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Sent from my iPhone4.
In most of my upcoming tutorials I will be using the Cocos2D framework; with this in mind I thought it would be a good idea to start off with a quick post on getting it downloaded and installed correctly on your MAC. Yes this is the Hello World post for Cocos2D in iOS.
In most of my upcoming tutorials I will be using the Cocos2D framework; with this in mind I thought it would be a good idea to start off with a quick post on getting it downloaded and installed correctly on your MAC. Yes this is the Hello World post for Cocos2D in iOS.
Over the last few weeks I’ve been reading a lot about iOS Game Development and must admit I have found hundreds of posts and useful tutorials on getting started; however I thought I would write my own set of tutorials to echo back what I have read with my own twist on things. This first [...]
Over the last few weeks I’ve been reading a lot about iOS Game Development and must admit I have found hundreds of posts and useful tutorials on getting started; however I thought I would write my own set of tutorials to echo back what I have read with my own twist on things.
This first short post is about tooling up! I’m a strong believer in having the write tool for the job and that includes software.
Have you seen our new Taylor Made Software Development cars? Posted via email from Matt Takhar’s posterous
Luxury sports cars in costly Japan pile-up Japanese police said some of the luxury vehicles were beyond repair Continue reading the main story Related Stories In pictures: Sports cars pile-up A luxury sports car outing in Japan has ended in what may be one of the most expensive car crashes in history. Eight Ferraris, three [...]
Luxury sports cars in costly Japan pile-up
A luxury sports car outing in Japan has ended in what may be one of the most expensive car crashes in history.
Eight Ferraris, three Mercedes-Benzes, a Lamborghini and two other vehicles were involved in the pile-up in the southern prefecture of Yamaguchi.
No-one was seriously hurt, but the road was closed for six hours after the accident.
Media reports estimate the damaged cars are worth at least 300m yen ($3.85m; £2.46m) in total.
The drivers were on an outing to the city of Hiroshima
The sports cars – driven in convoy by a group of automobile enthusiasts – were on their way to Hiroshima, reports Japanese newspaper The Asahi Shimbun.
Police say they believe the accident, which took place on Sunday, happened when the driver of one of the Ferraris tried to change lanes and hit the crash barrier.
“A group of cars was doing 140-160km/h (85-100mph),” an unidentified eyewitness told Japanese broadcaster TBS.
“One of them spun and they all ended up in this great mess.”
Ten people received minor injuries in the crash, police said.
They said some of the vehicles were beyond repair.
“I’ve never seen such a thing,” highway patrol lieutenant Eiichiro Kamitani told AFP news agency. “Ferraris rarely travel in such large numbers.”
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