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Review Fix Exclusive: Inside Out of The Park Baseball 2019
March 15, 2018 Patrick Hickey Jr. Video Games 0
Review Fix chats with Richard Grisham, Chief Marketing Officer, Out of the Park Developments about what makes Out of The Park Baseball 2019 a special game. Detailing the dev cycle and more, Let's ya know exactly why it's different from its predecessors as well.
About Out of the Park Developments
Out of the Park Developments is the developer of the award-winning OOTP and MLB Manager series of baseball management simulations, Franchise Hockey Manager, and Beyond the Sideline Football. German-based OOTP Developments was founded by Markus Heinsohn and Andreas Raht in 1999. OOTP Developments has consistently produced games that have met with critical acclaim, including winning Metacritic's coveted "PC Game of the Year" for the 2016 version of OOTP and "Game of the Year" for the 2007 edition of OOTP, which remains the second highest-rated PC game on Metacritic of all time. Further information on the company and its games is available from the OOTP Developments website, http://www.ootpdevelopments.com
Review Fix: How was the reception to last year's game and how did it influence this one?
Richard Grisham: We were delighted with the reception to last year's game from fans and critics. Introducing players on the field for the first time, even in their 'chess pawn' form, was a big hit. So big, it made it easy for us to make even more improvements to the visuals this year. We're really excited about how the even bigger and better visuals will be received by fans this season in OOTP 19.
Review Fix: What was the development cycle like?
Grisham: Long and complex! As the game has grown, its internal systems rely on each other more than ever. We have to be extremely careful to make sure we manage everything properly, especially now that we've added so much new visual prowess to the game.
Review Fix: What did you guys learn?
Grisham: That visuals are vital! Our fans have loved the engine and strategy for years, but as livestreaming has grown immensely popular, the visual aspect of the game has gotten much, much more important. That's the biggest lesson.
Review Fix: What's your favorite gameplay improvement in this year's game?
Grisham: The new 3D stadiums and animated players are, in a word, amazing. To me, it changes everything about OOTP, giving it new appeal to more people than ever. The new in-game screens are so much better than anything we've ever done before, it's spectacular.
Review Fix: How do you think OOTP 19 it stands apart from its predecessors?
Grisham: Other than the visuals – which is the biggest change – the ability to create standalone tournaments with any teams ever is my personal favorite. This isn't something we've had before, at least not in this manner that makes it really easy. I love a good tournament, and baseball is the perfect sport for what-if scenarios!
Review Fix: What's next?
Grisham: We're introducing a new, free, online-only mode called Perfect Team later this season. It has the potential to be a game-changer for us, introducing new ways for our fans to play and compete against each other.
Review Fix: Anything you'd like to add?
Grisham: Just that our fans are amazing, and we are so proud of the great OOTP community that's been created over two decades. It's an honor to serve our fans and the greatest sport in the world – baseball!
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Wimbledon 2016: BBC coverage and trailer
June 26, 2016 · Leave a Comment
BBC coverage begins at 11:30am on Monday 27 June on BBC Two, serving up 13 days of the tournament's unmissable action. Sue Barker will bring viewers the action from the BBC's studio in the grounds of Wimbledon, with its iconic view of the All England Club.
Lleyton Hewitt, who has been given a wildcard to play the mens doubles tournament, joins the BBC TV team with Jim Courier and former British No. 1 Annabel Croft:
It's an honour to join the BBC team this year – I won my second major championship singles title at Wimbledon, and have so many great memories from the tournament, so it's going to be really exciting to be covering the action!
He joins an expert field of Wimbledon regulars, including: Martina Navratilova, Virginia Wade, Tracy Austin, Lindsay Davenport, John McEnroe, Pat Cash and Tim Henman.
Clare Balding will present the staple highlights programme Today At Wimbledon, alongside two expert guests every day on BBC Two.
Just call me Martina, a special documentary looking back at Martina Navatilova's career and featuring exclusive footage and interviews will be broadcast at 10:45 on Monday 4 July.
Check out the trailer for BBC Sport's Wimbledon 2016 coverage:
Follow our Wimbledon 2016 coverage.
Filed under Marketing, Wimbledon · Tagged with 2016, BBC, Clare Balding, Lleyton Hewitt, Martina Navratilova, Sue Barker, video, wb2016
Past champions seen around the grounds at Wimbledon 2014
July 16, 2014 · Leave a Comment
In the players' box, in the Royal Box, in the commentary box or on the courts, former champions were everywhere!
2-time Wimbledon champion Stefan Edberg, Roger Federer's coach:
3-time champion Boris Becker, now Novak Djokovic coach:
Amélie Mauresmo, Andy Murray's new coach and winner in 2006:
Sue Barker:
John McEnroe and Tim Henman:
Ion Tiriac and Ilie Nastase:
Filed under I was there, Seniors, Slider, Wimbledon · Tagged with 2014, Amélie Mauresmo, Ann Jones, Boris Becker, Cedric Pioline, Chris Evert, Clare Balding, Goran Ivanisevic, Guy Forget, Helena Sukova, Ilie Nastase, Ion Tiriac, Jana Novotna, John McEnroe, Judy Murray, Lindsay Davenport, Marion Bartoli, Mark Philippoussis, Mark Woodforde, Martina Hingis, Martina Navratilova, Mats Wilander, Rick Leach, Rod Laver, Royal Box, Stefan Edberg, Sue Barker, Thomas Enqvist, Tim Henman, Virginia Wade, wb2014
Portrait of 1977 Wimbledon champion Virginia Wade
From Love Thirty, three decades of champions – published in 1990
Sarah Virginia Wade, popularly known as Ginny, was only the third British player since Dorothy Round, in the 1930s, to win three women's singles Grand Slam tournaments. The other two were Angela Mortimer and Ann Jones, who both won on the extremes of court surfaces, grass and clay, whereas Wade's Grand Slam titles were all on grass. Intensely patriotic, she represented her country for an unparalleled span of years: and her crowning achievement was to win Wimbledon in 1977 when the 100th championships coincided with the 25th anniversary of Queen Elisabeth II's accession to the throne. The Queen was present for the occasion.
Wade's patriotism had been diverted from South Africa. Her mother was born there, of British parents, and graduated from Rhodes University before moving on to Cambridge, where Wade's father, an Oxford graduate, was chaplain. The youngest of four children, Wade was 11 months old when the family settled in Durban, where the archdeacon's daughter turned out to be a bundle of inexhaustible energy, became obsessed with tennis, and gradually developed a tempestuous, slam-bang playing style. She was 15 years old and one of the nation's most promising juniors when – South Africa having become a Republic outside the Commonwealth – the Wades returned to England, in February, 1961. At first they lived at Wimbledon, where Wade went to the local grammar school and, with her sister, joined the club across the road from the All England Club. She saw her first Wimbledon that year (Angela Mortimer beat Christine Truman in the first all-British final since 1914). It was in 1961, too, that the family moved to Kent and, this time, stayed put. All one needs to add to that potted off-court history is that Wade, the daughter of a clergyman and a mathematics teacher, studied at the University of Sussex and graduated in general science and physics in June, 1966 – her examinations coinciding with the more energetic challenges of a Wightman Cup contest at Wimbledon.
That background was important. As a much travelled teenager from a scholarly, intellectual, upper middle-class environment rooted in the vicarages of two nations, Wade was a rare commodity. Thee were plenty of players around who could list one or two similar items in their curriculum vitae, but none who combined so much that was unusual. Wade was a throwback to the kind of players who had graced Wimbledon half a century earlier. Inevitably she was something of a misfit in the context of the international tennis circuit as we knew it in the 1960s and 1970s. With her slightly haughty manner, her up-market accent, and her coterie of social and cultural peers, she dod not find it easy to mix with the street-smart hoi polloi. It was as much to her credit as theirs that, while remaining a mite eccentric, she eventually became part of the family. It might have happened sooner but for her comparatively cloistered upbringing.
All that goes some way towards explaining why, in her early years on the tour, Wade lacked a winning personality. It also partly explains why she found it difficult to keep a rein on a passionate nature that often erupted into querulous and unseemly on-court tantrums. She was agressive, turbulent, volatile, highly strung. Often, she was so nervous or distraught that her stroking technique and tactical sense were adversely affected. On such occasions she could lose to inferior players: as happened, notably, when Christina Sandberg, Pat Walkden, and Ceci Martinez beat her in the Wimbledons of 1968, 1979 and 1970. It sat oddly with Wade's social and academic development that, at times, she could be capable of ill-tempered outbursts and tactical naïvety. She could not always control the fires burning within her – but they never went out. Wade always had star quality or, as friend once put it, a 'divine spark'. She enjoyed going on stage at players' cabarets. She saw herself, I suspect, as part of the 'Establishment' class born to exert authority. And as the years went by she mellowed, achieved emotional maturity, played with smiling self-assurance, and ceased to get rattled. She learned to control her temperament, her game, and her opponents.
Even the 'phase one' Wade was capable of great performances: spectacular, exciting, dramatic, but eschewing the infuriating wildness that punctuated those early years. The demons within were tamed on special occasions in 1968, 1971 and 1972. Her success in the first Open tournament, at Bournemouth (her birthplace), had no moe than historic signifiance, because the women's event was a sideshow to the men's. But in the first US Open championships in 1968 she was devastating, beating such formidable opponents as Rosie Casals, Judy Tegart, Ann Jones and Billie Jean King without conceding a set. She was the first British player to win the US women's title since Betty Nuthall in 1930. The cheque for $6,000 mattered far less than the consistent splendour of Wade's tennis in winning it. In a tent by the Forest Hills clubhouse she attentively poured champagne for the small contingent of Brits. In those days, there were not many of us around. I recall the stray thought that Wade – like Fred Perry before her – had a character in harmony with the bustling aggression of New York.
A different source of satisfaction came in the 1971 Italian championships, at that time the toughest clay-court test outside Paris. Wade liked Rome. She liked the tournament. But slow clay was not her scene. She had never mastered it: because patient, devious manoeuvring was not in her nature. That year, the field of 16 was mostly modest. But in the final Wade beat Helga Masthoff (formerly Niessen), who had once committed herself to the opinion that there was no way Wade could ever beat her on clay. Masthoff, tall and unhurried, wth more than a hint of hauteur, exuded the airs and graces of a rather supercilious grande dame. Off court, she had a droll sense of humour. On court, her iron-clad composure (plus the sharpest of tactical wits) could make the likes of Wade seem emotionally dishevelled. Beating her in Rome meant a lot to Wade. But as she poured champagne again, this time on the sunny terrace of the Foro Italico, Wade merely osbserved 'I've learned how to play on this stuff'.
In 1972 Wade beat Evonne Goolagong, the French and Wimbledon champion, in the Australian final. But we had to wait more than five years for the 'phase two' Wade to win Wimbledon. She had been playing there since she was 16 (altogether, she contested the singles for 24 consecutive years). The semi-final pairings suggested that Sue Barker was more likely than Wade to win the title for Britain. But Betty Stove beat Barker: and Wade eventually overwhelmed Chris Evert, a result that left Evert in shock for days.
Then Wade beat Stove – whereupon the centre court became a raging sea of Union Jacks, applauding hands, echoing roars, repeated hurrahs, and the improvised paradox of 'For she's a jolly good fellow'. It was rather like the last night of the Proms: one of those special occasions on which the British let their hair down. Everything had coincided to make this a great day: anniversaries for Wimbledon and the Queen and, most of all, the long-deferred triumph of a player closely identified with tradition, royalty and patriotism.
Wade was 5ft 7in tall and her weight usually hovered around 9st 7lb. She was dark and lithe, springy and athletic, thoufh rather heavy-footed. Her blue eyes had icy, alarming clarity. She had a graceful yet restlessly untamed air about her. One sensed the threatening reserves of nervous and physical energy, the jungle instinct, the prefeence (on court) for action rather than cerebral indulgences. In most of this she had much in common (and was aware of it) with the big cats. It was easy to imagine Wade in the latter role, bounding on to her prey and tearing it to bits. That natural athleticism, aggression and fighting spirit was the main reason for her success. Her racket-work was not exceptional. She had a superb first service, delivered with a classically fluent action, and her volleys were boldly terminal when she took care with them. The forehand was dangerous but often wayward, the backhand more consistently damaging – she put so much 'work' on the approach shot that, once over the net, it became almost subterranean.
Wade was a mass of contradictory qualities, not least the fact that she seemed to be thorougly English in spite of her South African upbringing and a disposition that was probably more suited to New York (where she was to settle) than the Home Counties. She aroused conflicting emotions but nobody could feel dispassionate in the presence of so much passion. In her autobiography Wade pointed out that she had the same birthday as Arthur Ashe (two years older) and that they were the first US Open champions and both won Wimbledon at the age of 31. Add the big services, the cultural interests and the African connections, and you can begin to believe in the influence of the stars.
Filed under Australian Open, Books, French Open, Players, Slider, US Open, Wimbledon · Tagged with 1968, 1971, 1972, 1977, Angela Mortimer, Ann Jones, Arthur Ashe, Betty Nuthall, Betty Stove, Billie Jean King, Bournemouth, Ceci Martinez, Chris Evert, Christina Sandberg, Dorothy Round, Evonne Goolagong, Helga Masthoff, Judy Tegart, ozopen1972, Pat Walkden, Rex Bellamy, Rome, Rosie Casals, Sue Barker, usopen1968, Virginia Wade, wb1977
BBC Wimbledon 2014 coverage
Over 17 million people watched the BBC's coverage of Andy Murray's victory in last year's Wimbledon men's final and the magic of Wimbledon is back this summer across the BBC (BBC One, BBC Two, BBC Radio 5 live and BBC Sport website) from 23 June-6 July.
Forty years since claiming his first Wimbledon title, Jimmy Connors returns to the BBC television line-up. He joins an expert field of Wimbledon regulars, including: Martina Navratilova, Virginia Wade, Tracy Austin, Lindsay Davenport, John McEnroe, Pat Cash and Tim Henman.
A special documentary looking back at Andy Murray's year since his Wimbledon victory and featuring exclusive footage and interviews will be broadcast at 10:35 on Monday 23 June.
Clare Balding heads up Radio 5 live's coverage, and she'll be live from the All England Club daily from midday. The radio commentary team wincludes Jana Novotna, Mary Pierce, Goran Ivanisevic, Richard Krajicek, Nick Bollettieri and Patrick Mouratoglou.
Filed under Marketing, Slider, Wimbledon · Tagged with 2014, Andy Murray, BBC, Clare Balding, Sue Barker, video, wb2014
What's wrong with British tennis?
With its Davis Cup team embarassing defeat against Lithuania in March, british tennis has reached a new low.
This loss – which costed captain John Lloyd his job – was Britain's fifth in a row and they have now to face … Turkey(!) to avoid dropping into the lowest tier of the competition.
This Davis Cup disaster reflects how bad Britain is at tennis:
– Murray's defeat at this year's Oz Open final prolonged British Slam drought. Right after his semifinal win against Tsonga, Federer had joked that Britain had been searching for a male Grand Slam champion for about 150,000 years.
In fact it's "only" 74 years: Fred Perry was the last to win a Slam in 1936 (he won Wimbledon and US Open that year).
– Murray is actually the only british player in the top 100 (France and Spain have each 12 players in the top 100). But like Henman and Rusedski, he is not a product of british tennis structure, as he spent many years at the Sanchez-Casal academy in Spain.
Alex Bogdanovic, the second best ranked (number 166 as of June, 10 2010) could be seen as the poster child of british tennis failure: the 26 yr old has received a Wimbledon wild card eight years in a row, losing in the first round everytime.
Filed under Wimbledon · Tagged with Andy Murray, Heather Watson, Laura Robson, Sue Barker, Tim Henman, Virginia Wade, Wimbledon
Borotra Cup 2019
Nadal, Djokovic, Lendl, Wilander... they all took part to the 16 and under Summer Cup held each year in Le Touquet. Discover the tennis stars of tomorrow.
#TennisAid
Read the story of #TennisAid charity trip in Uganda
How to buy tickets, visitors' guide, FAQs... stay tuned for more Roland Garros coverage!
Open du Nord 2015
Lower tournaments are a good opportunity to discover young players in the making like Karen Khachanov and Quentin Halys, or some charismatic veteran players like Rudy Coco.

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Challenge of the Masters () is a 1976 martial arts-action film released in Hong Kong by Shaw Brothers, and directed by Lau Kar Leung.

Plot
After his father refuses to teach him kung fu and he is constantly being beaten by rival school students, a young Wong Fei Hung (Gordon Liu) must train under Luk Ah Choy (Chen Kuan Tai) to avenge the evils being done by the rival school.

Cast
 Gordon Liu – Wong Fei Hung
 Chen Kuan-tai – Luk Ah Choy
 Lily Li – Sau Lien
 Lau Kar-leung – Ho Fu
 Lau Kar-wing - Officer Yuan Ching
 Yuen Biao - Master Pang's student
 Ricky Hui - Lung
 Fung Hak-On - Yeung Chung
 Eric Tsang - Master Lin's student
 Billy Chan - Master Pang's student
 Kara Hui
 Lam Ching-ying - Master Pang's student
 Wilson Tong - Master Tang
 John Cheung - Master Pang's student
 Danny Chow - Master Lin's student
 Huang Ha - Master Lin's student
 Mang Hoi - contestant at Pao contest

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1976 films
1976 martial arts films
1976 action films
Kung fu films
Hong Kong martial arts films
Shaw Brothers Studio films
Films directed by Lau Kar-leung
Films set in 19th-century Qing dynasty
1970s Hong Kong films

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Sports, Sports -- Local
Alapag joins SMB's coaching staff
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By Vivem Soriano
Eagle News Service
Gilas and PBA legend Jimmy Alapag has joined powerhouse San Miguel Beermen as its newest assistant coach.
Alapag attended the team's practice at the Acropolis Gym in Quezon City earlier today, Thursday, Jan. 3.
Alapag is also on his second year as coach of the San Miguel Alab Pilipinas squad in the ongoing ASEAN Basketball League, leading the team to a championship last season.
He previously turned down an offer to become the mentor of the De La Salle Green Archers in the UAAP, citing the potential conflict in scheduling with his current stint in the ABL.
PHL bows out of Asian Games basketball medal race after loss to South Korea August 27, 2018
Barangay Ginebra looking to spoil SMB's grand slam bid as 2018 Commissioner's Cup Finals tips off tonight July 27, 2018
Jeron Teng, 2 former La Salle players stabbed in Taguig June 3, 2018
Former PBA player Mark Cardona arrested May 5, 2018


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What do u think of my timetable? Can u give me tips on how to Improve it please and how to make the best of my time please.
If u need anything on it explained then let me know.
It looks pretty detailed, but like you have built in lots of breaks and stuff that isn't revision, which is good. I'm not sure how you've found using it now that you're a few days in, but there doesn't seem to be a lot of room for flexibility if something unexpected comes up, or you decide you want to spend more time on something...Don't see it as failure if you do need to adapt it or change your plans, or if you don't get everything done that you've planned to!
that sure is a lot of english!
wow thats super organised and looks great, just dont burn yourself out haha - good luck!
Work out the specific topics/issues you are going to or need to work on So before you do anything have a list.
Weighting - give more time to your weakest areas/bits.
As you go along make a note of things you need to do more on and ideas that 'come' to you.
Test, test, test yourself. Quotes are memory tests. Memory loves repetition, say at the beginning and or end of a session and of course in the shower .
And now the crucial bit...are you paying attention? Should I shout (use capitals)?
You need to constantly monitor, review and assess your progress. You must manage what you are doing: the whole thing; individual bits; timing and of course your-self (eating, sleeping, relaxing etc.).
This function you do separately from the actual work you do. You could do it once a day or morning and evening with a more detailed round-up once a week. This is where you swap things around, adjust timings or make whatever changes that are necessary.
From your timetable I would suggest incorporating it into "Get UP". It's should be about 10-15 mins daily or longer if something new or unusual crops up. Sit down with a cup of tea and go over things - incorporate anything you have included in your notes.
Monitor, Review & Assess - then take action as required.


Happy Friday! The official start of summer is literally breathing down the backs of our necks, so it's time to start planning out your summer to-do list – hooray! Here are a few things I'm looking forward to, along with some fun free fonts to download :-) We're wasting NO time with a trip out to the beach this weekend. I can't wait to get some sun, munch on sandwiches, and gossip with good friends. Have a good one!
Obrigada Você me ajudou muito, precisava dessas fontes como nunca!
You can find the correct font in the Archive section of that website, just underneath the main featured font. There are several fonts on that page. so I couldn't provide a direct link to London. Hope that helps!
Oh great finds!! I especially love the London one. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks, Kaitlyn! I'm so glad you find them helpful!
Gloria, these fonts are glorious! I especially love California and Notera. So pretty.
Thanks for the fonts and have a great week!
Loving these. Especially since PicMonkey supports imported fonts now. Woo!
What a wonderful round up–and a fabulous weekend ahead!
Love the Grass Stains and Lemonade. These are so awesome because whenever I"m designing something it's good to have a great selection of fonts to choose from. Have a good one Gloria!
have a great time! and thanks for another great set of free fonts!


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Looking for a connection between the three Douglass, Thomas, William, and James, who in 1503 changed their surname to Drysdale to escape persecution, and James Drysdale, below.
Douglas of Angus were not in charge of Hermitage at time of Mary Queen of Scots.
But can't you Douglas help defend it from encroachment of industrialization by wind turbines, since you were overseeing it as Earls of Angus?
James V hung James Elwald as a traitor and Gilnockie and all his gallant company as traitors.
Do not think much of James V, he had a James Elwald which feel is one of my relatives hung. Of course today people call him James Elliot, and Douglas historians accuse him of killing a Cessford, likely I feel because the Douglas at this period of time where loosing power to the Bauld Buccleuch and the Ker of Cessford.
Elwald becoming of Redheugh and Larriston, and also Ellot.
The chieftain line, the Elwald-Ellot-Eliott of Redheugh became of Redheugh, when land was passed from Archibald 'Bell the Cat' Douglas, fifth Earl of Angus to their family squire the clan chieftain a 10th Robert Elwald to be chief.
Renewed border skirmishing saw Henry Percy, future 3rd earl of Northumberland, defeated by Hugh Douglas, earl of Ormond, on 23 October 1448.
It is always fun to discover hanky panky in the family history, and so it was not really a surprise to discover that the daughter of my 13th great-grandfather was a naughty girl, when not much more that her sixteenth birthday - she became the mistress of King James V.
Two weddings on the same day - what's the connection?
Intrigued by the marriage between a Douglas and a Middleton, and wondering if there was a royal connection, I worked to find out who Rev M Middleton was, and indeed, who was Mr Douglas?
Viewpark Conservation Group (VCG) wishes to acquire the Historic Douglas Support Estate, locally known as The Viewpark Glen through a Community buy-out.
The Douglas Support Estate was in the ownership of the Douglas family for many generations, and forms part of the old Douglas lands of Lanarkshire. The current owners are descendants of the Douglas family, but are no longer Douglases.
Some alarming facts have been added to Alexander Douglas-Douglas's Wikipedia profile.
Alexander was a naval officer, an explorer, a teamster, officer in the Native Police and a chief inspector of police in Queensland. And, it his time with the police that has been called into question.
Are you a descendant of the Douglas families of Bonjedward or Timpendean?
Douglas of Bonjedward has featured in a couple of recent articles, the Skirmish at Sclaterford, which followed the disaster at Flodden, in 1513, and the Raid of the Redeswire in 1575.
However, linking the correct Douglas to these events is not proving easy.
John Douglas was born on 6 Feb 1840 in Bury, Lancashire, the son of Daniel Douglas, a Machine Maker, and his wife Sarah.
John emigrated to Mexico and is the progenitor of the family that built, first, Douglas Chalet and then Castillo Douglas.
Does anyone have this family in their tree?
Arguably one of the more ugly new buildings in London, The 30-storey Douglass Tower on Goodluck Hope, has been named after Sir James Douglass, the redoubtable designer of the English coastline's two tallest lighthouses - the Eddystone Lighthouse off the Cornish coast and Bishop Rock, on the Isle of Scilly.
US Presidents, and their Douglas connections.


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The Fall of the Dungeon Guardians - Enhanced Edition
In this tactical combat & dungeon crawler mash-up, explore a massive dungeon, full of danger, mystery and secrets. Fight your way through hordes of enemies and powerful creatures, with your tank, healer & damage dealers party.
Developer: Mana Games Publisher: Mana Games
Genre: Indie, RPG, Strategy
Languages: English, French, German, Polish, Hungarian, Italian, Czech, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Turkish
Tags: RPG (123), Dungeon Crawler (114), Strategy (109), Exploration (108), Fantasy (103), Difficult (97), Old School (95), Mystery Dungeon (94), Combat (91), Indie (89), Real-Time with Pause (85), Grid-Based Movement (83), First-Person (80), Party-Based RPG (74), Singleplayer (68), Adventure (65), Retro (61), Level Editor (59), Rogue-like (57), Magic (53)
Category: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Steam Trading Cards, Steam Workshop, Steam Cloud, Stats, Includes level editor
Release date: Nov 6, 2015
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Linear Modelling - Break Even Analysis
Linear Programming - Graphical Method
Linear Programming - Objective Function
Linear Programming - Applications
Some big ideas in optimisation were developed during and soon after the second world war. The new field came to be known as Linear Programming.
Significant contributors to it were Leonid Kantorovich in 1939 and George Dantzig in 1946 and 1947. Initially, the Linear Programming formulation had mainly military applications but it is now recognised as a tool with many commercial uses to do with finding the best ways to allocate available resources.
In this chapter, we consider some simple examples.
Suppose a manufacturer can make two kinds of product and there is a strong demand for both types. The profit that can be made on the first type is $\$50$$50 per unit and on the second type, it is $\$40$$40 for each unit. Clearly, the total profit $P$P depends on the numbers of the two types of product that are produced and the unit profit on each product. We express this algebraically as
$P=50m+40n$P=50m+40n
where $m$m and $n$n are the respective numbers of the two products.
In other circumstances, this profit function might be a cost function or a revenue function or a time function or a function giving some other useful quantity as its output. In general, it is called the objective function.
To maximise the objective function in the case we are considering, it might seem that the correct course of action is to produce as many as possible of the more profitable product and none of the other type. But, usually, there will be constraints of various kinds that restrict what can actually be done and which make some combination of the two products a better option.
For example, suppose the work is done in $7$7-hour shifts. It takes $27$27 minutes to produce each unit of the more profitable product, and it takes $19$19 minutes to make each unit of the other type. At the end of the shift, there are to be no partially completed units.
A simple calculation shows that it would be possible to complete, at most, $15$15 of the more profitable product but there would be $15$15 minutes left unused in the shift. Perhaps it would be better to produce just $14$14 of this type, leaving $42$42 minutes remaining in the shift which could be used for making $2$2 units of the second type.
Thus, referring to the objective function, we could have $m=15$m=15 and $n=0$n=0, so that
$P=50\times15+40\times0=750$P=50×15+40×0=750
or, we could have $m=14$m=14 and $n=2$n=2, so that
$P=50\times14+40\times2=780.$P=50×14+40×2=780.
Clearly, the second option is better.
The constraints in the process are expressed as inequalities. The constraints need to involve the same variables as occur in the objective function. In the example above, the time constraints would be expressed
$27m+19n\le420$27m+19n≤420.
The numbers of the two products produced are each at least zero. So, we can write $m\ge0$m≥0 and $n\ge0$n≥0 as two further constraints.
Other constraints will arise due to limited supplies of raw materials, labour, transport or other factors.
As a result, only a certain set of values for the variables $m$m and $n$n is possible. On a graph, this set appears as an area bounded by lines. This region of possible values is a convex polygonal shape, usually called the feasible region. Any point whose coordinates $(m,n)$(m,n) lie outside the feasible region is said to be infeasible.
We might calculate the value of the objective function for the points $(m,n)$(m,n) in the feasible region, looking for the optimal solution. This would take a very long time were it not for the fact that
the optimal solution is always at a vertex of the feasible region.
Thus, the problem reduces to that of finding the intersections of the lines forming the boundary of the feasible region and then testing those points by substitution into the objective function.
A hotel and conference centre at a holiday destination can cater for a maximum of $540$540 tourists and conference attendees per month but does not open for business in any month in which the number of bookings is less than $300$300. The number of tourist bookings is always greater than the number of conference attendees but never more than twice as many.
The profit made per tourist per month is $\$16$$16 while the profit made per conference attendee per month is $\$19$$19. What mix of conference attendees and tourists should the centre aim for to maximise the profit and what is the maximum profit?
The steps to be carried out in the optimisation process are:
• Define the variables.
• Construct the objective function.
• Write the constraints in the form of a system of linear inequalities.
• Draw the graphs.
• Find the vertices of the feasible region.
• Test for the optimum vertex, and write a conclusion.
Let $c$c be the number of conference attendees and $t$t be the number of tourists. If $P$P is the total profit, then the objective function can be written $P=19c+16t$P=19c+16t.
The constraints are:
$c+t\le540$c+t≤540 (maximum number of bookings)
$c+t\ge300$c+t≥300 (minimum bookings in order to open)
$t>c$t>c
$t\le2c$t≤2c
$t\ge0$t≥0, $c\ge0$c≥0
The graph of these inequalities looks as follows:
To find the vertices of the feasible region we consider the intersecting boundary lines in pairs.
$t=2c$t=2c and $c+t=540$c+t=540 gives $c=180$c=180 and $t=360$t=360.
$t=c$t=c and $c+t=540$c+t=540 gives $c=t=270$c=t=270.
We now substitute each vertex point into the objective function $P=19c+16t$P=19c+16t to find the maximum value for $P$P.
$19\times180+16\times360$19×180+16×360 $=$= $9180$9180
$19\times100+16\times200$19×100+16×200
$=$= $5100$5100
The profit is maximised when there are $270$270 conference attendees and $270$270 tourists. The profit is then $\$9470$$9470.
A television manufacturer makes rear-projection and plasma televisions. The profit per unit is $\$75$$75 for the rear-projection televisions and $\$150$$150 for the plasma televisions.
Let $x$x be the number of rear-projection televisions sold in a month and $y$y be the number of plasma televisions sold in a month. Write the objective function that models the total monthly profit $z$z.
The manufacturer is bound by the following constraints:
Equipment in the factory allows for making a maximum of $150$150 rear-projection televisions in one month.
Equipment in the factory allows for making a maximum of $300$300 plasma televisions in one month.
The cost to manufacture per unit is $\$400$$400 for the rear-projection televisions, and $\$300$$300 for the plasma televisions. Total monthly costs cannot exceed $\$120000$$120000.
Express the three constraints as inequalities:
$\editable{}\le\editable{}$
Graph the region defined by the inequalities $x\le150$x≤150, $y\le300$y≤300 and $400x+300y\le120000$400x+300y≤120000 in the first quadrant:
The region of possible solutions that you graphed in part (c) has been sketched more clearly below:
Evaluate the objective function for total monthly profit at each of the corners of the region. Give your answer to the nearest dollar.
Total Monthly Profit (dollars)
$\left(0,0\right)$(0,0) $\editable{}$
$\left(0,300\right)$(0,300) $\editable{}$
$\left(75,300\right)$(75,300) $\editable{}$
$\left(150,200\right)$(150,200) $\editable{}$
$\left(150,0\right)$(150,0) $\editable{}$
Use the region of possible solutions graphed above to help you determine the maximum monthly profit and the coordinates of the point it occurs on:
The maximum monthly profit is $\editable{}$
dollars at the point $\left(\editable{},\editable{}\right)$(
Oliver is opening a new cross-state shipping company. He has the option to buy semi-trailer trucks or box trucks. To help in his decision, Oliver analyzed the following data:
The annual maintenance cost should not exceed $\$562500$$562500.
The total payload had to be at least $300$300 tons.
Only $30$30 semi-trailer trucks are available.
Semi-Trailer Truck
Annual maintenance cost
$\$12500$$12500 $\$11250$$11250
$20$20 tons $3$3 tons
The average profit made by a semi-trailer truck is $\$12000$$12000 per year and the average profit made by a box trucks is $\$13000$$13000 per year. Find how many of each type of truck Oliver has to buy in order to maximize his annual profit.
The maximum annual profit is $\editable{}$
dollars, if Oliver buys $\editable{}$
semi-trailer trucks and $\editable{}$
box trucks.
Food and clothing are shipped to survivors of a hurricane. Each box of food will feed $4$4 people, while each box of clothing will help $6$6 people. Each $1.0$1.0 m3 box of food weighs $5$5 kg and each $0.6$0.6 m3 box of clothes weighs $8$8 kg. The planes transporting food and clothing are bound by the following constraints:
The total weight per plane cannot exceed $2000$2000 kg, and the total volume must be less than $300$300 m3.
How many boxes of food and how many boxes of clothing should be sent with each plane shipment to maximize the number of people that are helped?
boxes of food and $\editable{}$
boxes of clothing should be sent to help $\editable{}$
Use curve fitting, log modelling, and linear programming techniques
Apply linear programming methods in solving problems


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Ко́лтон Лотт (; ) — канадский кёрлингист.
Серебряный призёр Чемпионата Канады среди смешанных пар.

Достижения
 Кубок мира по кёрлингу 2018/2019 (смешанные пары): золото (3 этап).
 : серебро (, ), бронза ().
 : золото (), бронза (, ).
 : золото (, ), бронза ().

Команды
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! Сезон !! Четвёртый !! Третий !! Второй !! Первый !! Запасной !! Турниры
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| 2010—11 || Kyle Doering || Колтон Лотт || Derek Oryniak || Lucas Van Den Bosche || ||
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| 2011—12 || Kyle Doering || Колтон Лотт || Derek Oryniak || Lucas Van Den Bosche || тренер: Calvin Edie ||
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| 2012—13 || Мэтт Данстон || Колтон Лотт || Дэниел Грант || Brendan MacCuish || Josh Barryтренер: Scott Grant ||
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| 2013—14 || Мэтт Данстон || Колтон Лотт || Kyle Doering || Robbie Gordon || ||
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| 2014—15 || Мэтт Данстон || Колтон Лотт || Kyle Doering || Robbie Gordon || ||
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| 2015 || Braden Calvert || Kyle Kurz || Lucas van den Bosch || Brendan Wilson || Колтон Лотттренер: Tom Clasper ||
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| 2015—16 || Мэтт Данстон || Колтон Лотт || Kyle Doering || Robbie Gordon || Wade Fordтренер: Calvin Edie ||
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| 2016—17 || Jason Gunnlaugson || Колтон Лотт || Kyle Doering || Robbie Gordon || ||
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| 2017—18 || Пэт Симмонс || Колтон Лотт || Kyle Doering || Robbie Gordon || ||
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| 2018—19 || Tanner Lott' || Colton Lott || Kennedy Bird || Wade Ford || ||
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| colspan="7"| Кёрлинг среди смешанных пар (mixed doubles curling)
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| 2016—17 || Kristy Watling || Колтон Лотт || || || ||
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| 2017—18 || Кадриана Сагайдак || Колтон Лотт || || || ||
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| 2018—19|| Кадриана Сагайдак || Колтон Лотт || || || тренеры:Скотт Пфейфер (КМ 3 эт.)Нолан Тиссен (КМ фин.) || КМ 2018/19 (3 этап)  КМ 2018/19 (финал) (4 место)
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| 2020—21 || Кадриана Сагайдак || Колтон Лотт || || || ||
|}(скипы выделены полужирным шрифтом)''

Частная жизнь
Из семьи кёрлингистов. Его старший брат Таннер Лотт () — скип команды, в которой Колтон играет.

В смешанной паре играет со своей подругой Кадриана Сагайдак, они стали призёрами чемпионатов Канады в 2018 и 2019 годах.

Примечания

Ссылки
 Профиль на сайте Curling World Cup
 Публикации на сайте Curling Canada с тэгом «Colton Lott»

Кёрлингисты по алфавиту
Кёрлингисты Канады


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As Georgia universities deal with COVID-19 cases, parents group fights to keep campuses open
September 07, 2020 at 6:52 pm EDT
By Tony Thomas, WSB-TV
ATHENS, Ga. — Across the state, college parents are organizing to keep their kids at school.
A Facebook group called "Keep Georgia Universities Open" has more than 5,100 members. Many are parents who say they want to protect their child's health and that means them staying on campus.
As students returned to campus in August, the number of COVID-19 cases rose.
For the last week of August, the University of Georgia reported 821 COVID-19 related cases. Kennesaw State had 181 cases since Aug. 15 and Georgia Tech reported 571 for the month.
Georgia Gwinnett College administrators report 54 cases since the pandemic began.
"Once the schools closed in North Carolina, we became concerned there could be a ripple effect here," parent Joy Morin said.
Last month, dozens of tenured UGA professors called the reopening of campus "as currently planned unwise."
Morin helped organize the Keep Georgia Universities Open group. Morin and others say they don't believe college students are as much at risk as other populations, and the greater risk is keeping 18-22 year olds at home, away from friends and all the on campus learning and experiences.
"The students are at much less risk from the virus than they are suicide and depression." Morin said.
Her son Zach is a freshman at UGA.
"It's a little different but at least we have this, something," he said.
Georgia colleges see rise in COVID-19 cases, students urged to get tested frequently
Georgia Tech students say university isn't telling truth about COVID-19 spread
Channel 2′s Tony Thomas asked Zach Morin how important he thinks it is to be on campus.
"Very important, just because of everything that has happened for the class of 2020 in the past few months, it's been brutal," he said.
Last week, other groups questioned the need for in-person learning.
"I don't think we should have even been on campus this semester because of the rise of cases," student Arianna Mbunwe told a group of lawmakers on a Zoom call.
UGA student Gabi Earl spoke about the start of classes and her worries about on campus learning as she walked near the arches.
"It's definitely stressful because you are worried about your health," Earl said.
The Keep Georgia Universities Open Facebook group is bombarding state leaders and administrators with phone calls and letters. The group worries that students' mental health is at stake.
"I think we are really depriving them of an education by keeping them out of the classroom," member Nicole Johnson told Thomas. "We've already started this course and I think we need to stick with it. "
As for Zach Morin, he hopes to keep his hybrid in-person and online classes going and wants soon to attend all in-person classes like a normal college freshman.
"If they send us home, I'd be pretty devastated, " Morin said. "This is something new. I'm finally moving on with my life and they are trying to snatch it away and send me back to what it was for the past four or five months."
Organizers of the Facebook group told Thomas they plan to keep up the pressure, knowing for the short term at least, the number of cases will likely rise the longer students are on campus .
One parent commented that they just need to weather that rise and urge administrators to as well.


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Zakaria I (ur. ?, zm. ?) – w latach 1636–1639 19. ormiański Patriarcha Konstantynopola.

Przypisy

Ormiańscy patriarchowie Konstantynopola
Zmarli w XVII wieku


Having been keen caravanners for a number of years we understand that people like to get away from the hustle and bustle of large family campsites.
We have had many experiences of staying on smaller intimate sites across the UK and realised there was an opportunity in Koppanyszanto to offer our customers a truly local, good value experience on the outskirts of a quiet, rural village.
Located in beautiful scenery you can sit back with a glass of locally produced wine whilst watching the world go by, or within 20km of our site you can find thermal spas, fishing, horse riding, cycling, birdwatching, walking,hunting and wine tasting together with many more activities to enjoy.
We have 20 pitches available for touring caravans or motorhomes, tent pitches together with a traditional Hungarian cottage self atering ensuite room and an on-site fully fitted touring caravan for hire.
We are 500m from the local village shop and pub and situated 12 miles from Tamasi off the main road from Pecs to Budapest.
For our prices please click here , please note,we now ask for bookings to be made using our on line system or by email.
Book your escape to Koppanyszanto today!


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Event Type: Drama
Unveiled Secrets
Fri 11 October
£10, £8 under 25 and Senior Citz
Four plays, four women, four secrets. Their unveilings, humorous and heartbreaking, reveal uncomfortable truths.
In First Steps by West Linton's Anita John, and The Other Nathan by retired Borders doctor, Oliver Eade, elderly women surprise and shock their families with long-hidden secrets.
In Give the Dog a Bone a middle-aged woman driven to distraction by an ailing mother, is horrified by her sister's revelation. The Other Cat (Winner of Segora 2018 International Play Competition) is more of a 'did it happen?' than a 'whodunnit?' – a dark-yet-playful take on Schrödinger's famous cat.
Leopoldstadt Date: 27/01/2022 Time: 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Price: £17, £10 under 16 Tom Stoppard's new epic yet intimate play filmed live on stage.
A Brief History of the Fragile Male Ego Date: 18/02/2022 Time: 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm Price: £10 Film of a riotous and very funny show that cuts to the bone of the conversation around gender politics.
Jack Docherty - Nothing But Date: 17/03/2022 Time: 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm Price: £15, £13 One of Scotland's favourite comic performers grapples with lost youth, infatuation, fatherhood, sex, secrets and truth.
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