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Despite its complex structure of five stages, the running thread throughout Spore was its creator. It formed the true heart of the campaign, and bundled aesthetics and strategy into one. Do you choose to be a carnivore and take an aggressive approach, herbivore as a friendlier (and perhaps harder) route - or omnivore, the true most efficient way to evolve? Do you want to sacrifice flight for a better pair of horns... or would that ruin the look? … [Read more...] about Five of the Best: Character Creators

The late rapper's girlfriend, Lauren London, also gave a short tribute. "I just want to thank you guys for all the love and support, and the marathon continues again," London said in reference the name of a mixtape released by the rapper and a term since used by his fans as a call to continue the work he achieved. … [Read more...] about BET Awards: Watch Nipsey Hussle’s Mother Pay Tribute to Late Rapper While Accepting Humanitarian Award

KOLKATA: Any steps taken by the government towards a financial bailout of Vodafone Idea (VIL) ultimately won’t be enough for the struggling telco to compete effectively against Reliance Jio Infocomm and Bharti Airtel, analysts said. “The government will find it too expensive to provide a large enough fix needed to prop up VIL for anything other than the medium-term,” Deutsche Bank said in a note seen by ET. The German investment bank said, “The Aditya Birla Group (one of VIL’s co-promoters) may even consider getting Vodafone Idea to go into bankruptcy on the chance that it may be able to repurchase the rump of the business.” It added that this was an “ambiguous area” with the government wanting to avoid promoters buying assets of their failed companies for fear of regulatory arbitrage, even though when it comes to self-declared bankruptcies, the rules are not entirely clear. Vodafone Idea faces over Rs 53,000 crore in AGR-related … [Read more...] about This is why some analysts think it may be the end of the road for Vodafone-Idea

The idea that such an intellectual revolution could occur in a place closer to the Arctic Circle than it is to London may seem unexpected. But Orkney turns out to have a long history of generating ideas that are exported to the south. At the Ness of Brodgar, excavations at a recently discovered neolithic ceremonial complex show there was flourishing culture on the islands long before the construction of Stonehenge, Avebury and other giant edifices in the south. Neolithic grooved pottery and the first henges were conceived in Orkney before they were exported to the rest of ancient Britain. “We need to turn the map of Britain upside down when we consider the neolithic and shrug off our south-centric attitudes,” says Nick Card, Brodgar’s director of excavations. … [Read more...] about How Orkney leads the way for sustainable energy

Hastings is as good as her subject at social class and English lifestyles, and she gives an eloquent picture of the middle-class childhood on the banks of the Thames, the place Lehmann often returned to in her imagination, with the dilettanteish, charming, sportsman father, the puritanical New England mother and the talented, beautiful children, three of whom were made for the arts. Like their sister, Beatrix, the Communist actress and John, the poet and editor, could take themselves very seriously in later life: as Stephen Spender (always in combat with John Lehmann) once said, the Lehmanns think they're the Brontë sisters, but in fact they're the Marx Brothers. Hastings takes quite a tough line with these glamorous egotists. She doesn't spare the quarrels between the siblings, or John's 'monstrous self-absorption', or Rosamond's snobbishness and 'tremendous ego'. But she is also profoundly sympathetic to a story often as painful as that of any of Lehmann's heroines. … [Read more...] about Doom and Bloomsbury