Police were examining a suspicious object in Craigavon when they came under attack.
A security alert in Craigavon has been declared an elaborate hoax.
During the alert youths attacked police investigating the suspicious object with missiles including suspected blast bombs. No injuries have been reported.
The suspicious object was found on the road close to the Lismore roundabout and was examined by army technical officers.
Those who were moved from their homes during the alert have now been allowed to return.
Earlier police had asked parents to keep their children away from the cordon points.
This is taken from the Radeon 9700 Realtime Demo featuring Animusic's Pipe Dream animation. Pipe Dream is probably their most famous animation, in no small part because of the email hoax that went around several years ao, claiming that it was a real machine, the attached video low enough quality that it wasn't immediately obvious that it was CGI. Since then, it's gained popularity off its own back really, being an excellent piece of work, and great fun to watch. I couldn't find a decent high definition video of this sequence online anywhere, so I decided to fix that little issue. Enjoy! NB While this is derived from the same animation, it isn't the same animation that features on the Animusic DVD, and that can be found elsewhere as the Animusic - Pipe Dream sequence. This was specifically distributed as a realtime rendering demo for the ATi Radeon 9700. Just to clear that up. As far as I know, the proper Animusic version of this animation isn't available anywhere in 1080p. Video Rating: 4 / 5
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