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Screaming For Vengeance
17 used & new
1.0 out of 5 stars
Horribly remastered
May 10 2016
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Screaming For Vengeance (Audio CD)
The album itself is fine. I'm not rating the songs here. The remaster job on this and all Judas remasters are horrible. Waaaay too loud. All the subtleties of the music are gone. Iron maiden remasters suffer the same problem the difference is that maiden has admitted their remasters are horrible and are redoing them in 2016. Megadeth remasters are also very bad. Luckily I still have all my original CDs. Before buying remasters, not just priest or maiden but any remasters, do some research. There are websites that will compare them and tell you which edition to buy if you are looking for the best sound quality from your purchase.
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Let the Right One in
~ Per Ragnar
10 used & new
16 of 19 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars
Subtitles incorrect
March 24 2009
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Let the Right One in (DVD)
To answer some questions as to the subtitles, the Canadian and US dvds of Let The Right One In are identical save for perhaps different trailers and logos on the dvd case. The subtitles are wrong on both releases. The original theatrical release had the correct subtitles, they have been changed for this dvd and they do not make sense. So I would also suggest that you do NOT buy this until this has been fixed. The subtitles make watching the film a confusing mess. There is an English audio dub on the film included and the original correct English translated script was used buy the voice actors for the dub, however the dub is horrible (adults dubbing childrens voices) One of the most important aspects of this film is the fact that the two main characters sometimes secretly communicate with one another using morse code. When they tap morse code to each other there is no translation to what they are saying in the subtitles and obviously not on the English dub either. The film gets 4 stars, this dvd version gets 0.
Along Came A Spider
Offered by CAinsomniacs
17 used & new
2 of 7 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars
Almost Unlistenable
Aug. 31 2008
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Along Came A Spider (Audio CD)
I love Alice. I have every album he has ever done so I had to buy this one naturally. It's not his worst but it's darn close. I had to struggle with myself just to keep listening. After a week I couldn't take it anymore and had to remove it from my cd player. There is maybe 1 average song but the rest are really bad and it's not even worth the effort to take it off my shelf to tell you what the best song on the cd is because it would be one 1/5 rated song out of the rest that I would probably rate 0/5 so it won't make a difference. Do Not Buy this!
Night of the Living Dead (Colorized / Black and White) [Import]
~ Duane Jones
Offered by M and N Media Canada
15 used & new
5.0 out of 5 stars
Get it this B & W version
Oct. 28 2004
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Night of the Living Dead (Colorized / Black and White) [Import] (DVD)
My favorite horror film of all time is NOTLD and when I heard of the new colorized version I was naturally curious. The colorized film looks ok, but not all together too natural looking. I found that the colors worked best on inanimate objects such as trees etc, and in outdoor settings. The flesh tones are acceptable but none the less a good effort. Bottom line is that you can almost pass this off in some places as a color film but only for seconds at a time as frequently something will catch your eye that will shatter the illusion. A bright red shirt for example or an off grouping of strange, clashing colors almost make this too surreal in parts. The fire however colored really nice. I think that it would have benefited also if the contrast was toned down slightly as I think the film looks too colorful at times. Instead of blending, the colors clash too strongly sometimes. The colorized version was taken from a restored version of the film thus the quality and sharpness looks quite good and there are 5.1 and DTS audio tracks available. The special features include a restored black and white version of the movie, not as good as the Millennium Edition DVD transfer which is THX approved but this is very good and the next best edition available at the moment for such a cheap price. The B&W edition only offers the original mono track though but no chapter stops. Also included is a game where you have to guess what celebrity looks like one of the zombies from the film. A pretty useless extra that you will only ever look at once. The commentary track by Mike Nelson is pretty useless too in my opinion. It offers very little info besides the names of the actors, all the while Nelson throws out little comments that are an attempt at humor, mostly putting down the film. There are a few funny comments but most of them aren't. This is comparable to sitting around with a bunch of friends making fun of a movie where everyone just throws in their own comment mocking something. But since this is one of the best horror films ever made, there is little to mock. Overall, I enjoyed at least checking out the results of the color experiment, but the B&W original version is where it's at. The price can't be beat and I would definately recommend that you pick it up for the restored B&W version primarily and treat the colorized version as if it were an extra. I don't think you can be disappointed in this if you don't own any other version of NOTLD. Get this for the original B & W restored version of the film. You will not find such a good transfer at such a good price. The film by itself gets the full 5 stars, so I have no problem giving this release 5. The audio on the B & W could have been better but the original mono is acceptable. If this dvd had only include the colorized version I would have only given this 2 stars, because for one, this movie should not be cheapened by offering a colorized version only, (major points for including both) and the color 'experiment' wasn't entirely successful to stand on its own as something extra special.
Dawn of the Dead (Ultimate Edition)
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1 of 18 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars
Worst DVD set ever
Sept. 6 2004
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I'm a huge fan of Night of the Living Dead, it's my fave movie of all time. I looked forward to seeing the sequel Dawn of the Dead and when I finally did I was horrified at how bad it was. It turned a frightening atmospheric and tense situation into a cheesy, laughable almost unwatchable film. The story is paper thin, the relationships between the characters that was the heart and soul of the NOTLD are gone in this one to make room for sequences that run on too long or have no reason for being. The zombies in the apartment scene are the only ones that convey any tension, once you enter the mall everything is lost and comical. The music and look of the film reminds me of some public service film I would watch on an old reel in school only having to do with funny looking zombies. With all its flaws though I was able to stay with the film up until the biker gang broke into the mall. This was completely out of left field and made no sense at all to the plot. It was like they had used up all their ideas so they came up with a biker gang. Pointless and useless and it is this very plot turn that sinks any hope of salvation for this movie. After this you know that no ending could save it. The exact same thing was done with 28 Days Later but instead of a biker gang it was some army guys. It sunk that movie too. With Dawn being so bad on its own I have no idea why someone would want a set with 3 versions of this movie, each differing by only slight edits or having a different soundtrack, or being a bit longer. It's still the same terrible movie and ultimately one of the worst ever. Therefore, I have no choice but to label this the worst DVD set ever. Terrible movie x 3 = terrible set.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre [Import]
~ Jessica Biel
35 used & new
4.0 out of 5 stars
good but could have been better
April 7 2004
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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre [Import] (DVD)
I'm a big fan of the original TCM so here are my thoughts on the new one. First of all the movie itself is not really a remake. It pretty makes takes the premise of the original and builds upon it by giving the characters more depth, background story and motivation. I guess this is closer to a sequel than an actual remake. At least that is how I look at it. If they were to have taken Sally who survived the first movie and made her the hitch hiker character in this one you could basically see it as another group of kids winding up at the wrong place at the wrong time instead of thinking that this new movie tried to replace all the characters with these new ones. TCM 2003 has something that the original did not and that is gore. There is much more emphasis on gore this time around and although it is not as graphic as some other movies I've seen, it is pretty much out on the table for you to see. Is this version scarier than the original because it has more gore? Simply, no. I actually didn't find this version very scary at all. There are some tense moments and some shocking parts but for the most part I found myself saying "cool" rather than being evoked by fear. Overall, I think this is a cool movie that is enjoyable but nowhere near the genius of the original. The deleted scenes and alternate opening and ending give you a sense of what the movie could have been but for some reason it was decided to trim it. I will say that I enjoyed the ideas that the alternate footage implied and found myself more impressed by the original draft of the script which was never fully realized. I wish they had delivered the film the way the script was written. Also, there are some scenes where you expect some gore to happen but you feel that it's been edited because of a slightly off edit of the scene. This happens to be the case and you can see a bit more of the scene in the deleted footage, although it's not enough to really buy the dvd for. Commenting on the package, the metal plate cover is a nice touch, but the evidence kit is pretty useless. It is 5 postcard size pics from the crime scene which are basically still from the black and white parts of the film. You get a pic of the chainsaw, the still of Leatherface from the end of the film, and the others are pics of usesless blobs and smears that are supposed to be blood and eyelashes or something. There are also 3 commentaries that are pretty good and informative. Disc 2 is the main reason people would buy this DVD and it contains the previously mentioned deleted scenes, galleries and trailers and such as well as a 75 minute making of documentary which is very cool if you like the film. As well a 25 minute documentary about Ed Gien is included and in my opinion the details discussed herein about the life of this guy are scarier than the movie is. In conculsion, I enjoyed the film but would have liked to have scene the original film as per the script to screen that is included. I think it would have made a much better film. If you are a big TCM freak by all means get the 2 discer, if you are just mildly curious just rent the single disc version.
Beyond Good & Evil - PlayStation 2
Offered by USA_Seller_4_Canada
16 used & new
4.0 out of 5 stars
very enjoyable
April 7 2004
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Beyond Good & Evil - PlayStation 2 (Video Game)
This is a very cool game that anyone should own if they enjoy the exploring kind of adventure games. If you are familiar with the Rayman games you will get the same kind of colorful fun graphics here. The gameplay is good and smart, with elements of hand to hand combat, stealth missions, driving, flying, mini-games of different sorts including racing and pursuits, and even some air hockey. All this leads to the fact that you have to collect crystal balls in order to purchase items that you need to progress. The storyline moves along nicely and is always interesting making you want to continue. It involves an attack by aliens on your planet in which the government is somehow involved. There is also an element of exploration in that you have to take pictures of different species that you come across while on your adventure. Everything about the experience is rewarding and the world you are involved in is always alive and moving about making you feel like you are a part of something. Everything comes together nicely and most importantly the game is pretty much always fun and never makes you do tasks just for the sake of doing them like so many other games. The only thing I didn't like was the length of the game. For all its coolness this game is pretty short lasting about 5 to 6 hours or total gameplay. And that's pretty much if you don't know what your doing. If you're and experienced player you might even finish the game in just over 4 hours. Just when I was really getting into this game it comes to an end. Way too short for the quality and fun you get out of it. A great deal nonetheless if you can get it for around 25 bucks. I hope there is a sequel and I hope they extend the gameplay because that is the only thing this game needs to make it a classic.
The Tick Dvd:Entire Series
~ Patrick Warburton
Offered by M and N Media Canada
7 used & new
4.0 out of 5 stars
Pretty cool
March 1 2004
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The Tick Dvd:Entire Series (DVD)
I've been a fan of The Tick since the original comic book series in the late 80's. Writer Ben Edlund was genius on this series, but alas the comic only lasted 13 issues with him as creator. The Tick continued in other series written and drawn by other writers and artists but they never lived up to what Edlund did and interest in the comic faltered. Then the cartoon came along and although it was quite good it basically reduced a smart teen/adult comic to a show for a 10 year old audience, although it did contain enough twisted humour to appeal to the eclectic grown up which is a good thing and came with Edlund's involvement in the show. The live action tv show with Edlund's involvement once again provided a series that was directed at a more mature audience and proved that The Tick character was easily capable of transending any audience. As with previous incarnations however, the show was shot down much too early. This DVD collection is well worth a purchase if you are a fan of the character. The episodes are clever and well written and the characters are great. The only disappointments I can sight are that just as you are getting used to the true genius of the show, it ends. Not even enough episodes were made to consider this a season and that's just too bad. Shame on the studio for cancelling a show that had so much potential, but that seems to be the thorn in The Tick's side no matter what medium he adorns. My only real complaint about this set is that there is an extra that is web linked, meaning that you put the disk in your pc drive and click on a link to a website where you can watch a badly streamed 20 minute interview with actor Patrick Warburton who plays the Tick. The interview is good with inside info about the making of the show and so on, so I have no idea why it wasn't included on the dvds themselves? Someday when it is taken offline you won't be able to access it and anyone who buys the set after that point won't ever get to see the extra. This is a terrible marketing tactic especially when the dvds could have been beefed up with more material such as this. Fans deserve every bit of material especially since the series was cut short. The set is rounded off with some commentary on some select episodes which are cool. Great overall but the stupid weblink to a internet only interview angers me enough to take 1 star off an otherwise entertaining package.
Returner (Bilingual) [Import]
~ Takeshi Kaneshiro
Offered by vidco
22 used & new
3.0 out of 5 stars
It's ok
Feb. 28 2004
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Returner (Bilingual) [Import] (DVD)
I was expecting an action film from what I had gathered from other reviews saying it was like Terminator and Matrix, but that's pretty far off. The story has elements taken from those films but what disappointed me in Returner was the lack of action. There are some action scenes but they are far and in between most of the film which is talkie. I think there is probably less than 10 minutes of actual action in the entire 2 hours. The effects are pretty good for the most part, some are a little flawed though and some of the dialouge is cartoony and overstated. Overall, I enjoyed the film but just barely. I expected to be entertained by action and hardly found any. The lead characters are enjoyable and that is probably what makes this film only slightly above average. I'd advise you to rent this one before you buy. Just keep in mind that your main reason for watching this film will be for the story that kind of takes parts from a bunch of other blockbusters but doesn't transfer the action along with them.
Neil Gaiman and Charles Vess' Stardust
by Neil Gaiman
42 used & new
5.0 out of 5 stars
Jan. 15 2003
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This is a wonderful fairy tale for adults. It collects the original 4 issues of Stardust; a sort of comic book novel with the emphasis on text with scattered illustrations throughout. The story is very well done and competantly mature making it a good read and not one that talks down to you. After being very disappointed in Neil Gaiman's Sandman series, this book managed to charm, delight and impress with it's wonderfully enchanting prose and vivid and colorful artwork by Charles Vess. I would very much like to get my hands on the novel version of this as I would like to read this great story again in even more fleshed out depth. This illustrated version although shorter is well worth reading and beautiful to look at too.
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text: I found this Dilbert cartoon amusing. It relates to questions of the relationship of God and mammon, but also serves as a comical parable of the supposed issues that people come up with in relation to biological evolution. It is often hard to recognize when a current state of affairs is not explained well by simply [Read More…]

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Im writing this program from "Programming and principles with C++" and i need to write a program that takes too integers and finds the sum, difference, greater and less than value, and ratio.
For some reason i can't get greater than and less than to work. It doesn't actually perform the function. It just simple prints the numbers ie: 4 will be less than 2.
My second problem is how do i write a equation that will do ratios for me?
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include <algorithm>
#include <cmath>
using namespace std;
inline void keep_window_open() {char ch;cin>>ch;}
int main()
int a;
int b;
cout<<"Enter two values.\n";
cin>>a; cin>>b;
if (a > b);cout<< a << " Is greater than " << b << "\n";
if(a < b);cout<< a << " Is less than " << b << "\n";
cout<<a << " plus " << b << " is " << a+b << "\n";
cout<<a << " minus " << b << " is " << a-b << "\n";
return 0;


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The assembly was a pain. Even for this simple cart I recommend two people. It wasn't too much of a problem doing myself, but it was still overly tedious. It feels cheap(its contruction is questionable), and unsteady, but don't let that throw you off as it has held up for quite a while now as my mobile parts scrapping station. I throw heavy hammers, bolt cutters, pliers, air tools, etc. on it and, though it gets ugly quick, it will take the abuse. When I first bought it I immediately took it out to my shed and put a 200 lb anvil on it with some force. It held it no problem and the feet of the anvil didn't dent the top tray as much as I thought it would.Anyway, if you think this cart is junk you're welcome to show me a cart from another company at a comparable price if you can find such a thing. Go ahead, I'll wait...
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Honestly, I was going to say that this cart is a complete pile of junk, but that would not be accurate. It's not good enough to be complete junk. The stampings are poor and thin, the assembly hardware is sloppy and washers too small, and the paint is awful. Aside from appearance, the color was coming off on my hands as I assembled it. The caster mounts are nothing more than a single layer of even thinner metal stuck on the bottom tray. Even on sale this cart is not a good value. Better to pay more and get better quality.
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Very easy to install. Very useful to move small stuff together. Best use for me to bring stuff from car to kitchen all together.
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I use my cart to load up equipment when working on a project. I have all my tools handy. Having a garage at the house and a shed in the backyard, I needed some type of cart and this was exactly what I was looking for. Also the value for the product was very good.
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When putting items together, leave all of the bolts and nuts loose until everything is connected and then slowly Titan otherwise you'll get a warp at the bottom and the wheels won't sit flat against the ground. I love this thing it makes my life so much easier
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shipping box was not strong enough and some minor damage occurred I assume during shipping
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Keep tools etc., handy while working on a project.
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Using my first cart for working on crafts. The new cart will be used to move things around...especially transporting groceries from auto to kitchen.
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I use the service cart to hold tools that I need for a specific project and it makes the project go quicker since I have everything right there. I have had it for about a week and really enjoy using it.
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This is an easy put together. I am using it as my potting cart. The raised sides are great for holding soil and pots. The bottom shelf holds all the extras. Easy to move with durable casters. Handle for hanging tools. I move it to any area I want to work. Great deal for the price. Considering buying another cute little red cart.
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From Song of the Precious Mirror Samadhi
Several Buddhist works have been written in the form of songs or poems. Perhaps the most famous is the Song of Enlightenment. A teaching written in verse is easily communicated to others. Verse helps the reader absorb material quickly and thoroughly.
In the Ts'ao-tung sect, the Song of the Precious Mirror Samadhi was used to transmit the Dharma from master to disciple. People who wanted to follow the teachings and practice the methods of the Ts'ao-tung sect were given this song to study and memorize.
Now we will enter the song. The first two lines:
It is this very Dharma
The Buddha and Patriarchs secretly
The first two lines state that the Dharma is transmitted in private. It is not a public announcement. It is similar to two people having a code that they and only they understand. The first historic transmission occured between Sakyamuni Buddha and his disciple, Mahakasyapa. After giving a sermon to his senior disciples, Sakyamuni Buddha picked up a flower and held it silently before the assembly. All the monks except one were mystified. Mahakasyapa alone understood the Buddha's meaning, and he smiled in response. Thus, Sakyamuni transmitted the Dharma to Mahakasyapa, the first patriarch. In turn, Mahakasyapa transmitted the Dharma to his successor, and so on, generation after generation to the present.
The Dharma that is transmitted is precisely this precious mirror samadhi - true nature. It is secret in that it is known only by enlightened Buddhists, patriarchs, and masters. Only the master and the disciple to whom it is being transmitted are aware of it. Those who do not fully understand the Dharma have no idea of what is happening. Sakyamuni lifts a flower, Mahakasyapa smiles, and the Dharma is transmitted. No one else understands.
According to the sutras, however, Buddhadharma is innate in all sentient beings. It does not have to be given to us by the Buddha. It does not have to be passed from master to disciple. The Ch'an sect maintains that nothing is transmitted. Dharma is within us, so there is no need for transmission. What, then, is the transmission referred to in the first two lines of the Song of the Precious Mirror Samadhi? It is true that there is a formal ritual, where something is given or transmitted, but it is only a ritual. Nothing is really given by a master to his disciple. The ritual is simply an affirmation that the master and disciple have come to the same understanding. The master is giving his seal of approval.
An analogy would be the diploma a student receives upon graduation. It represents the student's education: it affirms that the student has attended school for a certain period of time and has passed the examinations. But the diploma has no intrinsic value. It is not knowledge. It is a symbol. During the T'ang dynasty, a scholar wrote an article about teachers and masters, which said that their functions are to transmit the path or the truth, to teach the students the proper course of work and study, and finally, to help students in their removal of doubt. Later, during the Ming dynasty, Master Ou-i, a Buddhist monk, commented on the article. He said that a teacher does indeed possess the latter two functions, that of teaching a proper course and removing doubt, but one person does not transmit the Buddha path to another person. The path exists everywhere: in ashes, in clay, in hair.
Where then is this path, this Tao? Is it in clay pots and fireplaces? Is it in your hair? Does it mean the path shrinks when you get a haircut? What about me, I'm bald? If you went beyond hair and cut off your head, would you succeed in removing the Tao? No, this is all foolishness. Cutting off your head is nothing more than suicide. It does, however, raise an interesting question. Can killing be the Tao? If we understand it as a way of doing something, or getting somewhere, then killing cannot be considered a path. But if we understand the Tao as the ultimate reality, then in that sense there is no such thing as killing or not killing.


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- "Evening Shade"
- The Odder Couple (1994) TV episode, Played by Nick Toth
- The People's Choice (1994) TV episode, Played by Nick Toth
- She What?! (1993) TV episode, Played by Nick Toth
- Frieda and the Preacher (1993) TV episode, Played by Nick Toth
- The Resurrection of Wood Newton (1992) TV episode, Played by Nick Toth
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The First Thousand Years: A Global History of Christianityby Robert Louis Wilken
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Pub. Date: 11/27/2012
Publisher: Yale University Press
How did a community that was largely invisible in the first two centuries of its existence go on to remake the civilizations it inhabited, culturally, politically, and intellectually? Beginning with the life of Jesus, Robert Louis Wilken narrates the dramatic spread and development of Christianity over the first thousand years of its history. Moving through
How did a community that was largely invisible in the first two centuries of its existence go on to remake the civilizations it inhabited, culturally, politically, and intellectually? Beginning with the life of Jesus, Robert Louis Wilken narrates the dramatic spread and development of Christianity over the first thousand years of its history. Moving through the formation of early institutions, practices, and beliefs to the transformations of the Roman world after the conversion of Constantine, he sheds new light on the subsequent stories of Christianity in the Latin West, the Byzantine and Slavic East, the Middle East, and Central Asia.
Through a selected narration of particularly noteworthy persons and events, Wilken demonstrates how the coming of Christianity set in motion one of the most profound revolutions the world has known. This is not a story limited to the West; rather, Christian communities in Ethiopia, Nubia, Armenia, Georgia, Persia, Central Asia, India, and China shaped the course of Christian history. The rise and spread of Islam had a lasting impact on the future of Christianity, and several chapters are devoted to the early experiences of Christians under Muslim rule. Wilken reminds us that the career of Christianity is characterized by decline and attrition as well as by growth and expansion.
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2 Ephesus, Rome, and Edessa: The Spread of Christianity 17
3 The Making of a Christian Community 28
4 Divisions Within 37
5 Constructing a Catacomb 47
6 A Learned Faith: Origen of Alexandria 55
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8 A Christian Emperor: Constantine 75
9 The Council of Nicaea and the Christian Creed 88
10 Monasticism 99
11 A Christian Jerusalem 109
12 Emperor Julian, the Jews, and Christians 118
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14 Architecture and Art 136
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16 The Sick, the Aged, and the Poor: The Birth of Hospitals 154
17 The Bishop of Rome as Pope 163
18 An Ordered Christian Society: Canon Law 174
19 Augustine of Hippo 183
20 The Great Controversy over Christ 195
21 Egypt and the Copts; Nubia 205
22 African Zion: Ethiopia 214
23 Syriac-Speaking Christians: The Church of the East 222
24 Armenia and Georgia 229
25 Central Asia, China, and India 238
26 A Christian Empire: Justinian 246
27 New Beginnings in the West 257
28 Latin Christianity Spreads North 269
29 The Sacking of Jerusalem; More Controversy over Christ 279
30 No God but God: The Rise of Islam 288
31 Images and the Making of Byzantium 297
32 Arabic-Speaking Christians 307
33 Christians Under Islam: Egypt and North Africa 316
34 Christians Under Islam: Spain 324
35 An Emperor in the West: Charlemagne 333
36 Christianity Among the Slavs 344
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By Dominik Walleser
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BARNEY is a small gilded box which has already experienced a lot of different things in its long life.
It has already travelled through all continents and has got to know several customs.
It is especially good at the art of stacking. BARNEY has already stacked thousands of stones and boxes.
So far, it has always succeeded in stacking the boxes and stones in a stable way.
Due to the number of trips, BARNEY has recognized that establishing an order is one of the most important aspects in life.
Meanwhile, it cannot tolerate anymore to find a situation in which boxes and stones are all over the place.
BARNEY is also under the crazy constraint that no box and no stone are under its eyes.
Probably, this is a consequence of a trip to the Antarctic.
At that time, BARNEY made the bitter experience of two boxes arguing heavily.
In addition to the unbearable cold, this argument was very difficult for BARNEY.
And it ended in a catastrophe after a few days.
One night, when all boxes except BARNEY were sleeping, an idea which was condemned to failure came to its mind.
BARNEY tried to manage to get the two squabblers apart.
It tried to alter their position with the purpose of ending their direct neighbourhood.
But it ignored Explosy – a Chinese box with an incredible amount of dynamite.
Explosy was hit extremely hard and there was a tremendous explosion.
Since that night, BARNEY has tried to stay out of such arguments and therefore prefers to stay at the bottom in order to stay on top of things.
This experience also gave BARNEY an idea. It thought that it would be much easier if people helped him to stack the things and to establish an order.
As a result, BARNEY asked a small team of programmers to put the idea into practice.
The idea was to develop an application which was capable of doing this.
In addition to the self-serving fundamental idea, the application is supposed to bring fun and to train the human patience and fine motor skills.
Try to stack all the boxes on one level. They must not touch the floor and must be above BARNEY's eyes.
In the first and last levels the elements are stacked by drag and drop.
In the following levels there are also boxes and stones which explode or which have to be shot.
The ones who have already some experience with Angry Birds can be happy.
You can recognize elements to shoot by the writing "SHOOT".
The boxes and stones have to be shot in every level until there are no more elements left to shoot.
Patience and fine motor skills are necessary! In "BARNEY THE BOX" there are about 60 different levels with new elements and degrees of difficulty.
The game is for those of you who want to improve their fine motor skills and to train their patience.
"BARNEY THE BOX" is optimal for everybody who likes explosions, who likes to shoot and order boxes, stones and other forms.
Furthermore, one should be open for all different kinds of enigmas and one should have some cleverness.
You can collect trophies in different ways:
- Winner
- Loser
- Explosion
- Toucher
- Slowest
- Fastest
It isn't disclosed what you have to do to get a trophy. But the names already indicate how to get one.
You have the possibility to compare your score with your facebook friends who also play "BARNEY THE BOX".
App Technology
- Box2D engine (like Angry Birds)
- realistic physic engine
- good 2D graphic
- realistic gravitation
If you notice any mistake or you have any suggestions write us a mail to:
What's New in Version 1.7.0
- improved background design
- better behaviour of the elements
Customer Reviews
Generic stacker.
Barney the Box is a game where you have to stack boxes on top of Barney (a box) quickly and efficiently to achieve 3 stars. It is a very straight-forward, plain stacker that needs work. Gameplay can be frustrating at times, but they warn you in the description that it requires fine motor skills and patience. On a positive note, the game includes Facebook score sharing. It also includes a nice micro-screen at the top during gameplay to actually see the display under your finger; it's a brilliant concept that could be employed on many apps. This app could be improved by adding controls to more easily advance to the next level and restart a level as it is difficult to achieve 3 stars on each. The graphics are smooth, but the interface needs much more. With updates, this game has potential.
Great app!
This is a great app for management and control box on the Iphone. Designing applications with 2D graphics but very lively, colorful beauty.
The control action according to the actual physics engine box. Natural phenomena like the fact you feel free blocks fall down on the floor. so the game is very realistic and attractive at all levels.
In this new version has improved significantly as design background and adjust the behavior of the elements for smooth operation, smoother more than that before.
Great app!
This is great game to control box. The requirements to play at many different levels to control the boxes wisely and skill requirements are also very high, consistent with the known persistence and observant situation to control and organize. Simple design but very difficult to play.
Interface software design is simple with Box2D very beautiful and colorful. Game designers work with realistic physics engine real, nice and attractive.
I love to play this game because it very interesting.
- $0.99
- Category: Games
- Updated: Oct 05, 2012
- Version: 1.7.0
- Size: 63.1 MB
- Languages: English, Czech, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Swedish, Traditional Chinese, Turkish
- Seller: Dominik Walleser
- © Next Web Generation
Compatibility: Requires iOS 4.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4s, iPhone 5, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5s, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone SE, iPad, iPod touch (3rd generation), iPod touch (4th generation), iPod touch (5th generation), and iPod touch (6th generation).