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Yash Raj Films have released the first teaser of their next venture, ‘Shuddh Desi Romance’ online starring Sushant Singh Rajput and Parineeti Chopra in the lead.
Yash Raj Films have released the first teaser of their next venture, ‘Shuddh Desi Romance’ online starring Sushant Singh Rajput and Parineeti Chopra in the lead.
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Briton James Calado conducted his second straight-line test of the year for the Force India outfit at the Duxford Aerodrome, Cambridgeshire on Wednesday.
Briton James Calado conducted his second straight-line test of the year for the Force India outfit at the Duxford Aerodrome, Cambridgeshire on Wednesday.
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Not to be outdone by Instagram’s reported video product that’s set to debut tomorrow, Vine has started teasing upcoming features and design tweaks. Co-founders Dom Hofmann and Rus Yusupov have posted a couple of Vines that se...
Not to be outdone by Instagram’s reported video product that’s set to debut tomorrow, Vine has started teasing upcoming features and design tweaks. Co-founders Dom Hofmann and Rus Yusupov have posted a couple of Vines that seem to point towards some pretty big additions, like the ability to record multiple Vines at once and save drafts. Special video categories also seem to be in the works, allowing users to browser content based on different genres that would assumedly be curated by Vine/Twitter staff. Instead of letterboxed videos within the Vine app, a future version will likely bring make videos fill the full width of the iPhone’s screen to create a more immersive experience. Take a look at the Vines below and use your detective skills to uncover what’s coming: Via: AllThingsD The post New Vine Features And Designs Teased By Creators With… Vines appeared first on Cult of Mac.Related StoriesTea 2.0: The iPhone App Every Tea Lover NeedsOS X Mountain Lion 10.8.5 Beta Released To DevelopersBest Buy Recalls 5,100 MacBook Replacement Batteries Due To Fire Risk (Updated)Mapping iPhone And Android Users In A City Reveals Wealthier Areas [Image]Unrest, An Online RPG Set In Ancient India, Lets You Play As Ordinary Folk
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Obama challenges Russia to agree to deeper nuclear weapon cuts
Obama challenges Russia to agree to deeper nuclear weapon cuts
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Mills and Boon novels tap vernacular market in Hindi, Tamil
Mills and Boon novels tap vernacular market in Hindi, Tamil
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CAG had warned three years ago about damage to hills
CAG had warned three years ago about damage to hills
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Seriously, I’m kind of tired of playing the typical RPG in which I take on the role of the savior of the world. This kind of power fantasy, wish fulfillment story has its place, but boy would it be nice if we could see some differe...
Seriously, I’m kind of tired of playing the typical RPG in which I take on the role of the savior of the world. This kind of power fantasy, wish fulfillment story has its place, but boy would it be nice if we could see some different stories out there. The developers behind Kickstarter project, Unrest, must have felt the same way, as their new online RPG is set in ancient India, for one thing (not a Tolkeinesque forest complete with Orcs and Elves), and will let you play as the ordinary folk struggling to maintain their freedom, safety, peace, and keep their children fed and happy. World of Warcraft, this isn’t. Unrest will let you explore drought and famine via an ancient Indian city, with a discontented populace struggling through hunger and poverty. There’s an extensive conversation system that you’ll be able to use to influence other non-player characters to gain allies. If you die, say the developers, the plot continues and your dead character becomes part of the story of the region. You’ll have to make tough decisions along the way to make sure you don’t die, of course, but most people do, right? Combat will be brutal, the artwork will be immersive, and the soundtrack will amaze, says the Kickstarter page. The project, currently over-funded at almost $30,000 of an asked for $3,000, has 47 hours to go. The team is looking to reach some impressive stretch goals (things they will do if they bring in more pledges), like a huge new city to explore, or two additional story lines to follow. With such a huge funding amount already pledged, it’s apparent that the gaming community wants something different, too. Unrest will be available across many platforms, including the Mac, and will not contain any unwieldy, insulting DRM of any kind. Head over to the Kickstarter page to learn more about this upcoming RPG, and pledge your support if you do that sort of thing. We all need to back projects that have the potential to change gaming for the better. Source: Kickstarter The post Unrest, An Online RPG Set In Ancient India, Lets You Play As Ordinary Folk appeared first on Cult of Mac.Related StoriesTea 2.0: The iPhone App Every Tea Lover NeedsOS X Mountain Lion 10.8.5 Beta Released To DevelopersBest Buy Recalls 5,100 MacBook Replacement Batteries Due To Fire Risk (Updated)Mapping iPhone And Android Users In A City Reveals Wealthier Areas [Image]New Vine Features And Designs Teased By Creators With… Vines
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First warning of floods came on June 14 night
First warning of floods came on June 14 night
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Rebuilding highways will take 3-4 months
Rebuilding highways will take 3-4 months
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A top Kerala government official was suspended on Wednesday for his alleged links with suspects in the solar panel fraud case. The director of the state Public Relations Department (PRD), A Firoz, was suspended based on findings in an in...
A top Kerala government official was suspended on Wednesday for his alleged links with suspects in the solar panel fraud case. The director of the state Public Relations Department (PRD), A Firoz, was suspended based on findings in an interim report by the public relations secretary. The official had been under the scanner for involvement in a case of cheating where Sarita S Nair and Biju Radhakrishnan, both suspects in the solar panel fraud, had duped a man of Rs 40 lakh after promising him help in obtaining a hefty bank loan.  Firoz was one of three accused in the case that was registered in 2009 but the file sent to the government in this connection had gone “missing,” according to the report. Meanwhile, the CPM-led opposition parties stalled proceedings in the Assembly on Wednesday while reiterating allegations of Chief Minister Oommen Chandy’s involvement in the fraud case that has cornered the Congress-led United Democratic Front government. Go to Top Tweet http://www.deccanherald.com/content/339863/kerala-prd-director-suspended.html
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