Echo Night [Part 8] Lower Decks, Church, Crea
A blind commentated Let #39;s Play / Playthrough / Walkthrough of the PSX (PS1) survival-horror game set on the ship Orpheus, Echo Night, played via Live-Strea...
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The top 5 decks of the new format - The Yugioh hierarchy
Its that time again, I break down the 5 best decks of the format and tell you why it is I think they #39;re so damn good right now.
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Browse: Home / Meghalaya / Decks cleared for Mondals appointment as Speaker
March 9th, 2013
By Our Reporter
SHILLONG: With the rejection of the nomination paper of HSPDP member Ardent M Basaiawmoit on Friday, the Congress nominee, AT Mondal, is set to be elected as the next Speaker on Monday.
Mondal filed two sets of nomination papers, supported by proposers, Ronnie V Lyngdoh and Martin M Danggo and seconded by Limison Sangma and P Syiem at the Assembly Secretariat in Khyndailad.
An Assembly Secretariat official said that while there was one proposer, Saleng Sangma (Independent) for Basaiawmoit, the candidate was not seconded by any one and hence his nomination was not found to be valid.
Surprisingly, no HSPDP legislator accompanied Basaiawmoit.
When contacted, the HSPDP president HS Lyngdoh said that the party did not endorse the candidature of Basaiawmoit.
The party is not aware of the move as he went by himself, Lyngdoh said.
According to Lyngdoh, a committee of the party was supposed to meet and discuss the matter, but Ardent went to the Assembly alone, though he had informed the party chief later.
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Posted: Mar. 9, 2013 | 2:07 a.m.
Ryland Homes is offering a sneak peak and early opportunities for its new Mountain's Edge collection with pregrand opening pricing and special home-site selection opportunities.
Maravilla Vistas is one of five new Ryland communities opening this spring and offers four two-story and three-story floor plans with rooftop decks.
"Maravilla Vistas will have two three-story and two two-story homes available in this beautiful location within Mountain's Edge," sales agent Mara Glaser said. "Home shoppers can check out our two model homes, the Diana and the Cassandra, to see the unique combination of efficiency and design."
The floor plans at Maravilla Vistas range from 1,939 to 2,454 square feet with prices starting in the $190,000s. Two model homes are scheduled to open soon.
The Diana is a two-story home with 2,127 square feet of living space. It includes three bedrooms, 2 baths and a two-car garage.
"This is one of our 'upside-down' homes, which are very popular," Glaser said.
The Diana's main living spaces are on the second floor, offering residents a unique layout and second-floor views from the dining room, great room, kitchen and master bedroom. The home's laundry room, bonus room and secondary bedrooms are on the first floor.
The Cassandra is a three-story, 2,454-square-foot home that includes three bedrooms, three baths, kitchen island, loft, bonus room, two-car garage and Ryland's signature rooftop deck. The dining room, kitchen, great room and one secondary bedroom with a full bath are on the third floor.
"All three-story homes at Maravilla Vistas come standard with a rooftop deck, and all homes in the community have an option for a beautiful rooftop fireplace," Glaser said. "Just imagine how perfect mornings and evenings could be on your very own rooftop deck with a glass of wine and a crackling outdoor fireplace. Your dream of merging indoor and outdoor living without having to build a custom home has arrived."
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Grills are now banned from decks at Eagan multi-housing units, even when not in use.
Last year, following a number of fires, the city council banned the use of grills -- both gas and charcoal -- on decks or patios of housing complexes in which at least three units share a common hallway.
"We were one of the last cities in Dakota County to adopt (an ordinance)," Eagan Fire Chief Mike Scott said this week.
But enforcing the city code was tricky because it was tough to tell whether the grills residents stored on decks were actually being used, Scott said.
So this week, the city council passed an ordinance amendment that prohibits grills, along with charcoal and lighter fluid, from being stored on decks or patios of complexes in which at least three units share a common hallway.
On a ground-floor patio, grills and lighting materials now must be kept at least 15 feet away from a building.
A common question is why townhouses are not included in the new rules, Scott said.
To draft the ordinance, he said, Eagan used state rules adopted in the 1990s that cities could voluntarily adopt.
"The intent of it was that on the second or third floors of an apartment building, the only way to get out is through a common hallway," he said. "And if it's filled with smoke, you don't have a way out. So you're putting other families in jeopardy."
When the state rules were adopted, one of Eagan's largest fires was mentioned as a reason, Scott said.
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Avicii will play the final two Future Music Festival shows. Source: Supplied
HE won't be waving his hands in the air like he just don't care but Swedish superstar DJ Avicii is back on the decks.
DJ Avicii, the Future Music Festival headliner, was rushed to hospital after arriving in Australia last weekend with acute pancreatitis.
The producer and model spent six days in a Brisbane hospital and missed the first two Future events there and in Perth.
He convinced doctors to delay a gall bladder operation to treat his condition so he could rejoin the festival tour in Melbourne today.
Avicii may look a little statuesque during his sets - doctors have warned him against jumping, dancing or arm-waving.
DJ and Producer Avicii at Stereosonic 1in Melbourne.
"I am lucky that this is an acute case, not chronic and not life-threatening and I think I will do all right with the pain medication.''
Avicii is headlining the organisers' under 18 offshoot Good Times in Melbourne today before heading to Sydney for Future at Randwick Racecourse tomorrow.
He said he loved playing in Australia because of its electronic music culture and relished the opportunity to play in front of the Good Times teen audience.
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New Delhi:The Supreme Court today reversed its January interim order banning the Andaman-Nicobar Trunk Road for tourists. The road cuts through a tribal reserve area in the Andaman and Nicobar islands where the endangered Jarawa tribals live.
Tourists are now hopeful that the road will be opened by today and they can use it to reach the Limestone cave, which falls in the prohibited zone.
There was outrage last year over a video that surfaced showing women belonging to the Jarawa tribe being paid to dance for some tourists. The video had caused much consternation, with the Central government seeking a report from the Andaman and Nicobar Islands administration on the alleged exploitation of the tribals; the Supreme Court in January banned the tourists from using the Trunk Road.
The court then asked the island administration to submit a notification detailing steps being taken for the safety of the Jarawa tribes.
The administration submitted the notification which declared area upto five km radius adjacent to the Jarawa Tribal Reserve as a Buffer Zone and that no commercial or tourist establishment is directly or indirectly allowed in that area.
The notification also said that no person should carry out any activity directly or indirectly which might be prejudicial to the safety, security and interests of the Jarawa tribe in any of the settlement villages.
After examining the notification on Tuesday, the top court cleared the decks for the road to be opened.
During the hearing today, the Supreme Court also examined the affidavit filed by local inhabitants who said that the Trunk Road was a vital link covering 400 villages from Baratang to Diglipur and it was being used to reach the only government hospital in the island.
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MIGDAL HAEMEK, Israel & WILSONVILLE, Ore.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
TowerJazz, the global specialty foundry leader, has announced the Mentors Calibre PERC rule decks are now available for TowerJazz customers to perform circuit reliability verification for its latest 0.18 micron products, including highly customized electrostatic discharge (ESD) and power management circuit checks. Many of these checks have been automated for the first time by taking advantage of the Calibre PERC products unique ability to combine schematic (netlist) and physical layout information.
The Calibre PERC checks include: ESD CDM verification confirming that the transistor gate is not connected directly to a PAD, ESD protection on the IO PAD, and power management propagation rules to avoid HV signals connected to a low voltage device or domain. For each of the above, TowerJazz implemented a topological check as well as a specific layout DRC. During 2013, the design kit will be further enhanced to include comprehensive rule checks to support mutual customers with the most advanced deck. The 0.13 technology release will be available upon customer demand.
TowerJazz is using Calibre PERC technology to help our customers achieve their reliability objectives by providing rule decks that perform advanced checks during signoff, said Ori Galzur, Vice President of the TowerJazz VLSI Design Center. Our advanced design kits implement special ESD rules, charge device modeling (CDM), and power management propagation checks related to our specific technology. By eliminating many potential reliability issues at the design stage, the TowerJazz solution helps shorten time to market and drive long-term product success for our customers.
Customers are demanding higher reliability in all types of electronic products using complex ICs, from automobiles to mobile phones, said Carey Robertson, Director of Product Marketing for Calibre Circuit Verification at Mentor Graphics. The Calibre PERC platform provides circuit reliability checking technology that goes beyond the scope of traditional DRC and ERC tools, so designers and foundries can implement highly complex checks that are customized to specific design styles and foundry manufacturing processes.
Information on TowerJazz design kits for power and reliability checking using Calibre PERC is available on the TowerJazz website (www.towerjazz.com) as well as the Mentor website (www.mentor.com) and also from TowerJazz sales representatives.
About TowerJazz
Tower Semiconductor Ltd. (TSEM)(TSEM.TA), its fully owned U.S. subsidiary Jazz Semiconductor Ltd., and its fully owned Japanese subsidiary TowerJazz Japan, Ltd., operate collectively under the brand name TowerJazz, the global specialty foundry leader. TowerJazz manufactures integrated circuits with geometries ranging from 1.0 to 0.13-micron, offering a broad range of customizable process technologies including: SiGe, BiCMOS, Mixed-Signal and RFCMOS, CMOS Image Sensor, Power Management (BCD), and Non-Volatile Memory (NVM) as well as CMOS and MEMS capabilities. TowerJazz also offers a world-class design enablement platform that complements its sophisticated technology and enables a quick and accurate design cycle. In addition, TowerJazz provides (TOPS) Technology Optimization Process Services to IDMs as well as fabless companies that need to expand capacity, or progress from an R&D line to a production line. To provide multi-fab sourcing, TowerJazz maintains two manufacturing facilities in Israel, one in the U.S., and one in Japan with additional capacity available in China through manufacturing partnerships. For more information, please visit http://www.towerjazz.com.
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Developers Select Aluminum Products from Wahoo Decks Over Other Materials for Low Maintenance Requirements and Fire Safety Features
Gainesville, GA (PRWEB) February 26, 2013
As local business owners, Chris and Tyler Tursky have been in the commercial construction business for almost three decades, making the move into multifamily residential development a natural next step for this father-son team. Over the years, the Turksys have attributed their success to using the highest quality and safest materials available. When they set out to develop Stonewater Place, they wanted a decking product that would offer safety, without compromising aesthetics. After evaluating several options, the Turskys selected AridDek and Wahoo Rail over pressure treated wood and vinyl rails for low maintenance, lifespan and ultimately, safety features.
Unlike other products we considered, AridDek and Wahoo Rail offered the safety features we required, while also adding to the visual appeal of the community, said Chris Tursky, president of Volunteer Management & Development Company and owner of Tursky Construction Company. Finding a non-combustible decking product that offers clean, classic and sturdy lines is something we didnt think was possible until we found Wahoo Decks. In fact, our designer took the railing a step further and combined antique bronze post and rail caps with mocha balusters, which really added a distinctive look to the community.
Chris Tursky is the president of Volunteer Management & Development Company and owner of Tursky Construction Company and works closely with Tyler Tursky who is the project manager for Volunteer Management & Development Company and an integral part of Tursky Construction Company.
With a tongue-in-groove design that provides a beautiful, low-maintenance non-combustible deck surface, AridDek also incorporates an integrated gutter system to create a dry, usable area under the deck. Its textured powder coating provides a safe, non-skid surface that naturally stays cooler to the touch than traditional decking planks. In this instance, AridDek was combined with Wahoo Rail, pre-fabricated aluminum rail sections that are quick and easy to install; well suited for both commercial and residential rail applications for an incredibly stable, solid, and long lasting connection that will not loosen overtime. For more information on AridDek or Wahoo Rail, visit http://www.wahoodecks.com.
About Wahoo Decks
Headquartered in Gainesville, Georgia, Wahoo Decks is a leading manufacturer of award winning outdoor decking products. Wahoo products have been engineered to be uniquely low maintenance and more resistant to natural elements than traditional decking products. Wahoo Decks offers AridDek, a waterproof aluminum decking product, DryJoist and DryJoistEZ (U.S. Pat. No. 8,276,344), a revolutionary waterproof and structural exterior aluminum joist, and Wahoo Rail, a complete line of aluminum railing kits. For more information about Wahoo Decks, visit http://www.WahooDecks.com.
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The BRIT Awards ceremony was just the beginning of our night last night. Here's what happened when we partied with Taylor Swift, double-winner Emeli Sande and Jessie J at the Universal Music Brits party hosted by Bacardi at the Soho House pop-up after the event...
Taylor Swift got behind the decks at the Universal party last night.
Where we partied At the official Universal Brits 2013 After-Party which was hosted by swanky London members club Soho House at a massive disused bank. Yes, really.
What we ate Toasted cheese and ham sandwiches, chicken and mushroom pie, meatballs and shepherds pie. Comfort food central. Oh, and did we mention the mini chocolate brownies with hot chocolate sauce?
What we drank There were a whole host of BACARD cocktails on offer including Mai Tais, Daiquiris and Guantanameras. We may have sampled just about all of them. Pass us the headache tablets!
Who we rubbed shoulders with Big Brits winner Emeli Sande was celebrating her double-win alongside the likes of Professor Green, Millie Mackintosh, Jessie J, Ellie Goulding, Jeremy Irvine and Laura Whitmore. We also caught a glimpse of X Factor host Dermot OLeary and at one point spotted Jonathan Ross doing some serious dad dancing next to us.
What was in the goody bag VIP goody bags were distributed to Universal Musics artists filled with gifts including items from Lulu Guinness, American Apparel, Stighlorgen, Thomas Sabo, Elemis, BOY London and Joes Eber hair straighteners.
When we put on our dancing shoes Hotly tipped hip hop artist Iggy Azalea put on an intimate mini-set which had the whole room rocking.
When we pulled an omg! face You know that moment when the DJ isnt playing the song you want to hear? Well, Taylor Swift took matters into her own hands and got behind the decks with Brits host James Corden at one point in the evening. We are unable to confirm whether she wanted to hear One Directions new Comic Relief song. It got very crowded behind there when Ellie Goulding and beau Jeremy Irvine also squeezed behind the decks.
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Taylor Swift got behind the decks at the Universal Brits 2013 after-party (and omg! were there)