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- Release Date: Nov 13, 2012
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 28 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 17 out of 28
Mixed: 2 out of 28
Negative: 9 out of 28
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Sep 15, 2014A brilliant little story/game for any child (or child at heart) interested in the Harry Potter Universe. At the end of the day, it is a child's game for an easy and relaxed game using the move. My child was absolutely fascinated by the game and Wonderbook. Even I had a go and thought it was great.
If you want action and adventure, this is probably not the game for you. However, if your looking for a top up on Harry Potter lore in a fun and interactive way? Then it's worth a buy!… Expand
Mar 6, 2013The technology works consistently well, assuming you're sitting on the floor in a reasonably well-lit room. But just as importantly, Book of Spells has clearly been crafted with the Potter fan in mind, featuring incantations, settings and characters taken straight from the books.
Feb 6, 2013Not impressed by Wonderbook. I gave it to a group of 9-year-olds. It turned out that the lack of Harry Potter (the game was developed in cooperation with J.K. Rowling) was not an issue and they did not complain that they had to do practically same things over and over again. [CD-Action 02/2013, p.64]
Feb 4, 2013Fair future potential, questionable playability and extremely short life span makes Wonderbook workable but a bit-too-expensive of a "reading" experience. [Jan 2013]


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We still have all the buffers necessary for Qiagen's DNeasy Blood and Tissue kit, and they're all still fresh as well. We are just out of the DNeasy Mini Spin columns.
To order more spin columns from Qiagen requires you to purchase the rest of the kit as well, which is unnecessary and ridiculously expensive. However, I found these: http://www.epochlifescience.com/Product/SpinColumn/minispin.aspx
Has anyone had any experience with these columns, and do they work as well? I'm going to request a free sample but if anyone's got a review of this product I'd love to hear it.
I am actually having the same problem.
Did you ever try those columns? If so, did they work?, and what is the nature of your sample?
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Japan's Fake Economic Reforms
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Picking your new phone is a big decision; you are going to be stuck with it for the new few years. Because of that you don't want to pick the first one you look at. This is especially difficult for people who have been in the Android ecosystem because there are such a wide variety of phones. Currently two of the most popular are the LG G3 and the Samsung Galaxy S5. Both have a lot of similarities and big followings. I've been using both phones for a good portion of the summer, today I'm going to look back and see how they compare to hopefully help a few of you decide on what phone is best for you.


text: Pete Carroll: NFL Should Consider Allowing Medical Marijuana Print article Send a Tip by Breitbart Sports 27 Jan 2014 post a comment Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said on Monday that the NFL should consider allowing the use of medical marijuana. Seattle plays in one of two states (Colorado is the other) that has legalized recreational marijuana, and Carroll was asked about the issue before what is being dubbed as the "Marijuana Bowl" between Seattle and Denver. "We have to continue to explore and compete to find ways that are going to make our game a better game and take care of our players in the best way possible," Carroll said. "The fact that it's in the world of medicine is obviously something [that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell] realizes and him making the expression that we need to follow the information and the research absolutely I'm in support of." He added that "regardless of what other stigmas may be involved, I think we have to do this because the world of medicine is trying to do the exact same thing and figure it out and they're coming to some conclusions." Goodell said last week that the NFL may consider allowing players to use medicinal marijuana to treat concussions


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Free the Grapes--Direct-to-Consumer Shipping in the Wine Industry
Felix Oberholzer-Gee, Dennis Yao, Patricia Wu, Libby Cantrill
Publication Date:May 17, 2007
Source:Harvard Business School
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While wine tourism in the United States was booming, the majority of consumers who tasted a Cabernet Sauvignon in one of Napa Valley's tasting rooms were not permitted to ship the wine directly to their home. In 2002, direct-to-consumer shipping was either banned or overly cumbersome in 37 states. W. Reed Foster, president of the Coalition for Free Trade, was determined to remove these obstacles. Would he be able to free the grapes?
learning objective:
To explore how to best build a coalition of companies with disparate economic interests. In the course of picking battleground states, students have an opportunity to consider the factors that make it easier to overcome problems of collective action. Also allows a comparison of lobbying and litigation as two avenues to bring about a change in business regulation.
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Business & government relations; Negotiation
- Geographic: United States
- Industry: Alcoholic beverages
- Company Revenue: $21.6 billion revenues
- Event Year Begin: 2002
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Abandoned on Planet Earth, S. P. Mount never really found his footing among the bizarre species called humankind. However, he eventually become adept at putting one foot in and doing the hokey-pokey, so that today, he might even seem human himself.
Stephan grew up in an orphanage in Scotland with his nose wedged in encyclopaedias. He spent his youth envisaging the world and beyond, until awakening one morn to find wings sprouted. Embarking on a career in worldwide tourism, he fluttered them far and wide.
He pretends to speak numerous languages, having lived in Germany, England, Greece, Dubai and Italy. Currently, he resides in Canada, where he reinvents his life experiences via his writing. While yesterdays inspire him, he combines those experiences with the possibility of tomorrows and a vivid imagination to create his unique prose.
"Together with my Miniature Schnauzer, MacGregor, I dream of living back in Scotland one day - If not... well... then... a villa in Italy will just have to do . . . S'pose . . . "
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Set in Vancouver...the first view Jennyfer gets of the city is from the back of a stolen truck as she arrives there stoned. A fish out of water, she can't help but admire the place... and indeed the descriptiveness of this Canadian city certainly helped fuel my desire to see it too.
She also tells of the city's benefits as well as its seedier side as she goes underground, finally taking a job as a hairdresser… well… lets just say… of sorts anyway - but still, maybe a step up from what she had been doing – of which she has quite the unique descriptions; her sleazy past existence becoming the focus of her astounding memoirs and a tribute to an unlikely ally penned amid a sad and desolate situation - which was very touching in its own way!
Jennyfer's mind doesn't operate the same way as most people though. She's tough, rough, thick-skinned and straight to the point - which usually has a sexual innuendo flare added for good measure. She just can't help it. But that's Jennyfer, and you wanna hate her for it, but ya just can't - at least I couldn't. I kinda found myself liking her... she really means well, and sadly, could've been so much more in life… and, anyway, can she really help it if she's a walking time-bomb? Bless her heart!
I found SP Mount's characterization and humor inimitable, quite a few gems here that both delighted and kinda appalled me simultaneously, but I have to say, clever in their execution, and no doubt the emotion evoked was entirely intended as the author pushes limits in both sexual situations and political incorrectness. I really didn't know what to expect next! But these are counteracted by a quick-witted remark from Jennyfer who could care less about anything at all, and that, strangely enough, seemed to make it all kinda acceptable - probably because it all comes from she herself.
Enjoyed this a lot and gotta add mention of the great covers on the hairdresser series, extra bonus there.
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Jennyfer is human, flawed and crude, and rude too but she's a character their must be hundreds just like in the world of today's sleaziness. Maybe not to everyone's taste as this isn't a pretty story but life ain't so damn pretty 95% of the time...so if you're willing to admit it's time to 'get real' with what's happening, this story is open, honest and actually has heart.
Your a writer I admire and feel privileged to read; your humor is the saving grace of what might be too dark otherwise. GOOD JOB and work all 5 stars.
Author JD Couch, 6-30-2013
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Cybershack's first impressions of the LG G3: A Screen to Behold
Charlie and I had the opportunity to get hands on with the newly announced LG G3 today, and I need to get this off my chest: the screen is unreal. All technical specs aside, just looking at it is impressive; it truly is a thing of beauty. Watching a video on the G3 feels like a cinematic experience, but on a phone. I'm still struggling to get my head around that.Based on our hands on, we definitely think the LG G3 will be a more-than-worthy contender in the high-end smartphone market.


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text: 'Looking' ... for an Audience: HBO's Gay Dramedy Flops in Debut Print article Send a Tip by Breitbart News 23 Jan 2014 post a comment HBO earned plenty of critical huzzahs for its new gay-themed drama Looking. The reviews didn't convince viewers to check out the pay channel's latest offering, though. The dramedy drew 338,000 viewers during its 10:30 p.m. EST debut slot despite all the positive press. The LA Times called it "an authentic glimpse inside lives of gay men," one dubbed, "charming and deceptively significant." Time served up this rave: This low-key, stealthily charming half-hour is not any of its predecessors, whether about gay or straight characters; it's less overtly comic than even Girls, there's no ha-ha flamboyance, no melodramatic coming-out story, no self-aware feeling of transgressiveness. But in its story of three friends in San Francisco, Looking builds on the themes of its forebears–the observational comedy, the romantic foibles, the sense of how a big city can dangle dazzling treasures just out of your reach–while adapting them to a style of TV that's less like a sitcom than an indie film. Variety summed up its review by declaring, "'Looking' deserves to be found." For comparison's sake, the second week of the new HBO drama True Detective, starring Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey, fared far better. It drew 1.7 million viewers.


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Twisted Metal's Valentine's Day release date might seem strange to some people. It's not really a "loving" game by any means. There's nothing romantic about shooting cars with rocket launchers until they explode. It's just not... Valentine's Day material, right? Well, David Jaffe begs to differ. He not only thinks that Valentine's Day is a perfect release date for the game, but has some very specific reasons for thinking that.
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In a thoughtful, well-reasoned statement, Anderson Cooper came out as a proud gay man today, saying:
"Recently I've begun to consider whether the unintended outcomes of maintaining my privacy outweigh personal and professional principle. It's become clear to me that by remaining silent on certain aspects of my personal life for so long, I have given some the mistaken impression that I am trying to hide something - something that makes me uncomfortable, ashamed or even afraid.
"This is distressing because it is simply not true."
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Neil Patrick Harris: "Good for you, @AndersonCooper. You're awesome."
Jesse Tyler Ferguson: "One of the reasons I look up to my friend @andersoncooper is his amazing eloquence. Very proud of him!"
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Joan Rivers: "Thrilled @AndersonCooper came out! So, THAT'S why he never wanted to date me! I would've loved having Gloria Vanderbilt as my mother-in-law."
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By your logic, both of your parents are sinners too since brother and sister should not procreate.
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Whatever you say, living a gay life is sinful. I have been praying that he will come to know the truth and the truth will set him free. I don't hate him or any gays I just don't want someone as nice as he is to lead a sinful life and we all know where he is going to if he does not change. I am going to get a lot do criticism for this bit someone gotta stand up and say it as it is..God never intended marriage between same sex, look at what happened to Sodom and Gomorrah. Please people God don't hate anyone but He has set the rules and it will never change...God has good reason for everything that he does.
Im glad that you decided to take that step forward but somethings dont need to be verbalized to be noticed. I already knew you were gay, love is love, a rose in the midst of sunflowers will still stand out as a rose, even without a name tag. but glad you decided to embrace it publicly.


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Algorithm is a software utility that aims to make software creation a simple and intuitive task, by eliminating the need to write lengthy code and keep track of many different files and libraries at the same time. Hence, by providing you with a creative drag-and-drop interface, you are able to achieve comparable results without having too much experience when it comes to programming.
In order to achieve this, the application contains a few predefined objects you can place into your project, such as calendars, buttons, combo boxes and labels. In addition, all of these can be easily placed on the already created window form, which spares you the trouble of having to create one from scratch and deal with the Win32 API syntax.
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Despite the fact that you can easily add a wide array of elements to your program, they also need to have a function, so that they can be useful to the person using your application. To this effect, Algorithm allows you to add events to each item you add to the form, which takes place whenever a certain action is undertaken by the user.
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Welcome to Feeley's Fantastic Fairway of Freaks! A dime a dozen sideshow in the Depression era of America. They have the usual exhibits. A fat lady, a family of dwarfs, fire eaters, and so on. But Feeley's has one exhibit that sets them apart.Enoch, the two faced man! A horribly disfigured young man with two faces, and an abusive caretaker named Mr. Sickles.Problem with Enoch is, his clock is ticking down. He'll be dead before they know it. And without him, the sideshow loses its star exhibit. Sickles tries hiding this from Feeley by bribing the company doctor, but he finds out anyway. What will they do when their star attraction kicks the bucket?Enter the mysterious Doctor Zachary Cling. A shifty Brit, with quite a deal to make with Sickles. In Clings possession, is a genuine Egyptian mummy. Won from a man in a game of poker. A slave girl named Mirana(Though Cling prefers Mirna)who rejected the advances of her Pharaoh, and was buried alive for it. All he asks for, is forty percent commission of the profits Mirna makes them. With not much else in his favor, Sickles accepts.Mirna is a godsend for Feeley, bringing in a plethora of new customers. While she makes quite an impact on the crowd, she makes more of an impact with Enoch. Yes, the two faced man is in love with his adjacent exhibit. After a young girl gives Enoch her doll, Sickles comes in for his usual round of Enoch abuse. But notices something on the newspapers that line his cage. Mirna is stolen.Confronting Cling about this, he confesses stealing it from a boat in New Orleans. But it's not the mummy that interests him(In his words, "I hardly have any use for a 4000 year old dead woman!"). It's Mirna's necklace. The bobble he claimed was "Costume jewelry". Turns out they're very real. Very valuable. And very cursed. As he explains, any person who tries to removes Mirna's family jewels, will lose their own. A castration curse. Sickles doesn't buy his story, and storms off to claim the necklace. When Cling tries to stop him, Sickles accidentally stabs him with a pair of large shears, killing him.Sickles wonders back to the freak show, planting the murder weapon in Enochs cage, intending to frame him for Clings killing and make off with the necklace. But Enoch has had enough. Watching his longtime abuser fiddle with his mummified love, he grabs the shears and liberates Sickles of his junk with them, ironically filling out the curse. Enoch makes off with Mirna, and vanishes into the night.One year later, Feeley's sideshow has returned to the town where Enoch murdered Sickles. The police approach Feeley, and lead him to a nearby cave. There is Enoch. Dead with a smile on his two faces, in the arms of his ancient love. Feeley and the cops leave the cave, but they miss something. A baby. A very ugly baby. The unholy product of Enoch and Mirna's twisted love: The Crypt Keeper.


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"I think this is a great time for Miami because you've got a new team as the Miami Marlins," Bell said. "We're going to be in Miami, the city of Miami, right?"
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"I think it's going to be pretty fun to play with Jose again," said Bell, a teammate with Reyes on the Mets from 2004-06. "He's a tremendous shortstop, great guy. If Hanley (Ramirez) moves over to third base and Reyes is at shortstop, basically I could let every ball (get) hit to that side, and they'll pretty much field it, clean it and throw it to first."
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Some places in Southwark, London
- limster Mar 2, 2008 07:57 AM
• Sin Fronteras
A slow Colombian place, with a decent empanada, the crust on the light side and not grease-logged. Microwaving was uneven, with a few cool spots. Beef and potato filing was hearty, but I longed for more onions.
Out of sancocho; I got braised chicken in a tomato-based (criollo?) sauce. Not bad, not great. Side of unripe avocado that was better with their salsa (on the acidic side). Nice potatoes. Alas, they don't serve Colombian fruit juices anymore, and my request for lula was futile. Might go back for the sancocho just because, but certainly not a destination if the food I had was representative.
• Tito's
Basic Peruvian, but also out of chicha morada. Papa a la huancaina was ok (potato slices with a sauce made with eggs, cream, cheese, aji ammarillo, herbs etc..), just not the finest example ever. The sauce just wasn't as complex as the best of them. Makes me suspect that their aji de gallinha isn't going to be exemplary either.
Lomo saltado (a stir fry of beef stripes with onion, tomato, parsley, served with rice and french fries) on the other hand was actually pretty good, homey and basic in its own way, the dripping flavours soaked up by the rice and fries. Proper balance of tomatoes and parsley, but as always, needs more sauteed onions.
Pretty full and passed on dessert menu, with standards like mazzamora morada (purple corn pudding) and alfajores (short bread with dulce de leche).
• Shake Catering and Sandwich Bar
A small corner NIgerian place with a lady in the back that makes good, intensely beefy flavoured meat pies that are baked on premises. Not necessarily a bad alternative to Manze's on Tower Bridge Road
Red spicy jollof rice, very good vegetable sides. A creamy puree of spinach with dark spices; mashed beans dotted with kernals of corn, with a smoky backdrop of flavour; another type of mashed beans, this one with groundnuts, mingling nutty flavours with a certain spicy earthiness. Fried balls of cassava flour are as addictive as donuts, with their spongy texture and light sweetness. Beef and tripe were only ok, fried and then cooked in a stew, they remained tough, jerky-like.
• The Cut at the New Vic.
Bad. Ordinary eggs florentine, ok coffee, soury overtones on the sticky toffee pudding, where flavour has yet to penetrate the density of the pudding..
Thanks, limster, you get to very interesting spots. I found a listing and photo for a "Flakes Catering and Sandwich Bar" at 46 Tower Bridge Rd.(Manze's is at 87? T.B.R.), it appears to be in a brick, corner location building with an orangish coloured storefront. Is that the right Nigerian cafe?
re: moto
Yes - that's the spot. I'm just lucky in live in an interesting nabe. Lots of places to try. No great finds so far, although the Nigerian place was interesting enough to me to go back. Further afield, I'm working my way up Kingsland road and will probably start a first installment in the next few weeks.
re: limster
Have you been to Los Arrieros, the slightly sketchy looking latin place off the Walworth Road? (http://www.london-se1.co.uk/restauran...) It's just under the railway arches, and I'm very tempted by the delicious smells emanating from there, even though the menu appears to be all in Spanish, and I can't understand much of it!
re: babybat
Afraid I haven't been...there's also a few places on Old Kent Road. Hoping to work through them slowly.
re: babybat
Definitely trying it ASAP! No language barrier here. Maybe tomorrow, actually. What are their prices like?
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take that tip with a liberal amount of kimchi jfores.
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Drat. Not so great? What have you been up to food wise?
Wandered into a Columbian between Holloway Rd station and Highbury and Islington, where I had my first taste of lulo. Excellent drink. The food I had was simple and fine. Slight communication difficulty with matronly cook who only spoke Spanish so I left it to her to give me a basic meal -- rice/beans/grilled chicken/salad/tuberous slices. Beans were fantastic. Rest was passable. Will try more unusual things when I'm next there -- they were out of both corn fritters and corn bread, both of which I love and they have a more extensive menu. Chap beside me had meatballs, which I would have gone for if it were possible to have a discussion with the cook. Also was at Simply Delicious on Holloway Rd near there which to my chagrin is closing soon -- decent Jamaican food at decent prices near central London.
I had a fantastic pre-theatre meal in a restaurant called RSJ near the South Bank last night. It's a French restaurant which specialises in wines from the Loire Valley.
I had the prix fixe (2 courses for £16, a bit more for 3). My starter of broad bean and rocket soup was simply lovely, with a nice peppery kick from the rocket, and soft creamy nuggets of ricotta for contrast. My main was fillet of bream, perfectly cooked, with a crispy skin, on a bed of minted peas, with baby herb salad and a few (very delicate) capers. Mr GG was very happy with his smoked mackerel paté and roast chicken with risotto.
I will definitely go back, maybe for one of their special wine tasting evenings. They also have occasional Italian Sunday lunches, cooked by the well-known food writer Ursula Ferrigno.
re: greedygirl
RSJ is very good. I had the prix fixe menu for £18.50. Salmon quiche was fine, a light filling with a good pastry. Came with a well-dressed green salad. Pork main course was delicious, though the crackling (which tasted fine) could have been crisper. Deserts were ok, but my poached pears would have benefited from a little longer cooking and further reduction of the sauce. They were also served at refridgerator temperature, which was disappointing.
But eight or ten interesting wines available by the glass from the Loire, including an outstanding desert wine. A comfortable and unpretentious room and excellent service. Good stuff.
Ate again at Tito's.
Very nice chicha morada, the purple corn drink - this version topped with litte bits of apple.
Pato de aji, a duck leg with a pepper sauce was very well made, loved the earthy savoury sauce, with little hint of heat. Beneath that was a comforting mound of rice - soft and little yellow perhaps of saffron, and laos with white beans. The texture is almost mash potato-like, and great flavour all round.
Alfajores, the classic Peruvian biscuit, is well made - just the right amount of dulce de leche with the faintest shade of a soury tang that I like. The shortbread itself is not as crisp and freash as I would have liked, will have to figure out where they get them or if they have a baking schedule.
An excellent meal. Will have to try other things on their menu.
Another meal at Tito's, this time the aji de gallinha. Have to admit I was very pleasantly surprised -- the yellow sauce based on aji amarillo, a yellow peruvian pepper, could have had more of the pepper's tangy smokiness, and some might say more cheese for a thicker, fluffier texture -- but this sauce had a really good tasty chickeny flavour, with nuances of everything else supporting it. Silky shredded chicken, honest boiled potatoes along with a couple of black olives and a wedge of boiled egg, and rice for mopping up. Really good.
Anyone been to their sister restaurant on Exmouth Market? Or another one near Seven sisters?
The silk road in Camberwell Church street. North western Chinese, lots of lamb, noodles, cabbage and aubergine. Unctuous, warming, homely. While we were there the noodles were being home made at another table.


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