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"New Debra Saunders for 10/28/2008" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2009-01-04 19:45:34

If President furnish had been looking for a textbook inspect of a federal offender who should never win a presidential pardon. Isaac R. Toussie would fit the bill. Toussie is the sort of amoral swell who contributed to the 2008 owe meltdown. In 2001. … Gay civil rights groups — the Human Rights race and the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force — are calling on President-elect Barack Obama to yank his invitation to Saddleback Church pastor Rick Warren to give the inaugural prayer on … A panel of three federal judges is holding a trial to determine whether to free 52,000 of California's 172,000 prison inmates to ameliorate overcrowding. You might be asking yourself: Who elected these guys to run California?One of the three judges. … I've desire considered myself a bad Republican. During the furnish administration for example. I've felt remove to whack George W and Republicans in Congress for passing big-spending bills such as their pork-rich 2002 farm bill the underfunded prescription-drug account and earmark spending. But in 2008. I find that I'm a piker in the bad Republican department. Enter Christopher Buckley the satirical novelist and GOP legacy prince who wrote a piece in the New York Times in February excoriating Rush Limbaugh and other conservatives for not supporting John McCain for president despite McCain's conservative credentials and unassailable character. This month. Buckley announced he would vote for Democrat Barack Obama for president as McCain's campaign had rendered the former P. O. W. "inauthentic." Republicans Colin Powell. William Weld and Scott McClellan also undergo endorsed Obama. On Friday. Limbaugh lashed out at Buckley and company as he asked. "What the hell happened to your theory that only John McCain could increase this party that we had to get moderates and independents?" "Good riddance," Limbaugh said to GOP moderates. In an e-mail Monday. Limbaugh wrote. "What I meant to imply is that moderates leading a conservative revival will doom it. I'm happy to have them — but not as definers and leaders." Limbaugh should ease off on the "moderate" bashing. Buckley. Powell. Weld and McClellan don't represent discuss Republicans so much as they represent themselves — and a small universe of New York and Beltway conservatives who undergo not retreated to the middle but simply bolted for the nearest move. They had spent the measure eight years in a contentious marriage marred by a circular argument revolving around George W. Bush. McCain appeared as the man who might offer a chance for happiness. But when they found themselves trapped in the same ceaseless argument that plagued their last unhappy marriage they announced they were leaving home to buy a case of cigarettes. William Ayers? Everyone knows that if McCain had held a race event at the home of someone who founded a violent anti-abortion assort it would be an issue. McCampaign seemed out of touch in bringing up in the midst of an economic crisis Ayers an education professor who helped found the terrorist Weather Underground in the 1960s. When GOP vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin hit Obama's "socialist" tax policies here again the campaign seemed not so much too conservative as too 1950s. They were still arguing about call as McCampaign had morphed into a style-crime road show. The factor here is not discuss versus conservative Republicans but the alter guy versus the old guy. Buckley did not claim that Obama's policies are better. Indeed he wrote that he ordain "pray secularly" for Obama to betray the traditional left-wing politics he espouses. Powell told NBC's "Meet the Press" that he supported Obama "because of his ability to inspire because of the inclusive nature of his campaign because he is reaching out all across America" — not because of Obama's position papers. When Obamacons explain why they are deserting the GOP nominee you don't hear them arguing that Obama ordain do exceed by U. S troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. They don't say that Obama has the best ideas for the economy. They instead lean on the belief that Obama can bring populate together. They gloss over the fact that McCain will lay for nothing short of a successful military policy in Iraq and Afghanistan. Or that Obama sees Iraq as a place where the U. S government spends $10 billion a month that could go to social programs at domiciliate. They ascertain on Obama to do what is expedient not what he has pledged to do. They tend to accept more with McCain's emphasis on limiting taxation to encourage job creation than Obama's zeal to spread around affluent populate's wealth. So they don't care on the policy questions. They don't compassionate that McCain has a history of working with Democrats while Obama has a history of talking about working with Republicans. Because they have lined up behind the Democrat they have determined that Obama will bring populate together. E-mail Debra J. Saunders at dsaunders@sfchronicle com. To sight out more about Debra J. Saunders and read features by other Creators connect writers and cartoonists tour the Creators Syndicate Web page at www creators com.

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"New William Murchison for 10/28/2008" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-28 09:03:01

He might still win. And then again he might not. What matters most in some sense is that Capt. John McCain has chosen not to strike his colors. There is enormous potential significance in McCain's attempt to rise from the inanity and waste of … "Grow up or die," Bill Maher admonishes viewers at the end of "Religulous," which is kind of an odd statement for a guy to make on wrapping up a cinematic assault on religion: mocking jesting wise-guying to beat the band. But … So here we are — wherever "here" is economically financially speaking. The House balks at the bailout. The markets tumble. What next? No expert who tells you he knows what's ahead is to be believed and you can tell him a colleague … I can't at this point think of anything new to say about the election. Here's something old in that case: McCain's the one and not just because when it comes to "old," he qualifies. Well yes — the age thing too. Many of us like our presidents with a liver spot or two and perhaps a hesitation in the gait: reminders of experience and mortality. The nearest we get to such things this year is Joe Biden age 66 and himself a reminder that no formula is foolproof. Say this for McCain in the comparative experience department: He's been around long enough to do a few things and think a few thoughts. Compare him to Barack Obama. What Obama has done besides push himself forward what he thinks about besides his own duty to go forward … I don't know. It is an extraordinary thing: We stand on the verge of handing the world's most powerful secular office to a man about whom we know comparatively little. We know so little because his life has no narrative thrust except in terms of his constant thrust to … to what? Lead? Yes but if we admit that another question arises: Lead where and to what end? And how well? I wrote a few months ago that no presidential nominee of a major party has come to us for a long long time with credentials slimmer than Obama's except perhaps Wendell Willkie a previously unheralded utilities lawyer whom the Republicans thrust forward in sheer desperation over the prospect of a third term for Franklin Roosevelt. How Willkie might have governed had he won we never actually had to learn. He lost. Obama seems unlikely barring a miracle to lose. We'll then find occasion upon occasion to see what numbers — snake eyes or boxcars — our national roll of the dice produces. We plain don't know. At a moment of economic and geopolitical peril we prepare to hand the steering wheel to a man we're not even sure has a map or driver's license. The onrush of words from Obama's mouth should not distract us even though it distracts tens of millions. First we haven't seen him in action as we have many times seen John McCain. Obama. I keep vainly pointing out hasn't done anything. He's the Music Man telling us of the trouble right here in River City — as if we didn't know! — and offering to pull us out of it. We gape and nod. Oh yes those speeches those policy papers. Don't those tell us what to expect under an Obama administration? The troublesome part here is two-fold. First the Obama agenda spin it how you will is government behind the steering wheel I just mentioned private industry and initiative in the passenger seat if not the back seat. Obama has designed on paper a program (health care energy taxes investment etc. etc.) that if duly enacted would make Americans more dependent upon their central government for happiness and prosperity (if any) than until recently we can have believed possible. Of course future Congresses could theoretically unravel that dependency but why put them to the trouble and anxiety? Second — here I go again — not even David Axelrod can be sure he knows how Obama would fare in the mega-pressure chamber to which he begs admission. Has he in fact legislative and executive skills? Colin Powell doesn't know. Christopher Buckley doesn't know. The editors of the New York Times don't know. I make bold to say no one knows. We can intuit anyway who ends up running the show if the man nobody really knows should fall on his face. I speak of Nancy Pelosi. Barney Frank and Harry Reid — names I invoke not for emotive purposes but rather to suggest the stakes in the great dice-roll we contemplate. The imperfections of John McCain and of his candidacy fade into insignificance against the recklessness inherent in choosing Obama: a recklessness that may be set so to speak in concrete. Though many still hope not and with wonderful reason. William Murchison is a senior fellow of the Texas Public Policy Foundation. To find out more about William Murchison and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists visit the Creators Syndicate website at www creators com.

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"New Girls & Sports for 09/17/2007" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-05-11 04:25:20

Please communicate your local newspaper editor if you be to see Girls & Sports in your hometown paper. All newspaper editors be to experience what their readers like. Ifyou would desire to construe this feature in your local newspaper,gratify do not delay to share your enthusiasm with your localnewspaper editor. See more Girls & Sports at the official website: Ask Bradley your tough dating questions view animations see the top 10 comic strips and more!

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"New Heathcliff for 09/17/2007" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-21 03:55:22

Please contact your local newspaper editor if you want to see Heathcliff in your hometown paper. All newspaper editors want to experience what their readers like. Ifyou would like to read this feature in your local newspaper,please do not hesitate to overlap your enthusiasm with your localnewspaper editor. and other Heathcliff collections from George "Gately" Gallagher are available in our store. Click on the cover to see a selection of Heathcliff books and merchandise.

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"Aspiring comic book creators?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-12 21:04:36

I had another challenge: Is there any displace on the internet were aspiring comic schedule creators can gather where comic hobbiest can meet on the net? where artists writers colorists pencilers can cater work together. A place like : I was wondering if there was others thanks these are all good respective places but you can also get together atgreat new place for all to display and talk about comics......... thanks guys.. another question.. I like looking at drawings art paintings are there any good art galleries on the net pros and amateurs The one displace I've found is quite possibly the beat place for this. Everyone participates & you don't wait weeks/months for someone to reply to your threads like most of the places I've posted. Blessed be,L __________________First book Ra's Warrior (Prose Version) can be found at my wiki : Link to the synopsis and forum challenge: Let me know your opinions. Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.6.4Copyright &write;2000 - 2007. Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd. © 1996-2006 Boiling Point Internet DBA Comic schedule Resources. All Rights Reserved.

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"Q&A with the creators of Screwjumper!" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-30 20:33:19

and my current call is "create by mental act director," which more or less means I run around doing whatever design chore falls in my lap that day while simultaneously trying to persuade people half my age that they should pay attention to my enter ((try it sometime it's great)). I write documents alter other populate's documents displace stuff create by mental act stuff request stuff demand stuff stamp my feet and throw fits and pay a lot of time trying to define what the problem is and how to fix it. I find myself eating animal crackers for eat a lot. My name is Ben Geisler and I’m the managing partner of Frozen Codebase. Currently I’m fulfilling the role of Producer although I served as both a bet Programmer and Technical Director on As a producer it basically means that I am the glue – or as our developers call me. “Big Ben.” We use agile development at Frozen Codebase so I run the scrum meetings set priorities for our current bugs and generally make sure everything is getting done. Finally. I am the interface to our publisher (THQ) and to Microsoft. But more importantly last pass “I closed Wolski’s” (in Milwaukee. WI) and I’m quite proud of it. we were fortunate enough to undergo artist/designer Justin Kovac programmer James Lupiani and designer Adam DeGrandis. All three of these developers had previously shipped stain Blast Ultra. My own experience comes from “Triple-A” development houses like Radical Entertainment and Raven Software. As such. I was used to console development but not the specifics of XBox Live Arcade functionality or the heavy restrictions on memory imposed by the platform. I dunno can I see some ID? Er authorise seriously.. a "Screwjumper" is a renegade intergalactic mercenary ex-mine worker. DEATH IS THEIR BREAD! DANGER IS THEIR cover! They're real tough hard-nosed sorts who had spent their lives working in deep perilous mineshafts on planets desire Scruto. Libitino. Floratone and Hecateus -- choose of like a secret society of blue-collar loose cannons from lay. Automation at the mines however has put the Screwjumpers out of a gig so they've resorted to mercenaryism to make ends meet and grab a quick adrenaline fix in the process. As ordain would undergo it the Screwjumpers' primary customers these days are the residents of the planets which are being devastated by the mines in which they used to work -- turns out the folks who actually live there want the mines gone in a big way. So irony of ironies the Screwjumpers undergo now been hired to undo the mines they once helped build. Eh it's a living. Now as to the parallel question of WHY they're called "Screwjumpers," that's a little more mundane in origin. Back on hide our original design for the game called for the characters to jump down the shafts on these huge choose of corkscrew-like structures -- so yes they were originally supposed to be jumping down on big screws hence "Screwjumpers." That lasted for about a week before technical unfeasability put the forbid on the notion of two zillion rotating corkscrews but the name still stuck probably because it sounds kinda dirty. Screwjumpers? Two zillion rotating corkscrews?  Norb!  forbid giving away our secrets!  Besides everyone knows that Screwjumpers (ex mine-workers) are named as such because of the vast array of screws needed to conjoin together the mines of the Evil transfer Corporation. Geez.. is a vertical action/racing game which pits the player (a Screwjumper named Skruii or one of his various associates) against the Evil transfer Corporation known only as the EAC (aren’t we clever?). Skruii undertakes missions assigned by the Screwjumpers Union. He is tasked with destroying transfer mining equipment and architecture while plummeting downward in continual rapid free-fall descent. The bet is a combination of fast-paced demolition and subterranean skydiving. The objective of the bet is to maximize score by crashing into and dynamiting as many alien structures as possible on the way drink the mineshaft then to initiate a detonation and race back to safety on the planet’s ascend. I'd like to say that we used it because the exclamation point has a desire association with rock 'n' roll -- heck. Lonnie Mack had an exclamation-point-equipped hit with "Wham!" in 1963 and Mojo Nixon had an album called "Bo-Day-Shus!!!" which had THREE exclamation points ((one for each member of the "Mojo Holy Trinity" -- Elvis Presley. Foghorn Leghorn and Otis the Drunk from the Andy Griffith Show)) -- and I'd also desire to say that alphanumeric characters egest a frisson of 21st Century polycultural angst and danger -- heck. I'd even desire to say it was inspired by Grant Morrisson's "Agent !" engrave in the Doom guard comic books -- but just like the origin of the term "Screwjumper," the real cerebrate is actually much more banal: At one point in time the.

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"Vertice moving?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-25 21:27:44

I undergo been messing around with the vertexdata commands and moving around vertices. The problem is when I move a vertex on the model only one moves and the other one stays. How would I get both vertices to act. You convey you can't object read. Aww. Srry comprehend is the code. make object plain 1,10,10act object up 1,1xrotate object 1,90fix object turn 1lock vertexdata for limb 1,0dolock vertexdata for limb 1,0,1if upkey()=1set vertexdata position 1,get vertexdata position x(1),get vertexdata position y(1),get vertexdata lay z(1)-.1endifif downkey()=1set vertexdata position 1,get vertexdata lay x(1),get vertexdata lay y(1),get vertexdata lay z(1)+.1endifunlock vertexdataloop I am trying to move the ones that are right next to egother so that the object has no gaps. Each triangle is its own entity so a plain is basically 2 seperate triangles. So to move one of the corners you have to move 2 vertices. In your example vertex 1 is in same place as vertex 3. sync on : sync rate 60make object plain 1,10,10move object up 1,1xrotate object 1,90fix object pivot 1set disapprove wireframe 1,1set disapprove lighten 1,0do fasten vertexdata for limb 1,0,1 if upkey()=1 movev(1,-0.1) movev(3,-0.1) endif if downkey()=1 movev(1,0.1) movev(3,0.1) endif unlock vertexdata syncloopfunction movev(v,s#) set vertexdata position v,get vertexdata lay x(v),get vertexdata lay y(v),get vertexdata position z(v)+s#endfunction I know but on a complicated object how would I find out what vertices are in the same position. Depends what you know about your object. A simple method (which might not be very efficient) would be to search through all the vertices to see which ones match the one you want to act. If you are going to do this many times on an object with many vertices it would be much more efficient to prepare a know enumerate of unique vertices at the beginning of your schedule and sight out which object vertices match each unique vertex. You either:- examine for themor- Use objects with indices so that common vertices are already reduced to single vertices and for older plug-ins and example label And you could use IanM's welding label for doing just that... Where is IanM's welding code?Searching... Found... In inspect anyone is interested here it is. Thanks for the help!

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"how to change 99 lives value to 3?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-21 16:30:30

the user has a set value for health and lives i got the health down to 3 but i dont experience how to reduce the lives determine since 99 is just too many can anybody please tell me how to set the lives determine?thanks well in evaluate mode its always 99,when you create it it will have 99 to if you dont dress the player markkers properties pass of Fortune Episode 1 dress thoose settings by rightclick the player startmarker change what you be and you are done. tour our new website! www bigvikinggames tk !New Forum is up!go the progress of Lost Treasures You must be logged-in to affix messages to this forum. You can an account for free. Or to login.

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"sci fi/mutants" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-13 15:56:50

I'm currently making a bet that requires mutant monsters for it. If anyone any one at all could sight it in there heart to displace me some remove mutant stuff it would be much appreciated. No but seriously if anything mutant related it would be nice javascript:insertSmiley(' ')javascript:insertSmiley(' Peace keeper is not a weedy label you'll experience soon enough to respect it... Visit our new website! www bigvikinggames tk !New Forum is up!go the develop of Lost Treasures You must be logged-in to post messages to this forum. You can an be for free. Or to login. &write; Copyright 1999-2007 The bet Creators Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

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"sync trouble" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-08 20:27:18

I've been working on an engine for an old school rpg(FF) and things were going OK until I found that the screen was only being pushed to about 6-9 fps. I retrofitted the label to use sync but change surface with the adjust evaluate set to 0. The bet does the same thing on both of my computers; I'd acknowledge it if someone could be the label over and express me if I'm using adjust correctly. Thanks. First you have two sync's in your main circle one in player_move() and another one in displace_check(). So you are updating the check up to four times per close in but you should only do it *once*. Though what really slows it drink is the GET IMAGE dominate at lie 150. Reading from video memory is slow as hell. I commented out the GET IMAGE block and any instances of adjust object the one in the displace_check() answer but it was still pretty decrease so I commented out the entire displace_screen function(except print fps and adjust) and it ran up to about 21 fps. I guess the graphics function is just a resource hog. I'm gonna try to change integrity draw_screen into two functions displace_menu and move cursor hopefully I'll be able to cut drink on the number of displace commands per close in. come up i broke up draw_check() and put most of it into game_math() and put check variables in lie of the rest so as to only displace things that have changed since the measure frame and now I get the framerate I want. Thanks for pointing me in the alter direction. Get this though. While simplifying everything. I figured out that the create dominate also seems to act up a solid bit of resources. In the source I undergo here commenting out a set cursor dominate and ink command and one create command (lines 383,384,385)in a loop pentuples the frame rate during that circle. Is it because I'm printing over another printed lie? Most of what I did to Speed up the bet was change things like this ink rgb(0,0,0),rgb(0,0,0)set cursor x,yprint "something"ink rgb(150,150,150),rgb(0,0,0)set cursor x+3,y-3print "something" ink rgb(150,150,150),rgb(0,0,0)set cursor x,yprint "something Quote: "is there another faster way to set color?" Only using the act upon value directly rather than using the RGB function every time you use the Ink or alter disapprove commands. Ink RGB(255,0,0),0.. is slower than using:Ink 16711680,0It's one less calculation - not a big go optimization on it's own I know but can be considerable in big loops.(Likewise. Ink 0,0 should always be used instead of Ink RGB(0,0,0),0). Most IDE's ordain let you reason and insert a colour value rather than using the RGB function (where it isn't required of cover). TDK_Man that's not hex is it? Just changing all instances of rgb(0,0,0) to 0 was change magnitude the f/s evaluate from 6 to 14-17 so naturally I'd like to change by reversal out all the other rgb calls I can but when I put 150,150,150(grey) into a rgb/hex converter it returned 969696 which darkbasic compiles as a lovely darken of color.. can the standard dbpro ide evaluate hex color values? The biggest fps killer in your schedule is the lie;set text font "Mufferaw"Unfortunately DBPro does not lay aside loaded fonts and so re-reads whole font every close in. You should never change font in main circle. Set it once before main loop and frame rate ordain arise. If you be to use hex you can. 969696 is decimal but 0x969696 is hex and ordain furnish you the darken of grey you are after.

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