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I think for it to really work it would have to have permadeath
Updated Sun, Jan 13, 2013 by Xerin
Horror is one niche genre that has grown considerably over the years from its roots in the original Resident Evil and Alone in the Dark titles. Game after game is carefully crafted to play against the player's mind to make them feel the utmost sense of dread and scream at every twist and turn, yet it's one genre with a lacking presence in the MMO world. There are only a few MMOs that can fit within the horror genre, with The Secret World and Requiem being the most notable. We'll go ahead and remove Requiem from the discussion since I feel that it's more "fantasy" with "creepy monsters" then it is actually "horror" since horror implies that the game wants to horrify you.
The Secret World uses lighting and special effects to horrify their game.
The Secret World on the other hand attempts to take the "horror" MMO concept to the next level. "Everything is true" when it comes to TSW, zombies, vampires, mummies, and everything else that you've heard of is true and out to get you. Of course, TSW isn't survival horror like Resident Evil is but instead dark fantasy, a genre used to place games like Diablo, Blood Omen, Devil May Cry, Legacy of Kain, Sanitarium, Vampire: The Masquerade, and The Witcher.
The question that I want to pose is why aren't there more horror MMOs? Is it because you can play with others negating the fear factor? Well, Left 4 Dead is plenty scary with others playing along with you. DayZ and Killing Floor are rather scary as well and also involve friends. There are ways to make something horrifying while letting you share the adventure and TSW fixes the issue of a monster can't jump through a window while 100 people stand around by forcing much of the main storyline into solo instances.
Left 4 Dead is multiplayer and still brings the horrifying isolation to the players.
Fear factor, or suspense, is a great point, honestly, because TSW isn't that scary to me. Now that it's free-to-play, I've gotten a lot more time in playing it and it becomes more and more difficult to feel anything scary or creepy. The very first mission in the outside world involves hoards of zombies rushing you, but these zombies are nothing like zombies in ZombiU. They casually scream and run at you while you expertly deal the killing blow thanks to magical bees.
TSW isn't hilariously funny like Lollipop Chainsaw but it's not Cry of Fear either. It works hard to make the entire world creepy, but falls short. I wouldn't blame Funcom, masters of world / story creation (see The Longest Journey), but the genre. It's difficult to make something like Dead Space have the mass market appeal that MMOs need to thrive.
For instance, you can tell situations where the "horror" or overall suspense could be cranked up a bit but is instead cranked down. In Vampire: The Masquerade you enter a hotel where there are copious amounts of just "creepy" and jump scares early on. In TSW, you hop into a rollercoaster that for all intents and purposes should scare your socks off but falls short at the predictable jump scare and random monsters you've seen already crawling around.
Maybe it's difficult to add horror into an MMO which is why the genre hasn't made a big move yet. It has to have the mass market appeal and make it friendly for those who aren't all for that heart pounding moments where you scream like a little girl. Dead Space has sold roughly 1.29 million units so far, Dead Rising bringing in 1.92 million units, and Resident Evil 6 comes in at 2.27 million units. Compare that to Dishonored which sold 2.09 million units. So there is an appeal to the genre, so the translation might be where developers sort of decide to go an alternate route.
I think the hardest part of crafting a horror MMO is the "fear of dying." You need to be afraid that your character could, at any second, parish and you are helpless to stop it. In Alone in the Dark there are endless amounts of events that could result to an instant death. ZombiU makes death twice as horrible because not only is it incredibly easy to get infected from a single bite, but once dead you return and have to kill your former self to recover your stuff. Yet, MMOs are afraid of death penalties. They are fearful of even considering pushing it back into what might be considered hardcore territory. Permadeath is the death of any MMO and games like Allods Online learned the hard way of a community's feedback to harsh death punishments. Maybe Wizardry Online will fare better in that regard.
ZomibU doesn't have a co-op mode, but has a severe death penalty. Die and you must kill your zombified corpse to re-obtain your stuff. Other player's corpses can appear in your game.
So far we've gone over the two key components of any horror game – creepiness and fear of dying. How can we get these two components into an MMO and play nice with the MMO formula? I'm not exactly sure, to be honest. TSW falls short in so many of the categories, but that's alright since it's "dark fantasy" like Bayonetta, Diablo, etc. where just blood and gore and a general dark fantasy setting is good enough. How can we get screaming monsters jumping out of cupboards and put them into an MMO setting?
That's a question developers should continue to ask themselves as they conceptualize their newest MMOs. There will come to a point where the fantasy formula just won't work anymore. As it stands, many developers feel that leaving the fantasy formula results in permadeath for whatever MMO. That's not true, just look at the success of EVE Online. On the flipside, fantasy is safe and in this post-recession market every business is about "safe" and less about "innovation," with the exception of games like Guild Wars 2 of course.
To answer the question I posed earlier, I think that's why there is a lack of general horror MMOs. It's something different and not yet widely accepted. It's a lot safer to make elves instead of zombies, orcs instead of vampires, and werewolves instead of, well, werewolves, but you get my point. Making something to scare your socks off isn't a priority for a lot of developers, making something that's both fun and successful is.
Let's take a look at the current and future horror offerings and then think about what a good horror MMO would need.
The Secret World
As mentioned continuously throughout this article, TSW is the first major horror MMO to hit the market. Funcom did a great job with making a game with a compelling world and an overall dark fantasy theme, but falls short in being scary. Some many disagree with me, but I've never really felt "scared" in my entire playtime through the game. There has never really been a point where I've had to take a break or my heart began to race, outside of a few of the instanced areas.
Suspense is where most of the fear comes from. In Dead Space it isn't about the horrific monsters attacking you that's scary, it's those silent moments where nothing is happening and your imagination runs rampant about the possibilities. In TSW, the suspense does arrive in a few of the instanced areas, and I give them big props for that, but the mechanics (such as no lighting/faulty flashlights) get reused a bit too much.
If anything, it teaches us that a good horror MMO may need to be greatly instanced and/or phased in order for it to pull off the atmosphere and triggered events. The instanced areas in TSW is where it shines the most, but most of those are solo only and solo isn't in the spirit of "MMO."
Dead Frontier
This browser-based MMO tries to be the "first survival horror MMO" and it pulls it off well enough. It's an MMO, there are zombies, and you have to manage your health, food, and more to survive. Playing Dead Frontier can be a challenge though; the starting area zombies can easily be defeated by circle strafing large groups of them and jabbing them with melee. It plays the survival bit rather well, the further from safety you are the harder things are and death is harsh, losing your cash and having a respawn timer.
There are some interesting takeaways from Dead Frontier. That intense feeling of "oh no if I die" is there but for survival horror, there isn't much "surprise" when it comes to the monsters attacking. There are just hoards and hoards of them and melee seems to be the preferred way of assaulting the undead. Actually, I hate to change the subject real quick, but melee is becoming the de facto method of dealing with the undead in most modern games, due to ammo scarcity. ZombiU for instance pretty much forces you to melee as much as possible.
I don't know much about this title, but I really just see it as a fantasy MMO with horror monsters. I don't really feel that there is a huge market for this. Most fantasy games include a veritable cornucopia of monster types, from the ultra-cute to the utter dark, but focusing on just horror monsters leads to the same situation TSW suffers from where OK, that looks pretty creepy, but it's just kind of walking back and forth in a field of 20 of its friends.
Requiem: Memento Mori is horror themed, but not necessarily horror.
In all of my research, there is only one horror MMO on the horizon: World of Darkness. Tough gritty and delightfully spooky, it will probably scratch every horror itch, but there simply haven't been enough details released yet to know for certain. That's sad to say, really, because Vampire the Masquerade is the ultimate roleplaying main stream horror setting which also sounds great for "winning MMO formula."
Exanimus disappeared off the radar, sadly. The War Z is supposed to be an MMO, but it's kind of like saying Minecraft is an MMO to me. It's going to be an open world sandbox game, but I haven't had the chance to play yet, after all of the drama going on with Steam.
Two things: atmosphere and suspense. It needs to make you scared that any second your character might die and you need an atmosphere to reinforce it. To that extent, it may be hard to translate that into an MMO. Throughout this article, you'll see mentions that TSW is only really "horror" when it comes to the solo instanced areas. That's because those areas can provide suspense and atmosphere. Wandering hoards of zombies waiting to be pulled, tanked, and defeated aren't suspenseful nor are they really that scary, no matter how much flesh is falling off of them.
I think a good horror MMO could be made with enough phasing and enough work put into it where the players would be on their toes 24/7, but at the same able to cooperate without ruining it. Just because you have fellow allies doesn't mean the hordes of scary creatures are going to stop from clawing your face off, it just means you have company while they do it.
Let's hope that moving forward, more games will take risks and expand into different genres like The Secret World did and let's hope that these game makers continue innovating. What are your thoughts on horror MMOs? Let us know in the comments section below.
I think for it to really work it would have to have permadeath
I disagree with permadeath. Sure death is seem as an inconvenience at best and a quicker means of travel at worst in several mmos. But to suggest permadeath is like realizing there are a couple of ants in your house and going straight to fumigating the house. EverQuest are a nasty biting death penalty, where you had to go loot your gear and lost like 1/4th of a level, with the possibility of deleveling. That kind of penalty, even with clerics who could restore most of it, made people a touch more careful.
Permadeath though no one would bother with raids, or when they died many would drop the game out of frustration on the time it took to max out a character. Plus if it wasn't a game quitting loss, if maxing out didn't take long, permadeath loses its original purpose.
As for horror, its a tad hard to do. I mean, and sorry for using EverQuest again, but Kithicor was a tad scary at night. Sure you could hug the walls and usually avoid death, but again, that was usually. Though even that isn't really horror like you're getting at.
Permadeath can be pulled off. Wizardly Online does it. You die, you soul continues to live on and each time it becomes easier and easier to get roughly back to where you were. Games with permadeath though are different beasts and for different audiences with different mechanics.
Otherwise, I agree with you that it's hard to put permadeath into a game and have any progress be meaningful.
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Created to recognize an outstanding University of Nebraska-Lincoln office/service employee who demonstrates distinguished service and contributions to the University community, this award is made possible by an endowment left to the University Foundation by Floyd S. Oldt in 1991. Any University employee may nominate another UNL employee. Recipients receive a personalized plaque, a year's membership to UNOPA, and a cash award of $1,000.
The 2013-14 Recipient: Lola Young
Floyd S. Oldt Silver Pen Award
UNOPA established this award in 1987 to honor University of Nebraska-Lincoln office/service employees who demonstrate superior performance on the job and make significant contributions to the University community. Since this award was established in the year of UNOPA's Silver Anniversary and the Pen is an instrument common to all UNL personnel, it was named the"Silver Pen Award." Any University employee may nominate another eligible UNL employee. Recipients are presented with a silver pen, a year's membership to UNOPA, and $600.
The 2013-2014 Recipients: Mary Fisher
Floyd S. Oldt Boss of the Year Award
In 1982, UNOPA established an annual award for excellence in personnel management. It recognizes University of Nebraska employees who demonstrate outstanding skills in employee supervision and interpersonal relations. Any full-time employee of UNL, District Research and Extension Center, UNO, or UNMC whose primary work location is on the Lincoln campus, and who has management, administrative, or supervisory responsibilities, is eligible for nomination. Presented in November, this award includes a plaque, a year's Associate Membership to UNOPA, and $500.
The 2013-2014 Recipient: Katie
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DENNIS WASZAK Jr.
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NEW YORK (AP) -- Hut ... hut ... home run!
The San Diego Padres threw a Hail Mary on the final day of the Major League Baseball draft Saturday by taking Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel -- listed as a shortstop for Texas A&M, even though he never played for the Aggies -- in the 28th round.
"It was kind of, 'Why not?'" Padres general manager Josh Byrnes said before the Padres hosted the Washington Nationals.
"Best athlete on the board," Mike Dee, the Padres' president and CEO, wrote on Twitter.
Manziel likely won't ever play an inning of professional baseball, but he's not the first NFL quarterback who heard their name called during the MLB draft.
Sure, Manziel was a terrific baseball player at Tivy High School in Kerrville, Texas, but he hasn't played the sport since so he could focus on football. It looks as though he might have called a successful audible after being the 22nd overall pick in the NFL draft last month.
"We'll see what happens with his football career," Padres closer Huston Street said. "He's potentially got a baseball one."
Here are a few quarterbacks who turned down the baseball diamond for the football gridiron:
A two-sport star in high school in California, Elway was drafted by the Kansas City Royals in the 18th round in 1979. He chose to go to Stanford, where he continued to play baseball and football. The Yankees drafted the slugging outfielder, who was also a hard-throwing pitcher, in the second round in 1981 -- 52nd overall, six spots ahead of Tony Gwynn -- and he played for their short-season affiliate in Oneonta. Elway was selected No. 1 overall in the NFL draft by Baltimore in 1983, but unhappy with the team, he threatened the Colts that he would turn to baseball if they didn't trade him. Baltimore gave in and dealt him to Denver, where Elway forged a Hall of Fame career and won two Super Bowl rings.
Marino was a right-handed pitcher and quarterback at Central Catholic High School in Pittsburgh, and drew interest for his skills in both sports. The Royals drafted him in the fourth round of the 1979 draft -- yes, they took Elway and Marino in the same draft -- but Marino opted to play football at the University of Pittsburgh. Good play call. Marino became one of the game's greatest quarterbacks, going in the first round to the Miami Dolphins in 1983, setting dozens of passing records and being inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2005.
Yep, the three-time Super Bowl champion and two-time MVP was a pretty good baseball player, too. So good, that he was drafted out of high school in the 18th round by the Montreal Expos in 1995 -- as a catcher. He ended up not signing with the Expos and headed to the University of Michigan, where he worked his way up the depth chart from seventh to starter. He wasn't particularly highly touted coming out of college, going to New England in the sixth round. But, we all know what happened next.
He was such an amazing athlete that the Colorado Rockies drafted him as an outfielder out of Virginia Tech in the 30th round of the 2000 baseball draft -- even though he hadn't played the sport since the eighth grade. Vick was the No. 1 overall pick in the 2001 NFL draft and became one of the game's most dynamic players with the Atlanta Falcons. After rejuvenating his career following a nearly two-year jail term for his role in a dogfighting ring, the soon-to-be 34-year-old Vick is with the New York Jets and competing with Geno Smith for the starting job.
The quarterback of the Super Bowl-champion Seattle Seahawks was a 41st-rounder by Baltimore out of high school in 2007, but opted to go to North Carolina State. He was a fourth-round pick of Colorado in 2010 and played in the Rockies' system as a second baseman. Wilson, who later transferred to Wisconsin, told the Rockies in January 2012 that he wanted to pursue an NFL career, and was a third-round choice by Seattle that April. He wasn't quite done with baseball yet, though. In December 2013, he was acquired by the Texas Rangers in the Rule 5 draft. A few weeks after winning the Super Bowl, Wilson attended Rangers spring training and participated in infield drills.


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ARGOS — Munster outlasted Argos 3-1 in the championship game of the Argos Invitational Saturday.
Melissa Strohl gave the Lady Mustangs a lead midway through the first period, but Sammie Hopkins answered with a blast from 35 yards out just minutes later. Argos, with an enrollment of 215 students, had the first half edge over Munster, which boasts an enrollment of 1616: Strohl's goal was the Mustangs' only shot on goal of the opening frame, with the Dragons getting four.
The second half saw the reverse, however, as Munster put seven shots on goal to one by Argos.
"It was a great first half," Argos Coach Jon Alcorn said. "We played much better than the first game, in terms of possession. In the second half, they just wore us down. We had a 15- to 20-minute stretch where they just had us bottled up on our end. But we shook it off and managed to open it up. I was really proud of the way the kids turned the second half around a bit and created chances late. We just didn't get the break we needed."
Allyson Roller won a scrum off a corner kick that turned out to be the game-winner in the 64th minute. The break the Dragons needed just missed due to a spectacular tip save by Mustang keeper Parin Patel in the closing minutes on an Argos shot that would've leveled the match. The Mustangs got an own-goal off a corner in the last minute to deflate the Dragons' last chance.
"We had a great chance on a corner, and then you have to credit Patel for that tremendous save on that shot," said Alcorn.
In the consolation match, Northwood took a 2-0 lead over LaVille on a pair of goals by Val Ostrowski and held on for the win. Jesse Feitz gave the Lancers life with a score in the 58th minute, but they couldn't get the equalizer.
In the first round, Argos defeated LaVille 4-1.
The Dragons had a strong first half offensively, taking a 3-0 lead. Jami Patterson followed a cross from Karalei Kring and scored when the Lancer keeper mishandled the ball. Raelynn Lafrance's cross from the right side was knocked in by Allison Flower, and Carly McCay fed Patterson for a second goal with ten minutes to play in the first half.
LaVille's Jesse Feitz gave the Lancers a spark with about ten minutes to play as she dribbled from 35 yards out and hit a rocket from the left side to put the visitors on the board at 3-1. With five minutes to play, Flower fed Patterson through, and the Argos junior finished to notch a hat trick and put the game away.
"We talked about how flat we came out last Saturday (Kankakee Valley) and the kids were ready," said Alcorn. "We had a good week of practice, a solid win Thursday at Trinity, and we capitalized early on a few of our opponent's mistakes. It's pretty tough to go down 3-0, but credit (LaVille head coach) Steve (Hodge) for getting his kids to compete second half. They were pressing us, and when Jesse scored that nice goal, it shifted the momentum and play their way a bit. We really needed that clincher by Jami to close it out. I know LaVille had a big win Thursday (at CGA) and so maybe they were like us last week at KV."
Munster opened with a 3-0 win over NorthWood, outshooting the Panthers 9-5.
• ARGOS GIRLS SOCCER INVITATIONAL
• MUNSTER 3, ARGOS 1
First half
M — Melissa Strohl, 22nd minute
A — Sammie Hopkins, 26th minute
Second half
M — Allyson Roller, 64th minute
M — own goal, 80th minute
Shots on goal: Munster 8, Argos 5
Saves: Parin Patel (Munster) 4, Karlee VanDerWeele (Argos) 6
Corners: Munster 6, Argos 3
Records: Munster 3-1, Argos 4-2
Consolation Game
• NORTHWOOD 2, LAVILLE 1
First half
N — Val Ostrowski (Hillary Lechlitner), 28th minute
Second half
N — Ostrowski (penalty kick), 57th minute
L — Jesse Feitz (Nina Zeiger), 58th minute
Shots on goal: Northwood 5, LaVille 4
Saves: Danae Ehret (Northwood) 3, Abby McBride (LaVille) 3
Corners: Northwood 9, LaVille 4
Records: Northwood 4-1-1, LaVille 4-2
First round
First half
A — Jami Patterson (Karalei Kring), 14th minute
A — Allison Flower (Raelynn Lafrance), 30th minute
A — Patterson (Carly McCay), 31st minute
Second half
L — Jesse Feitz, 70th minute
A — Patterson (Flower), 75th minute
Shots on goal: Argos 7, LaVille 4
Saves: Karlee VanDerWeele (Argos) 3, LaVille 3 (Abbie McBride, Kyleigh Breden)
Corners: Argos 3, LaVille 7
Second half
M — Allyson Goodrich, 45th minute
M — Jessica Flores, 56th minute
M — Cayla Bales (Lexi Grubisich), 59th minute
Shots on goal: Munster 9, Northwood 5
Saves: Parin Patel (Munster) 5, Danae Ehret (Northwood) 6
Corners: Munster 3, Northwood 1


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June 2014 - Looking For Content Writers!Posted On Wednesday June 04 2014 by SiTV
Due to our growing family of entertainment websites, we are currently in need of writers for bios (for actors and characters), episode recaps and news posts. Requirements:
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Don't Miss Prison Break on Si TV Weeknights at 11pmPosted On Friday December 17 2010 by SiTV
Prison Break is back! Join engineer Michael Scofield and his wrongfully accused brother Lincoln Burrows as they fight to escape from Fox River Penitentiary. Along the way Michael befriends unsavory felons to aid him in his intricate plan to break out and expose a massive conspiracy. Watch the entire series starting from the very first episode only on SÃ TV!
�For photos, cast bios and quizzes, join us at http://www.sitv.com/prison-break!
Prison Break: Then & Now Part 2Posted On Tuesday September 28 2010 by SiTV
Want to know what your favorite Prison Break character is doing now? Find out where Robert Knepper, Danay GarcÃa, and more can be found! Check out Sà TV's new slideshow! Watch Prison Break weeknights at 11PM ET/PT only on Sà TV.
Watch Prison Break Weeknights Only on SÃ TVPosted On Monday September 20 2010 by SiTV
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SEASON 1 AIRING ON SITV THIS WEEKPosted On Thursday August 26 2010 by alex
Only 5 days until Michael Scofield plans the ESCAPE from Fox River and save his brother's life! Watch Prison Break from the very beginning starting Monday 8/30 @ 11PM on SÃ TV. Click here for more information!
Prison Break returns on Si TVPosted On Friday April 16 2010 by alex
Press Release: "LOS ANGELES, April 14, 2010—Sà TV has announced the breakout arrival of the acclaimed series Prison Break to the network. The Golden Globe-nominated series will premiere on Sà TV on Monday, April 19, its first airing anywhere since its first-run on FOX. Prison Break will air Monday-Friday nights on Si TV at 10PM ET/PT. Prison Break is a suspenseful drama that revolves around two brothers; one has been sentenced to death for a crime he did not commit, and the other devises an elaborate plan to help his brother escape prison. The series focuses Lincoln Burrows (played by Dominic Purcell), a death-row inmate who is accused of the murder of the vice president. Wentworth Miller stars as his brother Michael Schofield, an engineer who helped design the prison where Lincoln is being held. Michael gets himself arrested and sent to the same prison so, empowered with his knowledge of the building, the two brothers can escape together. However, while inside, Michael dis""covers a massive conspiracy that is determined to see Lincoln's sentence carried out. The series also made a star of Latino actor Amaury Nolasco, who was twice-nominated by the National Council of La Raza's (NCLR) prestigious ALMA awards for his work on Prison Break. Nolasco portrays Fernando Sucre, Michael's complex cellmate. The 81-episode series ran on the Fox Network from 2005-2009 and continues to have a huge on-line following as evidenced by its 1.5+ million fans on Facebook. In support of the series launch on Sà TV, the network has built a robust, interactive site featuring video extras, games, photos and much more at www.sitv.com/prison-break. About Sà TV Sà TV is America's first media company to reach the millions of 18–34-year-old Latinos who prefer their content in English and seek it across all platforms—including linear television, the internet, video-on-demand and wireless devices. Sà TV offers authentic, relevant content that includes Model Latina, Latino 101, and the first-ever Web-to-TV reality series Elle & Tito: The Married Life. Sà TV is available nationwide on Dish Network, and in more than 200 cities and communities across the United States, including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco / Bay Area, Dallas, Houston, Detroit, Denver, San Antonio and Las Vegas. For more information about Sà TV, please visit www.sitv.com. "
Screenshots - Prison Break GamePosted On Friday October 23 2009 by Clarissa
We told you a while ago that a company was making a Prison Break video game and now we have additional information, including screenshots!
The release date for the game isn't set, but we do know that it will be available for the PC, PS3 and X-Box 360. In this case, you don't be playing as Michael though. The company has released this description:
"The protagonist of the "Prison Break" game is Company agent Tom Paxton. He is sent to the Fox River State Penitentiary to find out why Michael Scofield (the hero of the TV series), a man without a previous criminal record, became a bank robber. The storyline runs parallel to the first season of "Prison Break": Paxton encounters several characters from the series and experiences key events from his own perspective."
You can see from the photo below that Linc will show up (and what a great likeness of Dominic Purcell that is!). When I first saw the photos I didn't realize we would be playing someone who isn't Michael, so I took one look at the guy's muscles and was all "uh....no offence to Wentworth (who you know I love), but that so doesn't not look like him". I guess we should expect to see more familiar characters beyond Linc since the game is supposed to take place in season 1, but no official word on that yet.
In the meantime, click the photos below to view all 15 screenshots in our picture gallery (you can also learn more at the game's official site). Check back later for more information!
New Site ForumsPosted On Sunday September 20 2009 by Clarissa
We have recently consolidated and upgraded the forums for this site and all of our sister sites. Please visit www.tvlurk.com. Join the community, explore some threads and new TV shows.
If you have any suggestions or comments about our forums email me at clarissa @ prisonbreakmanhunt.com
Sneak Peak Video: Wentworth on SVUPosted On Tuesday September 08 2009 by Clarissa
Below is a sneak peak for Wentworth's appearance on the season 11 premiere episode of Law & Order: SVU. Check out the Scofield Whisper at the beginning of the video! Ahh....how I've missed that.
Synopsis for Wentworth's SVU AppearancePosted On Sunday August 30 2009 by Clarissa
NBC has released the official synopsis for the season premiere of Law and Order: SVU, which also happens to be the episode that Wentworth Miller will be guest starring. Turns out it's the season 11 premiere:
Officer Nate Kendall (Guest Star Wentworth Miller) is called in to help Detectives Olivia Benson (Mariska Hargitay) and Elliot Stabler (Chris Meloni) solve a series of rape cases along with executive ADA Sonya Paxton (Guest Star Christine Lahti).
Officer Nate Kendall (guest star Wentworth Miller) aids a woman in trouble and becomes roped into solving a rape case. While Detectives Elliot Stabler (Chris Meloni) and Olivia Benson (Mariska Hargitay) believe that Kendall is not right for the case due to his unstable personality, Executive ADA Sonya Paxton (guest star Christine Lahti) joins the team, bringing evidence of a common thread among three other rape cases. With Paxton's help, the team might expose a serial rapist. Also starring: Richard Belzer (Detective John Much), Dann Florek (Captain Donald Cragen), Ice-T (Detective Odafin Tutuola), Tamara Tunie (Dr. Melinda Warner), and B.D. Wong (Dr. George Huang).
Mark Wednesday, September 23 (at 9:00 p.m.) in your calendars, because that's the night we'll see Went back on TV again (oh, yeah, and SVU will be premiering....I love the show even without Went).
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The time was just right for Louisiana indie-pop band Givers to take the Mojave stage Friday afternoon.
The neighboring electronica-oriented Sahara stage had just wrapped up a set, and Givers' bouncy, percussion-heavy tunes were perfect for the day-glow dancers looking for their next place to party.
And party they did.
Led by the vocalist/guitarist Taylor Guarisco and vocalist/percussionist/ukulele-weilding Tiffany Lamson, Givers' sound is tinged with a world music quality that has polyrhythms that would make Vampire Weekend proud.
By the time Guarisco picked up a Telecaster for a more wired sound – trading out his electric/acoustic – the band was ready to break out the fan-favorite "Meantime," which induced an undulating sea of bodies hopping up and down.
The crowd rarely stopped all show, drawing on Guarisco's energy as he flailed all over the stage.
Lamson did her part by bringing out a tambourine, xylophone and bells, choosing times to wail on her drum kit to add another level to the beat.
Givers ended their set with "Up, Up, Up," which has been heard on television in a few places – probably the perfect end for an audience ready to jump with the band.


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The Horizons House of Commons chat logs are now available for your viewing pleasure. This time around they talked mostly of the upcoming expansion. I say cheers that these guys get to do something good to this old game.
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Few members of the U.S. House of Representatives over the past few years have been more reliably conservative than Republican Rep. Nathan Deal, whose district covers the nearby area of North Georgia.
Now he seeks Georgia's governor's seat against Democrat former Gov. Roy Barnes, who was defeated after one term by current Gov. Sonny Perdue eight years ago.
Gov. Perdue has served with great fiscal responsibility, and Rep. Deal is the right man to succeed him.
Rep. Deal seeks to lower a range of state taxes to boost job growth. He is firmly against illegal immigration. He supports Georgia's commonsense voter ID law, which makes sure only legal residents of Georgia may vote. He is pro-life. And as a member of Congress, he vigorously opposed the costly ObamaCare health "reform."
Liberal former Gov. Barnes, by contrast, cites lots of things on which he would spend more money — from making hundreds of state buildings energy-efficient to raising teacher pay. But where would the money for bigger government come from in a time of recession?
Among other unwise views, Mr. Barnes has said illegal aliens should be given driver's licenses. And he backs so-called abortion "rights."
We strongly support Rep. Deal's election as a conservative governor for Georgia.
Nathan Deal is a good man. He is for the hard working people of Georgia. I no he has helped me out before. All you have to do is write him a letter and tell him your problem. And he will reply back. He want toss it in the trash can like some of those up in Congress do.


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Eastham House Rental Photos and Description
House, 3 Bedrooms + Den, 2.5 Baths, (Sleeps 6-8)
Tastefully decorated home in South Eastham residential area. Our home features easy access to beaches, shopping and restaurants.
Convenient: We are just one mile from Orleans center and its fine restaurants, ice cream shops, ballpark and galleries. The Cape Cod Bike Path is just seconds away and allows you to ride for miles in either direction, to the nearby bay and ocean beaches, picturesque Rock Harbor, nature preserves and towns.
Quiet nature: In a woodsy neighborhood, our home is just a short walk from the birds and wildlife of Boat Meadow Marsh and hiking in a woodlands preserve.
Close to beaches: Bay side beaches are a ten minute bike ride or five minute car ride away; ocean beaches (including the renowned Coast Guard Beach) are also just a few minutes away; fresh water ponds like Eastham's Herring or Great Ponds are also within ten minutes by bike; finally Nauset Bay and the Town boat ramp are just two minutes away by car or a short walk.
Updated, modern and tidy:
Fabulous screened porch and sunroom-it's really an outdoor living room
Fully stocked kitchen-all major appliances, spices and pots and pans
Wonderful open dining room, living room and kitchen layout for parties or sharing time with family and friends
Downstairs master bedroom and bath are friendly to disabled folks: wide doors and grab bars
Washer/dryer on first floor
Keywords: House
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- limited accessibility
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
Why The Owner chose Eastham
When we decided to sell our ski house, we searched for the right beach place from Maine to RI. We settled on the Outer Cape for its pristine beaches, pleasant towns, fine restaurants and convenient location. It was the right combination for us!
What makes this house unique
We love the quiet of the Cape and our neighborhood. Yet it's so convenient to beaches, boating, shopping, biking and other activities.