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At 1 o'clock on Saturday afternoon on University Field, my alma mater, the University at Albany Great Danes will play host to former Capital District area football and basketball star, TJ Czeski, and his Wagner Seahawks. In my day, my UAlbany football team was Division 3 and we didn't have the excitement or following as the current bunch. Although the fan support has grown immensely since 1994 when I finished playing there, I would expect this Saturday's game to have a bit of a road game feel for the hometown Danes as they play host to Czeski's team and what should end up being a slew of Wagner fans.
The game will be the second-to-last football game in a star-studded career for Czeski, who won the New York State Football Player of the Year in 2005 while playing for New York State Champion Amsterdam, a winner that year over Geneva at the Syracuse Carrier Dome.
Czeski surprised the area media and many of his fans, when he spurned opportunities to play college football at places like Boston College and Maryland, instead settling on a basketball scholarship to play at Wagner University on Staten Island. For those in the know, the decision was not that surprising considering Czeski was going to play for Head Coach Mike Deane, who's wife Paula is from Amsterdam, and considering Deane was himself a former football and basketball star who instead chose the hardwood over the gridiron a generation before.
With Deane gone from Wagner, Czeski still has a spot on the Wagner basketball team and he will rejoin the team for his senior campaign next Monday, when his football commitment is over. TJ is really looking forward to playing basketball and his beloved Point Guard position for the Hurley brothers, Dan (Head Coach and former Seton Hall player) and Bobby (Associate Head Coach and former Duke University star). The fact that the Hurleys were both point guards and both have pedigrees from prestigious college experiences as well as having played under their father, Hall of Famer Bob Hurley Sr., makes Czeski particularly excited and optimistic as his senior season approaches. One thing is sure, he will graduate having played basketball for some very experienced and high-profile coaches.
For now, Czeski, a hard-hitting Strong Safety and punter, has work to do and that is to finish his college football career on a high note and a victory over hometown UAlbany would be just that type of accomplishment. Although the football game this weekend will be bittersweet as it appears UAlbany will move on into the postseason and not Wagner, Czeski expects to have over 50 fans at the game and if you are sitting over by the Czeski's, you may forget the game is a UAlbany home contest. If you don't know what I am talking about, have a seat over by the Czeski family, the bunch are some of the most avid and passionate sports fans you will ever meet and they are very supportive of their hometown star. For them, this game will be a unique chance to bring the 'family' to watch TJ without having to make the customary 150-mile commute they usually make.


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Put a fair amount of stress on the bond between printed boards and electronic components and there's a chance problems will arise, from solder ball cracking to conductor damage to pad cratering. Although measuring stress was a challenge for EMS and OEM companies, the recently updated joint industry guideline, IPC/JEDEC-9704A, Printed Circuit Assembly Strain Gage Test Guideline, makes it easier for engineers to run strain gage tests during the manufacturing process.
"Revision A is about making sure there's a common accepted practice for measuring manufacturing strain on printed board assemblies due to board flexure," said Jagadeesh Radhakrishnan, a reliability engineer with Intel Corp. and leader of the effort within the IPC SMT Attachment Reliability Test Methods Task Group that helped revise the guideline. Whereas the first-generation document provided industry with target pass/fail points, the A revision, as Radhakrishnan explains, "… changes the focus to providing a methodology. It doesn't give you targets; it thoroughly explains how to measure strain."
Revision A includes formulas for calculating strain and describes techniques for analyzing data derived from these tests. The tests can be performed at many stages during the manufacturing of printed board assemblies. Components can be tested during assembly or during test processes in the factory or just before they're packaged.
In addition to the change in focus, IPC/JEDEC-9704A has an expanded scope and provides recommendations for sockets and ceramic capacitors; in the past, it just addressed ball grid arrays (BGAs). "It also changes parameters for in-circuit test fixtures, providing best design practices so users will have fewer issues," adds Radhakrishnan.
IPC/JEDEC-9704A is available for purchase by IPC members for $36. The standard industry price is $72. For more information or to purchase IPC/JEDEC-9704A, visit www.ipc.org/9704.
IPC (www.IPC.org) is a global trade association based in Bannockburn, Ill., dedicated to the competitive excellence and financial success of its 3,100 member companies which represent all facets of the electronics industry, including design, printed board manufacturing, electronics assembly and test. As a member-driven organization and leading source for industry standards, training, market research and public policy advocacy, IPC supports programs to meet the needs of an estimated $2.02 trillion global electronics industry. IPC maintains additional offices in Taos, N.M.; Arlington, Va.; Stockholm, Sweden; Moscow, Russia; Bangalore, India; and Shanghai, Shenzhen and Beijing, China.

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I personally dislike roller-tops because I have problems controlling them - actually, I think it is difficult to control how much comes out. I don't think contamination will be an issue, though, hair won't get stuck in it, and you are not rubbing the skin.
Splash simply means that they only have a cap and then one can pour from them. In extraits, one simply uses the cap to dab on the skin. The problem is that for regular fragrances, one has to dab dozens of times, there is very little liquid being transferred with a dab. As you say, there are small vials with a plastic sticks, but there's not much else on the market like that. I have seen small glass bottles (up to 15ml) with a dab stick for perfumed oils (which require a small quantity), but as said, they are somewhat impractical for regular edp or edt.
I would just stick with travel spray bottles. The spray does give more oomph at the beginning, but after a while, the effect is gone, all that matters is how much frag you have put on.


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Joe Cole has welcomed Jose Mourinho's decision to revert to an attack-minded formation employing wingers as Chelsea set about regaining the Premiership title from Manchester United, with the England midfielder insistent that the mood within the squad is one of quiet confidence for the campaign ahead.
The 25-year-old's impact was severely limited last term initially by a knee injury sustained during the club's pre-season tour of the United States and then a stress fracture in his foot which ruled him out for a further four months. Yet, restored to the side, Cole is relishing featuring in a more pace-driven Chelsea line-up which will play its second pre-season friendly against Suwon Bluewings tonight.
"I think the manager would have played 4-3-3 last season but with so many injuries - both myself and Arjen Robben missed most of the season - his hands were tied," said the midfielder. "But I think that's our best formation and much better than playing the diamond.
"It's going to be tight this season. I've got a lot of respect for Manchester United. They were brilliant last year, they deserved to win the league and the pressure is on them a little bit as champions. We know what that felt like. But this year our squad is stronger and we are quietly confident.
"[Florent] Malouda has looked good. He got himself a goal in his first game [against América on Saturday], looks a quality player and has great pedigree, having played in a World Cup final and for Lyon for years.
"He has come in and settled in really well. I think he's going to be a really good addition to the squad. The first year we had Robben, Duff and me. We were all fit and played some good football. We've got four, maybe five wingers so we've got strength in depth and options now.
"There are other games when you have to play the diamond and be a bit more solid, especially when you have Ashley Cole or Wayne Bridge bombing down the left, and Paulo [Ferreira] and Glen Johnson on the right. It can work, but the 4-3-3 gives you balance and with Didier Drogba and Andriy Shevchenko up front it gives you so many options now. I think the squad is as strong now as at any time that I've been at Chelsea."
Cole returned to the side in April and featured in the FA Cup final victory over United at Wembley to offer some tangible reward for a season of frustration.
"It's brilliant for me that the new season's approaching. I came back last season, got an FA Cup winner's medal, got my place back for England and that was good but really I was playing at 70% fit. I am going to start the season 100%. I feel as good as I can and as close to being fit as possible after four days of training. But I want to get back to the sort of performances I was doing in the previous two seasons.
"I would rather keep playing. I don't mind about holidays and having a rest. Maybe I'll feel it in another five years but, at the moment, I could carry on playing all summer. It'll be a tough season and there'll be four clubs up there challenging for the title.
"Arsenal have lost Thierry Henry but, sometimes, that brings the best out of players who stay because they are determined to show what they can do. You can't rule them out of it but, personally, I can't wait for the season to get under way."


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Designers such as Penny Preville elevate the craft of fine jewelry. As Artists, they must transcend the commoditized world of metal and gems and communicate a distinctive point of view to their loyal and passionate consumers. To refreshen the Penny Preville brand image, 3rd Strand created a new logo and print campaign, as well as an original video that demonstrated a totally unique brand statement among jewelry designers.
The print campaign was shot on location in Oregon, where 3rd Strand also shot an original brand video.
Branding, Copywriting, Scripting, Production & Creative for video and print
3rd Strand delivered hundreds of custom print layouts across dozens of US markets.
The Penny Preville brand video focussed not on pieces of jewelry, but on the spirit of the brand and its eponymous designer. The video, one little girl's adventure through the stunning landscapes of Oregon, became a 90-second visual poem about the journey of femininity and the timelessness of real beauty.


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Canadians queue up patiently along the highways at the border to be vetted for entry into The States for their milk, cheese, gas and a few bits and bobs they can find in Bellingham. A Canadian invasion is gentle and always ends in the dairy section.
Life is imperceptibly different on either side of "The Line" to the cheap-gas commuter. Just don't speed, because the cops are ruthless down there.
We watch CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC and tut-tut at the polarization that has evolved over time and take note that the Land of the Free isn't so free anymore.
The War on Drugs is tearing communities apart while the drugs themselves continue to ravage across big and small towns and cities; gun violence is at an all-time high.
Day trippers from Langley and Surrey might not see the differences but head on down the I-5 a thousand miles and then inland a few thousand miles more and it will be ever-more apparent.
The Black Lives Matter movement exists because seemingly, there are places down there where black lives don't matter at all.
For those who line up to cross into the United States at the Peace Arch crossing just a handful of metres from the salt water of the Pacific Ocean, they pass beside a white stone shed-like structure that straddles the border itself. It is, "The Peace Arch".
Dedicated in 1921 by the first sitting President of the United States ever to visit Canada Warren Harding revealed the inscriptions etched into the inside walls of the arch:
"May these gates never be closed"
The iron gates mounted below the inscription are bolted open- as if to say that they never can nor ever shall be closed.
Other inscriptions on the monument read, "Born of a Common Mother", and "Dwelling Together in Harmony".
The former alluded to the United Kingdom as the primary source of our first immigrants and values while the latter was best described by Prime Minister Trudeau-the-Senior as a 'mouse and an elephant' living together, where the mouse has to always be wary of the elephant lest it be trampled.
These three inscriptions best sum up the quixotic relationship we have with our continental brethren to the South.
With the election of Donald Trump, things have changed. The United States banned certain Muslim non-residents. The USA has unilaterally withdrawn from global initiatives it was spearheading just two weeks ago. It is building walls to its (other) closest neighbour instead of leading the charge to tear them down- as Reagan did in 1989 in Berlin.
The United States is retrenching itself, collapsing under the weight of its own corruption, delusional paranoia, and civil strife.
Figuratively, those gates at the Peace Arch are inching closed. Yesterday it was to Muslims. We shall see what tomorrow brings but the newfound trajectory doesn't look good for others yet to be a target of Donald Trump.
The United States has changed. But really, has the rest of the world? Must it?
Canada cannot afford to retrench the way the US has. Strategically we learned a long time ago our place in global affairs both politically and in trade: we are a Middle Power and a trading nation.
We must get along with others, playing the role of broker to ensure the balance of power remains balanced while trading to ensure our exports continue fuel our economy. It's why we are as active as we are at the UN and why we sign all these free-trade deals despite parochial or populist views that they are detrimental to our well-being.
As the United States goes through the painful contortions of a country so terribly out of balance we cannot help but start to notice that it is not the same "Peaceful light on the hill" it once was.
It's time we recognized there is opportunity in all this unrest. Business- especially international business- abhors uncertainty.
Just as the banks and others are being courted by Paris and Frankfurt from London as a response to Brexit, so we should be letting businesses and NGOs in the United States that do global work that Canada is a great place to move their operations.
After all, why should global trade stop just because the United States is having an existential meltdown?
As more and more unilateral immigration restrictions and punitive tariffs are enacted by Washington, and as violence escalates (and I believe all three of these will happen) then we need to be ready to respond to protect the global economy and the values we cherish and benefit by.
The physical location of the United Nations may be up for grabs no less as a siege mentality seeps into every nook and cranny of the American psyche. Even those Americans with a global outlook will have to turn inward to counter the rising xenophobia as it rears ever more prominently in civil society there.
Never mind that the "American Dream" is more attainable here in Canada. Some of the workers involved with business and NGOs in the United States will be moving for their emotional, if not physical safety.
Eventually some of those same organizations these people worked for will have to move as well, so why not here?
These physical, people-employing companies and NGOs will bring outside money and philanthropy with them- not to mention the jobs their fleeing workers left behind- the same jobs they will be looking for when they get here.
Might this get the attention and thus the ire of Donald Trump? Probably. But by being steadfastly pluralist in our politics, liberal on human rights, free-minded on trade, while preservationist with the environment, and above all multilateralist in our approach, we can sell these Canadian traits to all our other trading partners looking to keep the trading door open with North America. After all, they still value these traits despite the biggest player now closing itself off from the world.
At the same time, we can reach out to Americans who still want to trade with the rest of the world. They can move here to take advantage of our excellent trading relationships we have fostered and no doubt will work hard to protect. We could be the new light on the hill.
The United States is a big market, for sure. But 350 million people is still a fraction of the 6.75 billion people not in the United States to trade with.
We must look past our convenient proximity of the United States to economies and societies that still desire trade and good global relations. For example, Latin and South America's 500 million or so, including Mexico so squarely in Donald Trump's sights, would be a great start.
The global genie is out of the bottle and won't be put back in. By choice now, the United States doesn't want to play at this level anyway so Donald Trump's wrath upon us would be diminished considerably.
Even with massive change that has happened in the past where whole empires collapse and new ones form. The same happens in wartime between non-combatants: trade and emigration continue unabated.
But to reap the benefit in all this uncertainty, we must set out a strategy to let everyone know that the centre of gravity in international commerce and relations is shifting.
Being at the nexus of the new Technology Revolution but importantly being the non-American centre in the Silicon Valley, Seattle, Vancouver axis is a good launching point.
Being very international in our makeup and outlook, equidistant from Europe and Asia with some of the best international airline connections in North America already and a temperate climate to boot, we are perfectly suited to become the next modern Geneva or Venice.
I see a day where the lines past the Peace Arch will be longer heading North.
Those lines will be filled with U-Haul vans and families looking to fulfill their dreams to live in peace and prosperity.
We can react with our usual complaints of fast growth and housing shortages. Or else we can proactively strategize; ready ourselves and yes, encourage Americans and others discouraged by the retrenchment of the once great United States to come here and share their prosperity here with us.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-28221516.post6801227191790355811..comments2015-07-29T15:40:46.673-04:00Comments on Awful Announcing: SNF Live-Blog: SD-NE Pre-Game Open ThreadDeROKhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-28221516.post-15206646599649065952007-09-16T20:48:00.000-04:002007-09-16T20:48:00.000-04:00This "Football Night in America" show is horseshit...This "Football Night in America" show is horseshit.

Total plays/highlights shown from the following games:

Bears vs. Chiefs: 3
Broncos vs. Radiers: 1
Browns vs. Bengals: 3

How do you condense 96 points into 3 highlights?

I don't know either, but NBC sure tried to do it.

Of course, we get to hear Collinsworth, Bettis, and Barber yap for 30 Cecil from Cecil Twp.https://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-28221516.post-57804075352776410232007-09-16T20:45:00.000-04:002007-09-16T20:45:00.000-04:00Even though AA has smart ass (non objective)commen...Even though AA has smart ass (non objective)comments...FNIA was on the money today. Yes you are right, NFL is calling all the shots, but no one else I want interviewing Goodell than Bob Costas. Yea Justin, thank GOD we don't have to see Chris Berman every Sunday Night firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-28221516.post-23407548777434077172007-09-16T20:24:00.000-04:002007-09-16T20:24:00.000-04:00Justin - that's a given.Justin - that's a given.Signal to Noisehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-28221516.post-36706991277090640252007-09-16T20:22:00.000-04:002007-09-16T20:22:00.000-04:00Just watched the full FNIA for the first time this...Just watched the full FNIA for the first time this year, and while it has some cringe moments, I will take it over Sunday NFL Countdown or the former NFL Primetime show anyday.Justin Williamshttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-28221516.post-64248455819347552712007-09-16T20:21:00.000-04:002007-09-16T20:21:00.000-04:00It's nothing I wasn't expecting. Same old platitud...It's nothing I wasn't expecting. Same old platitudes, same old bullshit.

Getting him on a "real" program wouldn't help matters. Most of these folks only permit to interviews if they know the parameters of the questions beforehand. It wouldn't have helped, and even on a real newsmagazine, you'd have to keep it off a network that didn't have a hand in the NFL somehow. That eliminates all Signal to Noisehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-28221516.post-48535837123769386752007-09-16T20:19:00.000-04:002007-09-16T20:19:00.000-04:00Speaking of "league-approved," did you enjoy Goode...Speaking of "league-approved," did you enjoy Goodell's "interview?"

Answering questions on a program that he has ultimate control over. That's not journalism. That's public relations and damage control disguised as journalism.

I'd like to see a real journalist grill his ass on a real program. Or get Bob Costas to interview on a non-NFL-approved email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-28221516.post-52355759649675881302007-09-16T20:14:00.000-04:002007-09-16T20:14:00.000-04:00I wouldn't be surprised if Mangini alerted someone...I wouldn't be surprised if Mangini alerted someone to what was going on, because he knew about it in the past. It's certainly possible that he was snitching.

What's interesting is how everyone jumped on the accusation train once it left the station -- I mean, where was damn near every other team before this?Signal to Noisehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-28221516.post-87082036916210929162007-09-16T20:03:00.000-04:002007-09-16T20:03:00.000-04:00Related to my smart-ass "Worst Person" comment:Do ...Related to my smart-ass "Worst Person" comment:

Do you think "America" would have been as "outraged," or this would have been as big a story if the Patriots were caught cheating against the Buffalo Bills?

Cheating is cheating, and this is bullshit. But I know what I firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-28221516.post-60398182248229193742007-09-16T20:00:00.000-04:002007-09-16T20:00:00.000-04:00Peter King, giving you the hard-hitting inside inf...Peter King, giving you the hard-hitting inside information approved by the league since the 80s.

Anyone care to take on Collinsworth's stance on Belichick? I tend to agree that Coach Hobo should have been suspended two games if it were really as much of a violation as it got built up to be.

I eagerly await Lord Rog's response in a few minutes.Signal to Noisehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-28221516.post-1364094720509331222007-09-16T19:56:00.000-04:002007-09-16T19:56:00.000-04:00"I suspect if Keith were on set today, Shanny woul..."I suspect if Keith were on set today, Shanny would be taking home that "Worst Person" title easy."

I don't know. Somebody in New York might have booed somebody or complained about something. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-28221516.post-85032891872442611142007-09-16T19:53:00.000-04:002007-09-16T19:53:00.000-04:00Great job of investigative journalism by Peter Kin...Great job of investigative journalism by Peter King.

He asked Tom Brady if he received defensive signals, and he said no!

Case closed.

For a second there, I thought he would admit firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-28221516.post-65858857909529176912007-09-16T19:48:00.000-04:002007-09-16T19:48:00.000-04:00Douchebag move, but it's legal and Shanahna's my t...Douchebag move, but it's legal and Shanahna's my team's douchebag.

I don't like it, but it worked and I'll take the win. But I can't watch a full season of Bronco football like this.

I suspect if Keith were on set today, Shanny would be taking home that "Worst Person" title easy. Hope someone scans his mail at the stadium for the next week. But these are the dick things the man Signal to Noisehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-28221516.post-45648883066464578252007-09-16T19:41:00.000-04:002007-09-16T19:41:00.000-04:00I've said it before and I'll say it again. Any tea...I've said it before and I'll say it again. Any team that calls a time out right before the other team kicks a field goal should be penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct or delay of game.

What Shanahan did was horseshit. Period.

And I hate the firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-28221516.post-57954406805131295302007-09-16T19:40:00.000-04:002007-09-16T19:40:00.000-04:00Ah, OK. No "Worst Person in the NFL" today?I'll ca...Ah, OK. No "Worst Person in the NFL" today?

I'll catch up as soon as the Broncos kick an FG here (hopefully) in OT to win it.Signal to Noisehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-28221516.post-20956162186410960742007-09-16T19:34:00.000-04:002007-09-16T19:34:00.000-04:00No Keith tonight, he had an emergency appendectomy...No Keith tonight, he had an emergency appendectomy Friday firstname.lastname@example.com


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7707 Trenton
Published 9:40 am, Friday, June 3, 2011
A father's dream home awaits you the minute you turn in the circular drive at 7707 Trenton, located in the Saddle Club Ranch Estates area. Rich wooden front doors with glass containing scrolled metal inlay welcome you as you walk up the wide tiered steps past the spacious front covered porch.
The taupe brick and tan trim on the house set the backdrop for a beautifully landscaped yard complete with oak trees and an assortment of shrubbery. This 3,452 square foot home was built in 2007 and offers four bedrooms, four full bathrooms, one half bathroom, two dining areas, two living areas, a 40' x 40' "man cave building" with a 20' x 40' overhang for RV port not included in the square footage, backyard play area, additional one fenced acre for animals, five car garage with RV pad, water well with approximately 17 GPM, city water for house and workshop area. Schools for this area include Scharbauer Elementary, Goddard Junior High and Midland High School.
Open the front door to tall ceilings, crown moulding, tile floors and a wall of windows looking out to the backyard! To the left of the front door is an office, which can be closed off with French doors when you need quiet or privacy. Wooden floors add warmth to this room, as well as, to the formal living area, which is straight ahead of the front door. Enjoy entertaining guests as you sit on the couch and enjoy the view of your backyard and acreage beyond. A stacked ceiling adds extra height to this space.
To the right of the front door is the formal dining area, where wooden floors also make a base for a beautiful area to serve up a festive meal. The arched doorway to this room is just one of the many extra architectural features of this beautiful home.
Follow the tile to the left of the front door and you will discover a hall closet for storage, in addition to, a full bathroom. All the bathrooms in the house have modern nickel faucets and light fixtures, which accentuate the shiny marble countertops. At the end of the hallway is one of the four bedrooms. Each bedroom has carpet, ceiling fans and walk-in closets with shelving! Three of the rooms have window seats with hinged lids so items can be kept out of sight!
At the end of a long day, the master suite is waiting to take the stress away! Windows and a stacked ceiling with recessed lighting, in addition to, muted lighting make this area warm and inviting. The bathroom features an oversized corner jetted tub, as well as, his and her vanities. The walk-in closet offers floor to ceiling storage with built-in drawers, shelves and bonus hanging space at the top of the closet!
The kitchen is by the formal dining area and is a chef's dream! Granite countertops shine, rich wooden cabinets provide an abundance of storage, an island allows you to easily prep meals, a corner pantry offers food organization and all of this is under a beautiful skylight. An elevated bar features room for barstools and the informal dining area is nearby for overflow seating. Walking past the dining area, you will see a half bathroom, as well as, the entrance to the laundry room. A sink, built-in cabinets, hanging space and ample room for a washer and dryer can be found here along with access to the four car lighted garage.
Around the corner from the kitchen is the great room, where you can relax and visit or watch your favorite show. The focal point of the room is the granite gas fireplace, which is surrounded by a rich wooden mantle. Two bedrooms with views of the front yard are off this room and a Jack and Jill bathroom connect them.
The outstanding feature making this house a man's dream home is through the back door and across the yard. A separate "man cave building" is ready for your big screen television to watch the latest football games and as many sports shows as your time allows. Dark stained concrete floors and walls make this the perfect media room. Behind the bar, you will find two refrigerators and a beverage cooler. There is also a full bathroom. A door from here leads to the RV port and garage, as well as, the workshop area. A large covered patio is off the "man cave" in case the party flows outside and into the yard. Children will love the play area featured in the backyard!
Additional amenities to this home include: water softener-owned, RV port and garage, water well, three covered porches, circular drive in front and around to the back, sequestered master bedroom and skylights.
Listed at $649,900, this home has features to make your entire family happy! For more information, contact Jan Gregory with Keller Williams Realty at (432) 631-5198 or www.jangregory.com or e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com. MLS #R86470A.


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There are two distinct ways for the downloading the apps and both of them are separate. The Apple's app store is the first way of opting for the app, but this app store does exercise caution at their end, and only those apps, that are considered fit are allowed for downloading. The other way is of course the Google's Play Store, this does not have any filters and allows the apps excluding only those which appear malicious.Google Play Store offers a much wider range of apps and that too quality apps. The only disadvantage being that many may connect to doubtful sites associated with malware, while many may connect to the ad-related sites. While the owner may be totally in the dark about the dubious activity.
NoSuchApp to make free Android Apps safer
Luigi Vigneri and his team from France, has now found a solution to this. They have now come up with a way that automatically will check the apps in Play store and monitor the sites connected. The team started with more than 2000 free apps available on the Play Store, analysing them on Samsung SIII with Android OS, and this recorded all the urls that were attempted by each app for contact. The outcome of this was shocking, it was noticed that these apps connect to different urls, more than 250000, and most of the apps attempt to connect only few ads and tracking sites. Few apps though in a small proportion seemed set to connect to the suspicious sites with malware.
As most users have poor or no knowledge of this kind of approach, Vigneri and the team have devised their own app to monitor the behaviour of the other apps on the Smartphone of the user, and inform the user about the attempts made by the app for the kind of connections. This new app is termed as NoSuchApp in short NSA. This should certainly boost up the confidence of the Android using customers in the apps being used. The plan of the team is to make this app publicly available for the Android users in the near future, and this app also shall be made open in the Google Play Store.


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Allegedly the last production vehicle with a rumble seat (though there were plenty of one-offs since), and certainly the shortest dual-windshield vehicle ever, this 1949 Triumph 2000 for sale on Hemmings.com with its whitewalls looks very much like a European reflection of 1930s American art deco streamliners. From the seller's description:
Rare left hand drive, dual windshield, rumble seat vehicke restored to show quality. Beautiful leather interior and rumble seat, new wiring, new top (hood), upraded TR 3A engine, carpeted with english wool, everytihng works, engine runs great, victory red with new wide radial white walls, stylish in all ways. This vehicle has won several awards and recognitions and you will be pleased to own it and show it off. Selling as I need a larger vehicle for the various tours that I manage in the midwest.
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Ricky Gervais is adamant he didn't do "anything wrong" during his stint as Golden Globes host and is refusing to apologize for his risque gags.
The British comedian sparked outrage at the glitzy show last weekend with his jokes, which poked fun at the star-studded crowd.
Phillip Berk, president of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA), the group behind the awards, called Gervais' jibes "totally unacceptable", while the funnyman was forced to deny he was pulled offstage during the ceremony and chastised for his remarks.
He has now confronted the controversy in an interview with CNN's Piers Morgan, and insisted he doesn't need to apologise for his jokes, as he was just doing his job.
Gervais says, "I don't think I did anything wrong. I honestly, you know those were like jibes at these people and I'm sure they've got a sense of humour… I'm not going to apologize for being true to myself. My strategy is to make me laugh. If there's anyone in the world like me, that's a bonus … I'm sorry if they were offended but I'm not sorry for anything I said. They hired me for a job and if they didn't want me, they shouldn't have hired me. Just because you're offended does not mean you're in the right…
"I'm not judging them (the stars) for what they did… I'm confronting the elephant in the room. Like, I'm going to go out there and not talk about the issues in their industry.
"Don't forget, I've got to be an outsider there. I mustn't come out there as everyone's mate and schmooze – that's nauseating. I've got to come out there, and I've got to roast them."
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Saturday, June 12, 2010
What to type about?
That's all I got for now.
I'll go check the news and see if anything funny is happening.
6 comments:
How about the fact that Greta van Sustern asked Sarah Palin if she had had breast implants?
Should we now ask if Hussein has been circumsized? And should we ask if it was done at age 13 like a good Muslim?
Word Verification: Malish- of or pertaining to a predisposition to evil thoughts or actions, "I woke up feeling malish today."
- 8:26 AM, June 12, 2010
- Roberta X said...
Sure, she has implants. Every chance she can. With hot sauce.
...Oh, no, wait. I mean crawfish. Whaddevvah.
- 10:00 AM, June 12, 2010
- D.W. Drang said...
Admittedly, that one photo of her at the Belmont Stakes did kind of, um, accentuate the positive, if you know what I mean. Alas for the idjits out there--led by the Huffers Post, whaddaya know?--other photos from the same day make it clear that it was just a really flattering camera angle.
WV: marco. Polo!
- 12:33 PM, June 12, 2010
- ibex said...
I think the rain might be my fault. I bought new sunglasses. Sorry.
- 4:00 PM, June 12, 2010
- Tam said...
Dammit, I kept the top up on the convertible and left the weed whacker in the garage, and you go and buy new sunglasses?!?
- 4:20 PM, June 12, 2010
- Timmeehh said...
Implants? i thought she said eggplants :P
- 4:31 PM, June 12, 2010


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|Rhinoceros Iguanan (Cyclura cornuta)
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|Any of the Cyclura iguana species, including Nubila, Caymanensis, and lewisi hybrid
Sexing and Characteristics:
|Rhinoceros Iguanas are difficult to sex until they reach 1.5 to 2 years of age. Probing as hatchlings or juveniles is inadequate, even for experts. Hemipenal bulges should be seen in males by 2 years of age. Adult males are larger than females and can develop enormous jowls and larger cranial lobes.
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Substrate and Water Needs:
|Hatchling and juvenile Rhinos should be kept on a non-particulate substrate to prevent ingestion. Newspaper, paper towelling, butcher paper, towels, shelf liner, vinyl tiles, and reptile carpet are all suitable choices. Adults could be kept on dirt or a dirt/sand mixture.
Lighting and UVB:
|UVB is essential for proper growth and health.
Temperatures and Humidity:
| Ambient temps for a Rhino hatchling or juvenile should range between 80 and 100 degrees. A basking spot of 100-105 for young Rhinos is ideal. Adults have been known to bask at temperatures approaching 120 degrees.
Humidity requirements can range from 40-75%. My Rhinos have all done well in the 50% range.
Heating and Equipment:
|As long as adequate UVB is provided any safe source of heat can be used. Halogen flood bulbs are inexpensive to purchase and are easy on the electric bill. Regular household lighbulbs can be used for heat as well as CHE's or radiant heat panels. Night temps for young Rhinos should not drop below 70 degrees. An undertank heating pad or CHE can provide heat overnight.
Caging Provided:
|A 20 gallon long aquarium is sufficient for a hatchling thru 6 months. After that use common sense to provide an environment large enough for the Rhino. Rhinos are not an arboreal species so more floor space is better than vertical space.
Description of Diet:
|Contrary to what is written on some websites animal protein is not required by growing Rhino Iguanas. A nutritious and varied Green Iguana diet is perfect for growing Rhinos. Staples should include Collard Greens, Mustard Greens, Turnip Greens, Dandelion Greens, Chickory, Watercress, winter squashes, green beans, and parsnips. Add other vegetables to provide variety. Fruit should comprise less than 5% of the diet. Grains can be fed occasionally to juvies and adults, including wild and brown rice or a treat of whole wheat bread or plain cooked pasta.
Supplements, Nutrition and Usage:
|If a proper diet and good UVB exposure is provided, minimal supplementation is required. A good multivitimin/calcium supplement can be used a couple of times a week if desired. I use soaked RepCal iguana pellets to top the salads 2-3 times weekly.
|Adult Rhinoceros iguanas can get HUGE, males sometimes reaching the 30 pound range. They require a lot of floor/roaming space as adults. They seem to be hardy animals and tolerate mistakes in husbandry without major ill effects. They pack a mouthful of very sharp teeth in jaws that can crack snail shells. Always remember that they may appear tame as a puppy but they are still an undomesticated animal. A bite can cause a lot of damage.
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|Rhino iguanas are, by far, my favorite iguana species. As adults they can be as attentive and social as a dog and have proven to be wonderful educational animals. Their impressive size and prehistoric appearance make them interesting animals to keep. Visit www.Cyclura.com for more information on the Cyclura iguana species.
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Today's news that the Premier League plans to literally go to the ends of the earth to wring every last cent out of its product is both audacious and tawdry, inevitable and sad. Come 2010-11, the Premier League season is likely to be extended to 39 matches, thus allowing every team to play an additional game overseas in January. These won't be exhibitions either: teams will be drawn out of pots, points awarded, fates potentially decided on some foreign field in front of transient, happy-snappy fans.
The reaction of most UK football supporters to these proposals will be outright horror. The flaws are legion, and obvious too. Is it fair that one team will face Manchester United three times, while others play them only twice? Is it right that the top five sides may be seeded to avoid meeting each other? Or that the sorrow and suffering, glory and pain of the 38-game league season could now also be affected by the whims of a spinning tombola at Premier League HQ?
The clubs are said to be "enthusiastic" about these proposals. You bet they are. As their squads romp and roast their way around Rio de Janeiro or Beijing or whichever city gets the right to host a Premier League match, they will be coining in cash from TV (£240m over three years according to some estimates), advertising and sponsorship, as well as jetpacking their brand higher into the stratosphere. This afternoon government ministers expressed "concern" that the plans aren't in football's best interests. But, crucially, there is no outright opposition, no this-far-and-no-further statements of defiance. One wonders what the new culture secretary Andy Burnham, who in 2004 attacked the "the unpleasant stink around the modern game", makes of the news. So far he's saying nowt.
The Premier League has its counterstrikes ready. It insists the money the clubs make will be ploughed back into English football (although we know what happened to its noble early-90s ambitions to always do right by the England team) and - not unreasonably - that its duty is to grow and prosper by taking its product to a global fanbase. Fans might still squabble about whether the Premier League is the best in the world, but it is certainly the richest. This is about keeping it that way.
And these days its competition cuts across sports too. With the NFL, NBA and NHL going global, the Premier League believes football must do the same. Before this year's Super Bowl, the NFL commissioner Roger Goodell approved a plan to host a game in the UK every year until 2010, while there are whispers that the NFL may expand to a 17-game season to allow every team to play an extra game outside the US. Sound familiar?
As familiar, perhaps, as the sight of seeing Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool at the top of the league. It's amazing to think that, only 15 years ago, when Manchester United won the first Premier League title, Aston Villa finished second, Norwich third, Blackburn fourth and QPR fifth. Since then, the quality of English league football has soared, along with ticket prices, but the competition has become as predictable as a Steven Seagal fight scene. Usual suspects, same outcomes. These proposals will surely only entrench the status quo: the biggest teams will attract the lion's share of the TV rights, ergo these oligarchies will maintain the financial clout to keep winning the most trophies.
Sadly, this is the way of modern football. Not so very long ago, Kofi Annan claimed that "arguing against globalisation is like arguing against the laws of gravity." The implication was clear: kick and flap and scream all you like, gravity will always win. Today's news only provides further evidence that he was right.


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text: NEWS Climate Resilience Fund could support Duke initiatives This Climate Resilience Fund is designed to provide "more resilience in the face of changing climate," according to Obama's announcement, and will help communities better prepare for future droughts, heat waves, wildfires, storms and floods. Elizabeth Albright, assistant professor of the practice in environmental sciences and policy at the Nicholas School of the Environment, said the fund may trickle down to more specific areas of the country, such as the University itself. "The proposed fund could support research of technologies that could enable and enhance our ability to adapt to these extreme events—ideally the Pratt [School of Engineering], Nicholas School, Sanford [School of Public Policy], Fuqua [School of Business] and others could be involved in this cross-cutting, multidisciplinary research," Albright said. Albright added that the fund could raise student awareness to climate change and issues associated with this, especially given the recent increase in snow storms in North Carolina. The Resilience Fund could encourage Duke students to reach out to the community and spread awareness about the dangers of climate change—especially in areas of North Carolina that have been subjected to weather damage in the past, Albright added."These funds may provide an opportunity for Duke and community collaborations and engagement to increase awareness and capacity to adapt and become more resilient to extreme weather events," she said. Branching out on a more global scale, Billy Pizer, associate professor of public policy, economics and environment at Sanford, said the fund could particularly affect agriculture and health.But the prospects of such a controversial bill in a red state are unclear."The short answer is that there is virtually no chance of a climate change bill clearing the Republican controlled House," said Norman Christensen, research professor and founding dean at the Nicholas School. "It is truly unfortunate that climate change has become a fiercely partisan issue. As recently as eight years ago, this was not the case."Some professors noted, however, that the rift between the goals of Obama and the North Carolina House of Representatives does not demean the bill's value. "Given the current make-up of Congress, I hold little hope for successful comprehensive greenhouse gas reduction bill legislation," Albright said. "That said, the prospects for the Climate Resilience Fund are greater." Regardless of the fund's unclear future, the amount proposed by Obama—$1 billion—may be insufficient to achieve its lofty goals."A billion dollars is really not very much money, given the enormity of this challenge," Christensen said. "You can see that a billion dollars, if it were ever approved by the Congress, would evaporate almost instantaneously." Christensen added, however, that the bill's longevity may be extended if the money is spent wisely."I would be inclined to set priorities based on those communities most vulnerable to climate change—semiarid regions of the Southwest at one extreme and more polar regions such as central and northern Alaska [at the other extreme]," Christensen said. RELATED CONTENT: Nicholas Institute hosts environmental forum to celebrate 10-year anniversary In celebrating its ten-year anniversary, the Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions hosted a collaborative forum Thursday to determine ... Lemur Center auctions lemurs to raise awareness More than 100 families flocked to the Duke Lemur Center in the hopes of finding a new sort of animal to call their own. Nicholas School welcomes new dean, new building The Nicholas School of the Environment will enter an era of transition this Fall with the arrival of a new dean and the completion of Environment Hall. ... Comments


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Social Interpreneurship and The Jazz Age
Posted by Martine Plompen in Entrepreneurship , Research , EFMD
Created on Mon 27 October 2014 23:00
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Social intrapreneurs are rarely individual heroes but more like jazz musicians jamming in a group. But sometimes, say David Grayson, Melody McLaren and Heika Spitzeck, they need even bigger groups – a fully orchestrated 'big band'.
A new order of business social innovators is emerging. Canadian author Anne Kingston, citing research by ad agency Sparks and Honey, recently noted key differences between two young groups.
Generation Z – those born since 1995, now 18 and under and who number about two billion worldwide – have a highly developed social conscience. Sixty per cent want jobs that create social impact compared to 31% of Generation Y (also known as "Millennials"), born between the 1980s and 2000. They are also more entrepreneurial (72% want to start their own businesses) and even more tolerant of racial, sexual and generational diversity than Generation Ys, who are a significantly socially conscious cohort in their own right, according to the 2014 Deloitte Millennials survey .
In 2012 the star Generation Z inventors who made headlines included 15-year-old Jack Andraka, who created an inexpensive, accurate sensor able to detect pancreatic cancer; and 17-year-old student Angela Zhang, who developed a protocol that allowed doctors to better detect cancerous tumours on MRI scans. Last February, 16-year-old Ann Makosinski claimed the top prize for 15- to 16-year-olds at the Google Science Fair, a place on Time's "Top 30 under 30" list, as well as a barrage of media coverage for her flashlight, powered by the heat of a human hand. This had been inspired by the plight of a friend in the Philippines who had failed a grade at school because she lacked electricity to study at night.
Although far younger than their counterparts currently enrolled in business schools, the emergence of these socially conscious, entrepreneurial Generation Zs represents the crest of a wave of business-based social innovation that we have seen building in our research on social intrapreneurism, which we published in our March 2014 book, Social Intrapreneurism and All That Jazz. Please click to read more on:
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Furniture Friday: Velvet Sofas
Friday, March 26, 2010 | Category: Furniture
{above and below photos via La Dolce Vita}
Along with a white, tailored, slipcovered- sofa, a velvet textured sofa (because let's be honest…some of these fabrics just look like velvet) is a personal favorite of mine. Tufts or no tufts – I could go either way! I do prefer a "funkier" shape like the turquoise number from Shine Home. Do you have a favorite?
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Axis Bank has changed its creative partner. From Ogilvy's sister concern, Meridian, the creative duties have moved to Lowe Lintas. Allegedly, no pitch process was involved.
According to informed sources, the annual ad spends of the bank is approximately Rs 40 crore. The media mix will be led by television.
Two years ago, UTI Bank was officially re-named Axis Bank. A major re-branding activity was carried out pan India by its then agency, Meridian (which has been handling the brand till now).
The new avatar was conveyed with a campaign about twins: images of twins (or identical looking objects) emphasised that 'Nothing has changed except the name' for the brand. Sumanto Chattopadhyay, executive creative director, Ogilvy India, had created the TV commercials for the campaign. Outdoor and television were heavily used.
The media duties remain unchanged: Madison Media continues to handle the media duties for the bank, affirms Sam Balsara, chairperson and managing director, Madison World.


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put tip bonds to the amount of $000 each.
The following are the names of those
arrested : Jlenry Fry and Asa llrashear,
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Win. Fleming and Frank .Mc.Vell of Xo.
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comer of Fifth and Market streets ; Dick
Watts, of the keno bank on Jefferson
street, and the Club Rouse below Masonic
Temple; and Jesse F.Rammon and John
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confessed to being the perpetrator of tho
cold-blooded murder of the Craluville
merchant, Spence, oh the night of July
31st. Cralu has acted the coward lrom
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the keeper of the house, Annie Starrs, and
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that they were both under the influence
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bave struck me, and must go out of my
home.' He struck me again, anil
knocked mc down over acbalr. Ilu went
down on hi knees and asked my pardon,
and took hU jewelry and money and
threw them In my lap. I rose and threw
the things on the floor. He asked me to
to'SWe him, ami tv(Ui(.t ,,vt. (o
M4w?Uol,,c,,t,r'-,Wi4 Vl"M "'"l
rtntto!?.uUt ,,Mt l,u "W 'u "as
ThewcW L(?allU 6,r,1(:k ",0 lw,!'
torW.i. , leeutan artery In my
you have kmS ?m;' u,,a 1 haItl' 'Kow
... . ... MIL'1 If.. i
wm Kill you, WMl ,t',
hfitli nf M a tvlll .11. ." K'H inVSelf. mill
both of us will die. myself, and
excited that I did not i,..-'r.' 1 1
the pistol, but Reer., u .m r,,lort of
before mc, and ho Jell forwua' ,' , ,k!,ci
till kneeling. I aid not iSu
going to do anything to hh, T
: . "u "u" Minn ie to
uitruvbhu. i never Had the phti,tm
my baud that morning. Wo were alone
in the house, except the servant". I
called a servant, and sent for the police
and a doctor, and sounded the telegraph
alarm. Flnallyanolllcereauioaud turned
the body over, and said that Charley was
dead." Annie Starrs testltled that her
husband was living In South America.
and that she bad known lieyerc for two
years, but that she had not received any
assistance from him for the nat two
months. The death of Revere has
created an umimal excitement in all cir
cles, and will be fully investigated by
cw lork detectives.
GALLANT STlttHJIJI.r. IN .MlfcKlfc.
The Democrats in Mississippi are mak
ing a determined cftort to overthrow car
pet-bag rule In that unfortunate State.
When we say Democrats, we Include the
Conservative element that left the Iiepub
llcan ranks when thai party developed
its sciiemcs ol aggrandizement and out.
rages agalnsl the white people of Mm
State, lhroujrhout tiie counties of Mis
slsslppl an unexampled enthusiasm ex.
ists, and all the indications are encour.
aging. On the 2nd of November tin
election will lake place. Defeat then will
certainly ruin the State, and give to Ames
and his villainous retainers a vise-like
grasp on the public aliairs Mint may not bo
unfastened until the woi k of destruction is
complete. One sign ot success U the. lael
that the most respectable colored people
of Mbslslppl have joined tliu Democratic
and Conservative ranks, ami are using
their Influence among the thousands ol
colored men who Inhabit Mm plantations
in the rich MisUippl bottoms. Hereto
fore these colored plantation Ii;iiul have
been controlled by iutltirntial white ear-pet-baggers
who Insinuated Mieuisches
among them, and with plausible sophi
try, won their vote ami eonlldence. No
man can tell what will bo the result of
Mils election, but wo hope lor a Demo
cratic success commensurate with the
giant ellort being made by the white and
black patriot.
Illiichwoo'l Miigautie lor October has
been promptly republished by the Leon
ard .--colt Publishing Co., -11 Rarclav
Street, N. V. The contents are a lb!
lows :
Th.' Loudon Police Courts.
Wrecked oil' the Kill' Coast.
Sundry Subjects Money.
The liritish Sea-Fl-bcrtc.
Michael Angcio.
The Dilemma. Pail VI.
This number is of more than usual in
terest, as it contains several articles liav
Ing relation to subjects now attracting a
good .share of attention in this country.
I ho llr.t article explains the manv and
various duties of tliu police magistrates
of London, and narrates a lew of (he in
cidents that occur in the police courts.
The jurisdiction of the magistrate ha ol
late years been largely extended, and In
numerous cases he lias tin- power ofde
elding summarily.
" recked oft the Rill Coast" is ono of
the clitfs of short stories for which Mack,
wood has always been famed.
in the third article we again meet ulth
the vexed micstlon of employer ami em
ployed ; the old relations arc breaking
up ; obedience is a word well-nigh with
out a moaning ; assertion of equality is
the order of the day ; none are contented ;
and the lowest classes can hardly be con
sidered more unreasonable than their
superiors. Thu situation is full of dim-
cullies, and no remedy present itself.
TllC lirticlu OH "Money" dOCS Hot IfCat
1 the subject in a
the subject In a dry, statistical way, but
In familiar style shows how tho vast
hoards mentioned in history have dlsap
peared ; explains why wc employ gold
and silver as money; says of paper-
money that It "wants but reality to be
considerably more perfect Mian the met
als whose place it takes ;" and llul-lies
with some remarks upon the moral influ
ences exercised by inonov.
Tho next article gives u brief but clear
account of the deep-sea fisheries which
contribute so largely to the wealth of
Great Britain. The piincinal llsli. ami
thu different ways of eatching them, are
graphically described, and wo arc aston
ished at thu amount consumed and the
Inexhaustible supply.
The nrtlclu on Michael Angcio was sug
gested by the recent celebration of tho
fourth centenary ol his birth, and gives
a sketch of his lite and of some of his
The serial story, "Thu Dilemma," in
creases In interest.
The periodicals reprinted by tho Leon
ard Scott Publishing Co. (I) Ilarehiy
street N. V.) aru as follows: The on
ion Quarterly, Edinburgh, Westminster,
Hid Itritish Quarterly Reviews, and Mack-
wood's Magazine. Price, $1 a year for
any one, or only &I5 for all, ami the
postage Is prepaid by Mie publishers.
Thu Burlington Gazette saws ; "A
yaller dog could bo elected Governor of
Iowa on the Republican ticket."
Cram's employer mild : "There's $15
for killing Old George; and I will pay
you the rct when I i-ell my wheat."
California elected a mixed ticket on
Wednesday. The conlet Involved no
ofllces of Impoitauce, nor any political
principles above local Interest.
From London: Rev. Win. Kd ward
Jelf, R. D Is dead. Thu death of the
Very Rev. Walter Farquar Hood, D. D.
. K. b., Is also announced.
The ijulncy Herald says lliat Spiing-
lleld is doing a great deal of blowing
over 1U 25,000 Inhabitants found by the
men who weru appointed to lake the cell
su. Tobacco in Southern Illinois U all
housed, and it Is pronounced of good
quality. The acreage was large, but in
parts damaged by overflow. The ag
gregate crop, however, will bo the ling
ct for years.
Great U Southern Illinois as a wheat
producing region. A couple of Union
county farmers carried oil four premiums
uie Monroe county lair last week. Tho
r"e wheat, we learn iiom the Jones-
boro lla;ette, will go to the Centennial, at
The bridge aero" Big Muddy, near
DeSoto, will be pusablo this week. The
ninety feet central span, JuM llnMiiug,
reflects great credit upon the builder. Mr.
Jacob Hartmau, of.Makamla.
In the great trotting match for $5,000
a side between "Prospero" and "Honest
Dutchman," al Prospect Park, "Pros
pero" won In the llrst heal. Time, 2:22.
"Honet Dutchman" distanced.
Tliomno M. Judd, one ol the strong
est Republican workers in Masachu-ett,
has Just been arrested In Berkshire
county for n $1,000 forgery. Judd I a
member of the Republican State' Central
Committee and a prominent lobbyist.
A Berlin dlpatcli says Mint the Su
preme Com t has Indorsed the verdict of
tin; Kainmeigeilcht in Von Arnim's c.w,
which sentenced him to nine months' Im
prisonment for wilfully making away
with Slate papers entrusted to him while
ambassador to Paris.
Speaking of Chandler's appointment
to the position of Secretary of the Inte
rior, the Vourier-Jouriml says: "Prob
ably there will be a row. but Chandler U
as likely to quarrel with thu president u
with ltrlstow under certain well-known
cerebral conditions."
John Wilson, Carlo Callue Giovanni
Pclronl and James DalrtNou were ar
rested in Philadelphia, recently, on the
charge ol counterfeiting and altering
postage stamps of foreign governments
Stamps an; counterfeited on the govern'
incuts of Nlcarauga, Greece, Guinea,
Havana and Hamper.
Malt Carpenter Is Ihu 1a-t-reporttl
Invalid whose pliyiclan, according to
thu Milwaukee Sentinel, "has positively
forbidden him to attempt to fill his ap.
polntments to speak," udvMugulm that
any endeavor to speak in public "would
probably be followed by serious consc.
The death ol the old race-horse "Jack
Kossiiur," on the farm of Judge Dully,
near St. Louis, Is announced by tele
graph. I.'ocller was raised at Uiillalo,
N. V.. and was a winning hor-e at
races twenty yeais ago. Although
thirty-six years old, lie was ucd every
day on the farm, until recently, lie was
considered thu oldest liotting-hoie in
I lie l ulled Slates.
In Franklin, Teiin., Colonel John
lloiie was Instantly killed, ami his son
M. I luusv moi tally wounded, while en
g.igcd in a dilllculty with a policeman
named Giiillu and a church member
named Allison. The coroner's jury ien-
(len d a verdict of uiijii-tilialjlo homicide.
Grillbi and Alll-on are both under arrest.
House was, dining thu war, l.l-ulenant
Colonel ol thu First Tcnnc.-ee Inl'intry.
anil a man ol prominence In his locality
lion. II. T. Davi, eldest son ol the
late Senator Garrett Davis, and tho most
prominent member of Ihu Bourbon
county bar, was found dead In bedThiir
day morning. Ills death Is supposed lo
have been caused bv an ovcr.loo ol
chloral, which he was In tin; habit of
using as an anodyne for pain. .Mr. Davis
was President of thu Northern Bank ol
Kenliieky, and deservedly held as one of
thu first cltlcns of his county ami State.
Geo. M. Medary, a printer at Robert
Clark & Co.'s establishment, Cincinnati,
Attempted suicide on the night of the 20th
by taking laudanum. 11c was found In
the street In an unconscious condition
and was taken to Mm hospital, wbciu he
was restored to consciousness, lie ad
mitted that bu wanted to dlu and said he
had lccn there six month1, hut could not
drive from Ids mind the vision of his wife,
who is Imprisoned in an insane asylum,
at Louisville, with no hope of release.
His lonely life hail no hope in it, so he
tried to end it.
We learn through a journalistic
source that the lion. F. K. Albright went
over to .Marion, Williamson county, to
Insist upon a retraction of certain stric
tures made against him by thu editor ol
Mie liyyptian J'ress. What success lie
met with we are unable to state. Al
bright Is double distilled lightning In a
light, if lie does wear kid gloves, and Is
as gamu as a coon ; but what evil genius
directed him to travel thirty miles alter
an apology, and from an editor, is some
thing a fellow can't llnil out.
The Southern Illinoisan publMies thu
following: ".Marshal Crain was ar
raigned at Marlon, Williamson county,
on yesterday for tho murder of William
Spence and plead guilty to the charge.
lie was leinanded back to prison, and
will be sentenced soon. Jasper
W. Crain, alias Big Jep, Noah W. Crain,
alias Yellow BUI, W.J. Crain, alias Black
Bill, were a No arraigned upon the same
charge and pleaded not gullly. They
will be taken lo the Alexander county
jail, there lo wait 'the February term ot
thu circuit court, a change of venue hav
ing been taken."
Jacob Ktley, formerly proprietor of
the Louisville theater, died Micro of con
sumption. For over twenty years he
was a resident id' Memphis, Teiin,, and
owned some of Mm most popular saloons
in that city. Ills ambition to bu a theat
rical man led him lo open a varieties
show on Jcfl'erson street (now known as
.Mycr's opera house), but he lost all his
money, and was reduced In purse to such
an extent that he became a barkeeper in
various saloons of thu place. Failing to
appieciato a subordinate position lie left
for Louisville, and there his good star
rose, anil he again became proprietor ot
thu l.oulsvUlu theater, ami we bellevu
also failed In Mils undertaking. .Many
people in tho Mississippi valley knew
Jake Ktley, and will regret to learn of
his death.
The Tennessee Grand Kucauipiuent,
I, O. O. F., In seslou at Nashville, have
elected the lollowing olllccrs for thu en
suing year. They were duly Installed
by Grand Patriarch C. ('. Comee, as
sisted by Past Grand Patriarch A. O. II.
P. Suborn and P.G. P., O. II. Hall : T.
S. lUnglmm, M. W. Grand Patriarch,
Memphis; W. A. Smith, M. F. Grand
High Priest, Columbia,- John Young,
It. W. Grand Senior Warden. Clarksvllle;
J. R. Harwell, R. W. Grand Scribe,
Nashville; Itobert Thompson, li, W,
Grand Treasurer, Nalivllle; John T.
Shirk. II, w. Grand Junior Warden,
Jackson; C. V. Lewis. W. Grand Mar
shal, Nashville ; G. Slcfirle. W. Grand
Sentinel, Nashville; Georgu T. Lloyd,
W. Grand Herald, NahvHle.
I lie Mild lYIlDUt Itciiil! Itieli-As-
Nkw Ha UN, Oct. lO.-The I. O. O. F.
Kncampineiits ot this State, with Invited
Kucampmcnts lrom Providence, paraded
In this city to day, It being thu occasion
of tho annual meeting of the Fncaiup
meats. At S:!10 a. m. Sasacu, Golden
ISule, and Am ia Kucampmcnts-lormed
In line under the command of Lieut.
Col. Bacon. Grand Marshal, as.icd by
Lieuts. Foster and Miller and C.ipt. litis,
sell Thoinp.on. They inarched (o Mo
depot, where thu visiting Kue-iiiipiiieiits
weru received. The Hint nf march was
then taken up for the New Haven Rouse,
where the vbiilng olllccrs of the Grand
KncampiiKiit were received, Thu New
Haven lIouc being nearly opposite Yale
College, the students were drawn from
their rooms to ee thu show and hear
Miu music. They collected at
thu historical 'ciice in that
part of the grounds facing Chapel strict.
Nearly all the student of tho ncademlo
depaitment were out to the number of
perhaps ivcii hundred, ami as usual
then.' 'veie souiu who weru too full of
hilarity to place a proper limit to their
uniueuicnt. As the procession went
past, the more tuihuleut of the eiowd.
lollowing the same course they have fre
quently pursued the past season In respect
to like processions, hooted, yelled,
i-litrrcif, and groaned to such an extent
that the words of command could hardly
be heard, ami a part of tho lino was
thrown Into confusion. The procession
moved past the collcgu without receiving
anything more serious Mian very provok
ing in-ults. When they reached the art
bulMiiig, a short di-tauce above most of
the college bullding-i. they turned nbont
anil sl.ii'lcd for the Green, the students
repeating their hisiilis i the procession
marched past them.
The procession was marly pa.-t the
crowd of students when a new and as it
proved vi ry troublesome diversion arose.
A lo.uli d coal cart, with thu driver on
top. wn near the rear of the proee-lon.
ami tin- students crowded about It, Im
peding its progress. Tho drly r, bee.nn
lug enraged, mad.- :i liberal ii-e of his
whip, and several of the students vver"
struck hi Ihe face. They then mounted
the i-.ui. wrenched Mie whip lrom Ihe
diiw-rund pulled him with stones, pie -of
coal. etc. Some of the-e were Miiowu
with such force that they lilt some of the
Odd-Fellows in the procession. A soli
tary policeman at this time attempted to
interllie, hut was soon taught that dl
cretiou was thu better part lor him. Tin-Oild-Fcilows
up to this time hid
pre-ei'veil their temper rc-maikably
well under the circumstances, but the
show er ol stones. coal, tS.c. was too much,
and facing about with drawn swords,
they made a charge. The students
stood thi-ir ground for a moment ami
then H-atteied like sheep. One received
a bad scalp wound, number was cut on
the iitck. and many were pricked with
the sword points, while others received
more inglorious wounds in thu shape of
damaged noses and blackened eves. One
Odd Fellow, a German, brokf Ids sword
over soiue hard head; another, frantic
witli rage, was prevented from doing
serious inihii-f by Ids cooler companion
wlio held hill) until bis lury had abated.
At length the line was reformed and con
tinued fs march peacefully, but .ill weru
Indignant at thu treatment they had re
ceived Thcru was much excitement over tho
affray, and in the attcrnoou when the lino
again passed thu colleges, a large crowd
of people- weru In walling expecting to
sen tliu light renewed, but thu students,
although liiey weru out in lor-e. he
haved themselves, and no disturbance
took place. Thu Odd-Fellows held a
meeting and adopted le-olutions denoun
cing Ihu conduct of the student.-, and al-o
voted a sum of money to enable the
German who broke Ids' sword to pur
chase another. Thu Faculty of the col
lege have expressed great regret at thu
rj-llli: IIL'I.l.irn.V UjiuMlhluilcury morning
(c.cqit MoiiiUy) Ii. the llulk-tln IlulMiiis, cor
hit Washington im-nue anil TwtlMi btutt
Tin: IttixtTlN Irt ten iil lo city sutiscrlU-rs by
faithful carriers a. Twcuty-Khc C'l-nli a M'irk,
linyublc vvwkly. fly Mall, (in mlvancc) , $10jnr
uiiminii six luoiiths, J.C; thnc months, $.1; one
month, $1 '.'.V.
'HHP triPIl r ltirr f mui,
J.IUV Ml'jI'jIVJil DUJiLl'jTJiX.
I'tlhll-'iiil uti-ry Thursilay mornliigat $1 i
ic- aiinuin, liivariiihly in imIvbiicc. 'I he iuatiiKu
on the WicLly vUll he- lucimlil at Mils ollk-c, bo
that biitjicriler will obUiln fur a Biibscr!ition
rice of l a j ear.
Ilubiiiei- Cunld, per uiiiiuni W UU
One 'uare, one nsurllon , uu
Une hijiwre, tivo nibcrtloii" 1 W)
One Hqimre, one week , '.' .VI
One bijume, two wreUe ;! .VI
One H'lii.iie, three treek,. t 00
One .'it'e, one month, U m
One iume, one Insertion, $1 c)
Kuril biibieiiient Inscrllon M
O0nc Inch Id ii squurc.
S3-l'o ri-KUlar lulvertluers vvcofl'eriUieriorin
ilitceuienU, both an to rate ol chaws nml man
ner of iliiihiylnK their futon.
Communication)! upon oubjoots of iron
oial lntorcst to tho public solicited.
CJAII Iliv,inv4 U-tU-iH blioulil be mlilreseetl to
t'niro.lliilli'tiii 'uuiiiiiy.
Wedding Cards
a21 North Mala Street, ST, I.OtJIS,
vie sua 1
Asio-African Caravan
Continental Circus,
,d tXlilt i! ..t
Cairo, Wednesday,
Oct. 27.
Which Now Trans-Atlantic Cnndl
Made for Public Favor,
nfli-r iirliicvl i.' sii' h nu llnxlii mul Cnntlm 'nl
IIvmuImM.iii us to oili.-i.illy nlilitln Hi.- ill-lln-Kiilnluit
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limus t-Xii'ii'', mill trill, ilurlint the Hcrn( sea
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il.ij.ti il i.iml ii- . I.uihImh ii-rni.
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mi.cu llir rin'i't. lui'lmliu n
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iimpiiilivleanil liulnliia on omili, in
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I I'n-ltivilj I'-ronl) l,v n iltK ,. rill- mi rxluljl-
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niniiilon i ir ,n -miu I in ilu-., nr :n.) ,'i mi"
tlieincii'ililili- iiu firm nu r , i.i'tr. iuhI uiiin - "1
'f the lii'Ins, in Cirt-u- lilnifiit c-.icli chiljitn.ii
An Iiinninurulili. Ku-UI At i..i t !' i.i.rtciiu-n -ihmn-i
nml lanciiiu'i.cinut Hinl-.
A Colony of Monster Baboons,
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Etrsra on
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( 'oiiMltmliiK a icirlus cotirrntnillnii of
iiiti:. i aiii.nas. iikvom) i i.ssrm:.
ni:w roi:i:iiix i .vci.s and ami:i:ican
In niiii-mcarli-lli- cotnlltion nnil tti-llar rl
talr for Oljinjui- luurvN.
Sig Abclardo Lawandn,
'Ihe llraillliui Wnniler, Hit inun nf llltv eini-I
n-i-utiienniieiiiaiills. on lioiebin-k i h. fjiim.
trl'inUm t mi st in-he ii In be belii-teil i Uu- most
Kiai'ifiil ami duiiiiB I filer in Ihe mon'snlun.
fIiiikIi tt itliout mi t 'i ti a 1 . I
M'mo Joscphino,
Tlii- "OiKin iifllie Anna, " the nm-t litiinliriil
ofliiirel'.u'k Kiitilili ii-uiii j.
Peto Conklin, 1
'Ihe funniest of felt-eluwn fooU Anni Ira n
Krealcl Jeslir, ueelvlnx Ihu lnnri.,1 klli, v .,i- I
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J. Mr. Canfield,
'I I ilKiiml Tetcleiiklm, ' iiii'l t h inn. I.imu .
trfaii, ami n host of ntlu r brilliant H. r-
'll.e (jii.-alesl iiiiinlicr of Ihe KieuliM uiler.
eapers, I'iiilliliil.l.-, i-(iiitii-ilniilii, cynina-lf.,
JiKl'J's ai.ilKiner.il .eifi)iini.-.s ever a-.-embleil
......... ... .n.;.,i. nun iiiiiairaiinjf in,- biir
nal lriiiiiiiisi, cnue.lrl.-iiil.iii nml ,e , IL,t
ami iiiie;t ntlalnineiili of Krai-eful ami euui-.ijrc.
oim ibyi,li-al ileteloinnent.
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llluiliiihj ami Kit' . oulHiuil cvnliuei) of Ihe
lin.leriliiiiiii Insiileii-iuiiu'ici or thu
Foreign Field Favorite.
Me il, ami clri-nUle llii jrood nevvn t ml Ihe
.VleniiKelle Doomojieiiat 1 nml 7 i.Vloek, i m.
i 'm il'l i!Vv. v I'oiuiill'Uuliiij one hoili laler
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Mayfield's new village Labyrinth will be unveiled at a ceremony and service in St Dunstan's churchyard at 10am on Saturday, August 10.
This labyrinth is believed to be the largest in the UK - if anyone can identify a bigger one they should challenge Father Nigel Prior, St Dunstan's vicar.
The labyrinth has been created in the north eastern section of the churchyard with grass paths leading to the centre and then outwards - you cannot get lost. The earth borders are being planted with wild flowers with advice from the creators of the Olympic Park flower meadow.
Father Nigel points out: "The pattern is over 4,000 years old and appears in many cultures. In the Grecian myth Theseus goes through the Cretan labyrinth to do battle with a monster and then finds his way back using the thread given him by Ariadne which he had unwound behind him on his journey. Today that would be called a maze.
"The word labyrinth is now used to describe a path that has only one way to and from the centre. In this form it was imprinted on the floors of European churches and cathedrals from the 12th to the 14th centuries - one famous one can be found in Chartres Cathedral - and there is no doubt that Christians borrowed it from much earlier myths."
All are welcomed to the ceremony. The Mayfield labyrinth invites people to walk prayerfully along a sacred path and find enlightenment. Father Nigel thanked those who had helped in its creation.


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Oscar Schindler's name is known to millions as a household word for
courage in a world of brutality - the flawed hero who
saved hundreds of Jews from Hitler's gas chambers. A saint walking
through hell.
No one will ever know exactly what made this complex man do what no
German had the courage to do. A large part of the fascination of
Schindler is that not even those who admire him most can figure out his
But Oscar Schindler rose to the highest level of humanity and gave his
Jews a second chance at life. He earned the everlasting gratitude of his
Schindler Jews. No matter why, no matter that he was an
alcoholic and a shameless womanisor of the worst sort - what matters to
his Jews is that he surfaced from the chaos of madness and risked
everything for them.
To more than 1200 Jews Schindler was all that stood between them and
death at the hands of the Nazis. But he remained true to his Jews, the
workers he referred to as my children. In the shadow of Auschwitz
he kept the SS out and
everyone alive.
Today there are 7,000 descendants of Schindler's Jews living in US and
Europe, and many in Israel. Before the Second World War, the Jewish
population of Poland was 3.5 million. Today there are between 3,000 and
4,000 left.
Here you find Schindler Jews sharing memories of their unlikely savior -
generations will remember him for what he did ..
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Outrage after protester attacks Donald Tsang at gallery
The Chief Executive denounced violent demonstrations after being struck in the chest by a protester at an event on Tuesday.
Donald Tsang Yam-kuen arrived at the Museum of History to open an exhibition.
A member of the radical League of Social Democrats rushed at him and apparently hit his chest.
Protesters also threw cooked rice at Tsang, as a symbol of the plight of the poor, but missed him.
After a medical check-up, Tsang said: 'A protester ran at me and hit my chest. When I went for dinner I still felt a little bit of pain, so my wife asked me to have a medical check.'
He said such violence was unacceptable in Hong Kong, where civilised behaviour and the rule of law were fundamental values.
A doctor at the Queen Mary Hospital said Tsang would feel the pain for a few days.
Tsang went to church and work as usual yesterday.
Lawmaker 'Long Hair' Leung Kwok-hung said he did not see any physical contact between Tsang and protesters and that the league would meet the press to explain what happened.
The alleged attacker, Steve Wong Chun-kit, 25, was arrested and released on bail.
Legislator Regina Ip Lau Suk-yee, of the New People's Party, said she did not think the protesters had hit Tsang deliberately but they should behave more rationally.
Our readers' comments:
Lee Yuk-yu, 18, TWGHs Mrs Wu York Yu Memorial College
Hong Kong people always think they are more civilized than mainlanders. But the attack shows we are barbaric. It is shameful.
People are free to express their political views. They can write to government departments or newspapers. They can even protest or shout their opinions, but they should never attack anyone. If we are to solve our problems and maintain our image we must express our ideas in a legal and decent way.
Louise Pau, 17, Diocesan Girls' School
I couldn't say I was shocked by the attack on our chief executive. Lawmakers encourage violence. For instance, Leung Kwok-hung, known as Long Hair, is notorious for his unruly behaviour in meetings. I hope that in the future, political party members and protesters practise constraint and show more respect to government officials.
Charmaine Mirandilla, 18, recent graduate from YMCA of HK Christian College
Public dissatisfaction with the government is growing and Donald Tsang is at the forefront of it all. He has failed to defend the Hong Kong people's rights with regards to democracy. He is a puppet of Beijing.
The government is sitting on billions of dollars but Tsang has failed to redistribute even a small portion of this wealth to the people in order to alleviate their financial hardships. It is no wonder that Tsang has been attacked. I'm surprised it didn't come sooner!
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Everything in pop culture builds off what came before, but sometimes it's not so obvious exactly what inspired your favorite video games. Luckily game recognize game, and Source Code is where Playboy explores games' eclectic origins and finds out what influences video game developers.
It was a typically brain-boiling summer afternoon in Chicago, and Bit Bash, the local indie games festival, had a line of fans around the corner melting in their rubber soles. As people began to filter in, it became evident that this year's lineup of games weren't located in just the moderately less sunbaked Threadless offices. Parked inconspicuously, almost strategically in the small parking lot across the way was a bright, steel camping trailer. Only, it wasn't a trailer. Out in the dead heat, it had become a liquefying sweatbox, and though it wasn't part of their original plan, for two indie game developers, it was the perfect embodiment of the feeling they wanted players to walk away with.
Thumper, billed as a "rhythm violence" game by developer duo Drool, aims to redefine what rhythm games can achieve. This isn't Rock Band or Guitar Hero; it's not so much about a good time with friends playing the latest Foo Fighters single, as it is about being a space beetle hurtling through a cosmic fever dream towards Crakhed, an insane giant head from the future. You know, like you do.
Players must respond to an increasingly intense set of visual and audio cues in time with an original soundtrack, all while learning an evolving list of moves in order to beat monolithic bosses that explode in a shower of psychedelic debris.
Developers Brian Gibson and Marc Flury, both veterans of Guitar Hero, Rock Band and Dance Central creator Harmonix, have used their experience with music to strip down the core of rhythm gameplay for the most physically violent experience possible.
"Having worked on music games and seeing that it was very much about finding the music that had already been constructed on its own, by artists without any consciousness of it being in a video game, I've been interested in the idea that a game could inform the music and the music can inform the game and be this complete whole," Gibson said.
For the more enthusiastic music fans out there, if Gibson's name rings a bell, you might have seen him standing like a totem in a sea of chaos while playing bass for the infamous noise rock band Lightning Bolt:
That sonic fury plays a huge role in the cerebrally demanding experience Gibson and Flury hope to create.
"I like it when art and music just speak for itself," Gibson said. "When I'm playing in Lightning Bolt, I'm just channeling all my focus into playing. It probably looks like I'm in this sublime state but I'm actually super-focused."
In addition to demanding players' focus, emphasis has been placed on stripping down the gameplay to easy-to-learn motions that still demand intense concentration.
"I think having the confidence to keep it simple and even just do things like sequences where there's not a lot of gameplay, just space and atmosphere, I think that took confidence we didn't have at first," Flury said. "When we talk about other games, for me it's always been about a hard psychedelic feeling, more minimal, you feel more grounded in the world. It's not just about weightless layers between you and the world; it's more like a music visualizer as opposed to a game world."
What Flury and Gibson couldn't achieve at the more commercial environment at Harmonix is possible with Thumper, a unified vision of what music games should be.
"I find I'm always seeking something that's very simple and powerful when I'm making art, and that's something in video games that can be taken further," Gibson said. "It's a struggle even with Thumper, distilling it down to an essence that's evocative and powerful in a way that I feel good about it. Lightning Bolt does that for me."
For Gibson, that similarity between the intensity of a Lightning Bolt performance and the visceral nature of Thumper is very intentional. There's enough footage and personal accounts online of the kind of mental sweat Lightning Bolt induces in fans during a show to make the comparison clear. While evenings might be spent surrounded by sweaty headbangers while Gibson and his bandmate launch their assault, it's that same cathartic feeling of lucidity that's ultimately the goal for Thumper.
"I keep discovering what this game is," Gibson said. "It's hard to describe, and it sounds cruel that you want people to be addicted to something, this feeling of going deep, deep into this world and this type of experience, physically interacting and getting sucked in. Your mind is connecting with this world in a way that's very profound and I want people to just go very deep down this rabbit hole to the point where they're just not aware of anything else and suddenly they die or have to stop and their hands are shaking and they wake up. It's kind of a catharsis, a lucid dream. How can we take people as far away from themselves as possible?"
Joseph Knoop is a freelance games journalist and part-time comic book geek. His favorite games include cute animals, so Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater probably counts. Talk progressive metal and jazzhop with him on Twitter @JosephKnoop.
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