the automatic spending cuts ("sequestration") that were set in 2011.
Mindless sequestration
Sequestration symbolizes everything that has gone wrong with the budget process. It cuts the part of the budget that is least threatening to our fiscal future. The automatic cuts are ill-timed, putting immediate strain on a fragile economic recovery rather than gradually phasing in serious, longer-term deficit reduction.
These are also mindless, across-the-board cuts that are at odds with the whole concept of congressional priority-setting. Lawmakers' failure to make serious choices hurts the military, the poor and our entire economy.
The budget conference committee should find a way to adjust the automatic cuts while maintaining the same long-term deficit reduction.
To really succeed, however, the panel must address health care spending and an inefficient, overly complex tax code. These are the key drivers of Washington's projected deficits.
While there are deep political divisions over these two areas, there is also a surprising amount of consensus on possible reforms. It is widely acknowledged, for example, that substantial savings can be found by rewarding quality over quantity of health care.
Overhaul tax code
It is also generally acknowledged that the tax code needs an overhaul to scale back the $1 trillion annually allocated in "tax expenditures," those special credits, deductions, exemptions and exclusions that essentially subsidize favored activities or industries.
Scaling back tax expenditures fits the agenda of both parties. In fact, both the House and Senate budgets call for such reductions, although both sides are reluctant to face down the special interests that support them.
Because most deductions are reserved for taxpayers who itemize, they are regressive and primarily benefit wealthier taxpayers. While some have legitimate social purposes, they could be better served at far lower cost through other means.
Since all Americans would enjoy the fruits of sound fiscal policy, only the very needy should be exempt from contributing to a sustainability plan. Those Americans who can more readily shoulder some of the burden should be asked to do so.
Narrowly targeted tax breaks or spending provisions for businesses or individuals do not belong in a deficit-reduction plan. Such political pork diverts resources from more pressing needs and increases public cynicism.
Nor should any generation be exempt from shouldering some responsibility for fiscal reform. Programs and benefits for senior citizens, for example, comprise more than one-third of total federal outlays. Exempting them from any reforms would place an even greater financial burden on our children and grandchildren.
Everything must be on the negotiating table. A credible plan to replace sequestration and curb the growth of the federal debt will fail without the bipartisan political will and compromise needed to put it into action.
It's time for Congress to do their job.
Paul Hansen of Jackson, Wyo., is Western states regional director for the Concord Coalition.


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California credit union latest to win dismissal of suits alleging ordering of transactions to maximize fee income.
Core processor says its widely used Episys system does not permit share drafts to be posted in order they are received.
A San Jose, Calif.-based attorney has filed seven class action lawsuits against credit unions, alleging overdraft shenanigans.
California Credit Union League President/CEO Diana Dykstra said she's upset about a string of lawsuits in her state accusing credit unions of unfair and illegal overdraft practices. And she accused attorneys in the state of "fishing for members."
California League President/CEO Diana Dykstra said attorneys are "fishing for members" to take part in class action lawsuits alleging improper overdraft practices.
Educational Employees, Alliant, Alabama Telco, America's First added to list.


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What's up guys?
I'm not exactly new to the base, as I read the manga and watch the anime here. I'm home for thanksgiving break from my college and started checking out the forums. Glad to see fellow enthusiasts, and I hope to see you guys around the base! :D


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I am making a calculator for 8th grade geometry class. We are learning about trigonometric ratios. My problem is, I got the whole program written, and then I realized that my sines and cosines should be getting decimals. I realize the problem is because I'm using the wrong variable type. I checked it, and I'm using floats. I think the problem is my funtion is returning ints. Criticism welcome as long as it has to do with my problem. I'm new at this programming thing, just started 25 minutes ago in fact, so it's gonna be sloppy.
Edit-----> Lol I just figured it out. I was using an int type function lol! I'm stupid!I'm stupid!I'm stupid!I'm stupid!
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Code:// Trigonometric Ratios Helper.cpp : Defines the entry point for the console application. // By { A nanny Mouse! } #include "stdafx.h" #include <iostream> //Input Output using namespace std; //No idea but it looks cool =/ int sine ( float b, float c ); int main() { float Leglength1; float Leglength2; float hypotenuse; float sinea; float cosa; float tana; float tanb; cout<<" {Blocked for forum use}'s Amazing Trigonometric Ratio Helper!"<<"\n"; cout<<" B" <<"\n"; cout<<" /|" <<"\n"; cout<<" / |" <<"\n"; cout<<" Hyp / |Leg2" <<"\n"; cout<<" / |" <<"\n"; cout<<" A----C" <<"\n"; cout<<" Leg1" <<"\n"; cout<<"Please enter the length of a leg: "; cin>> Leglength1; cin.ignore(); cout<<"Please enter the length of the other leg: "; cin>> Leglength2; cin.ignore(); cout<<"Now the tricky part, enter the hypotenuse: "; cin>> hypotenuse; cin.ignore(); sinea = sine(Leglength2, hypotenuse); cout<<" B" <<"\n"; cout<<" /|" <<"\n"; cout<<" / |" <<"\n"; cout<<" " << hypotenuse << " / |"<< Leglength2 <<"\n"; cout<<" / |" <<"\n"; cout<<" A----C" <<"\n"; cout<<" "<< Leglength1 <<" " << "\n"; cout<<"Sin A: "<< sinea <<"\n"; cin.get(); } int sine ( float b, float c ) { return b /= c; }


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NEWTON, NJ - Spring Street in Newton was bustling this past Saturday, with people converging on the Winter Farmers' Market.
In previous weeks, the recovery from Hurricane Sandy, followed by the holidays, and then the rash of winter weather, diminished some of the foot traffic.
However on Saturday, there was a steady stream of regulars who made their weekly stop to the market, as well as to the other Spring Street merchants, while taking in the warmer temperatures that blanketed the area over the weekend.
"Our clientele likes to support 'independent,'" said Eric Derby, a board member of the Foodshed Alliance, which describes itself on its website as "a grassroots, non-profit devoted to promoting sustainable farming and locally grown, fresh, healthy food in northwestern New Jersey."
The Winter Farmers' Market had been housed last year at Newton High School, until the group lost its variance to continue the market there.
Next, the Springboard Shoppes in Newton headed up by founder/manager Jonathan Andrews, stepped in, and offered space to the group for their vendors.
"The Springboard Shoppes is a wonderful location," said Derby. "As opposed to a shopping mall, I love the downtown. It's community-oriented."
What can those who seek out the merchants expect to find when they make their way to the Winter Farmers' Market?
Derby said the vendors can vary from week to week, although there are some mainstays that customers can expect to see weekly, and stop by for their special items week after week.
From meat to produce to breads to coffee to specialty gourmet items, there is something for everyone at the Newton Winter Farmers' Market.
The Pear Tree Pantry was one of the vendors at the market this past week, which is known for specializing in scones.
"The chef is from Liverpool [England]," said Rob Cadigan, who manned the booth.
One of Saturday's offerings was Belgian Chocolate. Cadigan said when blueberries are in season, they often make it into scones. One of the most popular varieties, he said, is cranberry orange, which is accented with dried cranberries, and orange zest.
"They're [the scones] are always baked fresh the morning of the market, and the ingredients are organic whenever possible," said Cadigan.
Silver Birch Kitchens, with the motto, "Simple Food, Done Right," was also there. Operated by Mark and Jessica Geanoules, Mark Geanoules, who talked with The Alternative Press, said, "Everything is 'scratch made.'"
As for the selection, he described it as, "A little bit of everything."
The menu boasted pasta to pork to chicken to vegetable dishes, with many items made with local ingredients.
Part of Silver Birch Kitchens' offerings, in addition to take away entrées that clients of the farmers' market could take home that day, is their "chef service," where locals could have restaurant-quality custom meals, delivered to their doors.
And Geanoules said the best part of all, is the affordability.
Hannelie Rheeder of Cherutabis Farm had "naturally raised food," including some exotic types of meat, sold frozen and ready to be carried home.
"These are things you won't find at the store," said Rheeder.
Some of her items for sale included free-range chicken and duck eggs (she sold out by noon of her 25 dozen eggs), duck, rabbit, guinea fowl, and stewing hens (hens over the age of two, that have dwindled in their egg production).
Rheeder said people are often curious about her out-of-the-ordinary offerings, such as the rabbit and guinea fowl, decide to try, and come back again requesting the items.
A few customers come back weekly for supplies to make meat pies, sometimes using a combination of meats. For example, a duck and chicken pie, or a rabbit and chicken pie, or a guinea fowl and chicken pie, are some of the creations.
Pat Kelly of Glenmalure Farm, like Rheeder, also came to the market from Branchville, offering beef, lamb, pork, and chicken for sale.
"We're a grass-fed operation," explained Kelly of his meats. "All of our animals are outside."
Kelly and his customer Wendy Miller, a weekly shopper from Sparta, discussed the difference between the quality of the meats available from a farmer like Kelly, versus what is sold in supermarkets. Additionally, the two discussed what they know about some livestock raised specifically for foods, and sold to the food giants. Most, they said, are not able to roam free, and are also fed substandard items.
"I'm not much of a meat eater," said Miller. "Before I got to know people at the farm markets, I was vegetarian."
She requested a pork chop from Kelly, which unlike what is found in the supermarket, was individually frozen in its own pack, and extremely thick.
"If you eat food from here, you need a quarter of the amount," said Miller.
Kelly said, in addition to the usual meat items people find in the store, he also sells the "parts," such as organ meats, which some may like to eat. He said some clients come weekly for tripe to purchase for their dogs, and tell Kelly their dogs have healthier coats as a result.
"It's very good for their dog," he said.
Fresh produce was also on hand at the market, with Race Farm of Blairstown in attendance.
"We're a fruit and vegetable farm," said Doug Race.
He said the farm offers a variety of apples, root vegetables, carrots, beets, Brussel Sprouts, and more.
"We're still picking Brussel Sprouts and Kale from the fields," he said.
The Brussel Sprouts, still on their stalks, were a popular item. As Race Farm was packing up for the day, two customers stopped back for Brussel Sprouts, clearing them out entirely.
"We have our own cider," said Race.
The farm also sells baked goods, and other items, including soups.
Apple Ridge Farm sells hydroponic produce, pastured poultry, and on Saturday, specialized in their organic breaks, including Ciabatta, Semolina, Olive, and Seeded Sourdough.
"We had seven varieties today," said Lanore Woodruff.
Woodruff said baking day takes about 15 hours, and the breads are cooked on a wood-fired stone oven.
"We had about 50 here today," said Woodruff.
Woodruff said Apple Ridge Farm uses only organic King Arthur Flour from Vermont.
A loaf averaged about $6 to $7, which Woodruff pointed out a person may pay about $4 for a lesser-quality loaf of bread found in the supermarket.
"Another $2 and it's real bread," Woodruff said. "They [Apple Ridge Farms breads] have a really nicer crust, and inside it's soft."
Fresh bread, biscotti, and pasta were on the menu at Maria's Gourmet Edibles of Sparta. Tom Aquilino, who was representing the vendor said, "It's been busy today, I sold out of everything."
On the Maria's Biscotti website, it depicts the range of biscotti, "sweet" (traditional to "creamsicle" to varieties with chocolate to fig and pistachio, and orange cranberry), and "savory" (from almond to cheddar walnut to "Mexicali Blue" (with blueberries), to pesto pinenut, sun-dried tomato, and olive), as well as the items boxed up for gifts.
The group is also visible at the Ramsey, N.J., and Easton, Pa., winter markets.
Lou Tommaso was at the market with Pittenger Farm, another cornerstone of the market.
"We raise our own meats," Tommaso said.
Their brochure described their beef, pork, lamb, chicken, and turkey as "pastured, naturally raised, locally produced. Jersey born...Jersey fed. Hormones, antibiotics or steroids are never given to our animals."
The farm had items for sale including types of steaks (Filet Mignon, London Broil, and Porterhouse among them), turkey (ground into hot dogs and sausages from Waterwheel Farm turkeys), pork (ribs, chops, ham, ground, and more), lamb, chicken, and specialty items (sausages, beef jerky, kielbasa, and more).
The farm also sold items from other local vendors: Springhouse Creamery Cheese, DanaRay Farm Goat Milk Soap, Flower Creek Items (jams, jellies, and pickles), and Life Be Good Apiary honeys.
Many customers were walking around the market with cups of coffee, the rich aroma floating on the air from their cups. This came from Coffee Coops, and Donald Danart Cooper, who brought coffees from his "roastery" in White Township, N.J.
Cooper described himself as the owner of the establishment, as well as an artist.
"It's [the coffee] in support of my art gallery, and music," he said. "Primarily, I am an artist."
He said there are bluegrass jams at his location each Thursday night, and occasional open mic events. All coffees are roasted onsite, are organic, and come from locations around the world.
Enjoy these vendors, and others, every Saturday through May from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Newton Winter Farmers' Market.
Learn more at the Foodshed Alliance website about the Farm to Fork Celebration, scheduled on Sunday, January 27, beginning at 4 p.m., at Andre's Restaurant in Newton, and featuring the culinary creations of seven well-known area chefs, all to benefit the Foodshed Alliance.
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Hyperventilation or overbreathing is the state of breathing faster or deeper than normal, Stress or anxiety commonly are causes of hyperventilation; this is known as hyperventilation syndrome. Hyperventilation can also be brought about voluntarily, by taking many deep breaths in rapid succession.
This is when he was in the Land Of Iron.
What was the main thing that caused Naruto to do such a thing to himself? Who is to blame? And how does this affect the future?
(Also I believe Sasuke did the same thing on Itachi's death when he saw Obito.)


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Red Rock Climbing > Bridge Mountain > Climber's Log
Bridge Mountain Climber's Log
[ Sign the Climber's Log ]
|Via Pine Creek
Date Climbed: Apr 10, 2010
|Great weather. A little windy. Thanks to Branch Whitney for the help with the route!
|Posted Apr 21, 2010 12:32 pm
|A blast!
|Went up the west face from RR summit... can't say I loved all the up-and-down, but the route was beautiful and a hell of a lot of fun. Took over 100 pictures. Highly recommended....
|Posted Mar 23, 2010 1:47 pm
|via Willow Springs
Date Climbed: Oct 31, 2009
|Parked a couple miles beyond the Willow Springs picnic area and went up North Peak Ridge; perfect weather for climbing and trick-or-treating.
|Posted Nov 2, 2009 1:42 pm
|Bridge Mountain
|Posted Apr 30, 2009 9:54 pm
|Matt Horbal
|from Lovell Canyon
Date Climbed: Mar 14, 2009
|From Lovell Canyon via Rocky Gap Road and Red Rock Summit. Met the meetup.com group out on the sandstone and finished with them. Good bunch.
|Posted Apr 9, 2009 3:58 am
|via North Peak Wash
Date Climbed: Apr 14, 2009
|climbed with another 17 meetup.com members lead by Branch Whitney. Started from North Peak Wash that is a steep but fun scramble route. There were still little patch of snow, but not on the route. Amaizingly there were some water in the Hidden Forest. About 7 miles round trip, over 3,700 ft total elevation gain.
Bridge Mountain Hike Album
|Posted Mar 19, 2009 10:56 pm
|La Cierta Edad (Feb. 15, 2008)
Shirley & I climbed this shady route swapping leads. We loved it - one of the best rotues we've done in RR to date. 5.10 rating seemed soft (I'm not trying to be fashionable & talk shit about soft RR ratings....got spanked plenty there) but I guess it all depends on what you like. Wrote a TR
Birdland (Nov., 2007)
Nice route but becoming kinda popular & we had plenty of company. If all of the route was like the last 25 feet, this would no doubt make Gary Clark's updated list of NA Classics....but most of route is OK only :)
Frigid Air Buttress (Jan. 26, 2007)
Fun route with a short but stout crux (well protected). All belays are on either large legdges or huge ledges. Route gets exactly 0-minutes of sunshine in January (the name is so misleading - I don't understand...??). The OW on P6 is not really much of an OW (esp. if you have long arms). The descent was scarier than anything on the route (I'd do it on twin 70 meter lines next time).
Also did bunch of single pitch stuff along Brass Wall & some on the road-face of Bridge, eg. Topless Twins (5.9), Varnishing Point (5.8), Straight Shooter (5.9+) etc..
|Posted Apr 15, 2008 1:01 pm
|Via Pine Creek Canyon
Date Climbed: Apr 5, 2008
|We had a fun hike up the right side of Pine Creek Canyon (aka Fern Creek). The class 3 scrambling is great here. Alas we lost the route near the end of the canyon. After a couple hours of frustrating route finding, we finally scrambled to the top of the canyon and connected with the normal route from Red Rock Summit going toward the Bridge Mountain summit. I sure however this was not the route we had been looking for. By this time, we were getting late and had to bag the idea of going to the summit so we descended the normal route to the road to Willow Creek.
|Posted Apr 10, 2008 9:41 am
|Bob Burd
|From Lovell Canyon Rd
Date Climbed: Feb 15, 2008
|I guess everyone climbs this one. Well worth the effort and great fun. Cold morning, but warmed up nicely with lots of snow to keep it interesting. Climbed Potosi in the afternoon. Trip Report
|Posted Mar 6, 2008 11:09 pm
|Route: Willow Springs
Date Climbed: Mar 1, 2008
|Long slog up Rocky Gap Road....Somewhat difficult to find route in the snow. Extremely windy!
Climbed again with my husband March 22, 2008. Perfect day, very little wind. Climbed from 2 miles up from Willow Springs on Rocky Gap Road via Red Rock Summit.
|Posted Mar 2, 2008 1:36 am
|bridge mountain
Date Climbed: Jun 9, 2001
|2nd time with LVMC
Climbed from Rocky Gap road trailhead 4/16/07, 4/25/09, 3/23/15
Climbed from Willow Springs 5/25/02
Climbed from Pine creek 2/8/06, 10/1/06, 5/2/10, 11/3/10, 1/1/12, 3/31/13, 1/1/14, 1/1/15, 5/20/15, 5/7/16
Climbed from Icebox Canyon 5/7/06
Climbed from Pine Creek via Yoga Pk 12/5/12
|Posted Feb 14, 2008 2:22 pm
|Desert Solitaire
|In Between Dreams
Date Climbed: Oct 13, 2007
|Via Red Rock Summit with my friend Jason R. A perfect cloudy day with the best company. The hidden forest is truly magical, as is the whole landscape around the peak. I would love to come back again for Frigid Air Buttress. : ]
|Posted Oct 14, 2007 12:38 pm
|From Willow Springs
Date Climbed: Apr 15, 2001
|Amazing how hot it can get already in April. Only met 1 other person. Went across to north peak. At the time, I didn't have a solid route description so when I got to the bridge, I didn't go through but passed by to the left and found another way up to the next level.
|Posted Sep 25, 2007 9:33 am
|on Trip to Vegas!
Date Climbed: Mar 18, 2007
|Climbed with others met on SP and it was a great mountain - lots of fun fun climbing - loved it but it was my first hike of the year and I was very sore the next day!
|Posted Jul 27, 2007 8:04 pm
|many ways
Date Climbed: Jan 1, 2001
|Many ways with that ole' RR expert, BW, and with others. The 01-01-01 trip (put that in binary, translate to decimal, and think Las Vegas) was my introduction to Hiking Las Vegas
|Posted May 8, 2007 9:39 pm
|Ice Box Canyon Route
Date Climbed: May 3, 2002
|Davis and I found this route to Bridge Mountain on the above date. It's my favorite route to Bridge Mountain. The hike can be extended to Bridge Point via a spectacular ledge system. The final scramble to the summit is the best in Red Rock. Been to the summit of Bridge Mtn at least 50 times and lead more than 200 people over the past 10 years.
|Posted May 7, 2007 9:54 am
|Anya Jingle
|Via Pine Creek
Date Climbed: Apr 24, 2007
|I have done Bridge Mountain many times simply becuse it is an awesome hike.
My favorite routes are via North Peak Wash and via North Fork of Pine Creek
|Posted Apr 28, 2007 1:39 am
|Big Fun...
Date Climbed: Mar 17, 2007
|...with SP members Aaron & Ellen, and some whacky hiking friends.
|Posted Mar 20, 2007 11:15 am
|lots of fun
Date Climbed: Jun 23, 2002
|Great scambling. Pretty quick if you drive all the way up the road to the pass.
|Posted Sep 12, 2006 5:06 am
|via Red Rock Summit - 4 times
Date Climbed: Nov 23, 2001
|My first time was on November 23, 2001 with Bristol Ellington, Ross Burnett, and Ross's brother-in-law, John Obrey. I brought my sons Lance (age 12)and Travis (age 11) along but they waited in the small forested area just below the summit. We drove our 2-wheel drive, full-size, one-ton Ford Clubwagon van all the way to Red Rock Summit.
My second time was on December 17, 2005, with Pete Liscio, who chose to wait at the saddle and avoid the steep stuff. We drove a Jeep up the Willow Springs side and down the Lovell Canyon side. Note: FOR THOSE THINKING OF JEEPING/DRIVING THE BACK SIDE BETWEEN RED ROCK SUMMIT & LOVELL CANYON, IT IS NOT PASSABLE BUT FOR THE HARDIEST OF VEHICLES (LOCKING AXLES, OVERSIZE TIRES, AND LOTS OF GUTS).
I did a repeat of the second trip on October 19, 2007 with Steve Dush. Same Jeep route, same hiking route, 5 hours Jeep to Jeep time. 7.5 hours from Steve's house and back. I had new boots that were giving me blisters and ended up doing the sandstone scramble ascent in my barefeet.
February 4th, 2011, I took three co-workers - Michael Tassi, Eddie Dichter, and Scott Majewski (and Michael's brother Greg) again from the Red Rock Pass trailhead. Michael and Greg stopped at the big tenaja (huge sandstone pothole full of water) just above the natural bridge and Scott turned around halfway between the tenaja and the very top. Eddie and I signed the summit register then Eddie hiked back to the Jeep with the others while I took a side trip over to Bridge Point which involved a scary exposed traverse I probably wouldn't do alone again.
|Posted May 5, 2006 4:57 pm


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Mercury's Magnetic Crust Fulfills Creation Prediction
by Brian Thomas, M.S. *
The planet Mercury provides many clues to its unique and recent creation. For example, Mercury's density and composition don't match planetary evolution models, and its surface geology and magnetic field are too active for it to be billions of years old.1, 2, 3 New data from the MESSENGER—the spacecraft that has been probing the dense planet's surface since 2004—confirms another creation-based prediction made in 1984.
Creation scientist D. Russell Humphreys described his model and its predictions in the Creation Research Society Quarterly (CRSQ), writing that someday scientists would discover remanent magnetization in Mercury's crustal rocks. He wrote, "Older igneous rocks from Mercury or Mars should have natural remanent magnetization, as the Moon's rocks do."4
"Remanent" refers to lingering magnetism. Mercury's volcanic crustal rock captured some of that planetary magnetism when it cooled and solidified into what is today a northern volcanic plain. According to Humphreys' creation model, planetary magnetic fields were strongest immediately after they were created from water about 6,000 years ago, and their strength has diminished since. How well did his prediction match the new observation 28 years later?
The space probe's magnetometer analyzed volcanic crustal rock magnetism over Mercury's northern regions. The results were presented at the 43rd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference in March 2012. An international team of planetary scientists analyzed MESSENGER's magnetic data and found that Mercury had a "residual magnetic field" that was very likely "a remanent magnetization acquired during a period when Mercury's magnetic field was of the opposite polarity, and possibly stronger, than the present field."5
In an online forum for creation scientists, CRSnet, Humphreys wrote, "I'm happy about this crustal magnetization because it fulfills yet another prediction in my 1984 CRSQ article on planetary magnetic fields. The Mars part of that got fulfilled a decade ago, and now it has happened for Mercury also."6
Humphreys' creation model—the model that presented the later-fulfilled predictions about Mercury's magnetization—assumed a biblical age and a Bible-based watery origin for the universe.7, 8 Like the other fulfillments of this model, Mercury's magnetic crust directly confirms biblical creation.
- Thomas, B. Messenger Spacecraft Confirms: Mercury Is Unique. ICR News. Posted on icr.org July 28, 2011, accessed June 14, 2012.
- Thomas, B. Mercury's Fading Magnetic Field Fits Creation Model. ICR News. Posted on icr.org October 26, 2011, accessed June 14, 2012.
- Thomas, B. Mercury's Surface Looks Young. ICR News. Posted on icr.org October 24, 2011, accessed June 14, 2012.
- Humphrey's, D. R. 1984. The Creation of Planetary Magnetic Fields. Creation Research Society Quarterly. 21 (3).
- Purucker, M.E. et al. 2012. Evidence for a Crustal Magnetic Signature on Mercury from MESSENGER Magnetometer Observations. 43rd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, Woodlands, TX: Lunar and Planetary Institute, 1297.
- Comment posted June 11, 2102 by D. Russell Humphreys on CRSnet, an online creation science forum hosted by the Creation Research Society.
- See: Johnson, J.J.S. 2008. How Young Is the Earth? Applying Simple Math to Data Provided in Genesis. Acts & Facts. 37 (10): 4.
- For example, 2 Peter 3:5 describes earth as having been formed "standing out of the water."
Image credit: NASA
* Mr. Thomas is Science Writer at the Institute for Creation Research.
Article posted on June 29, 2012.
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This tree has fragrant flowers in May/June and is used in parks and to line roads in Portugal and Holland. Please can someone tell me its name so I can plant one?
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Intel's aggressive drive to 32nm has many reconsidering their purchasing plans over the next year.
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Giants 2011 roster starting to take shape
The Winter Meetings start next week, and Giants GM Brian Sabean joked that he and manager Bruce Bochy would pass the time there playing cards.
With the signing of Aubrey Huff, Miguel Tejada and Pat Burrell, as well as Thursday's tender decisions, next season's roster is pretty much assembled, barring any trades or impressive springs from younger players or non-roster invitees.
On Thursday, the Giants tendered contracts to OF Cody Ross, OF Andres Torres, RHP Santiago Casilla, RHP Ramon Ramirez, LHP Jonathan Sanchez and LHP Javier Lopez. Five of those decisions were just about given. The only question was Ramirez, but him being tendered was certainly no surprise.
The one surprise was the signing of IF Mike Fontenot to a one-year deal, avoiding the arbitration process. Sabean said Fontenot will get extensive work at shortstop this spring, so he could serve as primary backup for Tejada.
It's an interesting decision given that Fontenot, in his career, has played 263 games at 2B, 69 at 3B and only 13 at SS, including 10 starts. He started 7 games last year at SS, including three with the Giants.
Now there has been some chatter that perhaps the Giants were thinking of using Tejada at 3B and find a better fielding option at SS. But Thursday's moves and comments from the Giants give indication that they'll go with Tejada at SS and either Mark DeRosa or Pablo Sandoval at 3B.
That leaves the left-side of the infield with limited range, but the Giants believe their starting pitchers thrive of fly balls and strikeouts, which would limit the need to wide-ranging infielders to gobble of ground balls. Hmmmmmmmmm.
Also, chatter we heard about the change of Edgar Renteria possibly returning seems less likely. If you look at our projected 25-man roster below, there's not much room for another player.
Also also, P Chris Ray was non-tendered, as expected. Less expected was that Eugenio Velez was non-tendered, even though he wasn't arbitration eligible. But he was out of options, and the Giants just didn't figure he'd make their opening day roster. So they let him go, creating an opening on the 40-man roster.
So let's get a look at that projected 2011 25-man roster:
1B Aubrey Huff ($10 million)
2B Freddy Sanchez ($6 million)
SS Miguel Tejada ($6.5 million)
3B Mark DeRosa ($6 million)
C Buster Posey ($400,000; pre-arbitration)
OF Cody Ross ($4.45 million; arbitration eligible)
OF Aaron Rowand ($12 million)
OF Andres Torres ($426,000; arbitration eligible)
1B Travis Ishikawa ($417,000; pre-arbitration)
IF Mike Fontenot ($1 million — actual amount is slightly more than this, but we don't have exact figure yet)
IF Pablo Sandoval ($465,000; pre-arbitration)
OF Pat Burrell ($1 million)
OF Nate Schierholtz ($417,000; pre-arbitration)
C Eli Whiteside ($405,000; pre-arbitration)
SP Tim Lincecum ($13 million)
SP Matt Cain ($7 million)
SP Barry Zito ($18.5 million)
SP Jonathan Sanchez ($2.1 million; arbitration eligible)
SP Madison Bumgarner ($400,000; pre-arbitration)
RH Brian Wilson ($6.5 million)
RH Sergio Romo ($417,000; pre-arbitration)
RH Santiago Casilla ($420,000; arbitration eligible)
RH Ramon Ramirez ($1.16 million; arbitration eligible)
LH Jeremy Affeldt ($4.5 million)
LH Javier Lopez ($775,000; arbitration eligible)
PROJECTED 40-MAN PLAYERS OPENING IN MINORS (13): RHP Jose Casilla, RHP Steve Edlefsen, LHP Alex Hinshaw, RHP Henry Sosa, LHP Clayton Tanner, LHP Dan Runzler, IF Emmanuel Burriss, SS, Ehire Adrianza, IF Ryan Rohlinger, 3B Connor Gillaspie, OF Darren Ford, OF Francisco Peguero, OF Thomas Neal
CURRENT 2011 PAYROLL (not including pay raises for arbitration): $104.6 million
THOUGHTS: To make room for Ramirez on the 25-man roster, we moved Dan Runzler to the minors. There has been talk the Giants are looking to groom him to become a starter, so he may very well open next season in Fresno to work on that. We also set out roster on the idea that the Giants would go with 14 players and 11 pitchers. There's a good chance they could go 13 players and 12 pitchers. If they do that, there will be a tough decision to be made.


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MLS and USLPRO announced a multi-year partnership on Thursday to integrate the MLS Reserve League into the USL PRO's schedule. The deal will feature "interleague play" between Reserve League teams and the 13 teams of U.S. Soccer's third tier.
MLS clubs – like the LA Galaxy – are not mandated to have a USL PRO affiliate, but those that do must commit a minimum of four players on a long-term loan to their affiliate and will not be able to participate in the MLS Reserve League. If clubs affiliate with a USL Pro team then they will have to give a minimum of four players.
When the reserve league schedule is announced the Galaxy Reserves are expected to face Los Angeles Blues, who play at Titan Stadium in Cal-State Fullerton.
"This partnership represents the first step in a long-term alliance between MLS and USL PRO to connect domestic professional soccer through a system that benefits player development, competition and the overall business of our sport," MLS Executive Vice President of Player Relations & Competition Todd Durbin said in a statement. "Over the past several years, USL PRO has made great strides in restructuring their league in a manner that serves to complement the objectives of MLS. This is a win-win for all involved, and it demonstrates our strong commitment to growing North American professional soccer at all levels."
The 13 USL PRO teams will play in two interleague games against MLS Reserves sides. All of the matches will be a home-at-home series except for Antigua Barracuda FC of the Caribbean nation Antigua & Barbuda who play their matches at the MLS affiliate. All interleague matches will count in the official standings of the Reserve League and USL PRO.
Information on the schedule has not yet been determined.
"USL PRO has for the past several years been the most sophisticated and competitive professional soccer league under MLS," USL CEO Alec Papadakis said. "This new partnership with MLS will elevate and strengthen the level of competition for domestic professional soccer while simultaneously creating a more sustainable financial model for team owners. As a result, we expect this partnership will forge a seamless system for the development of players and coaches, and promote the expansion of professional soccer into new North American markets."


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Finally got to watch the game. Damn we had no business being in that. It was like a 13-1 run to finish it out or something?
Not sure if you guys have noticed or not (probably not) but that kid who wears #17, he's pretty good hey?
Clutch 3. Gotta stop all of those turnovers!
Well, what I've seen was the P&R between LinVP and STAT didn't click at first. But at the end of the 3rd quarter it looked Lin knows a bit where Amare's sweet spots are (I know it sounds gay) and we got some more points in the paint. But, what's been making me sick was our chucking, Shump, Novak and Landry looked like a group of masons, bricks everywhere.
Lin doing his thing one has to say these days
But Stoudemire...come on Mike bench that idiot, he almost lost us the game with his refusal to pass the ball, his low percentage offense, his lack of defense and lack of rebounding.
Jared Jeffries should start and is the better player. Lin can not carry us 66 times a year.....and him and Chandler can't overcompensate for Stoudemire's and Anthony's flaws.
A.Stoudemire +/- -53
only Bibby is worse with -85
I did, but I always thought a teardrop tattoo means you killed someone...
Honestly Tyson and Shumpert won the game yesterday.
Lin does drive this offense well tho.
It was a total team effort by the Knicks.
Humility is a virtue and pride is a vice.
LIN for the TRIPLE DOUBLE tonight.
That's the only way the monster can keep growing.
well i trust he wont pick up four fouls in three minutes like last time against the kings.
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ATLANTA-While soup kitchens and clothes closets meet some basic human needs, something more personal is needed to counter poverty, said one who lives and works among the poor.
"We need football games, where we can play together," said Jimmy Dorrell of Mission Waco, a multifaceted ministry with impoverished persons in Central Texas.
Relationship-building is the first and most important step in discovering ways to help break the cycle of poverty, he told participants in a special interest session Feb. 1 during the New Baptist Covenant celebration.
"You should have friends who are poor," said Dorrell, who along with his wife, Janet, bought a home in an economically deprived north Waco community 28 years ago, raised four children and built long-term relationships with neighbors.
Mentors, who build relationships with and help guide those seeking to improve their lives, are an essential part of the decade-old Christian Women's Job Corps and its counterpart, Christian Men's Job Corps, said Cara Lynn Vogel of Woman's Missionary Union of North Carolina.
The job-training ministry sites are separate by gender and vary in emphasis by location, Vogel said of the WMU ministry efforts in which "women mentor women and men mentor men."
"The issue of poverty can be overwhelming," said Vogel. "But more importantly, we need to talk about solutions."
The solutions found in the Christian Jobs Corps efforts are built on mentors encouraging and enabling participants to develop through spiritual nurture, health and nutrition, education and job skills training.
Vogel told of an African-American woman, pregnant as a teen, whose experience in the program led to setting and repeating new goals. Today she is a pharmacist serving as a mentor to another woman at one of the sites in North Carolina.
"No two (job sites) are identical," said Vogel, noting more than 2,100 persons participated in the programs for women and men in 2006.
Dorrell described his work in Waco as a holistic ministry that focuses on building relationships with the poor as well as mobilizing middle-class Christians to get involved.
Mission Waco offers numerous services such as job training, a health clinic, literacy, housing and economic development. Economic development is the hardest piece, Dorrell said.
An intense simulation experience gives volunteers a close encounter with poverty and better equips them for relating effectively with poor people, he said.
"People pay $45 to be poor," he said of those participating in his "Plunge2Poverty" simulation experience.
Dorrell is also pastor of the Church Under the Bridge, a congregation that began when he and five homeless people got together to discuss faith. Worship now draws as many as 300 some Sundays, he said, including numerous homeless persons, as well as doctoral students from nearby Baylor University.
"I've learned more about the kingdom of God from the poor than I learned in seminary or anywhere else," said Dorrell. "We have people who don't fit-and we make room for them."
One of the more challenging aspects of urban ministry is dealing with systemic issues and obstacles that make breaking the cycle of poverty more difficult, Dorrell said.
Mike Queen, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Wilmington, N.C., moderated the presentations and discussions. His congregation recently purchased an adjacent jail that is being converted into a ministry center despite some public resistance.
"When we talk about the systems, we're talking about our local governments, largely," he said. "You just have to be persistent (to bring about needed changes)."
Dorrell warned participants in the session on "Breaking the Cycle of Poverty" that sorrow and disappointment are present in ministry with the poor. He spoke of losing friends to early deaths, seeing them fall into addiction relapses or fail to show up for their jobs.
"If you dive into this seriously, you are going to have a lot of pain," he said.
However, both Dorrell and Vogel shared words of hope as well as practical advice on ministry with impoverished persons.
"But it's a long-haul ministry," said Vogel. "It is not a quick fix or a Band-Aid."
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NAFCU Urges Senate Leadership to Delay NFIP Premium Hikes
NAFCU urged U.S. Senate leadership Friday to support efforts to delay the National Flood Insurance Program premium increases starting to take effect.
"NAFCU believes such increases should be delayed until at least such time as the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) completes its affordability impact study and Congress is able to review the findings," said NAFCU Vice President of Legislative Affairs Brad Thaler in a letter to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.).
"Failure to act in this regard could mean that premiums will skyrocket for many Americans struggling in these uncertain times. Furthermore, various local housing markets could face drastic negative impacts," he added in the letter.
"Premiums will increase an average of 10% for policies written or renewed on or after October 1, 2013," according to a FEMA document outlining the changes. "The premium for a particular policy may change more or less than the average change."
Some states have announced that they are joining a lawsuit to fight the rate increases.
A bipartisan group of 24 senators wrote to McConnell and Reid on Oct. 10 calling for action on the issue.
"While we continue to work together for a comprehensive and fiscally responsible legislative solution, it is imperative that we provide immediate rate relief for impacted policyholders, and we request the inclusion of these provisions in any viable legislative vehicle that may be available," the letter said.
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Berkshire International Film Festival: Four days, 75 films and 18 countries
GREAT BARRINGTON and PITTSFIELD -- Now in its ninth season, the Berkshire International Film Festival has become as sure a sign of the arrival of spring as the greening of the surrounding Berkshire hills.
"There is this whole ritual that takes place," said founder and executive director Kelley Vickery, immersed in the build-up that begins weeks before the showing of the first film. "There is the announcing of the films, and people getting their programs and tickets and asking me what I think they would like to see. It is such fun for the community."
This year's festival, at the Triplex and the Mahaiwe in Great Barrington and the Beacon Cinema in Pittsfield, gets underway today -- Thursday, May 29 -- and wraps up on Sunday, June 1. Seventy-five features, documentaries and short films from 18 countries will cross the screens and, as always, many of the film-makers will come to discuss their works at the screenings and in bustling local restaurants and taverns.
BIFF, which has opened with a documentary for the past eight years, will break with tradition Thursday at the Mahaiwe with the drama, "May In The Summer." Written and directed by and starring Cherien Dabis, the film chronicles the visit of May, a successful author, to Amman, Jordan, to visit her Jordanian mother and American diplomat father, who are divorced, and her two contentious younger sisters.
"The Berkshire International Film Festival should open with an international film," Vickery said, laughing.
She saw "May In The Summer" at the Sundance Film Festival, where she also met Dabis.
"It's so topical," she said, "about culture clashes and families and the dynamics of sisters."
Dabis will be on hand to discuss her film.
Pittsfield's opening night film, Friday, is "The Trip to Italy," the inevitable sequel to Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon's hilarious "The Trip" of 2010. Having explored northern England and its restaurants, the two comedians, friendly rivals whose dueling impersonations of Michael Caine were a highlight of the first film, enjoy the exquisite food and wine of Italy.
"This is every bit as funny as the original," Vickery said in a phone interview. "I absolutely loved it. These guys are so funny, so inventive. I just can't get enough of them."
The film will also close out the festival Sunday night at the Mahaiwe.
In the marquee position Saturday night at 7 at the Mahaiwe, the documentary, "Battered Bastards of Baseball," gives an account of the free-wheeling Portland Mavericks, an independent baseball team that shook up the establishment in the 1970s. Directors Chapman and Maclain Way and Mavericks hurler and former major leaguer Jim Bouton, now a South Berkshire resident, will take part in a discussion after the film.
Vickery predicts that "Obvious Child," starring Jenny Slate as an aspiring comic who loses her job and her boyfriend and learns she is pregnant -- with Valentine's Day around the corner, will be a sleeper hit this year. Another coup for BIFF is a screening of "Venus In Fur," the latest from the always controversial writer-director, Roman Polanski.
While documentaries have always shared equal billing with feature films at BIFF, they have, with the exception of the occasional break-out doc like Al Gore's "An Inconvenient Truth" or the work of provocateur Michael Moore, generally been regarded as second-class citizens in the marketplace. With documentaries coming into their own for their topicality and artistry, that has begun to change.
Among the documentaries showing at BIFF is "Ivory Tower," which assesses the college experience at a time when students are graduating with huge debts and poor job prospects. "Slingshot" explores ways to solve the planet's clean water crisis and "The Case Against 8" goes inside the effort to legalize gay marriage in California. "Freedom Summer" looks back at the fight for civil rights in the American South 50 years ago, while "Plot for Peace" looks back at the fight to end apartheid in South Africa.
"Miss Hill: Making Dance Matter" and "Paul Taylor Creative Domain" make for a dance double feature.
"I am amazed at the diversity of documentaries right now," Vickery said. "Truth really is stranger than fiction."
Presentation of the "Next Great Filmmaker Award," designed to encourage makers of short films, is one of the highlights of the festival, and Vickery said with pride that the winner two years ago, Sarah-Violet Bliss, will return this year as the writer-director of "Fort Tilden," which chronicles the adventures of two 20-something female friends enjoying a summer day at the beach, while pondering where they are going next in life. The movie won the grand jury prize at the prestigious South by Southwest Film Festival.
"So you see, we're not just saying that," Vickery said wryly. "The winner really is the next great filmmaker."
If you go ...
What: Berkshire Independent
Film Festival
When: Thursday, May 24,
to Sunday, June 1
Where: Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center in Great Barrington and the Beacon in Pittsfield
Information: biffma.org
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Video – Ellen Page and David Cage discuss Beyond: Two Souls
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Resident Evil 6 gameplay videos take on the Ustanak, subway
Capcom has released three Comic-Con videos showing gameplay content from the Resident Evil 6 panel. In the videos below, follow Leon and Helena as they head down into the subway; see Chris, Piers and other BSAA team members do battle with an enemy with "a vicious bite"; and watch Jake and Sherry join up with […]
Iron Man, Hulk, and Wolverine take out baddies in these Marvel Heros shots
Screenshots for Marvel Heroes, Gazillion's heroic free-to-play MMORPG, are posted below. If you missed out on the Comic Con trailer Brenna posted for you overnight, click here. The game was previously known as Marvel Universe Online and is due for release before the end of the year.
Watch a condensed version of The Last of Us Comic-Con panel
Sony has posted a condensed look at its The Last of Us panel from Comic Con. Watch below creative director, Neil Druckmann, and game director, Bruce Straley, discuss various game inspirations, the characters, and the "plausible science" behind the game. Actor Troy Baker (Joel) and actress Ashley Johnson (Ellie) also comment on their performance capture […]
Battleblock Theater passes MS certification
The Behemoth has announced Battleblock Theater has passed Microsoft certification. Speaking with Joystiq at Comic Con, project manager Emil Ayoubkhan broke the good news. The game is about friendship, betrayal, and evil cats – which always seem to go hand-in-hand we've found – and was originally slated for release in 2010. According to a statement […]
PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale Comic Con panel released
Sony has released a video of the PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale panel from Comic Con, featuring SuperBot's Chan Park and Omar Kendall explaining the studio's beginnings and its love for the fighting game genre. Watch below.
The Unfinished Swan Comic Con video shows concept art, discusses inspiration
Those who attended Comic-Con 2012 over the weekend and sat in for the Unfinished Swan panel where given a look at some never-before-seen concept art for the title. The team at Giant Sparrow also chatted about where some of its ideas for the game came from, such as Pottery Barn of all places. Watch the […]
Resident Evil 6 Comic Con video is full of hungry zombies
Feast your eyes on the Resident Evil 6 video Capcom showed during Comic Con. If it's dark where you are, be sure to turn the lights off. It's scarier that way.
Marvel Heroes Comic Con trailer shows off Iron Man, Black Panther, more
Will the licensed assets ever cease? Not until San Diego Comic Con is but a bitter memory. This one's for Marvel Heroes, Gazillion's heroic free-to-play MMORPG.
Penny Arcade considering third PAX in Austin
During a panel at San Diego Comic Con, as reported by Gamespot, Penny Arcade's Mike "Gabe" Krahulik told the audience that the company is "aggressively exploring a third PAX" close to Austin, Texas. Austin already hosts a number of gaming events and is something of a development hotseat; a local event would join PAX Prime […]
Marvel Avengers: Battle for Planet Earth fronts Comic Con screens, trailer
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Assassin's Creed III Comic Con panel provides fresh look at Boston
You may consider yourself justifiably replete with footage of Connor in Boston, but just in case you're not, Ubisoft has released a full video of its San Diego Comic Con panel, which includes a good five minutes of live gameplay.
Namco Bandai dusts Klonoa off for digital comic series
Namco Bandai's latest foray into digital comics – part of the publishers plan to keep interest in neglected properties alive – revisits everyone's favourite cat-rabbit-hand-ear thing. Klonoa: Dream Traveller of Noctis Sol was announced at San Diego Comic Con, and is due in August on ShiftyLook. If you're not already fangirling like a windmill, how […]
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Comic Con trailer is light on gameplay
The women of Tekken are strong, motivated, and could kick your arse from here to Wednesday and back. Twice. Watch cosplayers exhibit none of these qualities in the Comic Con trailer for Tekken Tag Tournament 2 through the break.
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