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Automotive by Sean May 7, 201916:08
Locale: Tomiyoshi Race Car Engineering – Izumi, Kagoshima
With the possibility of snowfall around Mt. Aso over the weekend, the likelihood of Autopolis Super Lap being cancelled loomed over me as I boarded my Solaseed Air flight to Aso-Kumamoto Airport.
Continue reading Locale: Tomiyoshi Race Car Engineering – Izumi, Kagoshima
Encounter: Dual Purpose – Goodride S15
The title sponsor of this year's Attack Tsukuba event was Goodride Tires; a company that has it's hand in a variety of motor sports, but up until recently was most known for it's involvement in drifting.
Continue reading Encounter: Dual Purpose – Goodride S15
Automotive by Sean Apr 8, 201901:39 2019/04/08
Encounter: N-One Racing Nissan 380RS
Tajima Hirotsugu embodies the traditional spirit of a motoring enthusiast. With his first venture to the circuit taking place back in the late 1990's, he's been driving in time attack for the better part of 20 years.
Continue reading Encounter: N-One Racing Nissan 380RS
Feature: Military Standard – Philip Robles Time Attack EG6
Without a doubt, Philip Robles has become a household name in the time attack scene around the Southwestern US. Having competed in a wide variety of sanctioned events throughout Arizona and California over the past several years, he has solidified his place among motor sport's most dedicated drivers.
Continue reading Feature: Military Standard – Philip Robles Time Attack EG6
Feature: Hiroshi Shimada – Southern Style CT9A
In the heart of Winter this year, I made the trek down to Kyushu to attend Autopolis Superlap. Unbeknownst to me (because it happened when I was in-flight from Tokyo to Kumamoto) the event had been cancelled due to excessive snowfall in the area. For the past week, the likelihood of the event taking place was always brought into question.
Continue reading Feature: Hiroshi Shimada – Southern Style CT9A
Automotive by Sean Mar 27, 201914:21 2019/04/02
Feature: Advancing Passion – Takanori Seyama's GTR32
Takanori Seyama has never been one to turn away from a challenge; choosing to define himself by his hard work and willingness to sail through uncharted waters on his own. His hard work has proven itself in the fabrication of his GTR32, which has crowned itself among the fastest Skyline's in Japan.
Continue reading Feature: Advancing Passion – Takanori Seyama's GTR32
Feature: The Global Offensive – JDM Yard At TC2000
As per the norm, Tsukuba Circuit was rented out by various hosts the day before the main event of Attack Tsukuba, allowing for the Attack competitors a chance to test and tune car settings. In this case, Sato-san from Unlimited Works hosted the first half of the day, and Takeo Fukazumi from Zummy Racing Family took on the afternoon.
Continue reading Feature: The Global Offensive – JDM Yard At TC2000
Encounter: Young Blood – The Boost Up FD3S
Every once in awhile a car comes around that emanates a youthful disposition throughout the paddock. A somewhat adolescent, not yet fully refined look alludes to the driver being in more of an exploratory phase of driving; a stark contrast to those that have been driving for decades.
Continue reading Encounter: Young Blood – The Boost Up FD3S
Feature: Northern Exposure – The GNR Racing EK9
The evolution of time attack builds in Japan is, for me, one of the most enjoyable aspects of the sport. The dedication of the teams and the drivers to improve performance each season typically results in a year over year change in the appearance of the cars. Especially given the fact that most of the Attack competitors are ghosts on social media in comparison, it's always a surprise to see what they unveil at the start of each season.
Continue reading Feature: Northern Exposure – The GNR Racing EK9
Automotive by Sean Mar 1, 201918:44 2019/03/03
Event: Attack Championship 2019 – Tsukuba Stage V.1
It takes a dedicated enthusiast to consider time attack a spectator sport; and trust me, I don't say that lightly. I've spent almost a good portion of my life promoting the sport, the last thing I want to do is discredit my own work. That's not my sole opinion though, it is simply a statement that is rooted in factuality. Unlike other mediums in motor sport, time attack is more of an intrinsic, individual type of racing when compared to wheel to wheel events. It's something you'd rather be doing than watching. At the top levels, the tracks are somewhat deserted in order to give the driver a clear shot in getting the fastest lap possible – having no traffic is essential.
Continue reading Event: Attack Championship 2019 – Tsukuba Stage V.1
Automotive by Sean Feb 27, 201923:22
Video: Attack Tsukuba 2019 – Test Day Pit Walk
Friday morning a few other track hosts held open events for those entrants that wanted to do some testing the day before the Attack event on Saturday. Many of the top tier teams took advantage of the time, as did the overseas competitors. Since this day was a little more relaxed, I took some video around the paddock and pit.
Continue reading Video: Attack Tsukuba 2019 – Test Day Pit Walk
Event: NDF Attack Challenge – March 10, 2019
If you happen to follow our Facebook or Instagram page, you may have noticed a few images promoting an upcoming event we're headlining with the organizers of VTEC Club. NDF Attack Challenge is our take on emulating a Japanese style of time attack that is not often found in the States. Naturally, with the countries being almost polar opposites of one another (in both size, demographic, and culture), there are some very notable differences between the execution of the two; the most striking difference being that of classing.
Continue reading Event: NDF Attack Challenge – March 10, 2019
Encounter: Out Of The Blue – Yuma Koide's EK9
It may be obvious to most people, but after surrounding myself with Japan's fastest time attack cars, I often times need to remind myself that there are several cars not built to an extreme that are very noteworthy. In fact, sometimes its the cars that are very tastefully modified that stand out the most; as is the case with Yuma Koide's EK9. While the bright blue exterior is quick to catch the eye of a passerby, it's what you don't see that keeps you staring.
Continue reading Encounter: Out Of The Blue – Yuma Koide's EK9
Automotive by Sean Feb 13, 201903:05 2019/02/13
Encounter: Timeless Attack – A Pair Of RGN FC3S
As time goes by, it becomes more and more infrequent that we see a large amount of second generation RX-7s out and about at the circuit. No doubt the popularity of the FC chassis plays a large part in why we still see them at all, but for a car whose newest model would now be a good 27 years old, it is getting more and more rare to spot them at events. Despite their age, however, there remains a large aftermarket support for FC3S, as the style and engine seem to transcend time itself in an attempt to stay relevant in motor sports.
Continue reading Encounter: Timeless Attack – A Pair Of RGN FC3S
Automotive by Sean Feb 9, 201920:42
Event: Central Time Attack Challenge 2019 – Special Classes
As I continued to sift through the coverage of Central Time Attack Challenge, I realized that there were a noticeably less amount of cars in attendance this year compared to last. No doubt in part due to the weather, which sort of goes to show the challenges with hosting a once a year style event in a country that has such unpredictable weather patterns. It's really something places like Southern California don't have to deal with, and we often take for granted.
Continue reading Event: Central Time Attack Challenge 2019 – Special Classes
Event: Central Time Attack Challenge 2019 – Vertex SL Class
Central Time Attack is an event that has quickly grown on me in an interesting way; be it the uniqueness of the circuit, the location, or the 'newness' of it to me, it's definitely starting to become something I look forward to annually. Being so far from the 'hub' of time attack in Japan, it presents a unique opportunity for me to see builds I don't typically get exposed to regularly. I had a similar feeling shooting at Suzuka for the first time back in 2017. This was my second consecutive year attending CTAC and while the weather wasn't particularly cooperating, it was still an exciting day.
Continue reading Event: Central Time Attack Challenge 2019 – Vertex SL Class
Automotive by Sean Dec 13, 201823:23
Event: Speed And Sound Trophy – Option Superlap
The Speed and Sound Trophy is, all things considered, a newer event held annually at Tsukuba Circuit. Hosted by a handful of well-known media publications that include names like Option, REVSPEED, Autosport, G-Works, and Motor Head, it attempts to bring together all facets of motor sport for enthusiasts of any kind to enjoy equally. The end result is an event that keeps the track busy with time attack competitions, demonstration runs from old and current race cars, guest driver personalities, GT cars, drift exhibitions, and car shows. Of course, what we're interested in is the Option hosted Superlap competition.
Continue reading Event: Speed And Sound Trophy – Option Superlap
Action by Sean Dec 10, 201818:14
News: Option TC2000 Top 50 Ranking
Tsukuba Circuit has always been considered the "Holy Land of Time Attack".
Drivers flock to the track to prove their skills in a number of famous events, including Option Superlap, RevSpeed and more recently the Attack Championship series. As many tuning cars continue to take on TC2000 it's not uncommon for times to change very quickly. Below is a up-to-date ranking of the top 50 drivers and their corresponding times at TC2000.
Continue reading News: Option TC2000 Top 50 Ranking
Automotive by Sean Nov 8, 201803:52 2018/11/08
Close-Up: Takaya's NDF Japan SPL 180SX V.2
At the very end of last year I had posted a few photos of the build progress of this car on the website. Since then, aside from social media and the release of 80R, I haven't really gone over this car in detail yet because I wanted to save the main reveal for the book. Now that the last of the books that have the feature are slated to be dispatched next week, I figure now is a good time to release some previously unseen photos of the car right after it's completion.
Continue reading Close-Up: Takaya's NDF Japan SPL 180SX V.2
Automotive by Sean Nov 1, 201823:00
Feature: Third Times A Charm – The JDM Yard EG6
Winning just one first place trophy, for any class, in the World Time Attack Challenge would be a lifetime achievement for most people. Claiming two would be a way to show the world that it wasn't a fluke. However, taking that top podium spot three times would undoubtedly leave a mark on the time attack world that not many teams can achieve. A true champion can prove that they have what it takes to keep winning; evolving to meet new challenges. That's precisely what the guys at JDM Yard have done.
Continue reading Feature: Third Times A Charm – The JDM Yard EG6
Automotive by Sean Aug 24, 201821:50 2018/08/24
Interview: The Road to Victory – Under Suzuki
As we draw closer to October, the rush to complete off-season upgrades and get cars into containers bound for Sydney becomes more and more prominent around the globe. The buzz around the community regarding rumors and what each driver has done to gain time grows as the event nears. The growing popularity of World Time Attack Challenge is bringing time attack into the international spotlight and creating yet another outlet for this great motor sport. In Japan, the popularity peaks with the support of the hometown hero, Under Suzuki.
Continue reading Interview: The Road to Victory – Under Suzuki
Automotive by Sean Aug 3, 201821:19
Encounter: C.S. Polsche Tuned Accord Euro-R
I was looking through my hard-drives searching for a particular image I'm using for a project that I've been working on and came across a folder full of cars that I had meant to share a few months ago but, for a multitude of reasons, never got around to it. One of the cars was an Accord Euro-R I happened upon at Fuji Speedway. The owner mentioned that he was local to the Fuji area and has his car tuned at the Yamanashi-based shop C.S. Polsche. I like seeing these street oriented builds at major circuits, so I took a few moments to look it over.
Continue reading Encounter: C.S. Polsche Tuned Accord Euro-R
Automotive by Sean Jun 29, 201815:10
Encounter: Hatsukura BNR32 At Fuji
I came across this R32 GTR at Fuji a few weeks ago. It struck me as an almost ideal build; one that looks amazingly well, performs on track, and retains enough comfort to drive to and from the track. The dated body matched with Volk's updated take on the TE37 works surprisingly well together. Hankook Ventus Z214 S-type tires ensure that the driver is able to utilize the full potential of the GTR. The time sheets indicated that the driver was able to snag a 2'02.xxx around Fuji Speedway. I never had an opportunity to talk to the owner and get more information, so photos will have to suffice. Enjoy.
Continue reading Encounter: Hatsukura BNR32 At Fuji
Automotive by Sean Jun 22, 201807:15 2018/06/22
Encounter: Techno Pro Spirit N2 AE86
Since I've been back from Japan, I've become so absorbed in a new project that I haven't really set time aside to sort through the images I took while I was there. I was browsing Facebook this evening when I decided to reach out to Asano-san from Techno Pro Spirit to see how the testing went at Fuji Speedway. He and Kumakura were out there testing a few changes to get ready for the upcoming N2 race Hot Version is hosting next month.
Continue reading Encounter: Techno Pro Spirit N2 AE86
Event: Endless Circuit Meeting – Fuji Speedway
Time Attack events typically take a back seat during the scorching hot, humid Summer months in Japan. Track conditions are far from ideal for breaking course records, or setting personal bests, so for the most part the sport lies dormant. Not to mention being strapped into a race car, covered head to toe in protective gear, with 100+ degree track temps isn't fun no matter how into it you are. Even still, while the frequency of events slows, and major shops take the time to rebuild their demo cars; the sport doesn't completely become extinguished. A fact proven by events like the Endless Circuit Meeting just last weekend at Fuji Speedway. An event that allows both professional tuners and enthusiasts to get in some track time during the off-season.
Continue reading Event: Endless Circuit Meeting – Fuji Speedway
Encounter: Track Ready C-West Silvia S15
I've grown so accustomed to attending Attack events that highlight fully built race cars, that I often forget how much fun a street car that's prepped for circuit racing can be. This type of compromise is so prominent in both Japan and the US, as in most cases it's not practical for the majority to own a dedicated race car. I've recently acquired another Honda to build in this fashion, and it's safe to say I've been on the lookout for street driven track cars. I happened across this S15 at Fuji last weekend and was pretty taken by it, so I thought I'd post a few photos.
Continue reading Encounter: Track Ready C-West Silvia S15
Automotive by Sean May 17, 201803:44 2018/05/17
Feature: Takanori Seyama – A Restrained Potential
From the time I began to take an interest in Japanese Time Attack, I've had the chance to see Takanori Seyama's R32 evolve year after year, slowly transforming into one of the countries fastest GTR's. With that one fact being known, you'd think that the car would be a household name for fans of the sport. However, Takanori keeps such a low profile that the exposure of his build doesn't quite hit the reach that others do. It's a testament to his humble character that, despite knocking on the door of 53's, he's a frontrunner that tends to stay in the shadows.
Continue reading Feature: Takanori Seyama – A Restrained Potential
Encounter: Kishimoto Racing Division – CBY AE86
Among the top N/A competitors in the Japanese time attack scene, exist a niche group of AE86 drivers. Serving as the FR rival of the Honda Civic's in the paddock, the competition provided by the Toyota pack always manages to provide a subset of antagonism at any given event. Sato Shinetsu and his CBY equipped Trueno did just that at this year's 10th anniversary Attack Championship at Tsukuba.
Continue reading Encounter: Kishimoto Racing Division – CBY AE86
Automotive by Sean Apr 25, 201815:51
Encounter: Friendly Fire – Testing The New Friends Silvia
Easily the most recognizable Silvia in the paddock, the Friends Racing S15 has had quite the journey from it's roots as a competitive D1 car. The unique build is unlike any other in the field; in both looks and performance. With a best time of 53'821 around the proving grounds of TC2000, Toru Inose is without a doubt among the frontrunners of time attack in Japan. A couple years ago we caught Toru and the team at Tsukuba setting that personal best – but with a new goal in mind, the team has since gone back to the drawing board.
Continue reading Encounter: Friendly Fire – Testing The New Friends Silvia
Feature: In Good Company – Masaki Kitajo's FD3S
It seems to be about every 2 years or so I have the opportunity to check in with Masaki-san. A staple of the Attack community, Masaki's FD has served as his test bed and company demo car for nearly a decade, and continues to evolve year after year. I remember seeing it for the first time back in 2012 at Tsukuba during Advan's 'Fastest Amateur Tournament'. Back then the car had a full FEED Afflux kit and was comparatively very mild looking. Oh how far we've come…
Continue reading Feature: In Good Company – Masaki Kitajo's FD3S
Automotive by Sean Apr 2, 201804:58
Encounter: Pushing Limits – Tamiya Auto Select GTR34
There's something to be said about the privateers that push the limits of what they can achieve in a street-trimmed car. When it comes to modifying cars, abiding by the restrictions of the state isn't something most people are looking forward to doing. However, there are those that don't mind the constraints. Those that look forward to the challenge, and prefer to have the convenience of a street car in addition to a car they can track regularly. Tamiya-san's entire ethos is to see how much he can push his GTR under these regulations.
Continue reading Encounter: Pushing Limits – Tamiya Auto Select GTR34
Close-Up: The Power of K – ASLAN EF9
I'd wager that ASLAN, the Osaka based Honda outfit, is one of the leading shops in the development of K-series Honda swaps in Japan. Following in the footsteps of America, it didn't take long for them to capitalize on the benefits of the next generation motor. Having no adherence to a traditional form of tuning like some shops abide by, Tani-san's approach to building cars becomes very unique to say the least; giving each a very specific, what I can only surmise as an 'Osaka flavor' to them.
Continue reading Close-Up: The Power of K – ASLAN EF9
Encounter: Chasing Ghosts – The Kimidori S2000
There seems to be at least one privateer in every class of time attack that is always looming just behind the top teams record times. They typically don't have the resources afforded to them from owning a shop, and usually rely on the knowledge of a particular 'support' shop to assist them in getting their cars to where they want them. Despite their disadvantage, they close the gap to the frontrunners of the sport, time and time again. Yoshitaka Ishii and his bright green S2000 are a prime example of this.
Continue reading Encounter: Chasing Ghosts – The Kimidori S2000
Event: Driven To Perfection – Attack Tsukuba Championship 2018
The uniqueness of time attack as a motor sport comes in the form of precise continuity. If the slightest error is made anywhere on the track, the moment of contention is lost. Many times there exists only one chance, where conditions are aligned, that the drivers who live on the limit are able to achieve record laps. There is a feeling of tension, exclusive to the sport that makes it so appealing to it's participants and fans. Man and machine working together harmoniously, becoming one, in an unforgiving waltz that carries them to the peak of their abilities.
Continue reading Event: Driven To Perfection – Attack Tsukuba Championship 2018
Feature: Title Fight – The ASM S2000
There are so many cool builds in the paddock of any given Attack event in Japan, that I often fail to acknowledge just how in-depth some of the builds are. As the sport progresses, and the participants seek to go faster and faster, their machines eventually begin to become a reflection of their drive. Putting budget aside, I'd have to say that the ASM Yokohama S2000 is one of the premiere examples of this idea. This particular build, which ASM has been developing for over a decade, all but reached the peak of it's very active life in the last weekend of February.
Continue reading Feature: Title Fight – The ASM S2000
Event: HKS Premium Day 2018 V.2 – Option Fuji Super Lap
There are always the core shops that participate in the Super Lap event at HKS Premium Day annually. Names like Pro Shop Fukoh, Top Fuel, Garage G-Force, Auto Select, Esprit, Top Secret, Autech and the like; which is awesome because you get to see what amounts to basically a yearly update of how the cars have been getting on. Development in time attack moves just about as fast as the cars nowadays, so it's no surprise to see builds looking completely different year over year, as they put more and more research into obtaining as much aerodynamic grip as possible.
Continue reading Event: HKS Premium Day 2018 V.2 – Option Fuji Super Lap
Event: HKS Premium Day 2018 V.1 – The Paddock
HKS Premium Day has always been a must-go event for me. It's an all day event held at a track that's reasonably close to Yokohama. Because of this, I don't feel the pressure I usually do at smaller events where I'm pressed for time. It's a lot more fun for me, and typically I end up taking a lot less photos as I have time to just wander around and look at stuff. Since it's inception, the event has served as the proverbial 'whos-who' of big names in Japanese motor sport. HKS always does a great job of ensuring there are plenty of attractions to keep the fans entertained.
Continue reading Event: HKS Premium Day 2018 V.1 – The Paddock
Encounter: &G Corporation Time Attack SW20
Located in central Kasai, in the heart of the Hyogo Prefecutre, surrounded by farmland lies the small tuning shop, &G Corporation. Specializing in aftermarket tuning of Toyota and Nissan applications, it's only fit that the car that flies the shop's flag is this very unique MR2. The owner and driver, Nakajima-san, has commissioned the car in open events for a very long time now, but for the past few years, the car has been developed rather dramatically.
Continue reading Encounter: &G Corporation Time Attack SW20
Close-Up: Yusuke Tokue – The Vanguard of FF
The Garage Work camp has been hard at work on several of their shop cars for the 2018 season. Iwata has chosen to put his personal build aside in order to concentrate on the advancement of a few select customers; which is a somewhat noble, but necessary thing to do when you own your own tuning shop. The dedication is paying off though, as all 3 of the cars they have competing have broken personal records. One of them stands out among the rest, however, and it all started last year when he broke a very important record at Tsukuba.
Continue reading Close-Up: Yusuke Tokue – The Vanguard of FF
Event: Central Circuit Time Attack Challenge 2018 V.2
Continuing coverage from Central Circuit, we'll take a look at the podium finishers of the day, and a few of the close runner-ups. While most everyone in the Vertex classes were quick, I was surprised at where some of the cars landed on the time sheets. I think my perception of who was fast at Central was a bit skewed from the events held in prior years. If I'm not mistaken, Iwata took fastest lap a few years ago before he crashed the EG at TC2000. Seems like the Kansai guys have been doing their homework recently though.
Continue reading Event: Central Circuit Time Attack Challenge 2018 V.2


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O.C. outdoors events
Saturdays:
All-level 25-45-mile rides. 7 a.m. Meet at Ladera Cyclery, 25662 Crown Valley Parkway, Mission Viejo. 949-429-7784.
Recumbent 12-mile ride. 8 a.m. Currently 10-20 rider group, all ages welcome. Meet at Richard's Cyclery, 11943 Valley View, Garden Grove. 714-379-2717.
Advanced ride of 30 miles at 18-20 m.p.h. Meet at Kings Pro Shop, 11190 PCH, Seal Beach. Reservations and information: 562-598-9322.
Mountain bike rides. 11 a.m. Meet at Sea Schwinn/ Two Wheels One Planet 17th St., Newport Beach. Reservations and information: 949-646-7717.
Comprehensive Bike Maintenance Class: 8 a.m. Hands-on quality time working on your own bike with a certified bike technician. REI provides all tools and bike stands. Members $70; non-members $90. REI, 7777 Edinger Ave. Ste. 138, Huntington Beach. Reservations and information: 714-379-1938.
Mid-Week Quail Hill Ride: 7 a.m. Moderate docent-led mountain bike ride through the Irvine Open Space Preserve. Participants must be highly fit with above average mountain biking skills. Mountain bike, helmet, 70 oz water (minimum), bike pump, spare tube, and tools required. Free. Reservations and infornewmation: 714-508-4757 or www.irvineranchconservancy.org
Weir Blind Fremont Loop Ride: 8 a.m. Travel fire road through Weir Canyon, upper and lower Blind Canyon and visit the coal mine in Fremont Canyon. Riders must have own horse and ability to trailer to the trailhead. Free. Irvine Land Conservancy, Reservations and information: 714-508-4757 or www.irvineranchconservancy.org
Trout plants: For the latest information about DFG trout plants at lakes in Orange County and the rest of the state, visit: www.ocregister.com/link/troutplants
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays:
Outdoor Fitness Adventure Club: 8:15 a.m. 60, 90 minute, or all-day hikes designed for fitness mostly in South Orange County. $34 per month or punch cards start at $10. Information: www.outdoorfitnessonline.org or 949-677-9375.
Mondays:
Belmont Shore conditioning beach walk: 7 p.m. every Monday. 4-5 mile brisk, fast-paced walk. Hikes start at Belmont Pier parking lot (S. of Ocean Blvd. at end of Termino St., near Belmont Pool side; free parking after 6 p.m.). Flashlight optional.
Tuesdays and Thursdays:
Irvine Conditioning Hike: 6:30 p.m. 4-7 mile hikes on trail in hills. Meet at Turtle Rock Community Park parking lot. Bring water, light hiking boots, flashlight. Orange County Sierra Singles. Information: Donna Spect at donnaspect@juno.com
Fullerton Beginner's Hike: 6:30 p.m. Regular 4-5 mile beginner's hike in the hills of Fullerton with O.C. Sierra Club Singles. Meet at the Northeast end of Laguna Lake on Lakeside. Bring sturdy boots, water and flashlight. Optional dinner afterward. Information: 714-830-8143 or www.angeles.sierraclub.org/ocss
Fountain Valley Beginner's Hike: 5 p.m. A 4-mile walk around Mile Square Park. Fit beginners welcome. Optional dinner or snacks afterward. Meet in the parking lot at Brookhurst and Heil (behind basketball courts). Bring sturdy shoes and water. Rain cancels. Information: www.angeles.sierraclub.org/outings/Outings.asp
Signal Hill conditioning hike: Meet 7 a.m. Saturdays. Moderately paced four-mile, 700-foot gain hike. Hill St & Redondo Ave.
Saint Peter's By-the-Sea Walking Club: 8 a.m. One hour walk to the Bolsa Chica Wetlands and back. Meet in church parking lot at 16911 Bolsa Chica St., Huntington Beach. Information: Gail 562-596-6149.
Fitness Hike: 9-11:00 a.m. Raise your heart rate and your spirits on this strenuous, 3.5- to 5-mile guided hike. Laguna Coast Wilderness Park. $3. Reservations and information: 949-923-2235.
Saturday Morning Nature Walk: 9-10 a.m. An easy 1.5-mile nature walk through various park habitats to learn about the park's diverse plant communities and local wildlife. Meet at the amphitheater. $5. Reservations and information: 949-923-2260. O'Neill Regional Park, 30892 Trabuco Canyon Rd., Trabuco Canyon.
Plant Identification hike: 9 a.m. Crystal Cove State Park. Meet at El Moro Visitor Center. Parking: $10. Reservations and information: 949-494-3539.
Aliso and Wood Canyons Park Volunteer Day: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. 10 volunteers are needed for trail repair and maintenance the last Saturday of every month. One time application process must be completed prior to volunteering. For information, go to: www.ocparks.com/adoptapark/default.asp?Show=GetInvolved. Aliso And Wood Canyons Wilderness Park, 28373 Alicia Parkway, Laguna Niguel. Information : 949-201-8775 or 714-973-6871
Cultural Resources Hike: 8-10 a.m. Learn how Native Americans used various plants on this rigorous, 2.8-mile guided hike. Meet at Laguna Coast Wilderness Park, Little Sycamore Canyon Staging Area/Nix Nature Center (west side of Laguna Canyon Road/SR-133, approximately 3.5 miles south of I-5/405). Map at: www.ocparks.com/lagunacoast/default.asp?Show=LocationHours. $5. Reservations and information: 949-923-2235.
Morning Nature Walk: 8:30-9:30 a.m. Easy one-mile nature walk through various plant communities. Meet near the old windmill. Rain cancels. Day use fee. Caspers Wilderness Park, 33401 Ortega Hwy., San Juan Capistrano. Registration and information: 949-923-2210.
Saturday or Sunday:
Upper Newport Bay Kayak Tour: 10 a.m. Saturday from Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort. Sunday from Newport Aquatic Center.Paddle your own two-man kayak through the Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve while a trained Naturalist interprets the "Back Bay" for you. Make reservations at least 48 hours in advance. $15 including kayak rental. Rain cancels. Reservations and information: 949-923-2269 or email Joe.Naturalist@rdmd.ocgov.com.
Kayak Touring Level 1: 9 a.m. An on-the-water class designed to teach you the basics of paddling touring-style kayaks. $95-$115. REI, 1411 Village Way, Santa Ana. Reservations and information: 714-543-4142.
Night Campfire Program: 7-8 p.m. A one-hour program can include slide shows, live animals, poetry, singing, theatrical skits and artifacts. Overnight family campers only. Camping fee. Caspers Wilderness Park, 33401 Ortega Hwy., San Juan Capistrano. Reservations and information: 949-923-2210.
Wednesdays, Saturdays, Sundays:
Fight Gravity 1: 7-9 p.m. Wednesday, Noon-2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Fundamental climbing safety skills class including: climbing harnesses, figure-8 knots and belaying. Includes a free week of gym use (all equipment included). Rockreation, 1300 Logan Ave, Costa Mesa. Price: $40. $70 for 2 people. Reservations and information: 714-556-ROCK. or www.rockreation.com
Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday:
Beginning climbers: ClimbX Indoor Rock Climbing Gym, 18411 Gothard St., Unit I, Huntington Beach; 7-9 p.m. $65 includes a month of gym privileges. Call for class day, 714-843-9919
Intro to Rock Climbing: 7 p.m. Discuss the different types of climbing and equipment, and the ways to get you started. Free. REI, 7777 Edinger Ave. Ste. 138, Huntington Beach. Reservations and information: 714-379-1938.
ROLLERSKATING/ROLLERBLADING
Fun Roll Saturdays: 10:30 a.m. Approximately 16-mile roundtrip for all ages and levels. Must wear at least wrist guards and a helmet. Optional lunch after. Meet just north of the Huntington Beach Pier at the amphitheater. Lot parking $7. Information: www.funroll.com
Monday, Wednesday:
A Snail's Pace Running Club weekly fun run: 6 p.m. Santa Ana River trail behind Los Caballeros Racquet & Sports Club, 17272 Newhope in Fountain Valley. Use the Los Cab parking lot in the back near the river trail fence. Monthly meetings will be held at MD's Restaurant within the Los Cab complex. Information: 714-842-2337.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday:
A Snail's Pace Running Club weekly fun run: 6 p.m. Each run is between five and six miles. Snail's Pace Shop, 1040 E Imperial Hwy. Brea. Information: 714-529-6313.
A Snail's Pace Running Club weekly fun run: 6:15 p.m. Laguna Hills Snails Pace Running Shop, 24741 Alicia Parkway, Laguna Hills. Information: 949-707-1460. www.snailspace.org/lh/
A Snail's Pace Running Club weekly fun run: 7:30 a.m. Each run is between five and six miles. Fullerton Courthouse (North Court) lower parking lot.
Saturdays, Tuesdays and Thursdays:
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The Government, the Centre Party and the Liberal Party committed in the 2019 January Agreement to implementing an export initiative for more jobs throughout the country and to updatet he existing export strategy with a focus on economic, social and environmental sustainability.
21 December 2020 · Information material from Anna Hallberg, Ministry for Foreign Affairs
Temporary entry ban extended until 31 March 2021 and amended due to Brexit
Since March, a temporary ban on entry to the EU via Sweden has been in force. The Government today decided to extend the entry ban until 31 March 2021. At the same time, the Government has adopted a new exemption from the entry ban due to Brexit.
Climate, COVID-19 and the long-term budget at the European Council
The climate, COVID-19 and the long-term EU budget were among the issues in focus when Prime Minister Stefan Löfven met with his head of state and government colleagues at the European Council in Brussels on 10–11 December. The EU leaders also considered a number of foreign policy issues and the EU's future relationship with the UK.
11 December 2020 · Article from Prime Minister's Office
COVID-19 and the climate at EU Summit
Prime Minister Stefan Löfven will meet his head of state and government colleagues at the European Council in Brussels on 10-11 December. The EU leaders' agenda includes climate targets, coordination of the COVID-19 response and foreign policy issues. They will also discuss the EU's long-term budget and the EU's future relations with the UK.
Brexit – the rights of UK nationals in Sweden after the transition period
UK nationals living in Sweden on 31 December 2020 will need to apply to the Swedish Migration Agency for residence status under provisions entering into force today, 1 December 2020.
01 December 2020 · Press release from Morgan Johansson, Ministry of Justice
European Council meeting on the COVID-19 pandemic
Coordinated crisis responses and deployment of vaccines were two of the issues that Prime Minister Stefan Löfven discussed when he met other EU leaders via a video conference of the European Council on Thursday afternoon. The heads of state and government also considered the negotiations on the EU's long-term budget.
20 November 2020 · Article from Prime Minister's Office
COVID-19 response coordination on European Council agenda
Coordination of COVID-19 testing and deployment of vaccines are two of the issues that Prime Minister Stefan Löfven will discuss when he meets other EU leaders via a video conference of the European Council on Thursday afternoon.
Matilda Ernkrans attends European Higher Education Area ministerial conference
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19 November 2020 · Press release from Ministry of Education and Research
Advice against travel to Estonia, Ireland and Latvia extended
The Ministry for Foreign Affairs decided today to extend the advice against non-essential travel to Estonia, Ireland and Latvia until 2 December.
18 November 2020 · Press release from Ministry for Foreign Affairs
Necessary preparations ahead of UK withdrawal from EU customs union
The United Kingdom's transition period ends at the end of this year and will then have fully withdrawn from the EU. It is still unclear what trade conditions will apply, but trading with the UK will in any case be more difficult. Preparations ahead of next year by both public authorities and businesses in Sweden are of central importance, say Hans Dahlgren and Anna Hallberg during a digital visit to Swedish Customs.
12 November 2020 · Article from Anna Hallberg, Ministry for Foreign Affairs
Decision on reintroduction of border control at internal borders
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05 November 2020 · Press release from Ministry of Justice
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EU conference on coordinated COVID-19 approach
On Thursday 29 October, Prime Minister Stefan Löfven will take part in a video conference with other EU heads of state and government. The leaders will discuss how EU Member States can better coordinate their response in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
29 October 2020 · Article from Prime Minister's Office
Amendments to the exemption from the entry ban for residents of certain countries
The Government has today decided on amendments to the temporary ban on entry into Sweden. The amendments concern the exemption for residents of certain specified non-EU countries and is in line with the Council of the European Union's latest recommendation to EU Member States.
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To mitigate the effects of the spread of COVID-19 a temporary ban on entry to the EU via Sweden is in force. The Government today decided to extend the entry ban until 22 December 2020.
Advice against travel to Estonia, Ireland, Latvia and Lithuania extended
The Ministry for Foreign Affairs decided yesterday to extend the advice against non-essential travel to Estonia, Ireland, Latvia and Lithuania until 4 November.
22 October 2020 · Press release from Ministry for Foreign Affairs
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Minister for Higher Education and Research Matilda Ernkrans is attending a conference on the future European Research Area (ERA) today, Tuesday 20 October. The agenda includes the ERA, freedom of research and the adoption of the Bonn Declaration. Ms Ernkrans will attend digitally.
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About the COVID-19 virus: for older people, people with health conditions and health and social care staff, 25 September
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Wm Wallace Cleland, professor of biochemistry at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, passed away on March 6 of injuries sustained in an accident. He spent his last days and hours surrounded by his family.
Professor Cleland preferred to be addressed as "Mo." He was born in Baltimore on Jan. 6, 1930, to Elizabeth and Ralph Cleland. The family moved to Bloomington, Ind., where Mo's father became chairman of the botany department and dean of the graduate school at Indiana University.
Mo graduated from Oberlin College with a bachelor's degree in 1950 and from the University of Wisconsin with a master's degree in1953 and a Ph.D. in 1955. He carried out postdoctoral research under Eugene P. Kennedy at the University of Chicago and returned to the University of Wisconsin-Madison as an assistant professor in 1959. Mo advanced to professor of biochemistry in 1966. He was the Marvin J. Johnson professor of biochemistry from 1978 and the Steenbock professor of chemical sciences between 1982 and 2003.
Mo became a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1977 and was elected to the National Academy of Sciences in 1985. He received the Merck Award from the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, the Alfred Bader Award in Bioinorganic or Bioorganic Chemistry from the American Chemical Society, the Repligen Award for the Chemistry of Biological Processes from the Division of Biological Chemistry of the ACS, the Stein and Moore Award from the Protein Society and the Hilldale Award in the Physical Sciences from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. In 1978, Mo was listed among the 300 most-cited scientists.
Mo made influential contributions to enzymology throughout his career. His most widely cited work brought order into the field of multisubstrate steady-state enzyme kinetics. He published three papers on this topic in Biochimica et Biophysica Acta: "Nomenclature and rate equations," "Inhibition: nomenclature and theory" and "Prediction of initial velocity and inhibition patterns by inspection." In this work, Mo derived the basis for what are now known as Cleland's rules, which allow one to write the rate equation for a multisubstrate enzyme by inspection of kinetic patterns. Mo coined the term "ping-pong kinetics" for a kinetic pattern implicating a covalently modified enzyme-substrate intermediate.
Early biochemists purified oxygen-sensitive proteins in the presence of mercaptoethanol. Problems with mercaptoethanol were its odor and that two molecules were required to reduce a disulfide. Mo studied the reducing properties of dithiol compounds analogous to dihydrolipoamide and found that dithiothreitol, also known as DTT or Cleland's reagent, eliminated those problems. It was highly water soluble, was nearly odor-free and displayed a low reduction potential. Cleland's reagent now can be found in most biochemical laboratories.
The enzyme-substrate binding, product-release and conformational effects intervening among the chemical steps in the action of an enzyme create a fundamental problem in mechanistic analysis. Chemists measure heavy-atom kinetic isotope effects, or KIEs, to distinguish alternative mechanisms. But binding and conformational effects in enzymes, which can limit rates, often defeat this method. In early collaborations with Wisconsin colleagues Marion O'Leary and Dexter B. Northrop, Mo set out to overcome the problems and apply KIEs to analyze chemical mechanisms in enzymatic catalysis. In the process, Mo invented the equilibrium perturbation method for measuring KIEs, especially deuterium KIEs. This method was brilliantly conceived and enabled KIEs to be measured at chemical equilibrium in a single experiment.
Mo continued with this work and became a master of enzymatic kinetic isotope effects. He neutralized the masking of chemical steps by noncovalent processes through the use of alternative substrates to increase ligand dissociation rates — through the exploitation of pH effects to find conditions at which chemical steps limit rates and through site-directed mutagenesis to make chemical steps rate-limiting. When these methods worked, KIEs on kcat (turnover rate constant) could be measured.
Mo chose the internal competition method to determine KIEs on kcat/Km. In this method, the heavy atom was a trace label at natural abundance. This method gave KIEs on kcat/Km, the second-order rate constant for reaction of an enzyme with a substrate. This was the only method available for 14C or 3H effects, because the radioactive species were always trace labels. Mo did not generally rely on radioactivity measurements. He preferred stable heavy atoms like 13C, 15N and 18O. Trace labeling with these isotopes often required chemical synthesis and always required chemical degradation of products and isotope ratio mass spectrometry. Mo never was deterred by the required chemistry. Moreover, he obtained exceedingly accurate values of the small KIEs for these isotopes. Mo was a master at dissecting complex physicochemical pathways and determining mechanisms by observing isotope-sensitive steps. He carried out multiple KIEs to refine structures of transition states and even to distinguish stepwise from concerted mechanisms.
Mo lived a full life that included being a patron of the arts. In his younger days, he enjoyed sailing and ice boating on Lake Mendota in Madison. Mo served as the commodore of the Mendota Yacht Club in 1966. He was an annual supporter of the Madison Symphony Orchestra. He was an opera lover and knew all the operas in the standard repertoire. He supported the Madison Opera and opera companies from coast to coast.
Mo was a world-class philatelist. He held many leadership positions in the United States Stamp Society, including its presidency in 1992. He published more than 300 articles in the Canal Zone Philatelist and the United States Specialist. Mo received the Hopkinson Memorial Literature Award in 1986, 2002 and 2006. He received the Smithsonian Institution's Philatelic Achievement Award in 2008, and in 2009 the Stamp Society inducted him into the United States Stamp Society Hall of Fame.
Mo was a devoted parent, with his former wife Joan Cleland, to Elsa Cleland and Erica Shepard, and a devoted grandparent to Max, Finn and Griffin. He was exceptionally generous to colleagues worldwide, who consulted him on enzyme kinetics. He responded mercurially to requests for assistance from students, young professionals and seasoned researchers. Mo's friends regarded him as a kind and generous adviser as well as a dominant force in enzymology.
Perry A. Frey (frey@biochem.wisc.edu) and George H. Reed (reed@biochem.wisc.edu) are emeritus professors of biochemistry from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Dexter B. Northrop (drnorthrop@pharmacy.wisc.edu) is an emeritus professor of pharmaceutical sciences from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.


When you are looking to buy an eternity ring, you will want to make sure you are well educated on what different options you have available. Eternity rings are a beautiful way to display your loving affection for your beloved because they are the perfect gift for just about any special occasion or holiday. Eternity rings have been around for over 4,000 years and are a symbol of eternal love and unity. Eternity rings have stones that surround the entire band of the ring.
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Phil Lyons
Phil started singing to audiences at the age of twelve, taking part in amateur theatre, continued on to stage school and finally studied performing arts and musical theatre to a Diploma level. At the age of Eighteen Phil left his home on the Wirral in Merseyside to start a career as a professional entertainer, learning his craft and honing his skills in holiday parks and hotels.
In 2012, Phil decided to set up his own live band, focusing on the music he is most passionate about. The 'Vintage' sounds of the 1940's, 50's and 60's. A huge Elvis Presley fan from child hood, Phil's eclectic taste in music eventually found favorites in Jazz, Swing and Soul.
Phil loves to entertain his audience, performing with charisma, charm and with the aim to get everybody involved and sharing an experience together.
Phil is a proud family man and when he's not travelling around the UK performing, he likes to spend time with his family.
Favorite Book? Kane and Abel – Jeffrey Archer.
Favorite Album? Sinatra Live At The Sands.
Favorite Item Of Clothing? My Spatz!
Most Interesting Place You Have Lived? Malta for two years.
Favorite Actor? Jim Carey
Favorite Food? A nice peak of rare steak with onion rings!
Party Trick? I'm learning to Tap Dance!…I can do a pretty good Elvis Impersonation…and I could definitely be a competitive eater!!
Favorite Song To Sing? Anything from Phantom of the Opera or Les Miserable (not at weddings obviously!)
Most Embarrassing Moment? Performing a tribute concert to Michael Buble in Malta, and actually being mistaken for Michael Buble by some crazy audience members. (Seriously… I look and sound nothing like the fella).
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In July, I wrote a Logistics Viewpoints post on the structure of the TPP. Obtaining details of the agreement was difficult at that time. Well, now that the details have been released, understanding their implications has become the challenge. The TPP includes policies on the reduction of trade barriers, investments, labor, and intellectual property. I will focus this article on policies related to the reduction of trade barriers and the development of international supply chains, leaving the other topics for future discussions.
The TPP participating countries are working to integrate multi-national supply chains through the reduction in government imposed competitive barriers. Examples of current tariffs outlined on USTR.gov include a 27 percent Vietnamese tariff on US made auto parts, a 40 percent tariff on poultry entering Malaysia, and tariffs from a number of countries on US made textiles. The TPP agreement outlines the schedules for reduction in tariffs. For example, the US tariff elimination schedule includes staging categories along with the schedules for both the elimination of duties and rate reductions for those categories that are not immediately eliminated. The elimination schedule ranges from the time of TPP adoption to January 1 of each subsequent year out to year 8. Thereafter, the schedule includes broader periodic ranges extending out to 20 years from TPP adoption.
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Nintendo to open its first official store located in Japan
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Fourteen years after unveiling its first location in New York, Nintendo is finally opening an official store in Japan, too. Nintendo Tokyo will be located in Shibuya Parco, the new flagship of the Parco department store chain. Nintendo Tokyo is scheduled to open at the same time as the shopping center (autumn 2019).
In an announcement, Nintendo said "we are preparing to make this store, which will be a new base for communicating Nintendo information in Japan, an enjoyable place for a wide range of consumers." In addition to games, consoles, accessories like amiibo and branded merchandise, Nintendo Tokyo will also host gaming kiosks and events (if the New York store, in Rockefeller Center, is anything to go by, these might include tournaments, demos and launches).
Nintendo recently posted strong third-quarter revenue growth, but also cut its Switch forecast for the year. Sales may pick up again, however, if Nintendo releases a smaller and less expensive version of the console, as Japanese financial publication Nikkei reported it plans to do.


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The non-partisan Center for the Study of the Presidency actively counsels the White House and the Executive Branch on policy area critical to strengthening Presidential leadership by reaching out to the creativity and innovation in the private sector, public policy centers, and academic communities. The following programs constitute the core of the Center's current initiatives:
Center Fellows Program
The Center for the Study of the Presidency, founded in 1965, is a non-profit, non-partisan 501(c)(3) organization serving as a central resource on issues affecting the modern Presidency. As the foremost organization in the United States dedicated to this effort, the Center endeavors to study all aspects of the American Presidency, to strengthen the Executive-Legislative Branch relationship, and to encourage public service, especially among young Americans. More Info
The Center Fellows Program is a unique non-resident educational initiative offering 65 select undergraduate and graduate students from leading colleges and universities, a year-long opportunity to study the U.S. Presidency, the public policymaking process, and our Chief Executive's relations with Congress, allies, the media, and the American public. Our goal is to develop a new generation of national leaders committed to public service.
Fellows come to Washington, D.C. for personal briefings by national media representatives, for networking opportunities with decision makers, and for a chance to learn firsthand about the policymaking process.
This unique Fellowship requires that each student research, write, and present an original paper on an issue of the modern Presidency that will be published by the Center. The Center provides Mentors drawn from the public policy community and government to help the Fellows define their proposals and also support the writing and editing of an article that is brought to publishing standards during the academic year.
In the spring of 2003 the Center hosted its Annual Awards Dinner honoring Tom Ridge, the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, for his public service to the country in a time of national crisis. The Publius Award, named after the pseudonym adopted by the authors of the Federalist Papers, was presented to Secretary Ridge before an audience of 450 public policy leaders, including Ambassadors and Ministers of Foreign Embassies, Members of Congress, business, think tank, and governmental executives, and CSP Fellows.
Each year two Center Fellows are recognized for the exceptional scholarship of their papers on the modern Presidency. Substantial awards and plaques honoring their achievements are presented.
Since its inception, the Center Fellows Program has developed leadership and scholarship skills in more than 1,000 students. Many have gone on to distinguish themselves in government, education, military, business and other fields of endeavor.
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Alicia Kolar of the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard analyzed President Kennedy's speech to the nation during the Cuban Missile Crisis. Working with Ted Sorensen, Kennedy's speech writer, she compared the delivered speech to one drafted for President Kennedy that he did not deliver, which would have announced the commencement of air strikes on Cuba. New documents that recently were made public provided an intimate look at Kennedy's most critical Presidential decision and how his words helped avoid a war.
Ajay Sutaria of Columbia University wrote "Towards a New Paradigm: Reevaluating Presidential and Congressional Roles in the Formulation of National Security Policy." This paper argued that the old National Security Constitution, a paradigm based on the War Powers Resolution, is too constrictive of Presidential leadership for this new age. Key elements of an alternative paradigm provide the President with the ability to lead while maintaining the balanced participation of the branches envisioned in the Constitution.
Teresa Breen of UCLA examined "Peace in Sudan," comparing the newly-energized efforts of the Bush Administration to end the civil war in Sudan to the policies of the Clinton Administration. Following a thorough research of relevant issues, she analyzed whether the same mistakes will be repeated or whether real progress in ending this four-decades- old civil war is truly possible.
Brett Tompkins of the University of Pennsylvania explored "Destiny of Expansion: Theodore Roosevelt's Address at the Dedication Ceremonies of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition 1903 Western Tour." In his corollary to the Monroe Doctrine, Theodore Roosevelt became the first President who actively sought to place the United States within a framework of global power. By examining the first truly modern expression of U.S. foreign policy, this paper determined what effect the legacy of Rooseveltian interventionism has had on recent U.S. foreign policy.
Laila Shetty of Barnard College analyzed "The American Steel Industry: Is Protectionism Really Helping the Industry Get Back on Its Feet?" Ms. Shetty asked what steps led the Bush Administration to impose these tariffs and what further consequences does the industry, and more importantly the United States, face as a result of these drastic measures.
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The Stanley Parable is a first person exploration game. You will play as Stanley, and you will not play as Stanley. You will follow a story, you will not follow a story. You will have a choice, you will have no choice. The game will end, the game will never end.
The Stanley Parable is based on Portal 2's engine branch. Therefore, much of the documentation on this wiki pertaining to Portal 2 may also apply to The Stanley Parable.
Originally created as a Half-Life 2 mod and turned into a full game (using the Portal 2 engine), The Stanley Parable is a thought-provoking game created by Galactic Cafe that intentionally averts and subverts the very rules of storytelling most games abide by.
Creating a unique dynamic of trust, the player can choose to follow the in-game narrator or to go against him. No matter the choice (even some that exist outside the game world), the game has a response ready, weaving around the general idea of choice that the game sets forth to create.
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Update: Coatsink's Original 'Esper' Gets Oculus Rift Release Date
Update: Coatsink has officially announced Esper: The Collection, featuring both games in the series and releasing next week September 1st. It will be a free update for those that already own Esper 2 and cost $14.99, £10.99, or €14.99 for new players. The trailer for the collection can be seen below.
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Original Story: Coatsink's Esper 2 made the transition from Gear VR to Oculus Rift earlier this year, but we're still waiting on the original to do the same. Today, we can reveal when they will happen.
Coatsink has confirmed to Upload that the first entry in the series is launching on the Oculus Rift on September 1st 2016, meaning it's a little over a week away from arriving. As with the port of its sequel, you can expect the first-person puzzle adventure to feature improved visuals and, of course, be enchanced with positional tracking, which doesn't feature on Gear VR.
Both games should be available as a bundle from that date, simply named the Esper Collection and you can expect a discount surrounding launch. It should serve as a great opportunity for those that never owned a Gear VR to see the series' origins and maybe go on to play the sequel if they haven't already. Both are based around telekinetic powers and boast a dry sort of humor that fans of Valve's Portal series will certainly appreciate.
That's far from all Coatsink is working on right now. We know that the developer is helping Boneloaf bring its smash hit indie brawler, Gang Beasts, to the Rift, though we don't have a date on when they will launch just yet. Earlier in the year we also confirmed the studio is working on new, "deeper" VR games based around fresh IP. That's not to say that this is the end for Esper, but don't expect to see a third entry in the series any time soon. You can also expect to see these games on new platforms, as Coatsink has only released VR content on Oculus headsets thus far.
There's plenty more to come from Coatsink, then.
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Why does Instagram have a larger user base than any other site?
Instagram has a huge user base as every single person is available on Instagram. Instagram is no longer used just for uploading pictures, videos along with captions. Instagram makes tons of money with this large user base. There are many reasons behind this user base but the most important factor is its features. It means Instagram provides its users with a lot of facilities and any kind of person can use Instagram whether they are using it for personal use or just for business. Instagram provides an option for an official site option in the bio which is used by business accounts.
But apart from a business if you have any kind of website-related to your hobby. Then you can also use that official site option to grow your hobby to a high level. So in this article, you will get to know about the things which make Instagram more popular than any other social media site so that you have to prefer Instagram over any other site.
These are the reasons why Instagram is more popular than any other social media platform:
The very first thing that Instagram does is that its unique feature, Instagram has a lot of features that are enough for everyone like any normal person or business person. It provides you enough space in bio so that you can explain yourself or your business very well. Along with it, you will also get numerous editing options which makes your post more attractive than before.
The other thing that Instagram does is that it adds messenger features that attract all the Facebook messenger users. Now people don't have to use messenger separately as they can enjoy all the features with Instagram as well.
Instagram adds Snapchat features as well, so people also get Snapchat features on Instagram which attracts Snapchat users towards Instagram. In this way, Instagram gets wider and wider than before.
After the ban of TikTok, Instagram adds the Instagram reels feature which attracts all the users of TikTok. And because of this more and more people love to spend time with Instagram than any other thing.
You can clearly see the changes in Instagram which convert into more and more Instagram users. So if you also have any kind of business or service then you must have to use Instagram for this. You will get a huge customer base from it and expand your business,
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Ради Найденов Драгнев е български политик от БЗНС (казионен) и министър на правосъдието от 1946 до 1962 година, а след това член на Президиума на Народното събрание от 1962 до 1971 година.

Народен представител е в XXIV народно събрание (1938 – 1939), а след деветосептемврийския преврат е избиран за депутат във всички Народни събрания от декември 1945 до април 1981 година.

Биография
Ради Найденов е роден на 5 юли 1895 г. в с. Бъркач, Плевенско. През 1912 година завършва Плевенската гимназия. След това до 1915 година учителства в с. Смоляновци и с. Ъглен.

В периода 1915 – 1918 година завършва Школата за запасни офицери. Служи като взводен командир в Първи артилерийски полк. През 1923 година е репресиран заради участието в Септемврийското въстание. След 1924 година завършва право и работи като адвокат. От 1932 година става член на БЗНС "Пладне". От 1932 до 1985 година е член на Управителния съвет на БЗНС.

В периода от 1946 до 1962 година е министър на правосъдието. Същевременно е и депутат в Народното събрание и като такъв през 1947 година има главна роля, заедно с Владимир Поптомов и Петър Каменов, в разгрома на БЗНС – Никола Петков – основната опозиционна сила в страната. В реч пред Народното събрание той настоява "да се отстрани от политическия живот" съюза на Никола Петков като "съюз на вредители". Заявява, че това е неофашистка реставраторска политическа група, която се е създала отгоре, и че била дело на заговорници, на конспиратори и на професионални авантюристи, ангажирани с чужди реакционни групи. Характеризира я като неохитлеристка и неофашистка. Като министър на правосъдието се изказва в защита на законопроекта за забрана на БЗНС – Никола Петков заедно с всичките му поделения и секции и парламентарната му група и при приемането му на първо четене настоява да бъде гласуван спешно и на второ четене същия ден, което е направено. Така на 26 август 1947 година БЗНС – Никола Петков е забранен и разтурен. След произнасянето на смъртната присъда на Никола Петков ръководеното от Ради Найденов Министерство на правосъдието я разглежда и не намира основание смъртното наказание да бъде заменено с доживотен затвор, след което присъдата е изпълнена.

От 1962 до 1971 година е член на Президиума на Народното събрание.

Герой на социалистическия труд и носител на орден "Георги Димитров".

Умира на 14 януари 1985 в град София.

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Share this Story: Officer pleads guilty to misconduct in cellphone spyware case, to be demoted
Officer pleads guilty to misconduct in cellphone spyware case, to be demoted
Michael Purvis
Jun 27, 2013 • June 27, 2013 • 2 minute read
A city police officer who admitted last year in criminal court to using cellphone spyware to keep tabs on his then-wife, will receive a demotion after pleading guilty Thursday to a string of Police Act Charges.
The officer, who can't be named under a publication ban that prohibits reporting any information that may identify the victim in the criminal case, was charged under the Police Service Act with several discreditable conduct and insubordination charges relating to digital snooping and to incidents of domestic violence. He pleaded guilty to two charges of insubordination and three of discreditable conduct on Thursday.
Hearing Officer Terrence Kelly agreed Thursday with a joint submission from defence and prosecution lawyers that the officer should be demoted to second class constable for two years – a cut in pay worth a total of $17,538 at current rates.
Kelly will issue his written sentence on Aug. 9 but recommended Thursday that the Sault Ste. Marie Police Service allow the officer to begin serving his sentence as soon as possible.
Chief Bob Davies said police service plans to put the officer back on patrol duty next week. The officer has been suspended with pay since his arrest in 2011, which is the only suspension option legally available, said Davies.
The officer received a conditional discharge in May, 2012 after pleading guilty to unlawfully using an electronic device to intercept the function of the computer system. The Sault Ste. Marie Police Service pursued Police Act Charges that summer.
Both the the prosecutor and defence lawyer told the hearing officer the discreditable conduct and insubordination were fueled by excessive drinking and jealousy over his wife's affair with one of his best friends.
Defence attorney Joann Mulcahy, who appeared at the hearing via teleconference as did the prosecution, said the officer has since moved on and changed his lifestyle. He also completed 16 weeks of group counseling.
The hearing heard Thursday that the software the officer installed on his wife's BlackBerry allowed him to access text messages, chat conversations and GPS location information.
The officer's criminal defence lawyer pointed out as a mitigating factor at sentencing last year that the officer did not know his actions with respect to the spyware were illegal, and Mulcahy reiterated that on Thursday.
Prosecutor Lynda Bordeleau said his actions amounted to "cyber stalking" but called the demotion a "significant penalty" and pointed to the officer's willingness to accept responsibility for his actions both in criminal court and before the Police Service Act hearing.
Kelly noted the officer's otherwise distinguished record and said the demotion is "well within the range (of appropriate sentences) given the offences the officer has pleaded guilty to."
Under the officer's conditional discharge, his criminal conviction will be purged by RCMP three years from his sentencing date, Mulcahy noted.
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