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Andre Bazin's What Is Cinema? (volumes I and II) have been classics of film studies for as long as they've been available and are considered the gold standard in the field of film criticism. Although Bazin made no films, his name has been one of the most important in French cinema since World War II. He was co-founder of the influential Cahiers du Cinema, which under his leadership became one of the world's most distinguished publications. Championing the films of Jean Renoir (who contributed a short foreword to Volume I), Orson Welles, and Roberto Rossellini, he became the protege of Francois Truffaut, who honors him touchingly in his forword to Volume II. This new edition includes graceful forewords to each volume by Bazin scholar and biographer Dudley Andrew, who reconsiders Bazin and his place in contemporary film study. The essays themselves are erudite but always accessible, intellectual, and stimulating. As Renoir puts it, the essays of Bazin "will survive even if the cinema does not."
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Its forerunner Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King went down well with fans and critics, but in this spiritual sequel we get something entirely different. The game opens with a narrative about Craydall the darklord and how he sacrifices himself for the good of monster-kind. After 16 years of peaceful bliss, his daughter is ready to take over the darklording business. Enter "Mira", a colorful warmonger, and your main character for the foreseeable future.
My Life as a Darklord is what's known in the trade as a tower defense game. Mira lives in a quirky ramshackle tower and in each level a string of would-be heroes try to storm it. If any of them reach the crystal on the roof (which is also Mira's dad, apparently) then you've failed.
Preventing these adventurers is no easy task as they come in different guises. Warriors, thieves, mages, healers, the works. You start each battle with a set amount of "negative points" (NP), you spend these on adding storeys to your tower and placing monsters inside them. There are a variety of room types you can choose from, some of them have weapons to cause damage, others have a more defensive slant. Each floor can hold between one and three monsters, which are also varied.
Certain types of monster will have an advantage over certain adventurers. A sort of triangular code exists in the game's rules: magic is strong against melee, melee is strong against range, and range is strong against magic. Getting to grips with this principle is a fundamental key to success, although at times raw attack speed is also an important factor.
Enemies start out in the bottom right corner of the screen and enter your tower on the ground floor. Only one can battle in each room, meaning any others will carry on upwards if a fight is already taking place. Each adventurer has their own battle timer which ticks down, when it reaches zero they move on. Whenever your mobs manage to kill off one of these do-gooders, some NP is gained, allowing you to build even more floors and summon additional nasties. An important aspect of adding floors to the tower, is that new ones don't have to go on top, they can be slotted in at any level. This means you can, and have to, create rooms "on the fly" to meet specific targets. Without going further into the nuts and bolts of it all, the gameplay is deep and requires a good bit of thought.
That's not to say you have to be a rocket scientist. The game has a good learning curve, starting you off with only a few basic monsters and rooms, you pick up the others en-route. It also helps you with simple screens of advice early on, and later on when you endure a failure. If you screw up and your tower succumbs to goodness, you still gain some "karma points" (although not as many as you do when winning). Connecting each level is the overworld map screen, where you can spend karma points on leveling up your favorite monsters.
For a game that makes heavy use of selecting items on menus, you might expect to be using the Wiimote as a pointer device. The developers had other ideas. Sidestepping the obvious choice, My Life as a Darklord instead has you holding the remote sideways, navigating through options using the D-pad. Worse still, there's no support for the Classic Controller either. More could have been done in this regard, but the controls are at least functional.
Carrying the Final Fantasy brand, it's almost a given that the presentation is done to a very high standard. On startup you're greeted with a cool jaunty tune, setting the mood for the rest of the music used throughout, it's all upbeat stuff and easy on the ear. Mira doesn't say a great deal, relying instead on shouts, groans and dropkicks. The storyline progresses through cut-scenes using still images and text. The artwork for these is great, from Mira herself to her super-kawaii sidekicks the Tonberries. In-game visuals are also impressive, you're essentially staring at the same tower in every level, but the backdrop changes to indicate the time of day. The monsters and adventurers are all distinctive and well animated.
Weighing in at 1,000 Points, this is at the higher end of the WiiWare pricing spectrum, but there's a lot here for your money. The campaign spans five chapters, which should provide around 15 hours of gameplay (if you die a lot like I did). Square Enix has already put out some downloadable content, but most of it is horse-armor you don't need unless you're really stuck. Items like bikinis, tiaras and ribbons just allow you to start levels with more NP to spend. The extra maps are probably a better purchase.
If you're not averse to strategy then My Life as a Darklord is a great choice. It's a game that constantly has you thinking, while still keeping the fun factor up.
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Glad to hear Wii have another good game on wiiware rather the constant flow of gimmicky mini games.
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Finally, this is the next game I'm going to get, hope this is fun.
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The hostel is one of a kind. EXCELLENT location, 3 supermarkets nearby, amazing team, wonderful breakfast... They even upgraded us! Another thing: we left really really early in the morning (5am) and I spoke to the guy in the reception one night early if we could get some coffee. He not just made us coffee as he gave us croissant!
Price was ok (for Paris), and location convinoent for us.
Room on last floor, and elevator broken.. Poor breakfast, even the number of croissant you could take was limited to 1(!).
The location is good. It is near to some Metro stations. Staff are nice and helpful. They let me check in few hours earlier then the official check in time and arranged the same room for me and my new friend. And they even allowed my friend to check in at 4 a.m. Wi-fi is stable. The room price is not expensive.
The breakfast is a bit simple, they only provide bread and drinks. Although the location is convenient, that area is a bit dangerous for girl who travel alone.
Close to Montmartre, Gare du nord and metro. Good breakfast and nice staff, could definitly stay there again.
The toilet/shower in our room had some flaws but they were renovating all the rooms on our floor so I guess it'll be taken care of soon.
Location near main station breakfast meant could go straight to sites
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This hostel/hotel is close to Gare du Nord for arrival or departure from Paris on the Eurostar. The staff is friendly and helpful. The bottom floors are the hostel and upper floors are the budget hotel. Stay on the 5th floor and you get a small balcony. The breakfast was continental. You can't beat it for the price.
As expected, the room was small and the bathroom was the same.
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everything, especially freshly baked croissants!!
I liked how the location is very close to Anvers metro and also touristy Montmartre, but the area where the hostel is located is a nice neighbourhood that is not too touristy. It's easy to find affordable meals and buy groceries from nearby shops. I liked the simple breakfast the hostel gave us (croissants, butter, jam and coffee).
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The location was perfect, the staffs are friendly and always ready to assist, the room is SO clean and bathroom is awesome, the kitchen is clean too. Wifi is awesome too
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I stayed in the four bed dorm and it was a nice room with comfortable beds, plenty of space and each bed has a socket, usb and light! The room and ensuite bathroom was cleaned daily. The location is excellent, not only is it close to Montmartre and the Sacre Couer but close to a metro (Anvers), Gare du Nord and a super market. I felt safe and comfortable in this neighbourhood. The free breakfast was delicious and the staff were always really friendly and helpful. Definitely recommend this place if staying in Paris on a budget!
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Got there and my room didn't have light in the bathroom and the air conditioning wasn't working. The reception guy said he couldn't do anything nor even change my bedroom.Oh, besides that he said there was no towels to rent, but in the next day I found out there was plenty of them in a deposit. In the night after they havent fixed anything but there was a much nicer woman in the reception that managed to change my bedroom. Would never stay here again. Don't recommend it.
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I booked there as it was mentioned in the Rick Steve book on Paris. The staff were very friendly and helpful and it is in a great location between Montmartre and Gare du Nord for access to the Metro trains or just walking.
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Yedi Göller -Seven Lakes-
The Yeniçağa crossing on the Ankara - İstanbul highway leads you into Yedigöller National Park. The road goes through Mengen, a small area long known for producing many of Turkey's finest chefs. It is a good place to stop when visiting the region to enjoy traditional Turkish cooking. The twisting and turning 42-km Yedigöller features stunning forest landscapes.
The Yedigöller group of seven small lakes is located within the boundaries of the 550-hectare national park on two plateaus that have a height difference of 100 meters between them. These lakes are called Büyükgöl, Deringöl, Seringöl, Nazlıgöl, Sazlıgöl, İncegöl and Küçükgöl and they are fed by the same sparkling mountain stream, forming a treasure of untouched nature, both in the summer and winter. For most who go there, the best time of the year to visit is autumn, when the trees and hillsides are painted in reds, yellows and all the colors that make autumn such a glorious time of year.
The park is home to several species of trees such as beech, hornbeam, oak, poplar and pine. Although the lakes are not large, they are beautiful and their shores are home to deer, bears, wolves, foxes, rabbits, squirrels and countless numbers of birds. If you are lucky, you can also see swans on Büyükgöl. Fishing is also a possibility in certain seasons.
Whatever the season, the lakes are charming simply because they are undeveloped and are never crowded with cars, buses or people. For this reason, it is an ideal place for long romantic walks, evenings by the fire and nights of deep sleep of the kind that most people have forgotten about.
There are only small bungalows belonging to the Forestry Ministry where visitors who want to linger can stay, and it is wise to make a reservation prior to arrival. The silence of nature there is enhanced by the comfort of the bungalows, all of which have fireplaces and barbecues. You have to bring everything you will need with you because, once you are at Yedigöller, you are completely cut off from civilization. There are no other hotels or even local bed-and-breakfast establishments to cater to the casual visitor; only wooden tables at which you can enjoy the panorama while eating and drinking whatever you brought with you. However, if you wish to enrich your menu, you can drop the trout production farm at Deringöl and cook the fish in the furnaces nearby. If you don't want to leave civilization entirely, you can spend the night at Koru Otel, 15 km away from Bolu on the İstanbul-Ankara highway.
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Be among the first to know which artists will be part of the 2015 Vancouver Fringe Festival! We will be drawing names out of a hat to select next year's Mainstage Artists on Wednesday, December 3 at the ANZA Club. You thought we were just making up the randomness of Fringe shows year after year? No, we really do draw shows out of a hat. Really!
On top of drawing the shows, we'll eat gummie worms, give each other high fives, have high school style slow dances, and other such silliness as we play a weird version of bingo—and you may even win a prize from DOXA Festival!
After the Lottery, shadow puppet masters, Mind of a Snail will perform Inside Outlet, a show of objects. There'll be toothbrush on hairbrush violence, a gelato spoon ghost, and spray bottles who are the gatekeepers to a mystical face. This 35-minute show is certainly quirky, and Mind of a Snail promises it will leave audiences with a warm, contemplative energy.
Stick around after the performance and dance with us as DJs Warbin (aka Wade & Corbin) play everyone's favourite songs—you will not be able to stop yourself from shakin' your groove thang.
Where: The ANZA Club, 3 West 8th Ave (upstairs)
When: Wednesday, December 3 starting at 8:00pm
Cost: The Lottery Party is free, but donations to Mind of a Snail will be accepted via pass the hat
Dress: Whatever you like—with a hat!
Can't make the party, but still want to know which artists are getting in? We'll be live tweeting that night!
So you want to put on a Fringe show… well you can!
The application deadline for the Mainstage Category closes on Wednesday, November 26. Mainstage artists get their venue, technician, and schedule included as part of their fees, as well as Box Office support and inclusion in Festival marketing. Click through for all the information on what's included and how to apply—but make sure you apply by Nov. 26!
We're happy to announce that the Dramatic Works Series will be back for a second year thanks to the generous support of Lochmaddy Foundation. Artists in the Dramatic Works Series are selected on a first come, first served basis, but they must meet the criteria, including producing a published dramatic script with two or more actors in the show (no one-man shows). Applications open today, so get on it! In addition to getting a venue, technician, schedule, Box Office support, and inclusion in Festival marketing, Dramatic Works Series artists will be mentored by a local director (last year, it was Scott Bellis). Check here for full details on how the Dramatic Works Series works and to apply.
In January, the Bring Your Own Venue (BYOV) category—which includes site-specific shows—will open. Artists hoping to apply as a BYOV can find information here and here. More information will be shared soon!
There are lots of women artists and playwrights at the Fringe—in fact almost 62% of applicants to the 2014 Festival were women—but this is far from the norm. According to a national study, women account for only 33% of artistic directors, 34% of working directors, and 27% of produced playwrights. When Ruby Slippers Theatre heard this, they partnered with the Fringe and with Equity in Theatre to begin a new project: Advance Theatre: New Works By Women.
The Advance Series will showcase dramatic readings of five new plays by Canadian women playwrights during the 2015 Vancouver Fringe Festival—and they're accepting submissions now till February 15!
If you have a script, submit it to Ruby Slippers by February 15 for consideration. Click here for more details on the submission process. We'll announce the chosen plays in June!
Every year, the Fringe brings together a haphazard group of people: artists who are trying something new, who want to tell personal stories, who create something magical on stage; volunteers who not only work their 20 hours, but offer to stay and help; audience members who see two shows or 30 shows; and everyone in between. So many of these people come back year after year that the Fringe has been described as summer camp. It's a gathering space for old and new friends as much as it is a theatre festival.
The Fringe wants to bring all these people together more often—through events like our year-round series The Fringe Presents and the upcoming Lottery Party. On November 2, the Mexican Day of the Dead, we held another such event.
For a second year in a row, Fringers gathered at Los Cuervos Taqueria y Cantina. Over tacos, margaritas, and churros, we all took some time to get to know each other a little better. We recalled Fringes past and imagined future Fringes, and shared our hope that the community the Fringe creates will always exist.
As the evening unfolded, Fringe Executive Director, David Jordan, got up on a chair to welcome everyone. He reminded us that the Day of the Dead is meant to honour those who have passed. He then shared the story of his uncle Charlie, whose funeral he attended this past year. David's memories of Charlie are those of a child—he remembered Charlie teasing a pet bird by moving a toothpick back and forth across his mouth as the bird kept trying to grab it. Charlie was a joker. By the end of his life, Charlie was in an assisted living home. While David thought at first that this was sad, he learned at Charlie's funeral that Charlie was well-known and appreciated—he and his roommates had created a community within the home, one that, for Charlie, was filled with the art he loved, that a friend had painted and given to Charlie. Far from being alone, Charlie had been surrounded by a community he'd helped create—showing David that Charlie's impact had been more than he imagined.
For many of us, that's exactly what we want: to have our own community, especially one filled with art. It's a big part of what the Fringe tries to create, and the promise of such a community far into the future, a Fringe Forever, was what we got to celebrate that chilly November night.
December 31 is just around the corner! Don't forget that your donation to the Fringe will get you a 2014 tax receipt and it'll help create an amazing 2015 Festival with plenty of opportunities for performing artists. Thanks, in advance! Donate now, before it's too late for your 2014 taxes!
Volunteers are a supremely important part of making sure the Fringe Festival runs smoothly—they sell tickets, tend bar, do data entry, and tons of other jobs that Festival staff simply would not be able to do without them. Shear Comfort knows the importance of volunteers to the Festival, so in 2014, they joined the Fringe to support our volunteer program. Here's what they have to say about working with us:
In one sentence, tell us what your organization/business is or does.
We provide customers with completely customized car seat covers in a wide variety of styles and colours.
Tell us why your organization supports the Fringe and/or the arts.
We love the work that the Fringe puts into the events and we love attending the events even more!
What do you like about the Fringe?
We love the variety of different performances and acts, both the tame and the bizarre. Great entertainment!
If your organization and the Fringe were people, what would they do on an afternoon together?
Probably take a ride in a car with nice neoprene seat covers while listening to the soundtrack from Star Wars.
What other charities does your organization support?
The SPCA is another charity we are proud to support.
Do you have any recommendations for audiences on what to do at the Fringe? If so, what?
Being Star Wars fans, the upcoming One-Man Star Wars Trilogy sounds amazing.
You may be under the impression that we get to take a little break between Festivals, but boy are you wrong! We are already prepping for the 2015 Festival and first up are the winners of the CAFF Touring Lottery!
Artists who want to tour their show on the Fringe circuit are encouraged to apply to the CAFF Touring Lottery. Each winner chooses a minimum on five Fringe Festivals they want to be a part of. The applications have been drawn and now we know there'll be six artists coming to the 2015 Festival! Without further adieu, they are:
1. 2hoots Productions
Best known to Vancouver Fringers for 2010's Pretending Things Are a Cock, Jon Bennett will be back, but which show will he do? My Dad's Deaths? Fire in the Meth Lab? Or will we be in store for more cocks?
2. Dance Naked Productions
"Dedicated to celebrating and unlocking the erotic imagination," Dance Naked Productions' shows explore sexual desire in many forms, from GGG: Dominatrix for Dummies to Lust & Marriage (which is structured as letters to esteemed sex columnist, Dan Savage).
3. Windy Wynazz
Expect to interact with clown Windy Wynazz as she explores the need for human touch (while wearing sequins).
4. Wired on Words Productions
Documenting the best of spoken word, Wired on Words host a monthly cabaret show in Montreal—and now they're taking it on the road!
5. Sam Mullins
He folds tinfoil into dinosaurs and doesn't necessarily title his shows, and Vancouver (and the whole Fringe circuit) loves storyteller Sam Mullins! We're excited to see him at a Mainstage venue this year.
6. Mike Delamont
Looks like God's coming back! Can you say "Holy Trinity?"
Yes, you can be! Applications for the Mainstage Lottery open on October 29 at noon PST and anyone can apply! And we mean it. Stand-up? Dance? Storytelling? Clowns? Seasoned performer? Never put on a show before? Yep. All of you can apply and be part of the Festival!
Here's how it works:
Mainstage spots are chosen by Lottery draw and applications will be accepted between October 29 and November 26. Mainstage artists are assigned to a venue and the venue rental cost, technician, and schedule are provided by the Festival. More info on what's covered and how the process works can be found here. The artists will be drawn at the Lottery Party on December 3, 2014 at the ANZA Club (we'll be live tweeting for those of you who can't make it).
Details on how to be a Fringe artist in our other categories, including Bring Your Own Venue (BYOV) will be available soon. Please note that the Onsite Program will not continue in 2015, however we will accept applications for site-specific theatre productions. Check the Artist Info page on our website for details.
Urinetown: The Musical
November 1-29, 2014
Firehall Arts Centre
This New York Fringe Festival hit-turned-Broadway-sensation is an irreverent take on a dystopian, drought-filled future where a large corporation has a monopoly on all toilets and people must pay for the privilege to urinate. Hero Bobby Strong steps in to fight for people's right to pee in this musical comedy.
Fat Pig
November 3-8, 2014
Studio 16
Fringe alumna, Emmelia Gordon stars in Neil LaBute's Fat Pig, the story of a man who starts dating a plus-sized woman and the pressure he feels from his friends when they find out. In a society so concerned with body image, is weight the last accepted prejudice?
Broken Sex Doll
November 12-22, 2014
York Theatre
After a sell-out run last year, Broken Sex Doll, the sci-fi musical sex comedy is back! The year is 2136. When an ordinary man wakes up from routine implant upgrade surgery, he discovers he has unexpected sensory skills—and a crush on his mysterious nurse, Ginger. After uploading an intimate encounter for an amateur "feelie" contest, he becomes the next big star in the world's bizarre sex industry, only to discover love in the most unexpected place…
November 12-15, 2014
Russian Hall
A four-day theatre party with emerging theatre artists behind three edgy plays (This Is War, The 4th Graders Present an Unnamed Love-Suicide, and Trainspotting), followed by burlesque, spoken word, and musical performances—and food trucks!
Volunteer for the PuSh Festival
Now-December 12, 2014
The PuSh Festival, held January 20-February 8, 2015) is looking for volunteers to help in a variety of roles, including pre-Festival shifts! Apply by Dec. 12 to take advantage of the volunteer perks available!


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November 18, 2014
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I'm Big Because I Eat A Lot. And I'm Not Ashamed Of It.
November 18, 2014
"Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels" is blatantly untrue.
An Almost Complete List of Every Word We've Ever Used to Mean 'Drunk'
August 24, 2014
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The Terrible War on Pregnant Drug Users
July 17, 2014
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June 10, 2014
Driving stoned is still safer than driving drunk, right? Don't be so sure.
What's the Fastest Way to Get Drunk? Here's What Science Says.
February 28, 2014
Don't try this at home—try it at a bar instead.
The Bottomless Brunch Isn't Just Bad for Your Health. It's Bad for Your Taste Buds, Too.
February 26, 2014
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Undercover at the U.N. Lounge, Where Diplomats Get Drunk and Handsy
January 30, 2014
The Hottest Club in New York is .... Part of the United Nations
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January 20, 2014
Researchers may prove F. Scott Fitzgerald right: Drinking improves creativity
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January 15, 2014
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A host of famous Rugby League names have been busy on social media this morning ahead of the Challenge Cup Final. Here are a selection of the best. Found any better ones? Leave a comment below and get involved! Lee Briers (@briers6): Today is by far the best day in the rugby league calendar. Enjoy the day @CTRLFC and @leedsrhinos ... Read More »
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RESA students visit The Art Institute and Millennium Park in Chicago
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The Rockford School Board is reviewing year-end financial results from FY14, which ran July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014.
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In this year's U.S. News & World Report rankings of the Best High Schools, East received a bronze medal.
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