The Second recording from Apocalypze entitled Rezurrection which was released October 30th, 2007. This album was announced to be different than the first one with more terrifying lyrics and underground rap styles. This album was written and Recorded by Apocalypze and produced by Shadow. The EP features 1 intro, and 6 new recorded tracks. Also later it was stated that the "Rezurrection EP" appeared to have a "Volume 1" on the cover, which also states that Apocalypze plans to release a volume 2 later in the future. Later it was also announced that this EP was mostly all horror style and not one song was a love song. The critiques explained how one track on this CD mentions the name of a girl but only appeared in one line as some sort of love. Original the album was supposed to be an 8 track EP but as of September 29th, For last minute changes. The EP had been upgrade to an album. One song "Life is Deadly" had been cut out due to low ratings. On October 2nd, Apocalypze and Shadow both explained how working on two projects was just too exhausting, so instead they are going to post-poned their group project. Most of the songs that Apocalypze and Shadow created together have been added on to the Rezurrection Album. A skit was created just for that purpose. So instead of 7 tracks, it has been boosted up to 11 tracks. The song "Unreal Spirit" was the leading single for this album.
Track listing
# The Great Awakening
# Haunted (feat. Shadow)
# Rezurrection
# Unreal Spirit (feat. Shadow)
# Infection
# Nightmarez
# End the Darkness (skit)
# Drip Drop (Dark Legion)
# Not Like Mine (Dark Legion)
# Dead Wakerz (Dark Legion)
# Silence (Dark Legion)
Track listing
# The Great Awakening
# Haunted (feat. Shadow)
# Rezurrection
# Unreal Spirit (feat. Shadow)
# Infection
# Nightmarez
# End the Darkness (skit)
# Drip Drop (Dark Legion)
# Not Like Mine (Dark Legion)
# Dead Wakerz (Dark Legion)
# Silence (Dark Legion)
The Turanic Raiders are a race of nomadic pirates that attack ships throughout the galaxy in the Sierra computer game Homeworld (1999).
Analysis
The true origins of the Turanic Raiders is unknown, but their first raids began in the Turan sector, hence their name. Most of their forces are believed to operate from a number of large outposts. The total number of these outposts are unknown, and none have ever been captured.
Ships
Battle Carrier: The "Lord" class Attack Carrier is a heavily armored and heavily armed carrier-class vessel. Like the carriers of the Kushan and the Taiidan, it is capable of building vessels up to frigate-class. The Battle Carrier features a pair of forward-facing ion cannons, allowing it to engage capital ships. It also has many mass drivers located along its hull. Against common belief, the Turanic Battle Carrier has very high weapon coverage, and should only be engaged by nothing less than a large contingent of capital ships. The Battle Carrier's narrow launch bay makes it difficult for it to launch and receive strike craft, especially while turning.
Fighter: The first hostile vessel encountered by the Kushan on their return to Hiigara, the "Bandit" class Interceptor is the most numerous attack craft used by the Turanic Raiders. Though dated, the Raiders have so far managed to keep these notorious fighters on par with the Interceptors of other races. Armed with a single mass driver, it is slower, but more heavily armored than other types of interceptors, not to mention their impressive fuel capacity. Their common tactic of hiding behind asteroids before attacking has earned them the nickname "Rock Rats".
Standard Corvette: The "Thief" class corvette is the Raider's standard assault and boarding craft. Using technology given by the Taiidani, the Thief grapples its target and begins overriding the target's systems. Alternatively, the larger back section holds a contingent of Turanic marines. They are capable of holographically mimicking other vessels, making it easy for them to ambush potential targets. They are armed with two mass-driver turrets.
Missile Corvette: "Brigand" class Missile Corvettes are among the deadliest vessels used by the Raiders. Armed with a pair of missile launchers on the sides of its chassis, Missile Corvettes are powerful, well rounded assault corvettes. They are heavily armored, and as a result, comparatively slow. The slow speed of the Brigand's missiles make them better at engaging corvettes and larger targets.
Ion Array Frigate: The "Dagger" class Ion Array Frigate is the prime capital ship used by the Turanic Raiders. The Ion Array Frigate is named because of its distinctive magnetic web array. The Frigate utilizes the magnetic array to enhance the beam when it fires. This results in an incredibly powerful beam without draining much of the Frigate's power reserves, allowing the frigate to recharge and fire again quickly. The array folds in when the Frigate is in transit, preventing any damage that might occur when it does hard turns. A variation of the Dagger, called the Assassin, is capable of cloaking.
Turanic Outpost: The Turanic Raiders operate from a number of large stationary outposts scattered across the galaxy. Not much is known about these massive shipyard-like structures, since all that were attacked chose self destruction over capture. While they are not mobile, the Turanic Raiders are able to tow these large structures through naturally occurring slip gates.
One particular outpost was encountered in the Kyori Sector by Kiith Somtaaw during the war against the Beast. This Outpost housed starcharts that the Somtaaw believed could be used to track down the Beast ship-of-origin, the Naggarok. Somtaaw attacked this outpost, which eventually stood down and transferred the chart data over to the Somtaaw.
*Note: Observation of the Turanic Outpost shows that they had a number of gimbal turrets. However, no scripted weapons are provided to the Outpost.
*They also have large, old-fashioned mines, which they used in an attempt to trap the Somtaaw research ship, Clee-San, in a Cataclysm mission.
Tactics
As with most types of space pirates, the Raiders rely mostly upon ambush and surprise. The Raiders often attack in large numbers, and will often try to steal enemy ships using clever and underhanded tactics such as flanking an escort ship from behind or distracting a frigate with fighters as "Thief" corvettes slip in from behind. Or they may even disguise themselves as motionless asteroids, which make it unsafe to collect resources without an escort. In order to successfully capture a ship, Turanic Raider attack wings will rely highly on their enemies weak points or unprotected flanks as does any other race, though to the Raiders it serves as a bonus for successfully capturing a ship. Very rarely will their engagements come in full force from the front, unless they have a large force behind them. Using tactics such as these are a common way of life for Raider pilots, they do this in order to preserve their ships and protect their race, as pirates they must steal to survive.
Source
All information is discerned from information stated in the Homeworld manuals, as well as many ingame events.
Analysis
The true origins of the Turanic Raiders is unknown, but their first raids began in the Turan sector, hence their name. Most of their forces are believed to operate from a number of large outposts. The total number of these outposts are unknown, and none have ever been captured.
Ships
Battle Carrier: The "Lord" class Attack Carrier is a heavily armored and heavily armed carrier-class vessel. Like the carriers of the Kushan and the Taiidan, it is capable of building vessels up to frigate-class. The Battle Carrier features a pair of forward-facing ion cannons, allowing it to engage capital ships. It also has many mass drivers located along its hull. Against common belief, the Turanic Battle Carrier has very high weapon coverage, and should only be engaged by nothing less than a large contingent of capital ships. The Battle Carrier's narrow launch bay makes it difficult for it to launch and receive strike craft, especially while turning.
Fighter: The first hostile vessel encountered by the Kushan on their return to Hiigara, the "Bandit" class Interceptor is the most numerous attack craft used by the Turanic Raiders. Though dated, the Raiders have so far managed to keep these notorious fighters on par with the Interceptors of other races. Armed with a single mass driver, it is slower, but more heavily armored than other types of interceptors, not to mention their impressive fuel capacity. Their common tactic of hiding behind asteroids before attacking has earned them the nickname "Rock Rats".
Standard Corvette: The "Thief" class corvette is the Raider's standard assault and boarding craft. Using technology given by the Taiidani, the Thief grapples its target and begins overriding the target's systems. Alternatively, the larger back section holds a contingent of Turanic marines. They are capable of holographically mimicking other vessels, making it easy for them to ambush potential targets. They are armed with two mass-driver turrets.
Missile Corvette: "Brigand" class Missile Corvettes are among the deadliest vessels used by the Raiders. Armed with a pair of missile launchers on the sides of its chassis, Missile Corvettes are powerful, well rounded assault corvettes. They are heavily armored, and as a result, comparatively slow. The slow speed of the Brigand's missiles make them better at engaging corvettes and larger targets.
Ion Array Frigate: The "Dagger" class Ion Array Frigate is the prime capital ship used by the Turanic Raiders. The Ion Array Frigate is named because of its distinctive magnetic web array. The Frigate utilizes the magnetic array to enhance the beam when it fires. This results in an incredibly powerful beam without draining much of the Frigate's power reserves, allowing the frigate to recharge and fire again quickly. The array folds in when the Frigate is in transit, preventing any damage that might occur when it does hard turns. A variation of the Dagger, called the Assassin, is capable of cloaking.
Turanic Outpost: The Turanic Raiders operate from a number of large stationary outposts scattered across the galaxy. Not much is known about these massive shipyard-like structures, since all that were attacked chose self destruction over capture. While they are not mobile, the Turanic Raiders are able to tow these large structures through naturally occurring slip gates.
One particular outpost was encountered in the Kyori Sector by Kiith Somtaaw during the war against the Beast. This Outpost housed starcharts that the Somtaaw believed could be used to track down the Beast ship-of-origin, the Naggarok. Somtaaw attacked this outpost, which eventually stood down and transferred the chart data over to the Somtaaw.
*Note: Observation of the Turanic Outpost shows that they had a number of gimbal turrets. However, no scripted weapons are provided to the Outpost.
*They also have large, old-fashioned mines, which they used in an attempt to trap the Somtaaw research ship, Clee-San, in a Cataclysm mission.
Tactics
As with most types of space pirates, the Raiders rely mostly upon ambush and surprise. The Raiders often attack in large numbers, and will often try to steal enemy ships using clever and underhanded tactics such as flanking an escort ship from behind or distracting a frigate with fighters as "Thief" corvettes slip in from behind. Or they may even disguise themselves as motionless asteroids, which make it unsafe to collect resources without an escort. In order to successfully capture a ship, Turanic Raider attack wings will rely highly on their enemies weak points or unprotected flanks as does any other race, though to the Raiders it serves as a bonus for successfully capturing a ship. Very rarely will their engagements come in full force from the front, unless they have a large force behind them. Using tactics such as these are a common way of life for Raider pilots, they do this in order to preserve their ships and protect their race, as pirates they must steal to survive.
Source
All information is discerned from information stated in the Homeworld manuals, as well as many ingame events.
Los Alamitos Curve Interchange is located in Seal Beach at the very tip of Orange County. 1.1 miles southeast of Long Beach and 3 miles west of Westminster.
Interchange
Los Alamitos Curve interchange includes those following numbers:
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Planned Improvements
There are plans to add a carpool lane through the Los Alamitos Curve. Caltrans will fundraise for the amount of $200 million, to relieve traffic congestion problems on the . Caltrans plans to begin construction in or around March 2010, this is after the widening of the SR 22 Freeway, which is slated to be completed in 2008.
Interchange
Los Alamitos Curve interchange includes those following numbers:
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Planned Improvements
There are plans to add a carpool lane through the Los Alamitos Curve. Caltrans will fundraise for the amount of $200 million, to relieve traffic congestion problems on the . Caltrans plans to begin construction in or around March 2010, this is after the widening of the SR 22 Freeway, which is slated to be completed in 2008.
Zelda Young is a Canadian talk show host who has worked extensively in radio and television in both Canada and the United States.
Her show, The Zelda Show, on CHIN-FM in Toronto has been on the air since 1976 taking over Shalom a show that was originally hosted by her father, Sam Yuchtman, since the 1940s. Her show is heard weekdays from 9 am to 10 am and Sunday mornings from 8 am to 10 am.
Young also hosted a television program on CITY-TV, called Tapestry (later renamed The Zelda Young Show) from 1986 to 1993.
Her radio show was also carried in Vancouver, British Columbia from 1995 to 2000 and in Florida from 1998 to 1999.
Her show, The Zelda Show, on CHIN-FM in Toronto has been on the air since 1976 taking over Shalom a show that was originally hosted by her father, Sam Yuchtman, since the 1940s. Her show is heard weekdays from 9 am to 10 am and Sunday mornings from 8 am to 10 am.
Young also hosted a television program on CITY-TV, called Tapestry (later renamed The Zelda Young Show) from 1986 to 1993.
Her radio show was also carried in Vancouver, British Columbia from 1995 to 2000 and in Florida from 1998 to 1999.