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Q: Как при использовании команды animateMotion избежать переворачивания объекта движения Я создал svg приложение в котором два объекта движутся по криволинейной траектории.
Жёлтый шарик при движении не переворачивается, так как имеет симметричную форму.
Балерина на определенных участках переворачиваются вниз головой.

  <svg version = "1.1"   xmlns = "http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"  xmlns:xlink = "http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"
      width="60%" height="60%"
     viewBox="0 0 300 200" >

<defs>

 <marker id="mark_path" viewBox="0 0 10 10" refX="1" refY="5"
        markerUnits="strokeWidth" orient="auto"
          markerWidth="4" markerHeight="3">
        <polyline points="0,0 10,5 0,10 1,5" fill="black" />
 </marker>

  <linearGradient id="grad1" x2="0%" y2="100%"
  spreadMethod="pad" >
  <stop offset="0%" stop-color="skyblue"/>
  <stop offset="90%" stop-color="white"/>
  <stop offset="100%" stop-color="yellowgreen"/>
</linearGradient>

  </defs>

   <rect x="0" y="0" width="100%" height="100%" fill="url(#grad1)" stroke="none" />

       <!-- Траектория движения -->

    <path id="t_path"  d="m28 30c16-18 51-12 72-1 35 18 34 79 66 96 32 17 79 24 102 0C291 102 295 43 266 25 194-19 112 177 38 136 7 118 4 56 28 30Z" marker-mid="url(#mark_path)" stroke="#c3c3c3" stroke-width="1" fill="none"   />

            <!-- Балерина -->
  <path id="balerina" transform="scale(0.08)  translate(-100 -200) " fill="darkblue"  d="M468 264c1 3 2 7 4 10 5 12 12 23 15 28s1 5 2 9c1 4 6 14 9 19 3 6 5 8 5 9 0 1-3 1-3 5s4 12 7 18 5 9 5 10c0 1-3 1-4 2 -2 2-3 5-5 7 -2 2-6 3-9 3 -3 0-6 0-8-1 -2-1-3-3-6-4 -2-1-5 0-8-2 -2-2-4-7-6-10 -2-3-5-4-7-6 -2-3-3-8-5-11 -2-3-5-5-7-8 -2-3-2-7-4-7 -1 0-3 4-5 10s-6 17-7 24 0 13-1 20c0 7-2 15-3 23 -1 8 0 16 2 30 2 14 5 34 9 49 3 14 6 23 7 32s0 19-2 28c-2 9-4 17-5 21s-2 5-4 6c-2 0-7 0-9-2 -2-2-1-6-1-12 0-6 0-15-2-21s-4-8-7-10c-3-3-6-5-8-9 -2-3-1-7 0-9 2-2 5-4 7-6 2-2 3-4 2-8 -1-3-2-8-7-17 -4-9-11-24-15-39s-3-32-4-45 0-21-1-35c-1-13-2-31-4-46 -1-15-3-28-4-36 -1-8-2-11-9-14 -7-4-20-8-36-14 -16-6-34-13-45-18 -12-6-17-10-24-15 -7-4-15-9-27-15 -11-6-26-15-37-20 -11-5-19-7-28-10 -9-3-21-8-31-13 -11-6-21-13-25-17s-2-6-1-8c2-2 3-3 9-3 6 0 17 3 27 7 10 4 20 9 26 13 6 4 9 6 12 8 4 2 9 5 22 8 13 3 33 8 47 13 14 5 22 12 29 16 7 4 13 5 25 7s33 3 41 3c9 0 7-1 6-3s-1-4-2-6c-1-2-4-4-5-6 -1-2-1-4-2-6s-4-5-5-8c-1-2-1-4-2-7s-3-5-4-7c-1-2 0-3-1-6 -1-2-2-6-2-9 0-3 1-6 2-8 0-3-1-5-1-7 1-2 3-4 6-4 2 0 5 1 6 1 1 0 2-2 3-3 2 0 4 1 6 1s3-1 5 1c2 2 6 6 9 8 2 3 3 4 4 4 1 0 1-1 2 0s3 5 6 8c2 4 4 7 5 8s1-1 2 0c1 1 4 4 6 8 3 4 5 7 7 9 2 1 2 1 4 2 2 1 4 5 8 10 1 1 2 3 3 4 2 0 2-4 1-8 -1-5-2-11-2-16 -1-6-1-11-1-15 0-4-1-7-3-9 -2-2-5-4-12-7 -7-3-16-6-23-8 -7-3-11-4-17-6 -6-1-15-3-24-6 -10-3-21-7-29-10 -8-3-13-4-17-3 -4 1-6 3-9 4 -3 1-7 1-10 1 -3 0-4 1-6 2s-3 0-4 0c-1 0-2-1-1-2 1-1 3-2 5-4 2-2 5-3 5-5 0-1-4-2-8-3 -5 0-11 1-15 2 -4 1-6 3-8 3 -2 1-4 1-5 0 -1-4 13-12 16-12 4-1 8-2 11-2 3-1 4-1 7 0 3 0 8 1 12 1s7 0 10 0c2 0 4 0 8 1 4 1 10 3 19 5s21 3 29 3c8 1 12 2 18 4 5 2 12 6 17 9 6 2 11 3 16 4s10-1 15 0c5 0 11 2 14 2 4 0 6 0 7-2 1-2 2-5 2-7 0-2-1-4-3-6 -2-2-6-3-11-6 -4-3-9-7-12-12 0-1-1-1-1-2l0 0c-3 1-6 0-8-1s-4-4-5-8c-1-4-1-10 1-14 2-4 5-7 8-8 3-1 5 0 7 2 0-1 1-1 1-2 4-4 9-7 13-9 4-2 8-2 13-3s8 0 13 1c4 1 8 4 11 7 2 3 3 6 4 9s4 4 6 5c2 1 4 2 4 3 0 1-2 3-3 4 -1 1-1 2 0 3s2 2 2 3c0 1 0 2 0 2s1 1 1 2c0 1 0 2 0 4 0 2 1 3 1 4 0 1 0 3-2 3 -2 1-7 2-10 4 -3 3-4 7-3 12 1 5 3 11 5 14 3 3 5 3 9 2 4-2 9-5 15-8 6-2 12-4 19-7 8-3 17-9 24-15 7-5 11-11 18-16s15-10 21-15c6-4 9-7 14-11 4-4 9-8 13-10 5-2 9-2 15-3 6 0 12-1 17-1 4 0 6-1 8-1 2 0 4 0 7 0 3 0 6 0 9 1 3 1 6 3 5 4 -1 1-4 0-11 0 -6 0-14 2-18 3 -4 1-2 2 0 4 2 1 6 3 7 4 1 1 1 2-1 2 -2 0-4 0-8-1 -4 0-10 0-15-1s-8-2-10-2 -3 1-5 2c-2 2-6 5-12 11 -6 6-15 15-22 22 -7 7-12 11-22 19 -10 8-25 18-35 25 -10 7-14 9-15 13 -1 4 1 9 1 18 0 9-3 22-8 34 -5 12-12 22-17 33 -6 11-11 21-13 32C469 262 468 263 468 264z" fill-rule="evenodd">
  <animateMotion  begin="startButton.mouseover+0.5s" end="stopTeal.mouseover"
   dur="12s" repeatCount="1"  fill="freeze" rotate="auto" restart="whenNotActive" >
   <mpath xlink:href="#t_path" />
 </animateMotion>
  </path>

    <!-- Жёлтый шар -->
<circle r="7" cx="2.5" cy="2.5" fill="yellow" stroke="green" >
  <animateMotion  begin="startButton.mouseover+0.25s" end="stopYellow.mouseover"
   dur="8s" repeatCount="2"  fill="freeze" restart="whenNotActive" >
   <mpath xlink:href="#t_path" />
 </animateMotion>
</circle>

 <!-- Кнопка`Start` -->
<g  id="startButton" transform="scale(0.7) translate(-20 -20)" >
 <rect  x="20" y="20" rx="3" ry="3" width="60" height="20" fill="deepskyblue" />
 <text  x="50" y="35" font-size="16" font-weight="bold" font-family="Arial" text-anchor="middle"
  fill="white" >Start</text>
</g>
   <!-- Группа кнопок стоп `Stop` -->
 <g transform="translate(95 -5)">
<g id="stop" fill-opacity="1" >
   <rect  x="180" y="150" rx="3" ry="3" width="20" height="40" fill="none" stroke-width="2px" stroke="#c3c3c3" />

  <g id="stopYellow" >
   <circle  r="6" cx="190" cy="160" fill="none" stroke="black"  />
   <circle  r="4" cx="190" cy="160" fill="yellow" stroke="orange"  />
  </g>
 <g id="stopTeal" >
  <circle r="6" cx="190" cy="180" fill="none" stroke="black"  />
  <circle  r="4" cx="190" cy="180" fill="darkblue" stroke="orange"  />
 </g>

</g>
 <text  x="170" y="170"  transform="rotate(-90 170,170)"
   font-size="18" font-weight="bold" font-family="serif" text-anchor="middle" fill="gray"  >Stop
 </text>
</g>
</svg>

Попробовал убрать в команде <animateMotion>атрибут rotate="auto"
Балерина перестала переворачиваться вниз головой, но на второй половине пути стала двигаться затылком, спиной вперед.

<svg version = "1.1"   xmlns = "http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"  xmlns:xlink = "http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"
      width="60%" height="60%"
     viewBox="0 0 300 200" >

<defs>

 <marker id="mark_path" viewBox="0 0 10 10" refX="1" refY="5"
        markerUnits="strokeWidth" orient="auto"
          markerWidth="4" markerHeight="3">
        <polyline points="0,0 10,5 0,10 1,5" fill="black" />
 </marker>

  <linearGradient id="grad1" x2="0%" y2="100%"
  spreadMethod="pad" >
  <stop offset="0%" stop-color="skyblue"/>
  <stop offset="90%" stop-color="white"/>
  <stop offset="100%" stop-color="yellowgreen"/>
</linearGradient>

  </defs>

   <rect x="0" y="0" width="100%" height="100%" fill="url(#grad1)" stroke="none" />

       <!-- Траектория движения -->

    <path id="t_path"  d="m28 30c16-18 51-12 72-1 35 18 34 79 66 96 32 17 79 24 102 0C291 102 295 43 266 25 194-19 112 177 38 136 7 118 4 56 28 30Z" marker-mid="url(#mark_path)" stroke="#c3c3c3" stroke-width="1" fill="none"   />

            <!-- Балерина -->
  <path id="balerina" transform="scale(0.08)  translate(-100 -200) " fill="darkblue"  d="M468 264c1 3 2 7 4 10 5 12 12 23 15 28s1 5 2 9c1 4 6 14 9 19 3 6 5 8 5 9 0 1-3 1-3 5s4 12 7 18 5 9 5 10c0 1-3 1-4 2 -2 2-3 5-5 7 -2 2-6 3-9 3 -3 0-6 0-8-1 -2-1-3-3-6-4 -2-1-5 0-8-2 -2-2-4-7-6-10 -2-3-5-4-7-6 -2-3-3-8-5-11 -2-3-5-5-7-8 -2-3-2-7-4-7 -1 0-3 4-5 10s-6 17-7 24 0 13-1 20c0 7-2 15-3 23 -1 8 0 16 2 30 2 14 5 34 9 49 3 14 6 23 7 32s0 19-2 28c-2 9-4 17-5 21s-2 5-4 6c-2 0-7 0-9-2 -2-2-1-6-1-12 0-6 0-15-2-21s-4-8-7-10c-3-3-6-5-8-9 -2-3-1-7 0-9 2-2 5-4 7-6 2-2 3-4 2-8 -1-3-2-8-7-17 -4-9-11-24-15-39s-3-32-4-45 0-21-1-35c-1-13-2-31-4-46 -1-15-3-28-4-36 -1-8-2-11-9-14 -7-4-20-8-36-14 -16-6-34-13-45-18 -12-6-17-10-24-15 -7-4-15-9-27-15 -11-6-26-15-37-20 -11-5-19-7-28-10 -9-3-21-8-31-13 -11-6-21-13-25-17s-2-6-1-8c2-2 3-3 9-3 6 0 17 3 27 7 10 4 20 9 26 13 6 4 9 6 12 8 4 2 9 5 22 8 13 3 33 8 47 13 14 5 22 12 29 16 7 4 13 5 25 7s33 3 41 3c9 0 7-1 6-3s-1-4-2-6c-1-2-4-4-5-6 -1-2-1-4-2-6s-4-5-5-8c-1-2-1-4-2-7s-3-5-4-7c-1-2 0-3-1-6 -1-2-2-6-2-9 0-3 1-6 2-8 0-3-1-5-1-7 1-2 3-4 6-4 2 0 5 1 6 1 1 0 2-2 3-3 2 0 4 1 6 1s3-1 5 1c2 2 6 6 9 8 2 3 3 4 4 4 1 0 1-1 2 0s3 5 6 8c2 4 4 7 5 8s1-1 2 0c1 1 4 4 6 8 3 4 5 7 7 9 2 1 2 1 4 2 2 1 4 5 8 10 1 1 2 3 3 4 2 0 2-4 1-8 -1-5-2-11-2-16 -1-6-1-11-1-15 0-4-1-7-3-9 -2-2-5-4-12-7 -7-3-16-6-23-8 -7-3-11-4-17-6 -6-1-15-3-24-6 -10-3-21-7-29-10 -8-3-13-4-17-3 -4 1-6 3-9 4 -3 1-7 1-10 1 -3 0-4 1-6 2s-3 0-4 0c-1 0-2-1-1-2 1-1 3-2 5-4 2-2 5-3 5-5 0-1-4-2-8-3 -5 0-11 1-15 2 -4 1-6 3-8 3 -2 1-4 1-5 0 -1-4 13-12 16-12 4-1 8-2 11-2 3-1 4-1 7 0 3 0 8 1 12 1s7 0 10 0c2 0 4 0 8 1 4 1 10 3 19 5s21 3 29 3c8 1 12 2 18 4 5 2 12 6 17 9 6 2 11 3 16 4s10-1 15 0c5 0 11 2 14 2 4 0 6 0 7-2 1-2 2-5 2-7 0-2-1-4-3-6 -2-2-6-3-11-6 -4-3-9-7-12-12 0-1-1-1-1-2l0 0c-3 1-6 0-8-1s-4-4-5-8c-1-4-1-10 1-14 2-4 5-7 8-8 3-1 5 0 7 2 0-1 1-1 1-2 4-4 9-7 13-9 4-2 8-2 13-3s8 0 13 1c4 1 8 4 11 7 2 3 3 6 4 9s4 4 6 5c2 1 4 2 4 3 0 1-2 3-3 4 -1 1-1 2 0 3s2 2 2 3c0 1 0 2 0 2s1 1 1 2c0 1 0 2 0 4 0 2 1 3 1 4 0 1 0 3-2 3 -2 1-7 2-10 4 -3 3-4 7-3 12 1 5 3 11 5 14 3 3 5 3 9 2 4-2 9-5 15-8 6-2 12-4 19-7 8-3 17-9 24-15 7-5 11-11 18-16s15-10 21-15c6-4 9-7 14-11 4-4 9-8 13-10 5-2 9-2 15-3 6 0 12-1 17-1 4 0 6-1 8-1 2 0 4 0 7 0 3 0 6 0 9 1 3 1 6 3 5 4 -1 1-4 0-11 0 -6 0-14 2-18 3 -4 1-2 2 0 4 2 1 6 3 7 4 1 1 1 2-1 2 -2 0-4 0-8-1 -4 0-10 0-15-1s-8-2-10-2 -3 1-5 2c-2 2-6 5-12 11 -6 6-15 15-22 22 -7 7-12 11-22 19 -10 8-25 18-35 25 -10 7-14 9-15 13 -1 4 1 9 1 18 0 9-3 22-8 34 -5 12-12 22-17 33 -6 11-11 21-13 32C469 262 468 263 468 264z" fill-rule="evenodd">
  <animateMotion  begin="startButton.mouseover+0.5s" end="stopTeal.mouseover"
   dur="12s" repeatCount="3"  fill="freeze"  restart="whenNotActive" >
   <mpath xlink:href="#t_path" />
 </animateMotion>
  </path>

    <!-- Жёлтый шар -->
<circle r="7" cx="2.5" cy="2.5" fill="yellow" stroke="green" >
  <animateMotion  begin="startButton.mouseover+0.25s" end="stopYellow.mouseover"
   dur="8s" repeatCount="1"  fill="freeze" restart="whenNotActive" >
   <mpath xlink:href="#t_path" />
 </animateMotion>
</circle>

 <!-- Кнопка`Start` -->
<g  id="startButton" transform="scale(0.7) translate(-20 -20)" >
 <rect  x="20" y="20" rx="3" ry="3" width="60" height="20" fill="deepskyblue" />
 <text  x="50" y="35" font-size="16" font-weight="bold" font-family="Arial" text-anchor="middle"
  fill="white" >Start</text>
</g>
   <!-- Группа кнопок стоп `Stop` -->
 <g transform="translate(95 -5)">
<g id="stop" fill-opacity="1" >
   <rect  x="180" y="150" rx="3" ry="3" width="20" height="40" fill="none" stroke-width="2px" stroke="#c3c3c3" />

  <g id="stopYellow" >
   <circle  r="6" cx="190" cy="160" fill="none" stroke="black"  />
   <circle  r="4" cx="190" cy="160" fill="yellow" stroke="orange"  />
  </g>
 <g id="stopTeal" >
  <circle r="6" cx="190" cy="180" fill="none" stroke="black"  />
  <circle  r="4" cx="190" cy="180" fill="darkblue" stroke="orange"  />
 </g>

</g>
 <text  x="170" y="170"  transform="rotate(-90 170,170)"
   font-size="18" font-weight="bold" font-family="serif" text-anchor="middle" fill="gray"  >Stop
 </text>
</g>

Как сделать так, чтобы во второй половине пути балерина не переворачивалась и смотрела налево.
Свободный перевод вопроса As when using the animateMotion command, avoid turning the object moving от участника  @Alexandr_TT.

A:
Как сделать так, чтобы во второй половине пути балерина не
  переворачивалась и смотрела налево.

Для этого я использую animateTransform type = "scale" и calcMode = "discrete". Масштаб - scale( -0.08,0.08) используется для переворота танцора.
Для плавности поворота используется keyTimes и calcMode="linear"

   <meta charset="utf-8">
   <svg version = "1.1"   xmlns = "http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"  xmlns:xlink = "http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"
      width="60%" height="60%"
     viewBox="0 0 300 200" >

<defs>

 <marker id="mark_path" viewBox="0 0 10 10" refX="1" refY="5"
        markerUnits="strokeWidth" orient="auto"
          markerWidth="4" markerHeight="3">
        <polyline points="0,0 10,5 0,10 1,5" fill="black" />
 </marker>

  <linearGradient id="grad1" x2="0%" y2="100%"
  spreadMethod="pad" >
  <stop offset="0%" stop-color="skyblue"/>
  <stop offset="90%" stop-color="white"/>
  <stop offset="100%" stop-color="yellowgreen"/>
</linearGradient>

  </defs>

   <rect x="0" y="0" width="100%" height="100%" fill="url(#grad1)" stroke="none" />

       <!-- Траектория движения -->

    <path id="t_path"  d="m28 30c16-18 51-12 72-1 35 18 34 79 66 96 32 17 79 24 102 0C291 102 295 43 266 25 194-19 112 177 38 136 7 118 4 56 28 30Z" marker-mid="url(#mark_path)" stroke="#c3c3c3" stroke-width="1" fill="none"   />

            <!-- Балерина -->
  <path id="balerina" transform="scale(0.08)" fill="darkblue"  d="M126.4,-43.5c1 3 2 7 4 10 5 12 12 23 15 28s1 5 2 9c1 4 6 14 9 19 3 6 5 8 5 9 0 1-3 1-3 5s4 12 7 18 5 9 5 10c0 1-3 1-4 2 -2 2-3 5-5 7 -2 2-6 3-9 3 -3 0-6 0-8-1 -2-1-3-3-6-4 -2-1-5 0-8-2 -2-2-4-7-6-10 -2-3-5-4-7-6 -2-3-3-8-5-11 -2-3-5-5-7-8 -2-3-2-7-4-7 -1 0-3 4-5 10s-6 17-7 24 0 13-1 20c0 7-2 15-3 23 -1 8 0 16 2 30 2 14 5 34 9 49 3 14 6 23 7 32s0 19-2 28c-2 9-4 17-5 21s-2 5-4 6c-2 0-7 0-9-2 -2-2-1-6-1-12 0-6 0-15-2-21s-4-8-7-10c-3-3-6-5-8-9 -2-3-1-7 0-9 2-2 5-4 7-6 2-2 3-4 2-8 -1-3-2-8-7-17 -4-9-11-24-15-39s-3-32-4-45 0-21-1-35c-1-13-2-31-4-46 -1-15-3-28-4-36 -1-8-2-11-9-14 -7-4-20-8-36-14 -16-6-34-13-45-18 -12-6-17-10-24-15 -7-4-15-9-27-15 -11-6-26-15-37-20 -11-5-19-7-28-10 -9-3-21-8-31-13 -11-6-21-13-25-17s-2-6-1-8c2-2 3-3 9-3 6 0 17 3 27 7 10 4 20 9 26 13 6 4 9 6 12 8 4 2 9 5 22 8 13 3 33 8 47 13 14 5 22 12 29 16 7 4 13 5 25 7s33 3 41 3c9 0 7-1 6-3s-1-4-2-6c-1-2-4-4-5-6 -1-2-1-4-2-6s-4-5-5-8c-1-2-1-4-2-7s-3-5-4-7c-1-2 0-3-1-6 -1-2-2-6-2-9 0-3 1-6 2-8 0-3-1-5-1-7 1-2 3-4 6-4 2 0 5 1 6 1 1 0 2-2 3-3 2 0 4 1 6 1s3-1 5 1c2 2 6 6 9 8 2 3 3 4 4 4 1 0 1-1 2 0s3 5 6 8c2 4 4 7 5 8s1-1 2 0c1 1 4 4 6 8 3 4 5 7 7 9 2 1 2 1 4 2 2 1 4 5 8 10 1 1 2 3 3 4 2 0 2-4 1-8 -1-5-2-11-2-16 -1-6-1-11-1-15 0-4-1-7-3-9 -2-2-5-4-12-7 -7-3-16-6-23-8 -7-3-11-4-17-6 -6-1-15-3-24-6 -10-3-21-7-29-10 -8-3-13-4-17-3 -4 1-6 3-9 4 -3 1-7 1-10 1 -3 0-4 1-6 2s-3 0-4 0c-1 0-2-1-1-2 1-1 3-2 5-4 2-2 5-3 5-5 0-1-4-2-8-3 -5 0-11 1-15 2 -4 1-6 3-8 3 -2 1-4 1-5 0 -1-4 13-12 16-12 4-1 8-2 11-2 3-1 4-1 7 0 3 0 8 1 12 1s7 0 10 0c2 0 4 0 8 1 4 1 10 3 19 5s21 3 29 3c8 1 12 2 18 4 5 2 12 6 17 9 6 2 11 3 16 4s10-1 15 0c5 0 11 2 14 2 4 0 6 0 7-2 1-2 2-5 2-7 0-2-1-4-3-6 -2-2-6-3-11-6 -4-3-9-7-12-12 0-1-1-1-1-2l0 0c-3 1-6 0-8-1s-4-4-5-8c-1-4-1-10 1-14 2-4 5-7 8-8 3-1 5 0 7 2 0-1 1-1 1-2 4-4 9-7 13-9 4-2 8-2 13-3s8 0 13 1c4 1 8 4 11 7 2 3 3 6 4 9s4 4 6 5c2 1 4 2 4 3 0 1-2 3-3 4 -1 1-1 2 0 3s2 2 2 3c0 1 0 2 0 2s1 1 1 2c0 1 0 2 0 4 0 2 1 3 1 4 0 1 0 3-2 3 -2 1-7 2-10 4 -3 3-4 7-3 12 1 5 3 11 5 14 3 3 5 3 9 2 4-2 9-5 15-8 6-2 12-4 19-7 8-3 17-9 24-15 7-5 11-11 18-16s15-10 21-15c6-4 9-7 14-11 4-4 9-8 13-10 5-2 9-2 15-3 6 0 12-1 17-1 4 0 6-1 8-1 2 0 4 0 7 0 3 0 6 0 9 1 3 1 6 3 5 4 -1 1-4 0-11 0 -6 0-14 2-18 3 -4 1-2 2 0 4 2 1 6 3 7 4 1 1 1 2-1 2 -2 0-4 0-8-1 -4 0-10 0-15-1s-8-2-10-2 -3 1-5 2c-2 2-6 5-12 11 -6 6-15 15-22 22 -7 7-12 11-22 19 -10 8-25 18-35 25 -10 7-14 9-15 13 -1 4 1 9 1 18 0 9-3 22-8 34 -5 12-12 22-17 33 -6 11-11 21-13 32C127.4,-45.5,126.4,-44.5,126.4,-43.5z" fill-rule="evenodd">
  <animateMotion  begin="startButton.mouseover+0.5s" end="stopTeal.mouseover"
   dur="12s" repeatCount="3"  fill="freeze" restart="whenNotActive" >
   <mpath xlink:href="#t_path" />
 </animateMotion>

     <animateTransform attributeType="XML" attributeName="transform" type="scale" values="0.08,0.08;
        0.08,0.08;
        -0.08,0.08;
        -0.08,0.08;
        0.08,0.08;"
keyTimes= "0;
           0.45;
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Purdue University. Council on the Status of Women
The Council on the Status of Women was founded at Purdue in 1988 to provide a space for women faculty and staff to network and advocate for women's rights at the university. The Council was also instrumental in the founding of the Women's Resource Center at Purdue.
During the Council's tenure, they worked for the equal status and rights of women and other minorities at Purdue. They provided input for job searches for positions related to these goals and for the development of the Women's Resource Center and Office for Diversity. In addition to the many programs and presentations they sponsored, the Council also sponsored a mentorship program for junior faculty and several important studies and reports. These studies included several reports on the overall status of women at Purdue, work and family reports, and flexible scheduling and work-life balance studies. They also advocated on behalf of Myra Mason and her Lilly Report on Diversity. In addition, the Council played an important role in facilitating the change of university policies on birth control, same sex partnerships and benefits, child and elder care, and work-life balance related benefits.
The group is perhaps best known, however, for its institution of and sponsorship of the Violet Haas Award, which honors an individual (usually a woman) affiliated with the university who has worked for women's rights. The Violet Haas Award continues as a legacy of the Council in spite of the group's dissolution in 2011.
MSP 49 Council on the Status of Women records
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Council on the Status of Women records
Identifier: MSP 49
Overview The collection includes meeting minutes, correspondence, handouts, newspaper clippings, and electronic media that document the Council on the Status of Women and its activities.
Found in: Purdue University Archives and Special Collections / Council on the Status of Women records
Linda Levy Peck papers
Overview The collection contains papers related to the career and various publications of Dr. Linda Levy Peck, a former History Professor at Purdue.
Found in: Purdue University Archives and Special Collections / Linda Levy Peck papers
Purdue University, 1966 - 1991
Identifier: MSF 529, Series 1, Sub-series 5
Scope and Contents This sub-series contains materials relating to Peck's involvement with the development of a new curriculum in the CLA, her service to the university senate, and the "Purdue Manuscript."It also contains materials pertaining to Dr. Peck's involvement in women's organizations and women's rights at Purdue. It includes papers relating to the Purdue Women's Caucus, the Council on the Status of Women, the Women's Studies Program, proposed Women's Center, women in the Grad School, the...
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Luis Fabiano was officially sold last night to his former club, São Paolo, for 7.6 million euros (or 13 million if you believe Marca). The only number that matters in this tribute, however, is 106. That's 5th all-time for a goalscorer at Sevilla.
I've been griping about him just as much as anyone lately, with his insistence on going to the ground too easily, the frequent losses of possession while auditioning his skills calamitously into four defenders, and of course the constant "to leave or not to leave" monologue. But now is time to remember.
I was in the basement of my dorm room, watching in the salón on a small TV. Several of us crammed together there to view the final between Sevilla and Middlesbrough. It was May of 2006, and I was studying abroad in Sevilla. I am not certain, but it seems to me that several Betis fans were in attendance, probably curious to see if Sevilla would eclipse them for good as the city's most successful team. I remember thinking, as the cross left Alves's boot, that he was much too far out to be crossing the ball and that it must be a shot. I was behind a few people who jumped up in the air, but it wasn't necessary to have seen the goal go into the net. No one needed to tell me that we'd just gone up 1-0 in our club's most historic match to date.
The rest of the story is familiar: goals by Enzo Maresca and Freddi Kanouté finished what Luis Fabiano started. I still remember that goal as being so audacious. How? How with such speed from such an odd angle? It was as if they had found a new pattern of geometry and physics. The joyous face from that moment has faded in time, and I think we'd all agree it's time for him to move on. I hope that I'll always remember LuFa in his joy and triumph at Sevilla. He belongs up with the greats in the club's narrative. So long, O'Fabuloso.


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Sir Elton John struck down by 'potentially deadly' infection
The star is forced to cancel a string of US dates after he becomes "violently ill" from an infection while flying back from Chile.
By Philip Whiteside, News Reporter
Tuesday 25 April 2017 03:50, UK
Image: Sir Elton John at his 70th birthday party
Sir Elton John has been forced to cancel a series of live shows after spending time in intensive care.
The singer was struck down with a "potentially deadly" bacterial infection that forced him to spend two nights being supported by specialist hospital equipment.
The 70-year-old contracted the infection during his recent tour of South America.
He was "violently ill" during a flight back to the UK from Santiago, Chile, and was admitted to hospital as soon as he arrived in his home country.
He then spent an extended stay in hospital before being released on Saturday, 22 April.
Sir Elton was allowed to return home but has been forced to cancel the May and April dates of his Las Vegas residency.
A statement said: "We regret to inform you that due to medical reasons, Elton John is forced to cancel his entire performance schedule for the upcoming April/May run of The Million Dollar Piano at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace.
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"Elton is also cancelling his scheduled performance for Bakersfield, California for Saturday 6 May.
"Infections of this nature are rare and potentially deadly. Thankfully, Elton's medical team identified this quickly and treated it successfully. He is expected to make a full and complete recovery."
Sir Elton said on Twitter that he was "wrapping up the South American" tour on 15 April, and was expecting to be at Caesar's Palace in Vegas later that month.
He had recovered sufficiently by 19 April to send an Instagram message to Prince Harry on the day the interview was released in which the Royal admitted receiving counselling.
The statement released by his team said he is "comfortably resting at home per doctors advice" but would be returning to his schedule of live performances in Twickenham, southwest London, on 3 June.
The star said: "I am so fortunate to have the most incredible and loyal fans and apologise for disappointing them.
"I am extremely grateful to the medical team for their excellence in looking after me so well."


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BritainOct 27th 2001 edition
Mobile phones and crime
Crime waves
Mobile phones are bad for crime figures
AS MANY a jealous lover has discovered, mobile phones are a useful tool for adulterers. But they also have attractions for more serious offenders. Mobile phones are changing the ecology of crime, to the alarm of police and politicians.
The most obvious criminal implication of mobile phones is that an awful lot of them get stolen. Figures released last week by the Metropolitan Police revealed that there was a 31.4% increase in street robberies and snatch thefts in the first six months of this year (see chart). Half of all those offences involved a mobile phone, and in two-thirds of those, the phone was the only thing stolen. Such phone robberies in London have quadrupled in two years. The national picture is similar: overall crime is falling, but robbery and theft from the person are rocketing, driven in part by the fad for pinching phones.
The Home Office is understandably worried about this boom, and has got together with the police and the industry to try to solve it. A technique used by Dutch police known as "SMS bombing", whereby a relentless barrage of reproachful messages is sent to stolen handsets, is not viable in Britain. Accounts registered to stolen phones can be barred, but the handsets themselves may still be valuable. John Cross, head of security at BT Cellnet, says the industry is hoping to develop a way to put stolen phones out of action. Even that might not solve the problem, since many phones are stolen by teenagers and then simply thrown away.
But the threat posed by mobile phone technology is graver even than the potential frustration of the government's pledges on crime. The National Criminal Intelligence Service has highlighted the use of mobile phones in organised crime. Pay-as-you-go phones, in particular, have the obvious advantage to criminals of being untraceable.
On the other hand, phone data can be used to establish the whereabouts of suspects. At the moment the results are only approximate, but they will be much less so when third generation mobile phones arrive. Libertarians worry that this technology, and newly acquired government surveillance powers, could compromise civil liberties."You might as well be carrying a tracking device", says Caspar Bowden, of the Foundation for Information Policy Research. But whilst gathering such data might be intrusive, it is unlikely to be of much use in court. The men suspected of the Omagh bombing rebuffed mobile phone evidence, claiming that their phones had been lost or borrowed.
Likewise, the spontaneous acts of citizenship that mobile phones facilitate can do as much harm as good. Jock Young, a criminologist at Middlesex University, says that like the invention of the telephone, the advent of mobiles has enabled people to report some crimes when previously they wouldn't have considered it worthwhile. They can be used to summon help from remote locations. But they also have the capacity, says Barry Irving of the Police Foundation, a think-tank, to emasculate the emergency system, because of too many people witnessing the same event and reaching for their phones. Every new technology creates winners and losers. In the case of mobile phones, it's the police who appear to be losing.
This article appeared in the Britain section of the print edition under the headline "Crime waves"
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Band gets payout from drinks giant
metrowebukmetroTuesday 23 Jan 2007 10:45 am
7 Seconds Of Love and Coca Cola have settled out of court
An unsigned British band has received an out-of-court financial settlement from Coca Cola following a plagiarism row with the drinks giant.
London-based Ska band 7 Seconds Of Love had threatened legal action over similarities between a drink advert, aired in Argentina, and its online track Ninja.
The ad resembled the animated video which accompanied the band's online track Ninja, while the soundtrack had similarities to the song.
The band's video was released on websites such as MySpace and YouTube.
It was created by lead singer Joel Veitch, 32, a freelance animator.
He said at the time: "We'd heard about a Ninja-style Coke TV ad from fans in Argentina. Some people believed we must have made it.
"When they put the campaign online and we saw it for the first time we just couldn't believe the resemblance.
"It's not just the music, but the visual style too – our collective jaws dropped…. We're just a bunch of blokes from London. They're the biggest brand in the world."
He said today: "It's hugely useful to get this settlement from Coca Cola to support our activities as a band."
The settlement also includes a payout to two charities the band support, Tommy's and Sands, the Stillbirth and Neonatal Death Society.
A Coca Cola spokesperson said: "The Coca Cola Company has a long history of working with some of the best artists around the world.
"The creative talent of 7 Seconds Of Love is quite evident and we wish them all the best in their musical endeavours."
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Dec. 17, 2014 — The access road to the Hope Canal boat launch on Maurepas Swamp Wildlife Management Area in St. John the Baptist Parish has reopened.
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries had closed the road Dec. 14 for bridge repairs. Repairs to the bridge were completed by the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development.
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ATM Modernization, Business & GA, Commercial
Q&A: Alex Hendriks
By George Marsh | December 1, 2005
RNAV/RNP: Eurocontrol's Vision
Europe, with its multiple states, diverse airspace and projected 6 percent annual growth in air traffic, poses a difficult air traffic management (ATM) challenge. Eurocontrol, the senior body charged with meeting the challenge, certainly in terms of en-route airspace, believes that RNP/RNAV (required navigation performance/area navigation) is the way ahead. Avionics Magazine questioned Alex Hendriks, Eurocontrol's head of airspace, flow management and navigation, about Europe's implementation plans. As an air traffic controller with 20 years' experience, as well as a qualified commercial pilot, Hendriks is well qualified to answer.
Avionics: There are diverse definitions of RNP and what it means. What is your understanding?
Hendriks: You are right, and the uncertainty this has caused has led us to avoid using the term recently. Fortunately, there is much work under way, sponsored by ICAO [International Civil Aviation Organization], which is coming to consensus. We are comfortable with the general understanding arising from these discussions that everything is RNAV and that RNP is "RNAV plus extras." Those extras are primarily containment, integrity and continuity.
Avionics: What do you mean by containment?
Hendriks: This refers to certain limits around the intended trajectory within which an aircraft would be contained by virtue of the technology used. In relation to RNAV performance, 95 percent containment is quoted: the aircraft would be contained within the stated limits for 95 percent of the time. For RNP there is a requirement that the systems should give an alert if the trajectory strays outside of 2xRNP limits. To ensure that a timely warning is given, the alerting system must be of very high integrity, with a not more than one in 100,000 chance of failure.
Avionics: Europe was first to mandate RNAV equipment. What benefits have followed?
Hendriks: RNAV has enabled us to substantially redesign European airspace, giving us new and optimum routes and reducing previous reliance on fixed routes defined by VOR and NDB ground aids. That, together with reduced vertical separation minima [RVSM], has given us an overall 10 to 15 percent increase in en-route capacity across Europe, with up to 30 percent in some areas. This will suffice for the present, but given predicted traffic growth averaging 6 percent per annum, we constantly have to look ahead to what new measures may be needed.
Avionics: Is air travel in Europe at risk from future capacity constraints?
Hendriks: En-route capacity is probably adequate now for the next few years. Constraints will first be felt around airports. And while we can support states and airport authorities in increasing airspace and runway capacity, there are many factors outside Eurocontrol's influence. It's hard to predict what may happen, as much will depend on community and environmental pressures.
However, something that affects us all is the tendency we see for aircraft numbers to grow faster than passenger numbers. This is due to growth of the low cost operators and a trend away from hubs towards more direct routes between regional airports, flown by smaller aircraft. These pressures may be exacerbated by the appearance of very light jets [VLJs], especially if these wish to make use of major airports, as well as smaller regional ones. We're OK with these developments--we're keen to give the traveling public what it wants--but there will be repercussions for ATM.
Avionics: Are there alternatives?
Hendriks: We believe that RNAV is not in question and that, for the future, there is no real alternative to GNSS [Global Navigation Satellite System], suitably backed up, probably by DME. The main questions now are around phasing: how quickly and in what stages do we implement RNP, when and to what degree we can dispense with existing ground aids, and when, if at all, equipment mandates are appropriate, etc. The time scale is driven more by considerations of cost-benefit rather than technology. However, environmental and political factors can impact the decisions.
Avionics: U.S., European and Asia-Pacific approaches to future air navigation differ. Are present harmonization efforts sufficient?
Hendriks: There will always be some differences in emphasis because, for instance, the U.S. has a far larger GA [general aviation] community than Europe, and Asia-Pacific has a less developed radar environment than either. Broadly, however, and thanks to harmonization efforts over the last few years, there has been substantial convergence, certainly between Europe and the USA. There's now a common direction and momentum, such that the differences between us [Europe and the United States] are now minor. And if we get things right, Asia-Pacific and other regions will wish to follow suit.
One sign of convergence is that agreement has become likely that efforts should focus on RNAV1 capability initially. Although equipment manufacturers can better this by a large margin, the 1-mile standard moves us forward without barring operators of legacy equipment and can probably win general support.
Avionics: Why is there a mismatch between airborne and ground capability?
Hendriks: Airborne capability is way ahead of ground capability for three reasons:
Aircraft manufacturers have spearheaded new technology in their latest-generation jets;
Operators welcome technologies that promise operating cost reductions and are prepared to invest in them; and
The airborne side benefits from economies of scale--after all, there are thousands of A320s and B737s--whereas, on the ground, there are fewer installations and every state wants a different, bespoke, ATC [air traffic control] system. That's why we [at Eurocontrol] are pushing for common operational concepts and equipment functionality.
Avionics: How can we achieve efficiency without penalizing operators of older aircraft? What role should mandates play?
Hendriks: Clearly the fact that ATC may be dealing with up to five generations of equipment on aircraft is an issue. It may not be possible to treat all equally while maximizing overall capacity. We want to facilitate airspace use by aircraft not equipped for RNAV/RNP for as long as possible. But there comes a point at which a small percentage of unequipped aircraft can prevent progress for the majority who are equipped. Our approach is to encourage equipage and avoid having to mandate until absolutely necessary. Perhaps if 60 percent are fitted, you don't mandate, but once 80 percent are compliant and the solutions have been shown to meet cost-benefit criteria, it might be necessary. Eventually, one might have to say, "Sorry, you must equip to a specified navigational standard or you can't be accommodated in certain airspace."
Avionics: What about state aircraft, including military?
Hendriks: State aircraft are treated differently from civil aviation. They have not been required to conform with the RNAV or RVSM requirements. With previous implementations, our studies showed we could accommodate some 2 to 3 percent of noncompliant aircraft without detriment to system operation overall. However, if the proportion becomes significantly higher, the promised benefits fail to materialize. While the military is exempt, they do not want restrictions on their operations and have been proactive in equipping their transport aircraft to meet the ECAC [European Civil Aviation Conference] requirements. (It is frequently not possible to equip combat aircraft.) Within Eurocontrol we are developing ways to integrate civil and military aircraft operations within shared airspace.
Avionics: And unmanned air vehicles [UAVs]?
Hendriks: There's no way around it: ground controllers will have to be able to treat sizable unmanned aircraft just as if they were manned. This means that UAVs must meet ICAO criteria for sense and avoid, see and be seen communications, etc. We believe this is achievable. In fact, I hazard a guess that within 20 years unmanned aircraft may be flying, say, the North Atlantic.
Avionics: What are the repercussions for general aviation [GA]?
Hendriks: GA is not a uniform category. Corporate operators, for example, keen to have unrestricted airspace access, can be in the vanguard when it comes to investing in enabling technology. Recreational aviators, on the other hand, may be content to stay out of the system, or be treated on an exceptional basis, and therefore will not need sophisticated navigational fits.
Avionics: Are you happy with ICAO's harmonization efforts and approach to common operational requirements?
Hendriks: Broadly, yes. We are comfortable with their definition of RNP and think it should clarify matters. We also welcome guidance over common operational requirements, though we wonder whether this will be definitive enough. We note the difficulties organizations like ICAO have in trying to find solutions that are acceptable to everyone and the fact that they are subject to political pressures.
Avionics: Are we over-reliant on GNSS?
Hendriks: Yes, we are very concerned, given the weakness of the signals and their vulnerability to jamming, and to a lesser extent, spoofing. Current augmentations still rely on the space segment and are therefore just as vulnerable. Although the advent of dual frequency and other features with GPS and Galileo will make GNSS more robust, we do not envisage sole source navigation based on GNSS becoming viable in the foreseeable future for all phases of flight. There will have to be ground-based backups. For RNAV en-route and in terminal airspace we prefer DME/DME because the infrastructure is already there and thousands of transport aircraft use it. The issue of drift with inertial systems means we would not want to rely on INS [inertial navigation systems] fully, while LORAN would mean having to revitalize the infrastructure for that system and produce the necessary multimode receivers. For GA, we'll have to keep VOR, at least for now. For landing, ILS is there, is reliable, affordable and will stay for the foreseeable future, possibly complemented by MLS [microwave landing systems] in certain situations.
Avionics: How quickly can the present infrastructure be dispensed with?
Hendriks: NDBs could virtually go today, except that we still have nonprecision approaches based on them. We think we can resolve this issue. We'll probably have to hang on to VOR for another 10 to 15 years because DME/DME--retained as a backup to GNSS--is not suitable for GA. We don't see RNP replacing ILS, as we think there will always be a need for an independent landing system. ILS has an affordable infrastructure and is unlikely to be superseded by satellite landing systems or enhanced vision systems for a long time. We think radar is here to stay, despite dependent surveillance. ADS [automatic dependent surveillance] will probably make inroads, but there is always the risk that transponders may fail or not be turned on, so an independent means of surveillance will still be needed.
Avionics: How quickly can RNAV/RNP be implemented in Europe vs. the U.S.?
Hendriks: On neither side of the Atlantic is there much confidence that a full RNP environment can be achieved before about 2015. There are certain functionalities that have yet to be delivered, such as fixed-radius turns en-route, which we see as being needed before our airspace colleagues can develop more new routes.
By 2015 the RNAV/RNP functionality needed to achieve the required level of two-dimensional navigation will have been achieved. A start will have been made in the integration of vertical navigation capability into an ATM environment in a manner that can achieve efficiency and capacity gains. The main future challenge will be bringing in the fourth dimension, time. In terms of the latter, we need more clarity about what time concepts are most appropriate, for example, "lozenge in space" or basing trajectories on times of arrival [TOAs]. Realistically, it will be a further 10 years before we see fully functional 4D navigation, supported by advanced flight management systems in the air and controller support tools on the ground. Nevertheless, by 2025, 4D RNAV/RNP should be greatly easing the workload of controllers and enhancing their efficiency.
It should be possible to start transforming terminal area operations with RNAV/RNP well before then, however. From about 2010 we'll see more and more approach, missed approach and other RNAV TMA [terminal area] procedures published, with increasing numbers of aircraft using them. Fully transforming the TMA picture will require 3D and 4D RNP, and this will follow as it becomes available for en-route.
Avionics: Will responsibility for trajectories and separations ever pass to pilots?
Hendriks: In reality, we see limited scope for responsibility to pass to the pilots except perhaps those who are crossing oceans with 25-mile separations. For denser traffic environments an airborne separation assurance tool would be desirable, but much more than this seems problematic. Even if all the necessary surveillance and intention information could be fed to the flight deck and even if the pilots could interpret that information rapidly and reliably enough, it would be extremely difficult to maintain a tight control loop from the flight deck. Airborne control might work for part of the time, but what happens when you take failure modes into account, especially when separations have been further reduced? How, in the absence of ground controllers, can you organize related ground operations, such as push-back and sequencing onto runways? Even if systems were to become smart enough, meeting integrity criteria would probably require triplex, or maybe quadruplex systems with prohibitive expense.
We think an element of ground control will remain necessary. This should still allow, however, for a more dynamic ATC environment in which pilots can negotiate more favorable routings and other changes, as flight circumstances alter. Air traffic control might, indeed, become less prescriptive and more a two-way, air-ground collaboration.
Avionics: Finally, what is your vision for the future of RNAV/RNP?
Hendriks: It's different from what it was a few years ago. While we never saw it as a panacea, we thought it could perhaps replace more present infrastructure and practices than now seems likely. Nevertheless, we do have great faith in it and understand that, realistically, it's the only show in town. Our vision is that by 2025 a very differently structured airspace, built around a high level of 4D RNP, will accommodate about two to three times as many aircraft as we see today, with safety levels at least equal to and hopefully greater than now.
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A Short Rant About the State of the MMORPG Market
This started as a response to a post over at Massively OP about the worst MMO trend of 2018. However, a few paragraphs in I realized I wasn't really on topic, focusing as I was on MMORPGs, since MMO pretty much means "online multiplayer" in today's market, and I wasn't keen to dump this much text into their comment section where about a dozen people might see it before it scrolls off the front page into oblivion. Better to bring it over here where I can regret it again later.
So we'll call this another end of 2018 post and I'll run with what I had.
The most disappointing trend for me isn't really a trend, but more the realization that MMORPGs are a trap for most studios, a tar ball that they find they're stuck with once they have one. An MMORPG can bring in money, sometimes lots of money, but they have expensive infrastructures to maintain and they need a continuing stream of content to hold enough of an audience to keep them viable. They can eat up all the focus of a smaller studio, so they neglect or never start other projects because you have to keep feeding the monster or it will stop crapping out money.
But the population peaks, often very early these days, and then every content update pisses somebody off and they go away like it is a game of musical chairs and each patch is another point where the music stops. Or it would be like that if people wouldn't also leave if you don't patch often enough. You can't sit still or you will lose players and you can't change anything or you will lose players.
Meanwhile MMORPGs have only gotten more expensive to make, which makes innovation a risk that few can afford. And then there is the target player base which complains about every game being a WoW clone and yet will also complain even more bitterly about anything that strays from the WoW formula.
And don't even get me started on the false hope that is PvP. It seems like a great idea, and a true money save, to just get the players to be the content. In reality, anything beyond a tiny, consequence free instance of PvP in an MMORPG will be shunned or ignored. Few developers who follow that path and go in on PvP are rewarded with any success and trying to move PvP out of its tiny corner is almost always a waste of development time. Add in a capture the flag arena game… or a battle royale game these days… and move on.
The customers are no better, myself included. The loud demographics that haunt any developer's forums should serve as a warning, but if that is the only feedback you're getting then where are you going to go? There is always somebody agitating loudly for their favorite thing. Some want PvP everywhere, others think your game will die if it doesn't have player housing, another group hates walking and wants to fly everywhere, and somebody in the back seems to believe in time travel and that everything would be great if you could just teleport everybody back to 1999 or 2004 or 2007 or whenever they felt they were having the most fun playing your game.
And none of them has a fucking clue about the level of effort their one "simple" request entails. But if you're not doing exactly what they want or it is taking too long then you are "lazy" or "stupid" or both.
If players could keep their focus on actual game play issues it might not be so bad. But they are on about how you charge money for this or that, with "greedy" or "cash grab" being favored terms. They complain about how they just want to play the game and not worry about real world politics, a sentiment that is usually the opening salvo about how they're bent out of shape that the CEO or some dev or some rumor indicates that the company has somehow transgressed the whiners personal stance on the topic of the day is; gamer gate, gender politics, overtime, unions, campaign donations, boarder walls, or whatever. And then there are the truly loopy who see conspiracies, collusion, and corruption in the machinations of a studio that is really just trying to keep the lights on and the customers happy.
Add into the mix the players who see the genre as a zero sum game, so feel they need to constantly crap on every game that competes with their favorite. The worry is that they might be right.
So we see studios going under, the weight of their MMORPGs around their necks pulling them down. The revenues are no longer enough to keep them afloat, much less fund anything new, but they cannot let go because what else do they have?
Even Blizzard, long addicted to the huge income stream from WoW, once past a billion dollars per year, is in trouble now that the game is stumbling again. They don't want to depend on WoW, but they haven't made another game that has come anywhere close to the money WoW was bringing in at its peak. And even their best, Overwatch, could only sustain its peak for a few months at a stretch and is now reported in serious decline. Companies, like people, size themselves to match their income, and when it drops tough choices loom.
Someone in Blizzard at least recognized a bit of the problem, so we don't see the company making any more MMORPGs. But WoW was enough to distort the company and change investor expectations. They can't go back to selling stand alone games. They have to keep WoW going or die, because there is no replacing it.
Game development is a bad business to start with. But at least with a stand alone game you can walk away to work on the next thing. An MMORPG never goes away, unless you have several and you have to make Sophie's choice. Studios tied to MMORPGs die and other studios with less ambition buy the remains, put the games on life support, and try to milk the remains for some more cash. But only the unbalanced jump into the MMORPG market to create a new game and expecting happiness and success.
And so it goes. Expect more studios to shut down operations, more games to be closed or put in maintenance mode by some third party game aggregator like Gamigo, and more loud complaining from players that if the studio had only listened to their completely uniformed opinion, then everything would have been fine.
Oh, and expect the usual level of optimism for every new MMORPG title announced because we also apparently never learn.
There, with that out of my system, let's move on… or not.
This entry was posted in entertainment, MMO Design, World of Warcraft and tagged 2018, Rambling Friday, Ranting on December 21, 2018 by Wilhelm Arcturus.
SuperData Says League of Legends is Back on Top, But WoW is Nowhere to be Seen
SuperData Research is out with their November 2019 charts just in time to take the holidays off, and this data set has some interesting changes.
SuperData Research Top 10 – November 2018
First, League of Legends, which has been having a down year, has returned to the top of the PC games list, the spot it has pretty much owned since SuperData started publishing this particular format. So the top three are back in what we might consider their normal alignment. Missing, however, is Fantasy Westward Journey Online II, which had been bouncing around between fourth and sixth place for months.
But the bigger mystery is what happened to World of Warcraft? I have been posting this chart since December 2016 and WoW has been a permanent resident, even when it was split into East and West for a few random months in 2017. WoW has been as high as second place and as low as eighth, usually hanging around one notch ahead of World of Tanks most of the time, but it has never fallen off the list. Well, until now.
WoW was doing well on the chart recently, rolling in the money from the Battle for Azeroth box sales and then propping up its revenues a bit with a six month subscription deal that threw in a special mount. You know all the faithful bought in on that.
But now those birds are coming home to roost. The faithful won't be spending subscription dollars again until around May 2019 while the Battle for Azeroth expansion remains a confused muddle. A pretty expansion with a set of very solid leveling zones and an actual split experience for the Alliance and Horde, seems to have fallen apart due to ill considered ideas and half measure fixes. And once you lose the rank and file, the game is stuck until it can do something new.
I expect that we may end up seeing WoW Classic launch sooner than expected in order to "save" the game, or at least its revenues. If Blizz sticks to the summer launch, it will be in June. But I wouldn't be surprised to find it moved up to May or even April now that Activision is probably on the phone every day wanting to know what the hell is going on.
That big news aside, the rest of the list isn't unexpected. Fortnite rang in at fourth, followed by the debut of Battlefield V. PlayerUnknown's Battleground grabbed sixth while The Sims 4 came out of nowhere to hit the list at number seven. Was there a new expansion there? World of Tanks hung in at is oft repeated eighth position, sans its usual partner in WoW, while the on-again, off-again Valve pair of CS:GO and DOTA 2 took the bottom two spots once more.
On the console chart, the game everybody was talking about, Red Dead Redemption 2, tops the charts. This month shows how driven by new titles the console market can be compared to the PC market, where the same old online titles linger for years. Almost everything on the console chart is a fairly recent release save for Fortnite in fourth place and the ever present Grand Theft Auto V in eighth.
And then on the mobile end of the chart Pokemon Go has managed to take the top spot, beating out the usual leader Honour of Kings, pushing it into second place. And an even older title, Candy Crush Saga managed third place. And so it goes.
Other items from the report:
Battlefield V and Fallout 76 launches fail to meet franchise benchmarks. We estimate Battlefield V and Fallout 76 sold 1.9 million and 1.4 million digital units, respectively, across console and PC at launch. Both are down from Battlefield 1 and Fallout 4.
Ultimate Team continues to underperform. Total additional content spending in FIFA and Madden grew by 1% in November, compared to a 25% year-over-year increase last November.
Destiny 2′s "Forsaken" boost was short lived. We estimate additional content revenue for Destiny 2 dropped 63% year-over-year. Overall, engagement and monetization seem to have reverted back to the same levels last seen before the launch of the "Forsaken" DLC in September.
Rainbow Six shows signs of fatigue. Ubisoft's popular FPS title has had a better-than-expected performance throughout most of 2018. However, additional content revenue declined 33% in November, the game's biggest decline to date, and follows a decline in October as well. This points to some likely disruption from recent launches of other high-profile AAA shooters.
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REPEAT: MEGUMAGOLD AND OSPREY GOLD TO COMBINE, CREATING A LEADING PRECIOUS METALS EXPLORATION COMPANY IN NOVA SCOTIA
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia and VANCOUVER, British Columbia, March 24, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- MegumaGold Corp. (CSE: NSAU, OTC: NSAUF, FWB: 2CM2) ("MegumaGold") and Osprey Gold Development Ltd. (TSXV: OS) ("Osprey") are pleased to announce that they have entered into a letter agreement (the "Agreement") pursuant to which MegumaGold would acquire 100% of the issued and outstanding shares of Osprey via a business combination (the "Transaction").
The proposed Transaction would provide shareholders of both companies with:
a natural district consolidation of Osprey's properties including the Goldenville and Caribou projects, and MegumaGold's extensive exploration land position;
continued and increased exposure to Nova Scotia's Meguma terrane;
strengthened balance sheet;
opportunities for operational and exploration synergies; and
significantly strengthened management and leadership team through complimentary skillsets.
Osprey is a Canadian exploration company focused on exploring five gold properties in Nova Scotia's largest historic gold district. Osprey's exploration licences all sit contiguous with MegumaGold claims in the heart of the Meguma gold district. Osprey's main focus is developing the Goldenville Project, located in Nova Scotia's largest historic gold district within the Meguma Supergroup. Osprey is also focused on exploring four other gold projects within the Meguma Supergroup including the Caribou Project, located within one of Nova Scotia's past-producing gold districts.
MegumaGold and Osprey have both centered their exploration focus on the developing Meguma Formation of Nova Scotia. MegumaGold has assembled a strategically positioned, district-scale claim tenure position comprised of 107,114 hectares within the Meguma Gold District. MegumaGold's current focus is preparing drilling campaigns for its Killag and Touquoy West Properties while continuing to develop its regional targets throughout the district. At Touquoy West, located 4 km to the west of St Barbara's Touquoy mine, combined soil geochemistry results and Induced Polarization (IP) survey results have identified three main anomalies on strike with the Touquoy mine that have never been drill tested. At Killag, MegumaGold's initial Reverse Circulation (RC) drilling program has identified anomalous gold results over a strike length of 1 km open to the east and west, approximately 20 km to the east of St Barbara's Touquoy mine. MegumaGold currently holds 7,176 hectares of exploration licences adjacent to Osprey's Goldenville Project. Osprey's Mitchell Lake Zone, located approximately 3.5 km west of the Goldenville deposit, has been identified by Osprey as a high priority area for additional exploration work and follow-up drilling due to the lack of historical drilling in this area that leaves large areas of untested potential.
Management of both companies believe that the combination of Osprey's Goldenville and Caribou projects, with MegumaGold's developing gold projects and district-scale exploration potential will create a combined entity that will be the leader in advanced exploration and regional development of the Meguma gold district.
Theo Van der Linde, President of MegumaGold stated, "We believe this consolidation of assets is the logical step in building a company optimally positioned to capitalize on the upside of the developing gold camp in Nova Scotia. Combining Osprey's assets of Goldenville and Caribou with MegumaGold's developmental projects contained within its under explored 107,000 ha land position presents a compelling opportunity for our shareholders. The combination of MegumaGold's commanding land position in the Belt and Osprey's deposits creates a combined entity that through a continued corporate and exploration activity, would represent a go-to critical mass Canadian gold and exploration opportunity in the Meguma Gold District, adjacent to Atlantic Gold's operations which was acquired by St Barbara Ltd for $722 million cash consideration in July 2019."
Osprey Gold President, Cooper Quinn commented, "Our board of directors believes the proposed combination of Osprey and MegumaGold creates an attractive opportunity in Nova Scotia for Osprey shareholders by forging an entity of real scale, utilizing Osprey's historically producing, resource-stage projects with the significant exploration ground held by MegumaGold, and management teams with complementary skill sets. Our vision is to build the leading explorer in Nova Scotia, developing a resource base through exploration on deposits across the Meguma terrane where geology, access, and infrastructure align and we believe that the combined entity and its personnel will be positioned to raise and deploy the capital to do just that."
Nova Scotia is currently experiencing a resurgence in gold exploration, predominantly as a result of the St Barbara Ltd. acquisition of Atlantic Gold and its Moose River Consolidated Project in July 2019 for C$722 million cash consideration. The Moose River Consolidated Project is currently producing gold from the Touquoy open-pit mine located approximately 10 km south of Osprey's Caribou Project and 4 km west of MegumaGold's Touquoy West Project.
Details of the Proposed Transaction
MegumaGold will acquire all of the issued and outstanding shares of Osprey. Each shareholder of Osprey will receive such number of common shares of MegumaGold (the "Meguma Shares") as is equal to the product of the number of Osprey Shares held by such shareholder at an exchange ratio which equals one (1) Meguma Share per two (2) Osprey Shares outstanding at the closing of the Transaction.
The definitive agreement will provide that unexercised Osprey options and share purchase warrants will be assumed by MegumaGold and will: (i) remain outstanding for their full term, and (ii) following the closing date of the Transaction, entitle the holder thereof to acquire MegumaGold Shares in lieu of Osprey Shares, in such number and at such exercise price as shall be adjusted based on the exchange ratio inherent in the Transaction, and otherwise on the same terms and conditions as existed prior to the Transaction.
Osprey will have the right to appoint 2 members to the board of directors of the resulting issuer, with the total number of members of such board of directors to be initially set at 5. Osprey shall contribute management personnel to the resulting issuer.
MegumaGold currently has 102,780,640 outstanding shares and 31,364,506 shares reserved for issuance under incentive stock options and warrants. As of today's date, without inclusion of including any of MegumaGold's current shareholdings in Osprey, it is anticipated an aggregate of 36,671,166 common shares of MegumaGold are anticipated to be issued to Osprey shareholders, along with incentive stock options and warrants entitling Osprey shareholders to acquire a further 13,921,068 common shares of MegumaGold.
Based on the foregoing and assuming no outstanding common shares or warrants of Osprey are exercised prior to closing, the resulting issuer from the Transaction will have 139,451,806 shares issued and outstanding, of which former shareholders of Osprey will hold approximately 26.3% of the issued and outstanding common shares of the resulting issuer (27.4% of the common shares of the resulting issuer on a fully diluted basis).
The Transaction is subject to a number of conditions, including due diligence by each party, completion of definitive documentation, approval by Boards of Directors of each party, obtaining any necessary shareholder approvals (including any minority approval required by Multilateral Instrument 61-101, if applicable, obtaining all governmental, regulatory, TSX Venture Exchange ("TSXV"), Canadian Securities Exchange (the "CSE"), and other third-party approvals which are necessary in order to allow the parties to complete the Transaction. The precise form of the Transaction will be determined following further advice and consultation with the parties' respective legal and tax advisors. The Transaction cannot close until all of these conditions are met. There can be no assurance that the Transaction will be completed as proposed, or at all.
Qualified Person Statement
This press release has been reviewed and approved by Regan Isenor, Chief Executive Officer of MegumaGold Corp.; Paul Ténière, M.Sc., P.Geo. of Mercator Geological Services Ltd. and Perry MacKinnon, P.Geo., Vice President of Exploration of Osprey, both "Qualified Persons" as defined under NI 43-101, have prepared and approved the scientific and technical information disclosed in this press release.
About MegumaGold Corp.
MegumaGold Corp. (CSE: NSAU, OTC: NSAUF, FWB: 2CM2) is a Canadian junior gold exploration company engaged in the business of acquiring, exploring and developing natural resource properties. MegumaGold has centered its exploration focus on the developing Meguma formation of Nova Scotia. As a result, MegumaGold has assembled a strategically positioned, district-scale tenure position of 107,114 hectares within the Meguma Gold District. For additional information, please visit MegumaGold's website: http://www.MegumaGold.com.
About Osprey Gold
Osprey (TSXV: OS, OTCQB: OSSPF) is focused on exploring five historically producing gold properties in Nova Scotia, Canada. Osprey has the option to earn 100% (subject to certain royalties) in all five properties. For additional information, please visit Osprey's website: www.ospreygold.com.
Upon closing of the Transaction, the resulting issuer is expected to be listed for trading on the CSE.
Mr. Regan Isenor, Chief Executive Officer, MegumaGold Corp.
info@megumagold.com
www.megumagold.com
Cooper Quinn, President and Director, Osprey Gold Development Ltd.
cooper@ospreygold.com
www.ospreygold.com
Forward-Looking Statements and Cautionary Language
All statements in this presentation, other than statements of historical fact, are "forward-looking information" with respect to MegumaGold and Osprey within the meaning of applicable securities laws including, without limitation economic estimates and any statements related to the proposed transaction, proposed board and management changes and shareholder and exchange approvals. MegumaGold and Osprey provide forward-looking statements for the purpose of conveying information about current expectations and plans relating to the future and readers are cautioned that such statements may not be appropriate for other purposes. By its nature, this information is subject to inherent risks and uncertainties that may be general or specific and which give rise to the possibility that expectations, forecasts, predictions, projections or conclusions will not prove to be accurate, that assumptions may not be correct and that objectives, strategic goals and priorities will not be achieved. These risks and uncertainties include but are not limited to exploration findings, results and recommendations, results of due diligence investigations, ability to raise adequate financing, shareholder and exchange approvals in respect of the transaction and unprecedented market and economic risks associated with current unprecedented market and economic circumstances, as well as those risks and uncertainties identified and reported in MegumaGold's and Osprey's public filings under its respective SEDAR profile at www.sedar.com. Although MegumaGold and Osprey have attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual actions, events or results to differ materially from those described in forward-looking information, there may be other factors that cause actions, events or results not to be as anticipated, estimated or intended. There can be no assurance that such information will prove to be accurate as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. MegumaGold and Osprey disclaim any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise unless required by law.
Neither the CSE nor TSXV has approved or disapproved the contents of this news release or passed upon the merits of any of the transactions described herein, including the Transaction.
Neither the CSE, TSXV nor their Regulation Services Providers (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSXV) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
A photo accompanying this announcement is available at https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/859f345e-7feb-49e0-88d9-142a216ec04c
MegumaGold and Osprey Gold combined Nova Scotia exploration licences.


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Tuesday, 7th November 2017:
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
A community brief on U=U (Undetectable = Untransmissible) drafted by ICASO based out of Toronto, Canada in partnership with several Canadian organizations has been launched at the annual Australasian HIV&AIDS Conference — the conference of the Australasian Society for HIV Medicine (ASHM) currently being held in Canberra, Australia.
"U=U beaks down the sero-divide which has been so detrimental for so many years across or communities," says Darryl O'Donnell from the Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations. "It's time the world took notice about the new facts of what it means to be living with HIV in 2017," says Cipri Martinez, President of the National Association of People Living with HIV Australia. "A person living with HIV who has an undetectable viral load because they are on HIV treatment cannot pass on the virus. Full Stop."
The recent Undetectable = Untransmittable consensus statement, issued by the Prevention Access Campaign (based out of the United States) in conjunction with recent clinical findings, started an important global conversation on how the HIV community should respond to new information regarding sexual transmission in this context, including the importance of how communications about how being on HIV treatment and the prevention benefits can and should reflect differences in access and experience of people living with HIV in different regions of the world.
"ICASO is very proud to be launching this community resource at this conference in a country well known for its innovation in its response to HIV" says Brent Allan, ICASO's Senior Advisor on Policy and Programs.
Scott McGill, Acting CEO of ASHM continues, "We are thrilled to be able to launch this important community brief at this conference with our peak community agencies in Australia at this conference and it builds upon from the Australian medical consensus statement that was issued at last year's conference on the Sexual transmission of HIV and the law."
This brief provides a detailed analysis of the scientific, legal, policy and advocacy implications of U=U for people living with HIV and the broader HIV community sector. It also provides information on how this new scientific evidence can support civil society advocacy on scaling up access to ART and viral load diagnostics that are required to achieve the UNAIDS 90- 90-90 targets - being that 90% of all people living with HIV will know their HIV status, 90% of all people with diagnosed HIV infection will receive sustained antiretroviral therapy, and 90% of all people receiving antiretroviral therapy will have viral suppression by 2020.
The full community brief, available in English, Spanish & French can be downloaded as a PDF.
Download the Full Community Brief
Undetectable = Untransmittable: A Community Brief — OCTOBER 2017 — ICASO [PDF]
Find out more about U=U
The ASHM webpage also includes Australian guidance for clinicians and other health care providers discussing Undetectable = Untransmittable (U=U) with people living with HIV – UPDATED WITH LATEST EVIDENCE
For further comments
Contact Brent Allan, Senior Advisor Policy and Programs ICASO +61 427 682867


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"Vandraren" (The Wanderer) is a song with music composed by Mats Wester and lyrics written by Py Bäckman. The song was recorded by Nordman as the opening track of their self-titled debut studio album Nordman. Becoming a major hit in Sweden, it was given the Rockbjörnen award in the "Swedish song of the year 1994" category.

The single peaked at number seven on the Swedish singles chart. Also charting at Svensktoppen, it stayed for 18 weeks on the chart between 16 July-12 November 1994, peaking at number 3.

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In 2009, the song was recorded by Ensiferum (sung by Heri Joensen of Týr (band) ) for the album From Afar, and Ritchie Blackmore's band Blackmore's Night has recorded it as Journeyman on 2010 album Autumn Sky. In 2014, Plumbo together with Ole Evenrud, recorded the song in Norwegian as "Vandreren" for the album, Kom Som Dæ Sjæl and released the song as a single.

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Fueled by booze, the elixir endemic to so many of life's greatest stories, Drunk Tank: The Musical, set in an unnamed but all-too-familiar temporary holding cell, combines the musical stylings and existential musings of a cast of broken-down characters and misfit renegades. It's unclear whether any of them will in fact learn something from their police-mandated adult time-out, it is clear that they are bound to break out, quite frequently, into song. Prepare to enjoy the dark, hilarious journey of a group of drunks who are forced to put whatever their real life journey may be on hold, for at least a brief moment…or forever…because it may just be the end of the world. You'll laugh. You'll cry. You'll spin. By the end of it all, you might just want a drink or ten. Come and join us behind bars for Drunk Tank: The Musical!