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Dec 5, 2010Simply put, the best true platforming game to come out in YEARS. As you can immediately notice, the user scores are quite polarized, and I believe this is true to the nature of the game. If you find joy in surmounting difficult (But FAIR) platforming challenges, this game is the PERFECT game for you. Let me also state that the 10 I assigned this game was not some knee-jerk reaction to a merely clever indie game. This game is fantastic by ANY standard, it is perfectly executed. There is nothing in the game where I have ever said, man, I wish X existed. In a time where games like Fallout New Vegas and Civ 5 release with the swath of glitches and bugs in the game, it is refreshing to have a game ship out that is immensely bug free, it is absolutely precise. You may even grow to treat this precision as a foe, as there is a razor thin edge between success and death in each level, there is no "give", if you touch a deadly obstacle with any part of your hit-box, you can count on dying. However, this consistency gives rise to the games greatest achievement, the overall fairness of the game. I am astounded that I read other user reviews that actually complained about the controls, they are absolutely astounding. To be fair, I do use a Xbox360 controller, I could see that without one it may take longer to "pick up" but the controls are nevertheless, precise. The character becomes an extension of your will, you'll find sometimes that when an unexpected hazard appears, you react quickly and ably within fractions of a second, as if you were acting out of instinct. I am also disturbed to read some people claiming that this game's difficulty is just a mechanism to lengthen the game. I find it hard to believe we even played the same game. The levels are difficult to be sure, but they are absolutely fair, if you die, it is your fault, there are no invisible traps, your character will not move if you don't tell him to. And even if you die, the levels each can be completed in under a minute, so if you do die (and you will die, often) almost no progress is lost. You will not be spending 5 minutes just to get a chance to practice the spot you died at last time. The other reason I find this explanation difficult to believe is that there are over 300 levels. The game is already massive, it wouldn't need to be lengthened by unnecessary difficulty.
In short: A difficult platformer, but an absolute masterpiece if you are willing to take up the challenge.… Expand
Dec 1, 2010Super Meat Boy revives the painful old days of restricted technology that forced game developers to make unintuitive and difficult games to make their products last longer. On top of that, it adds silly "features", which might as well be called gimmicks for what they're worth, such as "boss battles" and extra playable characters. The boss battles are nothing more than a regular level with a big object following the character, while extra characters work the exact same way as Meat Boy, with silly, gimmicky "abilities" that nobody will ever use, at the cost of speed.
But unsatisfied with the state of their game, Team Meat has also shipped the game on PC without testing it on different configurations, resulting in missing graphics elements, glitches everywhere, frequent crashes and a lack of support for direct input controllers. Talk about a lack of polish.
The rest of the game consists of jumping, running and avoiding saws. and holes. That's basically it. Story? No big deal, let's just make a short animation at the beginning of the game and call it a day.
There's also the fact that the main character is a piece of meat trying to save a girl made from bandages from a fetus in a jar in a suit. Tasteless. Also reminds me of Super Mario. This game is original, too.
I added two points to it for tricking me into buying it in the first place. But ultimately, Super Meat Boy is an incredibly disappointing "game" (or should I call it a "chore"?).… Expand
Jan 31, 2012This game is perfect. First of all, this is as much content as I've EVER seen in a game this price (free roguelikes aside as that would be completely unfair :D). HUNDREDS of stages, challenges, and unlockable goodies. Also, this game is hardcore. This is a real treat when the general game holds your hand with garbage like a quest compass and regenerating HP... in Super Meat Boy, if you screw up, you die. Usually instantly. And it only gets harder. The learning curve is also fantastically satisfying. You will consistently get better from play. When you are playing the first boss it WILL seem difficult. After playing the next few levels if you go back you'll wonder what was so hard. You will stand back and say, "oh my god, I'm DOING this." The mechanics are very smooth, jumping, wall jumping, dashing, these are fun and for the most part the game seems very fair. When you die you'll know YOU messed up and it wasn't just something stupid due to chance. Point being, if you like video games, get this game. Also, use a controller. This game is a seven with a keyboard, a ten with a controller. Do it.… Expand
Jan 6, 2011Whoever said this game is fun is a masochist. It's fun if you like replaying the same bloody level 40 times because there's no way to beat it aside from trial and error and mind-numbing memorization of button sequences until you could play the level blind-folded. Oldschool my @$$. What is up with people's obsession with "oldschool" anyway? Oldschool sucked. Mario sucked ... sure, it was great at the time, because *there was nothing else.* While I'm at it, guess what else? Goldeneye sucks too. It's not "the greatest FPS of all time." Try playing it on an HDTV? It looks like garbage and it controls even worse. It was just the best of what was available. People's over-bloated infatuation with nostalgia is beyond puzzling. People always want to think "the good old days" were better. Really? In the "good old days" people used to die from diarrhea. The "good old days" blew. This blows. Stop pretending it's awesome just because it references gaming in the 80s...… Expand
Nov 30, 2010Its everything the 360 version is and more. you can really tell that team meat was looking forward to bringing this to pc and steam. theres the extra characters and theres also a level editor to look forward to. seriously i cant recommend this enough to pc gamers. amazing old school gameplay (aka hardcore platformer). 300 levels , challenging game play , almost 20 characters to use at any time , awesome boss fights , and cutscenes. 10$ for the prepurchase was more then worth it and the 15$ for regular price is still worth your money… Expand
Jun 17, 2011There is an easy mistake to make when making a game to be 'challenging' unfortunatly team meat made this mistake. The games difficulty is definitly for the masochists, which is a good thing, because i love platformers, and im something of a masochist myself. however i know that this game will not appeal to the masses. However even i cant take the pain of laggy controls, jumpy graphics, and all together glitchyness.
To this day this problem occurs! its been a while since the game was released, so why am i still having these problems?
I know not everyone is having the problems im having, but the game should run perfectly on ALL hardware out thereat this stage, its nothing short of a flash game really...
the proof: cheap laptop with intel graphics accelerator on-board, celeron processor and 1GB ram runs perfectly...
laptop with ati radeon 3200 graphics, amd athlon x2 processor and 3gb ram, buggy as hell, and completely unplayable!..
my gaming rig with ati radeon HD 5770, amd athlon II x4 and 4gb ram, laggy and buggy, pretty much unplayable!
why is it that on a rig where i can play crysis on high settings with 40-60fps, i cant get 15fps on a 2d retro-esque game?
the answer: bad QM and lazy devs
there have been numerous updates to the game and still no fix for me!
On top of all that this game is nothing like the classics that we grew up with, anyone who says it is obviously didnt grow up with the classics, you see on the NES the controls responded when you input something with less than a 1 second delay… Expand
Mar 9, 2013The game-play in Super Meat Boy deserves a solid 8. But I'm going to give it a 4 anyway. Why? Because the PC port feels horribly unpolished.
An XBox 360 controller is (understandably) the recommended method of controlling Meat Buy. But does a it work out the box? No. The buttons mapping is completely mangled with no way of reconfiguring in-game. So fixing up the input config file I eventually got the stage controls to work but the menus are still buggered.
Whatever, I can deal with that; except that there are parts of the menu that are unreachable with a mangle button setup. Oops. Fortunately having done a bit of game-dev specifically controller input I got the feeling that it was a Human Interface Device gone wrong. Fine, found it and removed it from the Device manager and everything worked.
I should be happy. No, I've spent my time fixing issues the developers should have dealt with. Added to the controller woes: SMB does not start on some machines (screen remains black) and the graphics are messed up on others (mostly black textures) making it unplayable.
A good concept? Yes. A good implementation? No.… Expand
Dec 29, 2010Unbelievable........SMB is one of the biggest surprises I've had in gaming...period. I bought it for $3.75 on the Steam sale (what the hell right?) and have had so much fun with this game. There are a few very unique innovations that make this game stick out. First, the difficulty is there, it takes time to figure out some levels, and when you do, there's a sense of adrenaline and excitement...like, "oh no, I'm almost to the end of the level (AMAZINGLY!). Once completed, the replay is spectacular, showing all the iterations of your attempts simultaneously. The SFX and Music put many blockbuster games to shame. I'd buy the sound track if I could...and all the little meat splotch sounds are just hilariously satisfying. I'[d recommended this game to anyone. For it's type of game (Indie, platform-spam-death thing) it deserves the highest marks.… Expand
Apr 18, 2011I was very kindly gifted SMB on Steam by a friend so I had no reason not to like this game, I paid nothing for it and I'm a big fan of platformers dating back to the original two Oddworld titles.
My first problems arose with the game when it very rudely tells you to use a gamepad rather than a keyboard. PC games are designed for PC and therefore should always play better with a keyboard+mouse with a gamepad being a player preference on some titles.
The game is literally IMPOSSIBLE with a keyboard so it loses points for forcing you to own a gamepad and even then it didn't recognise my PS3 controller and struggled to register my 360 controller.
The game takes place in several stages such as a Forest and a Hospital. Sadly you see little of these good tilesets as most of the game takes place in subterranean passageways.
However now we come to the games big problem, the difficulty. This is a game that tries to hard to be hard. The game certainly is not hard but merely frustrating. You shouldn't have to repeat a stage over and over to complete it using trial and error rather than observation and technique. A good platformer is hard due to it being complex and clever, SMB is hard due to frustrating controls and enemy placements.
I liked the soundtrack but sadly it does little to save the game, I really wanted to like SMB but due to the controls and the frustrating nature of the game it comes off as a rather bland and outdated platformer.
If a Platformer fan is considering getting SMB I would recommend instead the free N-Game or the two excellent Oddworld platformers which are available through Steam.… Expand
Mar 24, 2011This game was fun at the beginning. As it gradually became more difficult, I challenged myself to do the best I could to become a platforming master. I loved the idea of being able to jump at precisely the right times and do godly runs through courses filled with obstacles waiting to splatter poor meat boy. But as the time I spent on the game increased, and my frustration mounted, I started to wonder whether it was worth it. Am I really enjoying myself by trying to create the perfect muscle memory to make it through a stage, only to be challenged by a more difficult stage that will require hundreds of deaths to pass through?
It might have to do with the type of controller. I use a keyboard, and the game does tell you in the introduction screen that you should switch to using a gamepad as it is much easier and was designed for the game.
But even if I did go out of my way to buy a gamepad specifically for this game (which should only detract from the score), I suspect that it wouldn't really quell my concerns in general. Platformers can be fun. But this platformer, as someone else put it, is for masochistic personalities.
There are some courses where you literally require pixel perfect jumps, and with the inability to save during each course, that means you have to keep up that level of perfection throughout the course in several areas, making things tremendously difficult. Why subject myself to this? Is it really worth the hours, days of stress accumulated in trying to play like a computer? It depends on the player. If you're good at these sorts of games, perhaps you'll relish the challenge. For the vast majority of us, I suspect the answer is no.
The story is fairly simple; while it will keep you interested just to see whether you can save your fair maiden, the sheer difficulty of the game will likely prevent one from every reaching the end, let alone the completion of the bonus levels.
In the end I awarded this game a 6 just because it does provide some short-term entertainment for a few "worlds" (series of courses with themes). But in retrospect, I don't think its all that worth it unless you're really good at these sorts of games. Because most people will just end up being discouraged and stressed out, and I'm pretty sure games were designed to be enjoyable.
Also I bought this during a special sale on steam, when it was available for 2 dollars. So I may be biased in giving this game a higher score than it deserves, but all in all I think 6 is a decent score for this title.… Expand
Dec 2, 2010AMAZING Game. Do not miss this from your collection on PC. Have played through to the end of world 3 and tried a few of the warp zones and dark levels already. Hands down this is my GOTY for 2010. Yes that's right it beats Mass Effect 2, Fallout New Vegas, Alan Wake and even Amnesia the Dark Descent. Addictive, highly replayable, fun to play by yourself or with friends. The replay of all your tries when you finish a level is pure GOLD. Unlocking new characters is also really interesting and adds even more replayability to the game. Whoever designed this game are officially legends.… Expand
May 13, 2012Yes, that's a true, honest platformer game, but come on... "game of the year", "biggest surprise", "awesomeness" and "charm", "a story so moving", "epic boss fights"??? Perhaps I've bought another Meat Boy, the one with a tasteless story and nothing-special-gameplay. As for the "tough as nails platformer difficulty" idea itself - didn't we have IWBTG since 2007 or something like that? I definitely don't understand what all the hype about Meat Boy game is about.… Expand
Jul 29, 2013perfect for the masochist 12 year old. Difficult for the sake of being difficult, unintuitive controls (on top of that insults non-gamepad users).
There's little variation in game play, obstacles, etc. and the story is cookie cutter.
Still feels like a flash game.
Dec 25, 2010Team Meat has gone out of their way to make Super Meat Boy polished and amazing. Reliving the best parts of older platformer games, and utilizing 2D graphics in ways I didn't even think of, they were able to take a totally ridiculous idea and turn it into gold. Endless replayability, a various many challenging levels and boss fights, old retro throw backs, and more special characters that you can count on one hand, Super Meat Boy will have you coming back again and again.… Expand
Jan 2, 2011The charm of this game is unreal. There is something endlessly entertaining about seeing an anthropomorphic slab of meat struggle through brutal and brilliantly designed levels. The only people I believe who will not find enjoyment in this game are those who cannot commit themselves to a challenge or just have poor jumping judgement. The gaming world has been in desperate need of a good hardcore platformer for quite a while. Thank you Team Meat for sorting that out.… Expand
Jan 4, 2011This game is good. i read reviews before i bought it so i would know what to expect, and it delivered. very precise controls, and good level design. while the early levels are pretty easy, the game gets hard, and i mean HARD. But surprisingly not frustrating and hard. It seems like more of a challenge than it feels cheap, because level design is so good. Good game to play for minutes or hours at a time.… Expand
Aug 12, 2012This game pretty much epitomizes everything that is wrong with video game development today. There is only frustration to be found here. When people talk about video games making kids dumber they are talking about games like this.
Dec 28, 2012This game certainly takes a lot from it's newgrounds origins; and not in the good way, so there's occasionally good ideas that could have gone somewhere in the direction of interesting, the devs had neither the intelligence nor the technical skill to pull it off. For all the hype I'd heard about its controls, I found them to be nearly unusable (and by the way; insulting PC gamers who don't own a XBox 360 controller? real grown up, Team Meat), if there's the slightest clue that you might be near a wall, the game will interpret every action you take as something to do with wall jumping. The levels are also badly designed: the platforms are always the exact distance apart to make the timings of the dash and jump buttons incredibly fiddly, destroying any flow the level had, and the graphical design on the level is just plain idiotic, as pretty much everything is the same colour on each stage, so the "hectic pace" is slowed down by you squinting at the screen to see if you're next to a crumbling block or a sawblade launcher… Expand
Mar 27, 2013YES YES YES YES YES!
I bought this game for my friend and he hasn't been off it since, this is one of my favourite platformers ever. Even though it says you need an Xbox controller, you don't it is perfectly playable with the keyboard. The port is fantastic, gameplay is amazing and the villain.. Oh my, is one of my favourite ever. The extra retro levels are awesome aswell. If you have time pickup the level creator from steam tools and make some levels!… Expand
Dec 24, 2010Difficult without being frustrating, pinpoint-accurate controls and all-round retro platforming awesomeness. Don't stress over it, just give it a chance and you'll be engrossed!
Jan 17, 2011Super Meat Boy is definitely not a game for hardcore FPS players. It is purely made for players who want to relive "the good old days" or for those who never truly lived them. The game goes extremely masochistic after few levels and at times I felt I was going to lose my mind just when I saw the next level. In a good way though. The music is very catching when you're escaping a boss from almost certain death. And those battles are probably the highlight of the game. The controls are great with both keyboard and Xbox 360 controller so you can easily swap between controller and keyboard. There are so few buttons to use so it stay simple. The story isn't complex either and the game don't need it. Meat Boy is lovable character and will be remembered in the future. The simplicity of the game is its key to success. This game is just classic.… Expand
Dec 17, 2012Another stupidly hard "indie" platformer. Ugly, ridiculously hard and unfun, shoehorned boss battles, stupid "meme" garbage and poor PC support. The only positive thing I can think to say about it is it has a lot of levels but I don't want to play them. You'd have to be a real masochist to play this trash; there are better platformers out there that you haven't played yet, I guarantee it.
Dec 30, 2012This is a speed twitch game where you can spend 20 minutes trying to get a clean 15 second run. You play meatboy that can jump about to avoid pointy things. I was excited to give this a try after watching the Indie Game movie, but found it to be fun but somewhat overrated. It held my attention exceptionally well for a few days but now that the novelty has worn off, I see it sitting on the shelf. If you buy this game, be sure to run the "campaign" to learn how to better control meat boy before hitting the user-submitted levels.… Expand
Jun 16, 2013Nice atmospheric fast game, but too buggy (Linux version from Humble Bundle seems like stable, but Windows version from steam is full of bugs). It's annoying when game freezes or crashes on "hot" moment. And it makes me angry, when saves are broken. Again.
Mar 30, 2011I tried, but I couldn't get into SMB. I want exploration in a platformer, not a series of tiny, sadistic obstacle courses. Don't be fooled - SMB is nothing like Metroid or Super Mario. It's more like brutally difficult arcade game, with "levels" that are one-screen in size. I mean, it's charming and I can see why other people like it. But it really wasn't my thing, and I'm usually all about 2D platforming action. It just isn't fun dying 150 times trying to get past the same boring little level.… Expand
Jan 6, 2011Pretty fun game, lots of levels, flawless controls, catchy music :p but i would only recommend this game for PC if you own a gamepad/xbox360/ps3 wired controller, i dont know if its just me, but the keyboard controls just sucked so i had to use my PS3 controller, which worked out great, i didnt even have to configure the controller it just did it automatically
Jan 22, 2011As my friends and I agree on: "Super Meat Boy feels like a giant Tribute to everything awesome."
This is not just random praise. It is based on quite a few facts: + The game is overall FUN to play; not feeling like grinding in WoW or over exaggerated Action in CoD. + Although the difficulty gets insanely high, these are the things that make it fun to play: * The controls are absolutely tight, meaning the levels don't feel like a stab in the dark or brute-forcing as the player is absolutely in control instead of autoaim or wonky motion controls or quick-time-events. * The learning curve is very well done, constantly making 1 level harder than the previous. * The challenges are widely varied, there is none of the typical "spawning twice as much enemies in the room" * The extreme difficulty does not feel like a punishment, more constant test of skill and in every normal level there is a infinite instant respawn anyway. * To get to the end it is not neccesary to compete every level consecutively, and 3/20 levels do not have to be completed in order to challange each chapter boss. * The extra characters bring a freshness and can potentially help you on the level you are stuck on. + It is multiplatform, available on every current platform except PS3 and mac at the time of writing. + It brings new elements to the "old-fashioned" platforming genre. + The art style design and setting/story is very innovative and often sarcastically hilarious. + The music is very fitting and well made. + It has HEAPS of different levels and with 30+ hours of game time i have yet to beat them all. + The price is at $15 US very very good, and it was $3.75 US when i bought it. + If you buy it you are supporting the indie game market which is a very good thing in my opinion.
To conclude: It is a must-buy for anyone who can handle a fresh, challenging game.
Note: I'm basing my review on the PC version of Super Meat Boy. I have played mostly PC/PS3 games from varied genres.… Expand
Jun 9, 2011It's a classic platformer for the hardcore gamer. Not suitable for first time gamers, or people that are lazy or don't have quick reflexes. Most people that **** about it, are unexperienced gamers who want their games to be like "press X not to die". Super Meat Boy is a hard game, but it's only hard because you don't know how to play it. It features very sharp controls, awesome music, adrenaline pumping gameplay, features countless of stages, a good plethora of playable characters each with his own abilities and a level editor so you can make your own stages. ( Controller is not required you can change the keys to WASD or whatever you like )… Expand
Feb 2, 2011WeLLLLL!!! To start off, no me gutsa! i like meat but this cind? no way? yes way, very meaty...tastes like eggs...ANYWHOoOoOo i didnt like it cause of the amazing cinimetogyhpy and the other 2010 360s a more favourible kids. to rap this juggular vein up lets say its a "deltoid" of a time and that you should not buy the game
Mar 4, 2011So the game is enjoyable... however... It is not really designed for the PC. I found the controls hard to get used to. I have some old USB controller laying around and I might give that a try. Really this is the only thing I found that was holding the game back from it becoming one of my top time wasters.
Jul 19, 2012I played this game like 6 month ago on a friend's PC. I didn't really liked it, the handling was to messy, the game difficulty was to hard. I was basically finished with this game, but then it was included in the HumbleBundle so I got it for 1$ and I gave it another try. And this time it was like an other game for me. As soon as you're trusted with the handling the game is as fun as hell. I couldn't stop playing it until I had this game on 100%. The playtime is more than enough even for the full price. After finishing all levels you can either create your own or play custom level from others. Can't give the full 10 points due to the achievements are pretty hard to get. Even after having this game on 100% I still don't have more then half of the achievements. All in all this game is perfect for people who either need a game that they can play in small gaming sessions or for people who simply like that kind of games… Collapse
Sep 1, 2011Indie gaming at its retro-loving best, with some of the most cunningly-designed and purposefully infuriating 2D gameplay of the year.
Jun 1, 2011Blood, action, romance. Super Meat Boy Ultra Edition has got it all.


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Shredded cheese and a sprinkling of herbs give refrigerated biscuits great flavor. This is one of my favorite bread recipes.
20 Servings
Prep: 10 min. Bake: 25 min.
2 tubes (12 ounces
) refrigerated buttermilk biscuits
1/2 cup shredded Monterey Jack cheese
1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese
3 tablespoons butter, melted
3/4 teaspoon dried basil
1/4 teaspoon dried oregano
1/8 teaspoon dill weed
1/8 teaspoon garlic powder
Separate each tube of biscuits into 10 biscuits; place in a single
layer in a greased 11-in. x 7-in. baking pan. Sprinkle with cheeses.
Drizzle with butter; sprinkle with seasonings. Bake at 350° for
25-30 minutes or until golden brown. Serve warm. Yield: 20
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I am a mother of six children, four of them have attended this school all of their lives. The other two have attended since being with us. When your child looks at you and states that they love school, and that the principals and teachers are their friends, the faculty are definately doing something right! All of my children love attending school here. The principal knows every child on a first name basis and greets each child in the morning as they arrive. They have classes on values which is unheard of at any other school I have encountered. They get a gift and lunch with the principal on their birthday as well as free ice cream! Not only does the principal know all the students but all the parents as well. My daughter in high school is involved with 2 seperate programs that assist in aiding with reading skills at the school. The teachers are hand-picked with great care and are above all others. Children are the priority here and that I feel is how every school should be. They have free tutoring, programs to help them in reading, and a friendly, enjoyable, learning enviornment. I give this school 5 stars!
My daughter attend MCES kindergarten thru 5th grade and I couldnt have asked for a better experience. The principal is so wonderful and genuinely cares for the students and goes out of her way. The teachers were always helpful and communicated with me on a regular basis and was happy to do so. My daughter was so happy and loved every teacher and staff there. i would never send my kids to any other school:)
I'm afraid I have to disagree with many of the posts regarding this school. I have multiple children at this school and am strongly considering alternate placement. This school is ill-equipped to deal with children who are "out of the norm" and the administration is very close-minded and uninterested in opposing viewpoints, to the detriment of the student.
I give Montgomery Central Elementary School a 5 star rating. I have 3 kids that have attended MCES since their first day of Kindergarden. The teachers and staff are wonderful. MCES also promotes parent involvement, which I feel is an important part of educational success. I am currently going to school to become a teacher and hope to one teach at MCES.
It is a very unique school built around a pond. The children who attend this school have a wonderful, peaceful learning environment! I believe children should be introduced to different learning enviroments. This school embraces these environments. They have an outdoor classroom in which the children receive instruction outside the normal four wall settings. I give this school a 5 star rating!
This is the best school in Tennessee> The principle is great, and careing towards the kids. The teachers are great and it is a laid back relaxed atmosphere.
This school is somewhat a country school, compared to the location of other schools in this county. So, you might be tempted to assume they are backwards or behind-the-times. Don't. Just spend 5 minutes in the office, 5 minutes in a classroom, and 5 minutes in the library. You will be wanting to send your kids here. It is warm, friendly and inviting--not to mention challenging. They care enough to not give busy work, but really assignments that kids (and parents) learn from. The library has great books and is encouraging of students to love reading. I love this school for it's love of kids. The best part is that the principal knows all the kids (really all) by their first name. Now that's impressive.
As a mother of 5 public schools are an important issue with me. My children have been in Montgomery Central Elementary, Middle and High Schools over the last 16 years. The people in these schools are amazing (especially the elementary school) children are valued and are taught values as well. As a parent it is wonderful to know that when you send your children to school each day, your chidren are improving on the people they are becoming even when they are away from you. I think it is the best school area and waited years to get my children into this school zone for the one on one teaching, the respect each child is shown, and the values that are provided. Also my children look forward to school each day. The principal knows every child in the school on a first name basis! They are best of the best!
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I open enrolled my children here because of the small classes & one on one they receive. It has been the Best decision! Parents are welcomed with open arms! I help out in the classrooms, have lunch with my children & it is all commended & appreciated! The reading program is spectacular, my Kindergartener was reading 50 page books by the end of the year! The children are allowed to be quite creative in art. In music they're not only singing, but also being educated by music! I Love this school & my children do too!
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I feel bad for Sandy Rosario. I really do. Something stinks in that transaction history, though. Especially the A's trade and waiving sort of a deal. One of two things are happening. Either every team that gets him suddenly sees something undesirable about him, and then feels he's not worth it anymore (unlikely), or every team that has had him sees him as worth having, but not worth keeping on the 40-man roster, so they try waiving him to get him into the minors. That makes more sense. Are the Giants the team to hold onto him? Probably not… Rosario's made just 10 appearances over the last three years in the majors, and hasn't looked great while doing so, but he's had solid minor league numbers, especially a 1.04 ERA as a Triple-A closer. He's had a pretty good walk-rate in the minors, and even strikes out people at a good clip. There's potential there, no doubt. Eventually, someone will hang onto him until Spring Training, when he'll get a shot to win a spot in the majors, and if he doesn't get it, he'll get waived at the end of March to try to get into the minors again. I expect that's the team that will get to keep him. I wouldn't mind it if it were the Giants.
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The Rev. Isaac Agré, Global Ministries Missionary, Passed Away on November 3, 2011
"Come to me, and I will give you rest." (Matthew 11:28)
Dear Friends,
It is with deep sadness that I share with you that the Rev. Isaac Agré, a missionary for the General Board of Global Ministries, passed away on November 3, 2011.
While we grieve the loss of Isaac, we celebrate his life. His generous and courageous spirit was evident in the hospitality of his mission work in Tunisia. He and his wife, Jacqueline, offered a ministry of solidarity with migrants and refugees from many different African countries, including those from their home country, Côte d'Ivoire. The missionary presence provided stability for people in Tunisia who are marginalized. This was especially important during the recent political upheaval.
I am thankful for Isaac's service and ministry. Please join me in praying for Jacqueline and their five children.
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Isaac Agré
Rev. Isaac Agré has been called home by his Lord in the early morning of November 3, 2011, following a cardiac arrest. His doctor had hospitalized him on Friday, October 28, since his condition required immediate care in the form of a hemodialysis.
Isaac Agré was born on January 1, 1953. After his theological studies in Benin and Yaoundé/Cameroon, he was pastor of the Methodist Church of the Ivory Coast and spiritual director of the Methodist schools before he became a superintendent in 1993. As of 2005, he was the chair of the Council on Ministries of The United Methodist Church of the Ivory Coast. In the following years he and his wife, Jacqueline, accepted the challenge to become missionaries in Tunisia.
Married to Jacqueline Okon Owo, they had five children: Armelle (27), Romuald (25), Patrick (23), Nathan (21) and David (18).
Isaac Agré was sent to Tunisia as a missionary of the General Board of Global Ministries. His presence in Tunis, also in the recent difficult times of unrest and uncertainty, allowed him on the one hand to be part of an ecumenical ministry. He was working with the Reformed Church of Tunis and with Caritas of the Catholic Church in order to receive and to support immigrants and refugees. On the other hand took care of the property of The United Methodist Church in Montfleury/Tunis. There he organized the reception of small groups and established a home for young women from sub-Saharan Africa who had come to Tunis because of their studies.
With the death of Isaac Agré, the church loses a highly appreciated employee and a faithful witness of Jesus Christ.
"God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble." (Psalm 46)
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Hi folks--I'm having a few people over in a couple of weeks to watch this six hour long Italian epic (The Best of Youth) and I want to cook something that will take many hours of sitting on or in a stove to serve somewhere around the half way point. I'm thinking of slow roasting a pork shoulder, maybe making carnitas? I guess I'd have to start even well before guests arrive, which is fine. Any other suggestions? Italian theme not required. Thanks!
I immediately thought that braising would give you the long slow qualities that you desire and Ossa Bucco would be a nice complement with the Italian epic that you plan to watch. Almost any crock pot dish would fit the bill. Carnitas sounds fantastic if you can get the meat.
BTW, You have great taste in film.
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i agree-- gotta have and Italian slow-braise like oxtails with your Italian epic. i was going to suggest bbq but if you're doing an Italian film fest it seems like a no-brainer. don't forget to grate fresh pepper and parmesan on your popcorn!
The longest thing I cook is a slow-slow-slow oven brisket....put a basic BBQ rub on a whole brisket, put it into a baking pan, pour over a cup or two of sweet liquid (apple juice, root beer, coke, prune juice, whatever floats your boat), seal tightly with foil and cook at 325 for six to eight hours, depending on size. Unseal, de-fat, and slice.
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I agree with the bolognase. I cooked it for 4 hours the other day over the stove and it came out delicious!
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I don't know about your ragu recipes, but I use Marcella Hazan's, and it involves quite a bit of futzing around for the first couple of hours, adding one liquid ingredient and stirring occasionally until it's evaporated, then repeating with the next. Once everything's in there it can mostly just sit and slow simmer, but getting to that point takes a while. If the OP wants to enjoy the movie with her friends that could be a problem.
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Yeah, my riff on Marcella (see below) did take some futzing around for an hour or so, but I anticipated that and got going before guests arrived--by the time the movie started the sauce was ready to simmer for a few hours so everything worked out fine. OP = he. Bolognese totally safe for dudes to cook.
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EN, everything safe for dudes to cook.
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EN, mine as well. You hosted a 6-hour movie-thon, and made some awesome food. You're not just a dude but for the weekend you were THE dude. :-))
I second the osso bucco or some lamb shanks? I really like the black olive and orange lamb shank recipe from the Molto Mario cookbook.
Or a nice bolognese that can simmer for 2-3 hours and only gets better!
If you're making something on the stove & your oven is free, how about: baked beans or bread.
I would slow roast a big pork butt (just season with salt/pepper and throw it into a pot with some onions and a bit of stock). Before your guests arrive, make a big batch of guacamole, and have two kinds of salsa and some hot sauce available as well. Lay out some tortillas, chopped onions, cilantro and condiments, and just wait for the pork butt to cook (you can cook it for 4 hours or so, at 325ish). Take it out, let it rest for 15 minutes then simply shred it with a couple of forks. You will have an amazing, do-it-yourself taco bar with the best pork your friends have ever tasted!
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I'm with Clare...a big bone-in pork butt. In the Cookshack smoker...for about 10-12 hours depending on the size. Well seasoned and cooked with your choice of hardwood for the smoke flavor
A chuck roast with carrots, onions and potatoes would be wonderful. I brown it and then throw it in the oven for about 45 minutes a pound. Put the veggies in about an hour before the finish.
well you could do the 5hr French Onion soup (or the 3hr version).
the smell of roasting onions is wonderful!
There was just a great article in the SF Chronicle about this:
I haven't tried any f the recipes yet, but hope to soon. I love slow cooking and filling my apartment with delicious smells...
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These look great, thanks! For some reason I've got carnitas on the brain, but these ragus are sorely tempting, especially given the movie choice...
I'd make a variation on Zuni's mock porchetta. Here's the recipe online: http://recipecircus.com/recipes/robsw...
You can use a larger roast if you want (use at least 2.5-3 lbs.) and reduce the temp. a bit so that it cooks very low and slow. Others have done pork roast for 6-10 hrs. w/ good results. The key is to cook the meat til 185F so that the collagen in the meat breaks down sufficiently so that you get an unctuous texture. Pre-seasoning 2-3 days in advance w/ Zuni's wonderful rub will make it glorious.
I made the mock porchetta when Zuni was cookbook of the month and rec. it highly. I'd also look up Paula Wolfert's Slow Med. Kitchen (or something like that) at the library or bookstore. Lots of long-cooking delights.
Just wanted to thank everyone for the suggestions. In the end I couldn't resist the appropriateness of the bolognese. I took the meat selection from a Batali recipe and most of the ingredients--and all of the technique and timing--from Marcella Hazan and there were no complaints at intermission. By the way, watch this film! It really starts cranking in Part 2!
Glad to hear the event was perfecto.
I would have suggested a daily double of osso bucco AND Hazan Bolognese. Big fight over which is served at intermission and which after the film.


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By placing a sculpture of an acrobat in his tomb, Sa-Inher declared that he had sufficient wealth to enjoy such diversions throughout eterni...
Hiroshige's One Hundred Famous Views of Edo
Hiroshige's 118 woodblock landscape and genre scenes of mid-nineteenth-century Tokyo, is one of the greatest achievements of Japanese art.
On View: Inlay Figure of a King in Four Pieces
Glass inlays like this were used to decorate shrines or cartonnages. When forming part of the decoration of a cartonnage, they were pressed ...
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ARAABMUZIK @ RED ROCKS AMPHITHEATRE (WITH STS9) | FRI, 9/6/13 When it comes to EDM production these days, it seems like it's all been done before. Just the same, Rhode Island's AraabMuzik (aka Abraham Orellana) is doing everything he can to shatter any preconceived notions you might have about dance ... More >>
TINI @ NORAD | SAT, 2/23/13 tINI holds down residencies in Ibiza, London and other high-profile cities all over the world as well as in her native Germany; despite her name, she's clearly a force to be reckoned with. Then again, her moniker is just as likely a nod to her minimalist techno vibe as it ... More >>
Greetings, weekend warriors! Ready to get your groove on? Good. The Dance Card is stacked again this weekend with Skylab 2012: Mission Blackout at the Denver Coliseum with Gareth Emery, Porter Robinson and more, the Crystal Method hits Beta, Sammy Bananas drops by TheHundred party at Beauty Bar, the ... More >>
It's the weekend! As always, there's no shortage of things to get into. If you're looking to twirl and whirl like a dervish all over the city, you've come to the right place. We've got the drop on the hottest dance music and parties going down, from the return of the DMCs and The Skinny Dip tonight ... More >>
Savoy returns to Denver tonight to headline the FillmoreSavoy's live electro stylings will light up the Fillmore Auditorium tonight; the New York-based (by-way-of-Denver) band returns to the Mile High City tonight for its first headlining show at the Fillmore. (7 p.m., all ages, $25 and up) ... More >>
It's July already -- do you know where you're getting your dance on this weekend? If you're not planning on visiting the Whomp Truck's monthly First Friday bash -- featuring Thorazine, Citrus, Coult 45 and Just Ben this month on 7th and Santa Fe, starting at 6 p.m. -- well, we've got plenty m ... More >>
Radio Slave.We have good news and bad news for you: Due to house producer and DJ Kenny Hawkes's recent unexpected death, Matt Edwards (aka Radio Slave) will not be making his scheduled appearance at the Afterhours Anonymous/Mahesh Presents event this Saturday, as originally planned; Edwards a ... More >>
Tonight's BoomTut party at Apex Movement in Boulder is going to be off the hook. This Whomp Truck fundraiser -- funds will help bring AudioPixel, Basscouch and the Whomp Truck to Apogaea -- is in a parkour studio, and the trampoline, jungle gym and parkour equipment will be open for business. ... More >>
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Monty LukeFull Flavor Music will host an event the last Friday of each month at Appaloosa Grill, starting this week with West Coast/Detroit techno artist Monty Luke. Luke started producing techno in the early 2000s and made a name for himself by the end of the decade with the tracks "Paranoid ... More >>


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Smirnov, V. K. and Kibalov, D. S. and Orlov, O. M. and Graboshnikov, V. V. (2003) Technology for nanoperiodic doping of a metal–oxide–semiconductor field-effect transistor channel using a self-forming wave-ordered structure. Nanotechnology, 14 (7). pp. 709-715.
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A self-forming nanostructure--a wave-ordered structure with a controllable period (20-180 nm)--results from the off-normal bombardment of amorphous silicon layers by low-energy ([?] 1-10 keV) nitrogen ions. The nanostructure has been modified by reactive-ion etching in plasma to form a periodic nanomask on the surface of the channel region of a metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET). Implantation of arsenic ions through the nanomask followed by the technological steps completing the fabrication of the MOSFET resulted in a periodically doped channel field-effect transistor (PDCFET), which can be considered as a chain of short-channel MOSFETs with a common gate. Having worse subthreshold characteristics, PDCFETs show greater drain current and transconductance than to MOSFETs without a periodically doped channel. This improvement in device performance is attributed to the fact that the channel length is cut by the length of high-conductivity doped areas in the channel and that the voltage is distributed between the areas, depressing the scaling rules for short-channel MOSFETs and allowing the channel to be less doped between the areas, thus keeping drift mobility high.
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Captured this one somewhere near the Rockafeller Centre, possibly looking down Fifth Avenue, Manhattan NYC, USA. I didn't realise at the time that a gelati van had stopped in the middle of the intersection. I added some filter work to remind me of the times I would rush at the gelati van when I was a kid.. all I needed to hear was that loud speaker playing Greensleeves..
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Superbly processed Parmi…Now, to the business at hand… I would like sprinkles and strawberry sauce!
Haha, coming right up mate.. thanks a tonne :)
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Amazing image Andrew!! :)
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a pulsating and fabulous image… well done Andrew… you've been a busy little bee…
Thanks, my friend! I know, I've got images coming out of my ears lol
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Awesome work, as always! Great image! =)
Hey Den, thanks so much mate :)
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OMG – wow!! Almost hurts my eyes… haha. This is brilliant, Andrew! :))
Haha, don't look too long then ;) Thanks very much Col :)
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Hi there Andrew! love love love this! messes with my eyes/head and that's cool :)
I'm happy to hear that mate, thanks a lot!!
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Ah, yes – the Mr Wippy van playing Greensleeves! Those were the days… sigh… :)))
Remember turning the house upside down looking for spare change anywhere! Really miss that! :)
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Really Gorgeous One !
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fabbo Parmi, great work!
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Fantastic work mate! quite trippy, it moves when i stare at it! :O Love it!
Howdy mate :) Thanks very much!
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Beyonce drops surprise album overnight
Published On: Dec 13 2013 06:18:33 AM CST
Updated On: Dec 13 2013 06:22:53 AM CST
Updated On: Dec 13 2013 06:22:53 AM CST
Houston's own Beyonce gave her fans a holiday treat early Friday morning. With no warning, the pop star released a brand new album.
The 14-track album is called BEYONCE.
It is described as a "visual album." In fact, each track comes with at least on video. In all, there are 17 videos you can enjoy.
Beyonce's husband, Jay-Z, and baby, Blue Ivy, are also on the album.
Here is the full list of tracks:
1. Pretty Hurts
2. Haunted
3. Drunk in Love (feat. Jay Z)
4. Blow
5. No Angel
6. Partition
7. Jealous
8. Rocket
9. Mine (feat. Drake)
11. ***Flawless (feat. Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche)
12. Superpower (feat. Frank Ocean)
13. Heaven
14. Blue (feat. Blue Ivy)
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Spirit Award Winners Last Oscars Indicator That Isn't The Oscars
Sunday, February 27 by Joseph Gibson
More awards, more gift baskets, more crying losers.
FX To Get 'Powers'
Saturday, February 26 by Joseph Gibson
FX finally realizes that superheroes are awesome.
Michael Fassbender Confirms 'Prometheus' Is Sorta, Kinda 'Alien'-y
Friday, February 25 by Geoffrey Golden
In addition, Fassbender quietly confirms the kind of character he's playing. Hint: It may not be human, you guys.
Don Johnson Finally Becomes 'A. Mann' For NBC
Friday, February 25 by Geoffrey Golden
Don Johnson is sailing back into network TV waters. Now he's trading his trademark white suit for whatever it is not-gay Beverly Hills hairdressers wear.
Jon Chu To Direct 'GI Joe 2′, Will Justin Bieber Play Sgt. Slaughter?
Friday, February 25 by Geoffrey Golden
Under the influence of intense Bieber Fever, Paramount decided to reward 'Never Say Never' director Chu by choosing him to helm 'GI Joe 2′.
'Insidious' Poster Features Mandatory Scary Child
Friday, February 25 by Geoffrey Golden
Here's the new poster and some stills from 'Insideous' by director James Wan ('Saw'). That kid sure looks happy, huh?
Will Viggo Mortensen Get A Zod-On In 'Superman' Reboot?
Friday, February 25 by Geoffrey Golden
Viggo Mortensen ('Lord of the Rings') may play General Zod, the villanous scientist who kindly requests we kneel before him.
Multiple James Francos Converge On 'General Hospital'
Friday, February 25 by Geoffrey Golden
"Oscars" James Franco meets Art Gallery James Franco meets Evil "General Hospital" James Franco.
Links Away Photobomb Fridays: 'The Sting'
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Here are your weekend links.
The Oscars: Top Honor Or Circle Jerk?
Friday, February 25 by Col. Longshanks
This Sunday, millions will tune in to watch The Academy Awards, but does the little gold statue really represent greatness, or are the celebs just kissing ass? Fight!
Mayans Be Damned: Sony Unveils Summer 2012 Release Schedule
Friday, February 25 by Penn Collins
Sony has tightened up their summer 2012 tentpole release schedule (it's never too early), and here's what they're working with…
Sheen Continues Making Threats From His Island
Friday, February 25 by Penn Collins
Charles Sheen's descent into madness from his tropical island paradise continues.
Weinstein Washes Out 'King's' Whore Mouth
Friday, February 25 by Wookie Johnson
'The King's Speech' is expected to clean up this Sunday at the Oscars and in turn, Harvey Weinstein would like the film to clean up at the box office. Hence, a PG-13 version is indeed on the way.
Joel McHale Talks Spirit Award Nominees And 'Community' Daddy Issues
Friday, February 25 by Fred Topel
Even a host has his favorites.
Tarantino To (Finally) Release 'Kill Bill' Saga As One Film
Friday, February 25 by Penn Collins
Seven years after the fact, the two installments of Kill Bill are going to be married into one film.