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Mark Zuckerberg reflects on Facebook's future and 'burden' of identity on 10th anniversary
Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg said the future of the company will not necessarily rely on a user's "real identity", in an interview about the social network's tenth anniversary.
Mark Zuckerberg: Facebook chief executive aims to expand internet access
Zuckerberg believes new product innovations could be similar to Instagram and not require users to log-in with Facebook credentials, according to an interview with Bloomberg Business Week.
He said: "I don't know if the balance has swung too far, but I definitely think we're at the point where we don't need to keep on only doing real identity things. If you're always under the pressure of real identity, I think that is somewhat of a burden.
"It's definitely, I think, a little bit more balanced now 10 years later. I think that's good."
Zuckerberg claims his 10-year plan will not see Facebook build Amazon-style infrastructure computing services or operating systems and wearable computers like Google or Apple.
Instead, he claims his mission is to expand access to the internet to billions of people without access to the web, through the Internet.org initiative he set up in collaboration with Samsung, Qualcomm and Ericsson.
Zuckerberg has been questioned by the board on the return on investment of the Internet.org project and has admitted the immediate returns weren't palpable.
He told Bloomberg: "If we can help develop some of these economies, then they will turn into markets that our current business can work in."
Product innovations from Facebook are due to come out from a December hackathon that kicked off the company's Facebook Creative Labs projects.
Zuckerberg said about 40 ideas emerged from the event and added that as many as six could be launched this year under the Creative Labs initiative, with one expected to tie into Facebook Groups, a feature that allows members to communicate privately.
The company's new Facebook Paper app, which has a Flipboard-style feel, indicates the future of Facebook could be outside of the social network site itself, which is often accused of being a "walled garden".
Zuckerberg said: "We just think that there are all these different ways that people want to share, and that compressing them all into a single blue app is not the right format of the future."
This article was first published on mediaweek.co.uk
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- Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
- Release Date: Jun 12, 2012
- Also On: Xbox 360
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 181 Ratings
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Mixed: 22 out of 181
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Jun 14, 2012I thoroughly enjoyed playing this game. From the cheesy story to the amusing dialogue, Lollipop Chainsaw shines with character and to fully appreciate what it has to offer you must not take it seriously otherwise you will be sorely disappointed.
Jun 25, 2012Lollipop Chainsaw is fun and crazy. Wonderful soundtrack, nice graphic, good gameplay, however, is too short, and the camera is unstable. But still an enjoyable game.
Apr 5, 2013Suda 51 and Grasshopper Manufacture, who brought us Shadows of the Dammed and the No More Heroes series, have been known to create some truly unique games that combine humor with graphic style to give us experiences unlike any other. Lollipop Chainsaw is no different. It combines a goofy, over the top style, with hilariously vulgar humor and tight gameplay. In this game you play as a skimpily dressed cheerleader named Juliet and slash your way through hoards of zombies. Only in a video game baby, only in a video game. The games graphics help give it a graphic novel style, and the soundtrack is top notch. The gameplay is fantastic, which is partially due to it's unique style. Decapitating a zombie and seeing just as much glitter and rainbows as blood spewing out of its neck is really enjoyable despite how girly it sounds. The game is also packed to the brim with vulgar and immature humor that will have you rolling on the floor. So Lollipop Chainsaw is awesome, but it's not perfect. It's a lot of fun, has awesome boss battles, and some really cool moments but doesn't really have any replay value. Once you've played through it you've seen all it has to offer, so unless you just have to collect all those trophies or see both endings there's not much reason to give it a second go. But it is a lot of fun and if you get a chance to play Lollipop Chainsaw you should as it's a blast and offers some really cool and crazy stuff your not going to find anywhere else. Just keep in mind this is definitely only for mature audiences.… Expand
Jun 14, 2012I think I'm gonna be enjoyed by "Lollipop Chainsaw." Typically, one of the best Suda51 game since Killer7 and Shadows of the Damned. It's a close relationship to homages of Buffy the Vampire Slayer to Dead Rising, the Evil Dead, and Kim Possible. But in the game, you get to play a bonafide sexy cheerleader from San Romero High School (Romero, the same name by famed director George A. Romero of the Night of the Living Dead movies). She has 2 sisters, Rosalind and Cordelia, and a headless boyfriend, Nick. All of a sudden, this honor-roll student is turned into a zombie slayer/hunter. She wants to find the cause of this outbreak by destroying her former classmate, Swan, and his many foes trying to eat her alive. But Juliet's life has changed and her goal is to kill every zombie with her pink-colored chainsaw. She can also use finishing moves including her pom-poms and if you didn't or did pre-ordered the game, she can wear some outfits including my 2 favorites Jimmy Urine and Ash from the Evil Dead series (GameStop). I have to get the game for $59.99. With the talented casts of legendary voice actress in animated cartoons, Tara Strong (also as Harley Quinn in Batman: Arkham City), Linda Cardellini (Velma in Scooby-Doo), and Michael Rosenbaum (The CW's Smallville), the game lets you earn trophies, listen to the huge sounds of Skillrex and other artists, and an amount of hilarious humor and jokes in the game (just like in the PS2 classic God Hand where they have a list of jokes from Chappelle's Show and allcomers). But this is it. This is the game I was waiting for. Forget Ninja Gaiden 3, I was saying buy a different action game and so I did. Lollipop Chainsaw is the best game of 2012 so far. I still wanna know if they are making a special edition or a game of the year edition for next year. Hopefully, I could wait for updates.… Expand
Jun 19, 2012The good: ghumorous dialog, decent combat (once you get enough skills and upgrades, stylish visuals
The bad: It's short and some of the minigames are pointless
Overall, I'm enjoying this game a lot more than Max Payne 3. Am I crazy for that?
Dec 18, 2013By now you must know this game has a lot of technical issues. Nevertheless it's fun, funny, entertaining and all the weirdness just works and charms you. If you can live with a few technical issues and like the though off killing zombies with a chainsaw wielding blond teenage cheerleader, then buy this.
Jun 13, 2012Been waiting for this game a long time and it delivers. It's a lot of fun, graphix are mixed but mostly look very good, and seems to be a lot of stuff to unlock and it's challenging. The only downsides I've noticed that aren't game killing are you cannot seem to remap your controls and the default controls are a little odd but you get used to them. Some load times are long too but definitely not as long as a lot of other games I've played. I heard the game is short but that doesn't bother me as long as the game brings the fun and this definitely does, and it has a lot of humor, have laughed a lot during my couple hours of gameplay. Definitely recommend checking it out!… Expand
Jun 14, 2012The squeamish of stomach should look away.
Anyone who compares their body image against a fictional character should also stay away from this game. (You know who you crazy people are)
But anyone who can enjoy an over the top experence will love this game.
Be warned though, in-between killing zombies you may hear a swear :O!!!!!
Jun 21, 2012Lollipop Chainsaw is not as bad as some of the bigger review sites have made out. if you have played other suda 51 games you will have an idea of what to expect. before i start yes the game is very short with 5 levels and then a sixth level with big boss battle the last area is quite large. you can finish the story mode in a day on normal, easily. That out of the way i enjoyed every bit of the game the characters are funny. the main character juliet is funny with her boyfreinds head latched onto the back side of her skirt. The in-game humor ranges from the teenage toilet humor to obscure game references,and musical references. I did not find it offensive just funny. The graphics are for the main part very good with a comic cell shaded look with a film grain filter around the edges of the screen.
apart from a slightly dodgy camera now and again for me the controls are fine and after 1or 2 hours you will be sparkle hunting with the best of them (lop 3-zombies heads of in a row activates sparkle hunting ) you get more medals and seem invincible while in sparkle hunting mode. after you complete the story you can try the real game with the challenge modes time attack,score attack,medal attack on any difficulty and with online leaderboards. on hard or above is a real challenge as there are no checkpoint re-starts in challenge mode fail and you must try the full level again. At about 15 dollars cheaper than a standard game release. the game is for suda fans a good game and for everyone else i would say rent it , if you like it then buy it for the challenge modes. there are plenty of unlockables new costumes for juliet,design artwork, music for a customisable soundtrack, and a collection of juliets favorite lollipops.… Expand
Jun 23, 2012The main problems I see are: many loading screens, short campaign and aim issues with the gun. But in general, Lollipop Chainsaw is fun and funny. I see many critics taking this game too serious and that's not the intention. It's just amazing to kill zombies and try to beat the records. It's an arcade game, which means you can also go to the stage you want and simply have fun. It's easy to beat, but if you want more challenge try at the highest difficult. It's like a musou style and it has a variety of mini-games and quick time events, so it's not repetitive. There's some funny parodies too. The soundtrack is amazing, specially if you like rock. It has a lot of costumes to unlock, and if it were a game from other companies you would have to pay for each extra costume. So, I think this game is complete. Short, but fair. Don't expect to be like a complex AAA title with lot of stuff and things to do. It's just a game to relax from stress and have fun, even for the hardcore gamer. And remember: it has zombies and a cheerleader. What else would you want?… Expand
Jun 17, 2012I just got Lollipop Chainsaw, played it through and I must say............IT WAS **** AWESOME!!!!!! That new abomination named Devil May Cry by Ninja Theory can go **** it self because I have found a replacement for Dante and her name is Juliet Starling And now for The Good, Bad and Ugly. The Good: -**** AMAZING VISUALS -Nice gameplay feel -I adore the Duke Nukem Humor and references
-Love the sound track
-Tara Strong did a A+ job on Voice acting
-Plenty of costumes to unlock (will boost the reply value through the roof)
-AMAZING Boss Battles
-Plenty of zombies to kill
-Love the abilities you aquire
-Juliet Starling has become one of my all time favorite female game characters The Bad:
-Loading times can be annoying at times
-The Checkpoints arnt placed very well
-Some cutscenes cant be skipped and can be a pain when you die
The Ugly:
-Its Campaign is TOO **** SHORT
Final Verdict: 9.5/10 and so far my Game of the Year Lollipop Chainsaw is one of those unique kinds of games I want to be made more, something different and something FUN!!! Not a grey, military based FPS or TPS Clone.
So Yup Lollipop Chainsaw is **** AWESOME, I will be keeping it and I recommend it to everyone… Expand
Jun 28, 2012This is one of the products that people like to hate just because it makes them feel better. The only criticism I have read is that the game is not a total revolution, does not elevate gameplay to another dimension and does not have a humor that will satisfy 15 year old boys as much as college professors. But does that make it a bad game? I don't think so.
The setting of this game is as easy as it is brilliant, the day begins with the main character Juliet waking up in her room and heading off to school, just to realize that all her classmates have turned into zombies. It comes in handy that Juliet belongs to a family of zombie hunters.
The action begins just like that, Juliet takes out her chainsaw and begins her spree. This is a hack and slay game, and one that does not take your hand. With various combinations of chainsaw attacks and pompom-bashes (she is a cheerleader, after all) that stun the enemies. Basically, combat is all about killing as many zombies as possible at once, which requires some timing and knowledge of the combo system, so no button mashing allowed here. The combat is no revolution, but fluid and satisfying enough. The game consists of seven different areas, each of them with a different setup (school farm, etc.), so the zombie bashing never gets boring. Additionally, there is a number of mini-games, shooting challenges, "zombie basketball", "zombie baseball", etc.etc.etc.
The game is short, but due to a number of achievable costumes, moves and power-ups as well as several ranking modes, it definitely has a high replay value. Music is just great, humor a little dumb at times but consequent enough to make sense. This is a great, fun and challenging game, tone and artwork different from everything else I know on this console, that alone makes it an outstanding experience that I can highly recommend.… Expand
Jun 19, 2012It's a no-brainer full of fun. The jokes are hilarious, the setting is totally crazy. The Gameplay is a very innovative kind of a Hack&Slay-Game with tons of cool combos and gameplaytwists. If you look for something serious, go play Heavy Rain or Mass Effect, this isn't your game. But if you just look for an awesome videogame which is pure fun for what it is, pick lollipop chainsaw.
Jun 12, 2012So i've put about 2 hours into it thus far, and i cant tell you this will be a groundbreaking title by any means of the mainstream. This game will receive well with those who love suda's work. Also, james gunn and jimmy urine of mindless self indulgence helped out, and of course yamaoka on sound design. Its an arcade game, and should be treated as such. expect a thrilling, fast paced zombie slashing experience, with rewards all along the way. but along with that, you are able to go through the game multiple times to unlock further items such as costumes, and combo attacks. there's a lot of systems going on here, and seems like it was a pretty ambitious project for suda. overall the minor errors in simple gameplay mechanics are basically juliet moves a bit stiff, and the camera sometimes is placed in a very annoying position. but these things don't take away from any of the charm that's meant to be experienced in the game.… Expand
Jun 16, 2012Story: The story is crazy, yet enjoyable. James Gunn's typical brand of humor is on display here, as well as Suda 51's talent for coming up with crazy yet likable game ideas. I definitely think some of the baddies were creative and fun. Juliet and Nick on a whole were likable to a point, however some moments during the game, you just want them to shut up. And Juliet's family were just plain annoying no matter what they did.
Art Style: The game is gorgeous! I loved the colour palette they used to really make the environments pop. The Character design and costume design was very much stylised within the whole Buffy the Vampire Slayer/Grease theme and it works for the story and the ridiculous personalities of the characters.
Gameplay: Here's where my decision to rate it a 7 was most evident. When Juliet is doing the things that she's meant to be doing (the bread and butter of the game), like killing hundreds of zombies by chainsawing them to bits, the combat is really fun. Unlocking new combos and upgrading Juliet to make her stronger and be able to dodge faster, makes these sections great fun. The boss battles are simple enough to figure out what you need to do in these encounters to win, but you don't mind the simple nature of it because the villains are actually nice to look at.
The frustrating issues pop up when Juliet has to participate in these mini games, spread out in between the combat sections. For instance, one mini game has you play Zombie Baseball, where the goal is to shoot enemies with your chainsaw blaster, to prevent them from stopping Nick from running 3 home runs. This wouldn't be frustrating, if the lock on targeting system for the blaster didn't automatic choose your targets for you, especially since they're not the targets you want to be targeting at that point in time. More times than not, l'd go to shoot an enemy right next to Nick to allow him to keep going, only for my targeting system to rapidly pull my targeting ridicule to the enemy on the other side of the diamond, thereby making me have to manually move my ridicule with the analog stick as quickly as it would allow me, back across the diamond and hopefully shoot the enemy in time before he kills Nick and makes me have to play the entire match again. So, like i said, when Juliet is doing the things she's meant to do, the game is a joy to play. When the game makes you have to do stupid insignificant mini games, that use frustratingly flawed mechanics, then Lollipop Chainsaw will frustrate you alot.
Sound: Lollipop Chainsaw has some decent old school tracks, that were licensed for the game. Every time Juliet activates her Sparkle meter, Oh Micky You're So Fine plays and it fits the overall vibe of the character and the story, which is that this game is a ridiculous experience, but in a very fun way. Other songs can be unlocked within the chop shop store, where Juliet buys her upgrades and such, to change the soundtrack and customise your music. The sound design for the game is decent. The chainsaw sounds like it slices through some zombies like a hot knife through butter, whilst catching on bone and really chugging to get through it with others. The majority of characters are well voiced, however i found Rosalind to be really painful for my ears. Parental Guidance: This game is definitely not a game that is suitable for minors. Alot of swear words and unsavory gestures were said and showed during my play through, one particular instance to be made aware of is during the first boss battle with Zed the Punk Rock Zombie. The character of Juliet is very sexualised, both in how she acts, how she dresses and how other characters interact with her throughout the story and this is further compounded on by unlockable skins for Juliet to change into between stages. There's also an achievement/trophy for peeking underneath Juliet's skirt, however the game does a good job of anytime you stop to try and achieve these, she blocks any attempt for you to do so, so i have not idea how these achievement/trophy is obtained, but it is nice that Grasshopper Manufacture put that in there.
Even thou Grasshopper Manufacture made it a talking point of the game, that when Juliet kills zombies, they explode into rainbows and lollipops to tone down the violence, it was not made clear (at least in my opinion) that this only happens after Juliet activates Sparkle Mode. So there is still a degree of blood that is shown when you kill zombies whilst not in Sparkle Mode.
Conclusion: Apart from some frustrating issues with certain facets of the game, Lollipop Chainsaw is still a really fun game and i definitely recommend ADULTS go and buy this. This is in my opinion, another really good game for Suda 51 and Grasshopper Manufacture to add to their list of games.
Thank you and i hope to hear any feedback from people on this, my very first game review!… Expand
Jun 12, 2012this game is so good so funny gory too with alot of swearing and skimpy outfit i love it she next larry croft only she teenage cheerleader............................................................................
Nov 11, 2012The FanService is great 10/10; But this game is very creative... Many things make no sense most of the time! You can call it insane, ridiculous, that gives a bad message... But being a Gamer is not only play amazing games with complicated puzzles, also is to get FUN, and this is a FUN game. I bought it to get a good time and it made my day. I have more than 30 PS3 games like Skyrim, Uncharted (all) God of war (all) etc. Sometimes you want to relax and play something not so serious and this game fits Perfect!!… Expand
Jun 12, 2012Suda51, the quirky mind behind Killer7, No More Heroes and Shadows of the Damned, returns with another **** zombie outbreak. Hey, I'm going to make a zombie game of my very own. It will be an apocalyptic survival game in which you and a small group of desperate survivors with complementary skills must navigate a deserted city without being crushed under an avalanche of zombie games, movies, and reinterpretations of classic literature. I'll call it 'Enough with the **** Zombies Already'. Honestly, at this point you people just won't be able to cope if civilization ends any other way, will you. But that's neither here or there, what is here is some fun hacko-slasho-button-masho combat, and there is some fun, quirky humor that Suda51 is so fond of. Juliet is so much more likable that Lara Croft. Lara Croft is a sassy action girl who flips arbitrarily between the two, Juliet is just an over-the- top, sexy and violent action hero. Of course, the chainsaw has been used more on zombies in games more than trees in real life, and it is really over the top in Lollipop Chainsaw, but it's balanced with Suda51's desire to make the funniest, quirkiest game ever. If you loved Killer7 or Nomeroes then you will certainly love this. It is certainly a spectacle, but that's not a problem because the gratuitous, sexy, bloody violence compensates. I have a few gripes with the game; Juliet is an example of how poorly women are treated as a main character, Bayonetta was an example because everything Bayonetta does was **** I know Suda51 isn't trying to make a true female character, he was intending Juliet to be over-the-top, and it certainly delivered. So yeah, I **** loved Killer7, though it was a completely different game, but the humor and quirkiness is still here. So if you want a fun weekend, I would recommend Lollipop Chainsaw… Expand
Jun 12, 2012here is proof reviews are rigged, i don't own chainsaw , plan on playing used, its only 5 to 6 hours, also destructiod gave this game a 9 out of ten , these people are on drugs, the same score as max payne 3, and they gave burni g skies a 2, guess sony didn't want to pay money 2 get a high score, i mean burning skies is not black ops but to give that a 2 and chainsaw a nine, come on.the same as max payne, not taking anything away from chainsaw but destructoid i give a zero these peoples opinions do not count to me anymore, what a bunch of losers i mean at least rate games with some common sense
destructiod 0/10… Expand
Jan 31, 2014Lollipop Chainsaw is an action hack n slash game developed by Grasshopper Manufacture, a Japanese company known for Shadows of the Damned and the No More Heroes Series. The game revolves around Juliet Starling a typical American cheerleader until a zombie outbreak occurs on her 18th birthday. Luckily Juliet is from a family of zombie hunters, it's up to her to rescue her boyfriend Nick and her fellow classmates for the zombie horde.
Story: 7/10
Lollipop Chainsaw brings nothing new in terms of story. Like Buffy it is based around a quick witted gorgeous cheerleader taking on evil forces from another dimension. I instantly fell in love with Juliet and her bodiless boyfriend Nick, voiced by two my favourite voice actors, Batman: Arkham Asylum's Tara Strong and Smallville's Michael Rosenbaum. However throughout the game you are introduced to Juliet's family who barely have enough screen time to learn anything about them. The dialogues is a hit and miss, some lines are hilarious while others just fail.
Visuals & Sound: 8/10
The game design is where Lollipop Chainsaw truly shines. Although the graphics are dated, the fun sparkle and rainbow effects and impressive boss designs make up for it. This is evident as early as the main menu which features an animation of Juliet riding her bike with Cherry Bomb being played in the background. The soundtrack is fantastic, ranging from classic pop hits from Toni Basil and Joan Jett to head banging hits by Dragonforce and acclaimed composer of the Silent Hill series, Akira Yamaoka.
Gameplay: 6/10
At its core Lollipop Chainsaw is crazy button mashing zombie game and this is its problem. Attacks feel sluggish and inaccurate forcing the player to use cheap moves to defeat special enemies. The game is extremely repetitive and linear and some of the levels seem more like a chore than fun. These tedious levels are broken up by mini-games which range from quite fun to really annoying. Although I liked the interesting visual designs of the bosses, I found them boring and easy to defeat all consisting of dodging and hitting them when they are stalled.
Extras & Multiplayer: 5/10
They replay value for this game is quite limited because it is so tedious and repetitive. Other than replaying the campaign again on harder difficulties or to obtain Dad's high score there is nothing else to do and the game can be c completed in less than 10 hours. Lollipop Chainsaw is filled with collectables, a library of songs and lots of outfits for Juliet to wear although this is pointless as you cannot replay the game multiple times.
Enjoyment: 5/10
Although I found the game to be tedious and boring at times, I still enjoyed some parts of it. The atmosphere and dialogue is great and is tremendous fun to watch. The problem with this game is the gameplay, its sluggish controls and dull chapters which bring the whole game.
Overall Rating: 6/10… Expand
Jun 14, 2012I have played many games this year but, Lollipop Chainsaw was by far one of the most anticipated games for me. The story although silly and over the top was enjoyable as was the game play. With a plethora of unlock able costumes and upgrades it has a high replay value. If you want an a triple A game this is not for you but, if you are looking for a fun, over the top intense joy ride look no further!… Expand
Jun 13, 2012I *really* wanted to like this game. The concept is hilarious. The artwork and the voice acting are also excellent. I was hoping this would feel something like an early Buffy episode with more chutzpah and zombies. Here's the problem. The gameplay stinks. Basically you have one wave of zombies after another, mash some control buttons to execute random combos, knock down the zombies then move on. Batman Arkham city was a bit button mashy like this but there you had much more scope for positioning, tactics and you really felt like you were reacting to attacks and planning out how to take down groups carefully. Here it's just mash square, circle, triangle then move on. This gets boring fast. The other criticism is that the writing falls flat. I was hoping that the lines here would be somewhat snappy and clever. Instead, it feels more like a 13 year old clumsily taunting you and the result is just uninteresting. It's sad, I wanted this to be a really great game but the mediocre writing and gameplay ruined it for me.… Expand
Aug 25, 2012When first hearing about Lollipop Chainsaw sometime last year it immediately garnished my attention with its offbeat presentation and unique sense of style. A chainsaw wielding cheerleader decapitating zombies against a background of stars and rainbows? Did I really just see that? I assume many people had the same initial reaction. Which I
Jun 15, 2012Lollipop Chainsaw is full of humour, personality and style. I love how over the top the game play is and how outrageous the dialogue is throughout. Juliet is the female protagonist, she is literally a walking stereotype of the popular cheerleader that is fun-loving and youthful and its clear that the developers use this to their advantage which often makes for hilarious scenes. The game is effectively a parody and full of satire to the this cheerleader ideal concept and the idea of the game is fantastic. The game play however can be slightly repetitive but visually it is always full of excitement as Juliet destroys her zombie enemies with bursts of pink hearts and rainbows.… Expand
Jun 20, 2012This game is absurd, crazy and funny on so many levels. I'm just going to say it right now. Video games have had a habit of taking themselves a bit too seriously and this game is the exact opposite. It's silly, ludicrous and vulgar. Two things I've heard as complaints are blatant misogyny and that the game is too vulgar. That's because the people who rip this game don't "get it". That's done on purpose because the grindhouse films of the '70s were both vulgar and blatantly misogynistc. This game is a B-movie done into a video game. I admit the game is difficult, especially to earn "Sparkle Hunters" bonuses, which are needed to gain the powerups and make your character better, really. Here's what I think in a nutshell. Video games have been taking themselves too seriously lately. This game is the anti-Devil May Cry. It's the anti-House of the Dead: Overkill. It's actually even sillier and funnier than the Ratchet and Clank series. If you're expecting "VIDEO GAMES R SERIOUS BUSINESS!" then you'll hate this game. But if you want something that's sexy, naughty, vulgar and so downright bad that it's actually good, pick up this game. Most of the people who wrote this game down or gave it a rating below about 6.8 didn't "get it".… Expand
Jun 24, 2012I had high hopes for this game, and it exceeded those hopes. Never boring, always with a good flow & pace. I love the feel of chainsawing the zombies in this game, the various combos aren't difficult to remember/perform, the animations are great, and they actually do make combat better. The dialogue is hilarious, all the voice actors are good (a few are fantastic), and the story is very fitting for a game called "Lollipop Chainsaw". I'm a customization freak, so the numerous unlockable costumes, both original (bunny suit) and homage ("Highschool Of The Dead") are my bliss. I'm sure this isn't a game for everyone, but if you can still just enjoy playing a fun game without the need for a franchise title, sequel or multiplayer, then you're likely to dig it. I had a total blast with it. 9/10… Expand
Jun 25, 2012Amazing, just crush zombies, good old-school with so many details, good design , good music , i really like it , black humor just see all zombies profiles
Jun 29, 2012Despite it's very odd story, Lollipop chainsaw provides a lot of enjoyment if you can see yourself past the first few upgrades; the controls feel clunky at first but gets better as time progresses. This game is not designed to be taken seriously, and to be treated as a score attack game. The replay-ability is limited and there is no real push to play it once the initial play through is complete, but nonetheless the games style and humor push it to be something more than a boring game… Expand
Jul 2, 2012This game is the coolest ever and it's short but you can play you how many times you want , i'm playing it right now , and i'm loving it , so i advise all who like funny games and want to laugh to buy it :D
Jul 2, 2012I really wanted to like this game as I enjoyed Shadows of the Damned, and even going into this with really, really low expectations didn't help. I thought the quirky humour might be half enjoyable, but I played for a few hours and only had a slight laugh at one of Nick's lines. All the other one-liners are just cheesy beyond being entertaining.
The game-play is boring and repetitive, the boss fights are bland and predictable, and the story is non-existent. There is nothing catching my attention, nothing tempting me to carry on. They actually did an OK job with the graphics, but I found myself fighting the camera too much, trying to reposition the view to see what was happening on the screen.
On the plus side the soundtrack was great, and visual style of the game and menus looked interesting, but sadly this is a case of style over substance. All the visual flair in the world cant make up for boring game-play.
For anyone sitting on the fence on whether to try this game, I would seriously suggest you wait until it drops to a bargain price, of which I have a feeling will happen pretty quickly.… Expand
Oct 13, 2012A highly amusing arcade-style group beat 'em up many over-the-top elements. Only in Japan, baby, only in Japan. [Aug 2012]
Aug 6, 2012A truly crazy zombie slasher that's putting the absurd style of the main heroine and the game's fetishistic stylization of a lollipop flavour up to the front. If you have a look at the actual gameplay, you get a sinusoid of a stereotype and enjoyment, up and down, up and down. If this kind of style and humour suits you, try it. However, do not expect Dead Rising out of it, this is really different.
Jul 24, 2012Short, sweet and one of its kind, Lollipop loses its great flavour faster than cheap bubblegum. [Sept 2012, p.98]


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Oklahoma State Question No. 696 (2002)
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This measure amends the Oklahoma Constitution. It amends Section 6 of Article 10. This measure would exempt up to 100 square feet of a storm shelter from property tax. To be exempt, a storm shelter must be designed to provide protection and safety from tornadoes. Storm shelters include safe rooms built within a home. The exemption would apply to storm shelters installed or added after January 1, 2002. A transfer of real property with an exempt storm shelter would result in the shelter being subject to property tax. [1]
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Mainland Grille
- Address:
2250 Rittenhouse Rd
Harleysville, PA 19438Neighborhood:
North Wales
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Mainland Grille
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.mainlandgrille.com/
- Phone: (215) 256-6192
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday: 11:00am - 9:00pm
Friday: 11:00am - 10:00pm
Saturday: 11:00am - 10:00pm
Sunday: 11:00am - 8:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Burgers, Italian
- Executive Chef: Aaron Holmes
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Entertainment: live music every Friday and Saturday nights from 7 to 11 pm
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Casual restaurant located on the Mainland Golf Course. Perfect for a burger & a pint after a round of golf, a family dinner, a few cocktails with friends, or a nice evening of excellent food and service.Continued
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- Food4.3Service4
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- Great food and serviceLazyOGDined on 11/6/2014Food was awesome and the service was great. It was our first time eating there and we will definitely be back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good burgerstgoaVIPDined on 10/18/2014Great place for a casual meal. The burgers were good and very filling.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Slow service, hopefully not a themeJMGMMGDined on 10/11/2014This was my second time dining at the Mainland Grille. The first time was for lunch after a round of golf. This most recent time was for dinner with my family, kids ranged from 7 to 15. Overall, I would say the food was very good, both times I've eaten here. The service, however, for our dinner was courteous, but incredibly slow. They proactively acknowledged this and apologized several times. I think we had 3 or 4 different faces visit our table throughout the course of our meal. I would definitely visit the Mainland Grille again, but I would make sure I didn't have anywhere to be afterwards.Special Features:
- Pleasantly surprised.LongtimeOTVIPVIPDined on 10/11/2014Went with a group of ten after the Skippack Winefest. Everything went smoothing from a service standpoint and everyone seemed to enjoy their meals. Try the pork on a torpedo, very tasty sandwich as was the ahi tuna sandwich and I heard good reports about the dip sandwich, chicken Mediterranean and the meatloaf. The bartender was a little frazzled while we had drinks while waiting for our table to be ready but it worked out fine. Good place to spend a casual night out with friends. We did not try appetizers, dessert or coffee.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/10/2014Very good food. Great one man band on Friday nights!!Special Features:
- Never disappointsDonna3familyVIPDined on 10/3/2014First time trying the wings. VERY good, meaty & done to perfection! Corn chowder seasoned just right. Flatbreads were so good. Son's mini burgers were juicy and not dried out like other places. Service is always friendly and efficient with all staff pitching in when necessary. The manager is always visible and working just as much as his staff. Love Adam on Friday nights too for great music!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Nachos and Wings!DAJOLVIPDined on 9/20/2014Specials are always interesting and tasty. Live 60's and 70's music by Steve France? a real treat. Atmosphere relaxed and friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- No pointsPartyGal75Dined on 8/27/2014Thought making reservations with open table we'd get points like other places-NOT. Will Not do that again. Mis-leading.Special Features:
- Prime Rib SearchFredDined on 8/19/2014We have been looking for a local place with really good prime rib. We have been disappointed until now. Mainland Grille has Prime Rib Tuesdays and it was very good for the price. It was better than the last upscale restaurant we went to that specialized in prime rib. In the back there is a nice view of the 18th hole and you can watch the golfers playing. Good beer selection on tap.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- family friendly & great food4castDined on 8/2/2014The Grille has awesome burgers, wings and ribs. Decent beer selection & good daily specials.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Always good foodDonna3familyVIPDined on 7/18/2014We now look to Mainland Grille as our favorite Friday night spot. We have ordered so many things on the menu, and have not once been disappointed. From sandwiches to full entrees the food is ALWAYS terrific! Whatever you're hungry for, they deliver. The Friday night singer, Adam Motto, provides relaxing yet enjoyable entertainment. We have 2 kids, ages 10 & 12, and they ask to eat at Mainland.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great placeNightoutDined on 6/13/2014The Mainland Grille is an excellent restaurant with great food, great atmosphere & great service! It is kid friendly and on Friday night there was entertainment! They have the best burgers & crab cakes! Great place for dinner!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Trivia NightWednesdayCrewDined on 4/2/2014Always a great time out with friends for Wednesday Night Trivia. Good Food and Great Service from our waitress Jen.Special Features:
- Really like itjje23Dined on 3/6/2014Very good food, good prices and nice menu selection...a good every day eat outSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- another great nightDonna3familyVIPDined on 2/14/2014We dined at Mainland Grille on Valentines day, and requested to be seated in close proximity to the Friday night singer, Adam Motto. He was great again. The food was exceptional! We have had 4 different entrees (not including the kids' meals), and all have been excellent. The kids commented again how much they like it there on Friday nights with Adam singing. We will definitely become regular diners here!Special Features:
- Tavern DiningPAPhillyGalVIPDined on 2/14/2014Casual and friendly atmosphere. Dined here for a low-key Valentine's dinner. Meal was delicious and waitstaff friendly and attentive. Would definitely go back.Special Features:
- Great Find!Donna3familyVIPDined on 1/31/2014We finally tried Mainland Grille! The hostess told us it was a good thing we made reservations, because they were very busy that Friday night. We were seated immediately. The menu is great. My kids had burgers, my husband a sandwich, and I had a dinner entree. Every item was delicious! The service was amazing. As we were eating, Adam Motto began performing. He was a great addition to a great dinner. We will definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- They had live music on FridayOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 1/17/2014They had live music on Friday night and guitarist was playing over other music through a speaker system. It was very loud. Service was slow. Food was generic and bland.
- Trivia Night MustLoveTheBurgersVIPDined on 12/18/2013Great food, great service, and fun Trivia questions with friends. What's not to like?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overpriced luncheon menu...nothingForOTVIPDined on 11/6/2013Overpriced luncheon menu...nothing exceptional to warrant pricing


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125cc, 12bhp, 65mph, Insurance group 5
If you want the comfort and practicality of a maxi-scooter but you're limited to 125cc, the well-spec'd Burgman is a safe choice. It's not quite up to a motorway commute, but for city use it's a classy ride with more luggage space than you'll know what to do with.
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The Suzuki Sixteen 125 is aimed at trendy teens looking for stylish transport (hence the name – continental teenagers can ride one from age 16), but the UK scooter market is different – it fits with a more mature rider, especially given the sombre colours. It's not exciting, but it does a job.
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It does what is says on the tin but with some added extra style. The four stoke motor is virtually bullet proof if on the slow side and old compared to the two stoke competition. But it's dependable, easy to ride, cheap to run, light, functional but with added extra Supermoto styling.
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The Suzuki DR125SE, is a straightforward but attractively styled four-stroke learner trailie that was only available for a limited period, so rare now. Earlier twin-headlamp "Raider' was more common, but most are by now unserviceable. A good Suzuki DR125SE is a valid alternative to an XT125 or the like.
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The Suzuki RV125 VanVan is an enigmatic motorcycle, that's for sure. Farm hands, gamekeepers, race teams and surf dudes would be the ideal customers: it's perfect for whizzing around country estates, race paddocks and beaches. Fashion-conscious, retro fans must love Suzuki RV125 VanVans. Teenagers, probably, don't. Who knows? But it's still pretty cute: better than a quad or a scooter, ...
Mid price cruiser style Suzuki GZ125 Marauder works well and makes a decent learner steed. It's got more presence than the budget custom style 125s like Yamaha's SR125 but it's usefully cheaper than the twin cylinder alternatives which cost about a grand more when new. The Suzuki GZ125 Marauder makes a decent, frugal urban commuter too.
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If you want to get to work, carry a butty box and do it all on about 69p per day, then the Suzuki GS125ES is for you. It's about as exciting as cold porridge, but like the Honda C90, or Kawasaki KH125, the Suzuki GS125ES simply provides basic two wheeled transport and costs peanuts to run.
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With incredibly low running costs, modest but useful urban performance and funky retro looks, the Suzuki GN125 is an ideal about-town motorcycle or learner bike. Incredibly easy to ride, with a reliable engine and minimal maintenance, the Suzuki GN125 is forgiving and a great confidence-builder. Lousy brakes and finish let it down a bit but, for a real world workhorse, ...
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CAPE CORAL, Fla -- Drivers in northwest Cape Coral are excited about new stop signs being installed at a busy intersection. Kismet Parkway at Nelson Road is just one of two intersections that will be seeing new stop signs added in the coming days.
"I was like yes!" said Dennis Howell, a neighbor who lives near the Kismet/Nelson intersection.
Howell said he'll be celebrating this weekend knowing the intersection of Kismet and Nelson is changing.
"From the south its four way stop, four way stop, four way stop and then you get here and its two way. I've seen people stop and then pull right out in front of traffic. So its well past time," said Howell.
Howell said traffic near his home in north Cape Coral was getting a little congested.
"They stop because they think there should be a stop sign there and of course the locals are piling up. I hear squealing breaks and horns honking," said Howell.
Cape City councilman Kevin McGrail received a letter about the need for the stop signs from Howell and said he heard the message loud and clear but traffic wasn't enough of a reason to put the signs in months ago.
"Crash data. We looked at the bus stops that stop along here. So when you factor all those safety features in, it warranted a four way stop," said McGrail.
Drivers said the stop signs need to go up for safety more than anything.
"I've seen some bad accidents here. All the other main roads that cross have one, they need one here," said Steve Zerkel, a Cape Coral driver.
Good news for drivers. Kismet and Nelson as well as Kismet and Chiquita will become an all way stop as of May 17. Howell said he's thrilled to know his neighborhood is safer.
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One man is behind bars after leading police on a chase that started in Augusta County and ended in Albemarle County. Officials say Tracy Claytor was wanted on criminal charges in Augusta County. When an officer tried to pull him over, he sped off. Officers say he lost control of his vehicle on Newton Road in Albemarle County and drove into a ditch. He ran off on foot a little before 5:00 PM Friday. Officers blocked off the area while they searched for Claytor near a home in the area.
"Officers weren't really sure if he ran into the residence or in hiding," said Sgt. Sean Hackney of the Albemarle County Police Department. "It was reported he was armed so out of abundance of caution for the community, we secured the area."
Police say they found Claytor hiding behind a nearby house. He did not know the homeowners, but neighbors recognized his car so he may be familiar with the area.
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Russian Grill at Caliente/Sushi Bar
- Address:
415 Highway 18 South
East Brunswick, NJ 08816Neighborhood:
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- Cuisine:
MediterraneanPrice: $30 and under
Russian Grill at Caliente/Sushi Bar
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.calientrestaurant.net/
- Phone: (732) 353-6641
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- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Sushi, Russian, Mediterranean
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Russian Grill / Lounge and Sushi Bar (Caliente) is a multi-culture mix of Modern European Dishes to Fusion Salads, and amazing Seafood. Modern and traditional Sushi, Sashimi, and rolls; Great for dining during the week, as well as partying on the weekend!Continued
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September 27, 1989
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Saturday was a blustery day for a picnic, but that didn't keep folks from digging in and having fun at the fifth annual Apple Festival and Pride Day at Overington Park in Frankford. The neighborhood picnic was thrown by Frankford United Neighbors, a group that is working to revitalize the community by attracting new businesses, trying to rid the streets of crime and enhancing community pride. The picnic included a bazaar and was flavored by food, music and demonstrations. Children played games while adults searched the flea market for bargains.
It's A Picnic For School Volunteers
June 22, 1997
Inquirer photographs by David M. Warren
A good time was had by all - students, teachers, parents, business owners, school board members and police officers - at the Edgewater Park school picnic last week. The event thanked those who worked with students this last year. The volunteers included officers, who visit kindergarten classes, and business owners, who offer career counseling.
This County Is Packed With Picnic Sites
July 1, 1990
By Joseph S. Kennedy, Special to The Inquirer
A key factor in having a successful Independence Day picnic is choosing the right spot for the outing. And the right spot invariably depends on the size of the gathering and the type of planned activities. Whether it's one person looking for a quiet, shaded spot for reading; a couple in search of a space for throwing a Frisbee; or family members and friends looking for a softball field, Delaware County offers the picnic planner a variety of good spots. All are within easy reach and provide a relaxing green area that is essential for outdoor eating pleasure.
A Picnic For All Old Neighbors
July 27, 1992
by Edward Moran, Daily News Staff Writer
When John S. "Pest" Wilson and about 300 of his neighbors were forced to move because of the expansion of University City in West Philadelphia in the late 1950s, he lost touch with his friends. Only when someone from the old neighborhood died did he ever see some of the people he had grown up with in the place known as "Black Bottom. " So Wilson and several friends decided to throw a picnic. They got the news around that there would be a gathering in Fairmount Park at Belmont and Parkside avenues.
Picnic To Honor Hoffman
May 20, 1989
By Laurie T. Conrad, Special to The Inquirer
Organizers have nicknamed it "Steal This Picnic. " It is a memorial for the late radical activist Abbie Hoffman, and it has been scheduled for June 10 at Washington Crossing State Park despite the opposition of some of the park's administrative commission members. Del-AWARE Unlimited Inc., an environmental group, organized the Hoffman memorial as a "celebration of his life and the spirit of his endeavors," said Mark Allen, chairman of the Del-AWARE board of directors. Speakers, music and a picnic are planned from noon to 6 p.m. at the Washington Pavilion in the park's lower section.
Picnic For Handicapped A Success For The Elks
July 13, 1988
By Cheryl Baisden, Special to The Inquirer
More than 200 years ago, the Red Bank Battlefield hosted its first historic event, namely the sound defeat of the British. Last Thursday, the lush green field in National Park witnessed another first - the Deptford Elks' first picnic for the handicapped. A slightly quieter event than Red Bank's Revolutionary War battle, the picnic began with an energetic parachute game on the knoll overlooking the Delaware River. Following the game, the picnickers gathered around weathered picnic tables in a wooden pavilion for lunch.
Township Picnic Is Approved
August 13, 1989
By Diana Cercone Harris, Special to The Inquirer
The Falls Township supervisors voted 3-1 to approve a township picnic at Waterfront Park over the Labor Day weekend, even though the park and recreation advisory board earlier this month said it was a bad idea. Park board member Wayne Rogers said members worried that the park is not a safe place for such a big event. Supervisor Dick Trimble echoed those concerns in casting the dissenting vote. Supervisor Richard Goulding was absent. All the ingredients for a "good old-fashioned fun picnic are there, except for the main one: the safety factor," Trimble said in an interview earlier Thursday.
Summer Fun Can Be A Picnic
July 15, 1988
By Jonathan Sidener, Special to The Inquirer
There is a place at Island Beach State Park, in Ocean County, where the logjam of tanning and burning bodies covering nearly every grain of sand of the Jersey shore comes abruptly to a halt. Nearly 100 yards of open beach separate the crowd from the first post- logjam beachgoers, a group that has been playing and lolling in the relentless sun so long that they have been rendered unaware they are sitting in one of the prime picnic locations for people in the Philadelphia region.
Seniors Picnic The Day Away
June 11, 1987
By Kery Murakami, Inquirer Staff Writer
Eleven women swiveled their hips and twirled in synch. From the stage behind them, Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean" blared from a stereo. The dancers giggled, looking as if they were more accustomed to the fox trot. The members of the audience, like the dancers, were all senior citizens. About 2,500 strong. From all over the city. They converged yesterday in Fairmount Park, off 33d and Dauphin Streets, to dance and sing, to eat and to chat at the city's 34th annual picnic for the elderly.
Homeless Are Treated To A Picnic
August 7, 1988
By Charlie Frush, Inquirer Staff Writer
By car and by van and by bus they came yesterday, the homeless of Burlington County. For a picnic. A day out of their cramped motel rooms. A chance to talk to others and to be acknowledged as human beings. To feel that someone cares. They were invited - and transported, door-to-door - by the congregation of the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church to come and enjoy hamburgers and hot dogs and potato salad and brownies on the grassy lawn in a glade behind the church on Route 70 in Marlton.
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October 30, 2014
By Chris Palmer, Inquirer Staff Writer
Hundreds of supporters of the Central Bucks High School West football team went to a public school board meeting Tuesday night to express their dissatisfaction with last week's announcement that administrators had canceled the rest of the season amid allegations of hazing. In measured yet passionate cadences, a dozen community members - including parents, a student, a recent alum, and an assistant coach - took turns addressing members of the Central Bucks school board, saying their decision had been made hastily, affected students beyond those on the team, or was an overreaction.
CB West coach: Hazing was 'isolated incident'
October 30, 2014
By Kathy Boccella, Inquirer Staff Writer
Hours before a Central Bucks school board meeting where parents will undoubtedly demand to know more about alleged hazing at a family football picnic, the Central Bucks West head football coach said Tuesday he hopes it was a "one-time, isolated incident" and that the players are "inherently good young men. " In a statement released by his attorney, coach Brian Hensel said the Aug. 16 hazing - which has been described as players groping the private...
Best wine for a Labor Day picnic? White and light
August 29, 2014
B UZZ: Hey, Marnie, I'm glad I ran into you. We have our family reunion barbecue every Labor Day in Fairmount Park, and this year I'm supposed to bring the wine. Any suggestions? Marnie: Sure thing, Buzz. I recommend sticking to chilled, lightweight wines when the occasion involves drinking in broad daylight. This goes double for warm weather, so steer away from the heavier reds. Think white or pink, and bring a cooler. Buzz: Oh, I never leave home without a cooler.
Salute to 'Mean Girls,' Tina Fey
August 16, 2014
By Monica Peters, For The Inquirer
Help kick off the 40th season of the Upper Darby Performing Arts Center and celebrate the 10th anniversary of the teen flick Mean Girls with Emmy award-winner Tina Fey in person. Screening begins at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Fey, who graduated from Upper Darby High School in 1988, wrote the screenplay and starred in Mean Girls , loosely based on her experience as a student. She was also an active participant in the school's Summer Stage program. The screening will be followed by a question-and-answer session with Fey. Summer Stage is one of the longest-running children's theater programs in the nation.
Personal Journey: A French repast Dad would have loved
August 10, 2014
By Concha Alborg, For The Inquirer
My father considered himself a Don Juan, although it's questionable if he really was that much of one, since he was married to my mother for almost 35 years and to his third wife for 30 more. But, like the literary Don Juan, my father also redeemed himself from the grave. He died four years ago and I find myself appreciating his most endearing traits. For example, I love to travel and I know it's because when I was a little girl growing up in Madrid, I treasured going with my dad on his Vespa motorcycle to some historic Spanish towns: Toledo, Segovia, Ávila, Salamanca.
July Fourth picnic? Merlot is the way to go
July 3, 2014
B UZZ: Hey Marnie, what kind of red should I get for our July Fourth block party? Someone said malbec is good with burgers. What do you think? Marnie: Don't get me wrong, Buzz - I love malbec, and Argentine wines are getting lots of love as the World Cup has all eyes on South America. Call me old-fashioned, but I think there's no better occasion than Independence Day for celebrating with American wine. Style-wise, merlot is perfect for barbecues, beaches and backyards.
Roots Picnic: Plenty of good times, not enough Roots
June 3, 2014
By Dan DeLuca, Inquirer Music Critic
Halfway through his set at the Festival Pier on Saturday night, after trading verses with Black Thought of the Roots on "Nuthin' But a G Thang," Snoop Dogg said a few words. "I'd like to thank the Roots for inviting me to be part of this prestigious event," said the lanky California rapper, resplendent in a red throwback Phillies cardigan that matched the knit cap worn by Roots drummer Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson. "It's the seventh year, right? Lucky seven for me. " And lucky, too, for attendees of this year's Roots Picnic, the now-traditional start to the summer concert season.
Fine day for a Roots Picnic in Philly
June 2, 2014
By Julia Terruso, Inquirer Staff Writer
Philadelphia dropped a beach - and the beat - on Festival Pier on Saturday for the seventh annual Roots Picnic. The pier, blanketed in sand, with a boardwalk running between two riverfront stages and the smell of marijuana and suntan lotion in the air, drew more than 6,000 for the sold-out show. The concert, along with a Friday show, kicked off the summer music season at the river. While many enjoyed the beach feel (complete with Calypso band and man-made sand dunes along the Delaware)
Groups hope to open Gateway Park along Cooper River
January 31, 2014
By Kevin Riordan, Inquirer Columnist
A scenic ribbon of green was created along the Cooper River in 2000 to improve the view for travelers heading to the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia. The lush expanse of meadows and woods supplanted the strip of go-go bars, gas stations, and rooms-by-the-hour motels on the Admiral Wilson Boulevard's south side. Built by the Delaware River Port Authority 13 years ago with breathtaking speed (then-Gov. Christie Whitman saw to that), this lovely place is still fenced in, blocked off, and locked up. But thanks mainly to the good work of grassroots groups, nonprofit organizations, and the Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority, the barriers may come down soon.
Delco Dems: Picnic permit denial was political
September 11, 2013
By Mari A. Schaefer, Inquirer Staff Writer
Jean Davidson and the Ridley Township Democrats say they just wanted to have a picnic. Turns out that the Delaware County municipality has an ordinance that prohibits the use of parks by "profit-making organizations or for any religious or political purpose. " The Democrats' request to hold the picnic was denied. Now, the American Civil Liberties Union has written to township officials challenging the constitutionality of the decision. The township is using the ordinance "to suppress political opposition," said David Landau, Delaware County Democratic chairman.
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LANSING, Mich. (AP) -- New Michigan laws are in effect to deter poaching of antlered bucks and hunters who trespass on private land.
The state now has a progressive penalty system for poaching deer, with higher fines if antlered deer have more points. Illegally killing a 10-point buck brings $7,000 in restitution plus fines and court costs.
Poachers also will lose their hunting privileges for a longer period of time. Poachers who kill an antlered buck could lose their license for six years total and 11 years for subsequent offenses.
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The New York Post loves a good villain, but you'd think it would be hard to cast a bad light on the group of people profiled in an April 19 story: moms who feed their kids organic food.
Naomi Schaefer Riley took on the challenge in "The Tyranny of the Organic Mommy Mafia," and built a case against "the arrogance and class snobbery" of people who buy and eat food that's been grown without artificial chemicals.
"Organic food does not necessarily mean better. It's a term that's been co-opted and manipulated into a billion-dollar industry by some of the biggest food companies in America," Riley wrote. The anti-organic food narrative is a recurring theme in the media of late. What's going on with these stories?
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When Hillary wins in 2016, if there are any Americans left who value freedom, they will have only 1 recourse:about 100 million Americans will somehow need to stop paying Federal taxes in protest of the destruction of American freedom. 100 million Americans cannot be jailed. The revenue needed to continue to fund progressives´ tyranny will dry up. Of course those same Americans will need to remove any savings in banks and brokerages or the govt will simply confiscate it. Maybe that´s why some Americans have been buying silver and gold in unprecedented amounts.
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Black Forest trifle
Cooking timePrep: 25 mins Cook: 5 mins Plus cooling and chilling
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 8
James Martin's indulgent trifle won't keep you in the kitchen for long but will impress guests at your next get-together
Nutrition and extra info
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 723
- protein
- 7g
- carbs
- 62g
- fat
- 52g
- saturates
- 31g
- fibre
- 2g
- sugar
- 55g
- salt
- 0.34g
- 500ml tub ready-made chilled custard – look for one with real vanilla seeds
- 100g plain chocolate, broken into pieces
- 400g chocolate brownies
- 2 x 390g jars cherries in kirsch or similar
- 300g tub double cream
- 200ml tub crème fraîche
- 25g icing sugar
- grated chocolate, to decorate, and fresh cherries (optional)
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- Put the custard into a pan with the chocolate pieces. Gently heat, stirring, until the chocolate has melted into the custard. Cover with cling film and cool.
- Arrange the brownies in the base of a trifle bowl. Drain the jars of cherries, reserving the liquid, and scatter over the brownies. Drizzle over 100ml reserved liquid. Spoon the cooled chocolate custard over and chill while you make the topping.
- Lightly whip the cream with the crème fraîche and icing sugar until soft peaks form. Chill until ready to serve, then pile on top of the trifle and decorate with grated chocolate and fresh cherries, if you like.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, December 2010
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Hi, I have all the ingredients to make this for Xmas and plan to make the base on xmas eve and finish with the fresh cream on xmas day.
1 question though - can anyone tell me what the correct measurement is of the cream as the tubs I have are in ml and this shows g's.....is there a difference?
Thank you very much, a beginner!!
I am going to be making this for our Christmas Day Dessert this year. As we are not big fans of the old Pud.
I was struggling with the Cherries and Kirsch thing and I am not a fan of brownies or chocolate sponge really, but I love black forest Gateaux so this for me sounds like heaven
I am using chocolate swiss roll (the one not covered in chocolate) and I am soaking Glace cherries in Bols cherry brandy liqueur. I will also dip the sponge in the liqueur also before lining the base of the bowl, put the cherries on top and pour over the stated amount of left over liquid. I am using Birds packet custard powder as I always find that is the best at setting for trifles. Pipe the cream onto the top and decorate with fresh cherries and sprinkle lightly with some edible glitter/dust to give it some festive sparkle :) wish me luck
Very rich and heavy trifle - not that moreish. Used Green and Blacks chocolate with Sainsbury's taste the difference vanilla custard and cherries in kirsch from Waitrose. Choc custard v rich - Perhaps try with not so high quality choc next time or use milk choc instead. Think biggest mistake was using ready made brownies though - used the small ones in a tub from Sainsbury's. Made the trifle really hard to eat. If there's a next time will make my own which are much lighter.
Delicious. I made this for Christmas Day. (I couldn't get cherries in kirsch so used cherries in apple juice, or something like that.) The day before, I soaked the brownies in cherries and added the custard (I actually bought chocolate custard, so there was no need to heat plain custard and stir in chocolate) and on the morning I whipped up the topping and stored it separately in the fridge, as advised, and crumbled chocolate and chopped fresh cherries for the decoration. It took moments to assemble just before eating and it really was lovely, everyone thoroughly enjoyed it.
Love everything about this trifle not too keen on the cherries tho, we prefer fresh. So thought id follow this recipe but instead of cherries then use raspberries and for the reserved cherry liquid use Chambord Rasberry Liquer, i realise this changes it from being a black forest trifle but i do think it would work.
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Sleeps: 6, Bedrooms: 3
Built around 1740, this former sea captain's residence is an imposing Grade II Listed Georgian terraced house in the conservation area of Lymington and offers easy access to the High Street and Quay, both just a short walk away. Arranged on three floors Sea House is spacious and comfortable with tasteful furnishings and decoration throughout. Lymington is a picturesque town with plenty of inns, restaurants and shops, with a fascinating water front where it is easy to spend hours watching the world go by. Furthermore the stunning forest scenery is only a short drive away and provides excellent walking, cycling and horse riding. In summary this delightful town house provides an elegant home from home in this beautiful area.
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Lawmakers are scheduled to hear public input on Nebraska's tax system.
Sen. Galen Hadley, chairman of the Tax Modernization Committee, announced the public hearing schedule on Tuesday. The committee was created to explore possible tax reforms.
The committee will meet on Sept. 23 at Western Nebraska Community College in Scottsbluff, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.; Sept. 24 at North Platte Community College in North Platte, from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Sept. 26 at Northeast Nebraska Community College in Norfolk from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Oct. 17 at Metro Community College in Omaha, from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.; and Oct. 18 at the Capitol in Lincoln, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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