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You never know what you'll find in the Soap Factory's creepy Haunted Basement.
Oct. 5-31, 514 SE. 2nd St., Mpls., $22, 18 and older,612-623-9176, www.soapfactory.org.
"The Legend of Zelda -- Symphony of the Goddesses": There was a time when the thought of a symphony orchestra performing video-game music just seemed ridiculous. Those times have surely passed. On this tour, "The Legend of Zelda" franchise gets the royal treatment (and you'll be paying for it -- top ticket price is $129). The production numbers will span all 25 years of the acclaimed video-game series, and with a complete four-movement symphony, no less.
8 p.m. Sept. 22, Orpheum Theatre, 910 Hennepin Av. S., Mpls., $49-$129, 1-800-982-2787, www.hennepintheatretrust.org.
Louis C.K.: When you've achieved near universal acclaim as the funniest stand-up comedian on the planet, you can basically do whatever the hell you want. Which is exactly what Louis C.K. is doing these days. For his latest tour, the hard-edged comic is selling his own tickets (via his website). He's essentially cut out the middleman and those annoying hidden fees. The price to see the best? A cool $45.
7:30 p.m. Oct. 4 and 5, 10:30 p.m. Oct. 5. Minneapolis Convention Center. $45. www.louisck.net.
Wanda Sykes: She might be a terrible talk-show host, but the comedian is good at just about everything else. Sykes is a sitcom scene stealer and often a bright spot in otherwise ho-hum animated features, such as "Rio" and "Ice Age: Continental Drift." Onstage, her stand-up is a sarcastic ball of fire, catapulting jokes into the audience with that trademark nasally delivery.
8 p.m. Sept. 28. Orpheum Theatre, 910 Hennepin Av. S., Mpls. $39.75-$59.75, 1-800-982-2787, www.hennepintheatretrust.org.
Smack Shack: Let's call it the second most anticipated restaurant of the year (following Butcher & the Boar). Of course, Isaac Becker's Burch and Kam Talebi's Union might have something to say about that. But Smack Shack already has a built-in audience, thanks to the hordes of lobster roll lovers who've made it a food truck king. Its owners hope to capture that fervor with a large North Loop restaurant that will have two bars, a loading- dock patio and the same great lobster sandwiches.
Opening in October. www.smack-shack.com.
Republic: Amid the chain stores and trendy restaurants that dot the Uptown landscape, Republic's November opening will be a breath of fresh air. The pub made a name for itself last year after transforming a perennial college dump (Sgt. Preston's) into one of the Twin Cities' best craft-beer bars. They hope to work that same magic with the former Independent space in Calhoun Square.

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I've just spent three weeks completely glued to an Israeli show called Srugim. To be honest, I've been completely obsessed and of course, now wish I had spread it out over a longer period of time. Srugim was broadcast in Israel between the years of 2008-2011. The plot revolved around a group of friends in Jerusalem -- Yafit, Amir, Nati, Reut and Hodaya-- all in their 20s, all single, all Orthodox Jews, all looking for meaning of life and love but with Jewish rituals in mind. Kind of Friends, kind of Sex and the City with a Jewish slant. I first Read More
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Review: Maleficent, a Feminist Film
I always worry about Disney movies, as much as I love them. The female characters always seem to need me. Or to be saved by men. Of they need to be kissed by men in order to live. That has been the story of several of their fairytales, including the very popular Sleeping Beauty. In that story, a handsome Prince breaks a spell cast on the Princess by Malifecent and not only are they reunited, she is saved and the palace awakens. Everyone lives happily ever after as a result of the Prince's actions, even though he is a minor character in the story. Oh, Read More
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Don't hate me. I know you love Orange is the New Black as much as I do. Not only am I about to tell you that I've seen the first episode of season two of the series, set to premiere on Netflix on June 6th, but I also got invited to the NYC premiere party at the Ziegfeld Theater! Okay, now you really hate me. What can I tell you about the evening? It was surreal - from watching the actors walk down the red carpet to viewing my favorite show in a room full of passionate OITNB watchers to attending the party where I saw my favorite characters standing in Read More
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Women in the News
Lots boiling regarding women in the news, here are my top 5 stories: 1. Meryl Streep took the stage at the National Board of Review awards gala in New York to present an award to Emma Thompson for her role in Saving Mr. Banks. She started out with praise for the actress, but according to Variety and other sources, Streep soon launched into a little speech about Disney's anti-Semitic. racist and sexist views. She also declared Thomson as a "rabid, man-eating feminist. How I loved this speech. Check it out here. 2. Lena Dunham still has to explain why Read More


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The SCSU men's hockey team found success at home over the weekend. The team swept WCHA opponent Colorado College at the NHEC. The Huskies started the weekend with a 5-3 victory on Friday night before completing the sweep with a 3-1 victory on Saturday.
The freshmen continued to shine scoring six of the eight goals on the weekend. Freshman Kalle Kossila scored in both games, he leads all WCHA rookies in scoring this season with ten goals. The WCHA honored the SCSU freshmen again this week naming Johnny Brodzinski the Rookie of the Week for his two goals and assist over the week. Senior, Drew LeBlanc continued his point streak, notching at least one point in each of the last seven games. Ben Hanowski notched a goal and an assist over the weekend to put his career point total at 95.
With the wins the Huskies improve to 11-7-0 overall and 9-5-0 in the WCHA. The Huskies are in first place in the WCHA standings heading into the holiday break and are ranked 16 in the USCHO poll. The team will have this weekend off before hosting RPI on Dec. 27 and 28 to round out 2012. For the latest in SCSU Hockey news follow us on Twitter.
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An Orange County home has a large hole in it on Monday morning after investigators said an out-of-control driver slammed into it.
The driver first crashed into an SUV before slamming into the home on Winter Park Road at Corrine Drive.
Neighbors checked out the damage to the home.
"The second time he had hit a car and other things and ended up in the side of this house," said a neighbor.
No one in the house was hurt, but the driver went to the hospital to be checked out.
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As one of the leading Medical Equipment and Supplies Distributor in Indonesia, we believe that giving back to the community – or being part of something similar – is one of the values of our company in accordance with our CSR programs as shown in this event.
A group of doctors and specialists as alumni of one of the Faculty of Medicine from the local University in Central Java initiated a social activity called "OPERASI MASSAL TERLAMA 100 JAM NON-STOP" whereby they provide the local community free multiple surgeries for a total of 100 hours non-stop on 8-11 March, 2011.
During this event, we supported by providing some equipments and supplies used during the surgery and monitoring of post-op, such as Dash 2500 ICU Monitor, Responder 2000 Defibrillator and LMA for Airway Management during anesthesia. We are proud to be able to participate in this social activity and we believe that the patients will benefit the most and this is once again in accordance with our motto: "Helping you to save more lives."
We will implement 3 R's which are Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle as well as Precycle which means to think about carrying just what we need as another way to prevent producing waste.
Some of the threats to Indonesia's future resources come from things we throw away which cause a tremendous risk to human health in the future.
Change to a better deliverance of service of Helping you to save more lives.
The Department of Cardiology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Indonesia celebrates 34th anniversary by a social activity with the theme "Cardiology Gives Back".
We supported an exhibition booth and also the lunch symposium where we launched the Mac i, GE's latest Resting ECG system.
The Celebration of Fondaco Mitratama 14th Anniversary - Reborn
Fondaco mendukung program pemerintah untuk menyukseskan MDGs (millennium development goals) dengan teknologi terkini
Ikatan Teknik Elektro Medik (IKATEMI) DPC Sulsel bekerja sama PT. Fondaco Mitratama, menggelar pelatihan teori dan praktek menggunakan peralatan medis secara intensif.


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As we enter a new century full of technological promise, there is a renewed emphasis on the role of industrial entrepreneurs with new, innovative solutions to the problems and opportunities of twenty-first century America. Yet the reliance on industrial entrepreneurs and their symbiotic relationship with the federal government is not new. Driven by both the exigencies of national defense and the requirements of transportation and communication across the American continent, the federal government has played an instrumental role in fostering the development of new production techniques and technologies from the earliest years of the republic. To do so, government has often turned to individual entrepreneurs with innovative ideas. For example, in 1798 the federal government laid the foundation for the first machine tool industry with a contract to the inventor, Eli Whitney, for interchangeable musket parts.1 A few decades later, in 1842, a hesitant Congress appropriated funds to demonstrate the feasibility of Samuel Morse's telegraph.2 Both Whitney and Morse fostered significant inno-
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I have just purchased a 1941 2 story house, that needs some TLC and personality. But before I can get to the fun stuff, I need to replace the subfloor in the downstairs small bath/utility room.
The flooring in the small stand-up shower is getting soft. So is the flooring behind the old fashioned radiator and washer/dryer nook. The previous owner appeared to be in the process of fixing it, and said he would complete the job, but that was 4 months ago. And now he's incognito (the jerk). I know how to remove/take out the toilet, small cabinets, appliances, and the floor trim/baseboards. But the shower stall and radiator is giving me a headache. Do I treat the radiator like the toilet and if so, how? Or do I cut the subfloor away and replace in pieces? And can I take out the shower stall/tub (it's one of those molded pan types w/ the vinyl walls and nook and I believe it's glued) w/o destroying it? Advertisement |
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You may want to post this in another forum, such as the remodeling forum.
The flooring forum tends toward discussions about the merits and how-to of various kinds of floor coverings -- tile, hardwood, etc. Your questions are more generally about remodeling. As to your questions, you may as well unhook and move the radiator and plug the pipes while you work on that area. The shower should come apart if it's a pan with wall pieces. It may be caulked, nailed at the edge and held in by surrounding sheetrock, but it's probably not glued. But then I've never taken apart one of those. http://www.diychatroom.com/f80/ AdvertisementLast edited by LookoutRanch; 04-28-2009 at 05:52 PM. |
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CONSOL Energy Center - Pittsburgh, PA
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Pittsburgh, PA (Sports Network) - Dane Miller scored 17 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, leading Rutgers to a 63-54 win over the Auburn Tigers as part of the SEC-Big East Invitational at the CONSOL Energy Center.
Jonathan Mitchell added 14 points and seven boards for the Scarlet Knights (6-2), winners of three straight. James Beatty scored 13 in the win.
Kenny Gabriel paced Auburn (3-5) with 18 points off the bench while Earnest Ross scored 15 and grabbed 10 rebounds, though he shot just 4-of-14 from the floor. Andre Malone rounded out the double-digit scorers with 10 points.
Rutgers missed its first 12 shots from the field as Auburn jumped out to an early 7-0 lead. However, the Scarlet Knights answered with a 15-0 run and eventually took a 29-24 lead into the break.
The Scarlet Knights held Auburn to 8-of-25 shooting (32 percent) in the second stanza while making all 10 of their free-throw attempts to secure the win.
Rutgers out-rebounded the Tigers by 13 for the game, including a 17-9 edge on the offensive glass that resulted in a 20-2 advantage in second-chance points. Auburn shot just 30.2 percent from the field, although Rutgers didn't fare much better with a 33.9-percent shooting effort.
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The way Cox sees it, that encounter was one of the great missed opportunities of his life. "I could have called the coach," Cox says. "She told me he would give me a tryout and stuff and help me with [the college application] paperwork and all that. I never even followed up on that. I just spaced it out. If I would have persisted myself in that direction further, I probably wouldn't be here."
In January, Cox and the Denver district attorney's office settled the case of Bobby Yarbrough without a trial. Cox agreed to plead guilty to manslaughter; the prosecution dropped its charge of first-degree murder. Deputy District Attorney Bill Robbins, the lead prosecutor on the case, says the plea bargain was necessary because of general unreliability on the part of the partygoers who saw the shooting. "We just didn't feel comfortable with the witnesses," Robbins says.
Last month, Denver District Judge R. Michael Mullins sentenced Sean Cox to twelve years in prison, the maximum allowed under the law. Mullins told Cox that he hoped, when Cox is released, that "you can put this behind you and lead a much better life in the future."
Cox figures he'll be eligible for parole in about four years. Since his sentencing, he says, he's reflected a lot about his life, his drinking, and the night he killed Bobby Yarbrough.
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Chennaiites pay tribute to the mastermind behind the world's tech revolution, by celebrating his life and work.
On a lazy Sunday afternoon, over 80 individuals sat in rapt attention at a leading resto-pub in the city but each of them was on a high of a different kind. At "iLove: a tribute to Steve Jobs", the mood was celebratory, the voices were loud and the thoughts were clear and full of jingoism. iLove was an event to commemorate the life, achievements and accomplishments of a mastermind who built Apple, a company that has taken the world by storm.
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Starting off with a candle light vigil, iLove was kicked along from the glow of light from numerous iphones, ipads and ipods: and what better way to honour Steve Jobs than with the products he so lovingly created, invented and brought alive with so much passion and conviction. In 56 years, Steve had transformed the world in so many ways that encapsulating the magnitude of his achievements in such a short span was going to be a difficult task.
From the plethora of products he built at Apple to computers he built at NeXT to taking the animation world by storm with Pixar, Steve Jobs had almost single-handedly transformed the world of communication and entertainment in so many ways that words can barely attempt to describe.
And to sum up his life in his own words, there couldn't be a better one than the Stanford Graduation speech that has been viewed over 10 million times on YouTube! A speech that lifts spirits, induces goose bumps and draws applause from even those who never knew the man himself. Shared next at iLove were the eight Time Magazine covers that Steve made it to, followed some of the finest apple commercials that the world has come to fall in love with.
And no great business is built without great rivalries! iLove brought out the perspective of the love-hate relationship Steve Jobs shared with Bill Gates, the founder of Microsoft Corporation, through snippets of both of them sharing the same stage. The evening moved on with sharing of some of the finest pieces of fan art that was painstakingly created by some of Steve's admirers and fans.
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And what about the fans at iLove, they had their opportunity too! Participants signed their tributes on sheets of paper that would be sent out to the Apple HQ at Cupertino where they would be shared with his family and friends. Participants also won some gift vouchers through a trivia contest on the life and achievements of Steve Jobs. And to perhaps predict the world of apple without Steve, we shared a video created by a fan to show us how apple promises to transform our lives in more ways than it already has. A fitting finale to an evening that brought together all things Steve.
So why iLove and what's the story behind Chennai's tribute to the man who was loved, adored and respected by billions? Ironically, on the morning of Steve's demise, the author of this story and his partners set out to start a digital communication company named YOU&i and they regard Steve as the embodiment everything they aimed to achieve. And they decided to kick start their dreams by paying homage to Steve: A man they consider the superstar of the digital age.
Sandeep is the CEO/Managing Partner at be positive 24 and partner at YOU and i Digital.
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Just received my iSkin Vibe today..ordered the purple one and absolutely love it! The color is vibrant and fun, the look is slim, yet my Blackberry Bold 9700 feels protected. I had previously been using the Blackberry Skin..which is also a great product, but I think I am going to like the iSkin because of 1)the color purple and 2)heavier, thicker material for protection..but not "too" heavy or thick. I also like the fact that the camera lens and flash are covered for added protection of those components. Thanks! Would highly recommend! |
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When I first got this skin about a week ago, I was excited to open it up and throw it onto my Bold 9700. Little did I know, I was about to be very disappointed when it would take me about 10 minutes to get it on the device and massage it into place (so the camera lined up and all that..). Now that I have it on my device correctly, I am not taking it off. I absolutely love this skin. It is very form-fitting, it is very very easy to get in and out of your pocket (something I was initially worried about), and it offers very good protection. I think the addition of the screen shield & stickers pushes the 4 star review to a 5 star review :) Definitely worth the buy if you arent the type of person to switch out of cases a lot :) |
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I am really please with this case. It is a little bit less flexible than the previous one I had which is great since the old one kept coming off! The anti-glare screen protector that comes with it is fantastic and works really well. You will not go wrong with this product. | |||||
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I have two villages both made by Dept. 56 - the Dicken's Village and North Pole Village. I have about 15 houses for the first and perhaps 5 for the NP. I really am at a loss about how to display them. In the past I just put them out on a banquet table which I've covered with a table cloth and a sheet of 'snow.' Please help! |
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- Posted by kathleen_li (My Page) on Sun, Nov 18, 07 at 11:03
I like that! More dimensional that just spread out over a table. I don't have a collection of those. Stopped myself a few years ago....someone gave me a dept 56 church, and I thought, I would add to it. But, I decided I was too old to start another collection!! |
- Posted by luvstocraft (My Page) on Sun, Nov 18, 07 at 11:31
Wow, Judith had some great suggestions for you. I think the little houses are so darling too, but I have refrained more because of lack of space than anything else. This subject came up over on the Garden Junk forum too, so I am posting a quick link for you to see the pics and ideas posted there. Kathleen, stop with the "old" comments--I might resemble them! LOL Luvs |
Here is a link that might be useful: Christmas villages
- Posted by kathleen_li (My Page) on Sun, Nov 18, 07 at 13:28
LOL, Luvs, you know what I mean. Once the kids are grown and out of the house...I don't need to start collecting..need to purge!! Since I can't seem to do that, I don't want to start investing in another collection. So I will get my enjoyment from looking at others! And those pretty houses can add up. Wow, Jim! That looks like some endeavor! |
- Posted by purplemoon (My Page) on Sun, Nov 18, 07 at 15:49
JIM, so glad you came out to play. Missed you and your wonderful photos! Your village display is absolutely stunning...WOW. Its got to go in the Inspiration Album!!! And such an interesting one Judith posted a photo of, I've never seen "whatever that is" the top row is on. I am racking my little brain about what to do with mine this year. I reluctantly gave about half mine to my DD and DDIL last year, simply because of my having so much. Another ADDICTING thing to collect. Last year I cleared my long kitchen counter and put mine on there...worked great as the cats actually never got up to bother it. WOOOOOO HOOOOOO. However, now my Xmas cookie jar collection has outgrown the top of the fridge and I need the counter for it. I've bought 5 darn cookie jars recently. ARRRGGGHHH. If you check the link to the GJ post on this subject, you'll see that village photo I posted...Inspiration pix...of a fabulous fireplace set up. Tempting, oh so tempting. But then I stop and think about Brat Cat and wonder. Same with formal diningroom table in front room. Would he, or wouldn't he? LOL. My DD has a pretty big collection but she breaks her's up into vignettes on various tables and cabinets and such thru out her familyroom and livingroom and it looks nice I think. My head is spinning and I've yet to haul anything out as my back told me NO WAY this weekend. Dang. So keep posting more ideas and inspiration and watch Karen's head spin like a TOP. LOL hugs, K |
Jim, beautiful design on the top of your hutch, I know that it looked even prettier in "real life"! Luvs, that was a geat link, lots of good examples there too. Karen, that was a "boat type bowl" wicker basket. They were sold last year at Burlington Coat Factory in different sizes, the Garden Center designer did this arrangement in the special "village room" |
- Posted by luvstocraft (My Page) on Sun, Nov 18, 07 at 23:44
Jim, your hutch display was really impressive. I loved the pic of the lady especially. Luvs |
Wow, thanks everyone!! JudithVA - that is so cute - thanks for posting. I'd need to make a LARGE version. Jim - love it! How did you make it/set it up? |
WOWZA Jim, that is gorgeous!!Thank you Decor64 for starting this thread! DH made me a 3' x 3' chunk of plywood mounted on a frame that fits the top of our antique trunk in the DR (I put a piece of an old blanket between the trunk and the frame when I put it out). He painted it white and put a little white picket fence around the edges. I get it in place, and then scatter a string or two of white lights on white cords over the surface and then top them with drifts of the modern nonflammable angel hair. I use white painted 2x4 blocks for risers under the angel hair. Then I set my village up..it's not a collectable village...just one that I have accumulated odd pieces to at garage sales, etc. I use an old round mirror nestled into the angel hair for a pond, and then set my little angel orchestra up on the glass. My Gkidlets are enthralled, and there really isn't anything valuable to be broken if disaster strikes! To be perfectly honest, DH and I are guilty of turning off all the lights and just enjoying the serenity of the quiet village!! |
Thanks for all the props! It was very pretty non-flash - the garland had twinkle lights and the houses were lite - it looked like the top of a hill. decor64 - It was simply just creating the background of trees and then all the houses were raised to various levels for perspective onto whatever I had available i.e. boxes, books, pans, etc. Then it was just filling the area w/batting snow. It was actually easier because I didn't have to use people or all the other accessories. Here's a picture of the first village I did - it wasn't unimpressive for lack of try trying. I got the cardboard houses a day or two before Xmas for a few dollars each from a store going out of business and they were clearing inventory. So I just bought the snow and a few people but I had to have it up for Christmas. So here it is - It looks like it should be condemned. LOL Jim |
- Posted by purplemoon (My Page) on Mon, Nov 19, 07 at 16:31
LOL, Jim I don't think that looks like it should be "condemned". You are too funny! Its very quaint and simple. So what are you doing this year? I can hardly wait to see photos from you, your home is so gorgeous. hugs, Karen |
Hi Karen - not sure what I'm doing - I have the little one to contend with and the bigger one is just as nosey too. I wonder if I could keep them sedated for Dec. LOL... A friend bought me a cardboard village set from Room Service Home, I'm planning to put that on the cabinet in the Lr underneath my faux feather tree loaded with ornaments in gold, silver and cream. Not sure what'll do to the mirror behind it. Everything else is based on if I don't get a sciatic attack, or my arthritis doesn't act up or getting a new malady! I want to do something different w/the apothecary jars tho. Jim |
Ds is going to start putting up some of his Dept 56's on Ebay. I'll let you all know when he does. |
- Posted by purplemoon (My Page) on Tue, Nov 20, 07 at 3:55
Jim, I will send many good thoughts on NO sciatica. That kind of pain should be outlawed during the Holidays!!! Arthritis is bad enough, so no new malady allowed either. LOL. I want a new body for Xmas! Sounds like you might too. You can't sedate the cats for Dec, LOL. What fun would that be? Just consider them "decorating challenges". Minnie, don't you go spending my money on eBay. LOL. I'm in enough trouble there now. hugs, Karen |
- Posted by luvstocraft (My Page) on Tue, Nov 20, 07 at 21:31
I didn't think it looked like it should be condemned either, looked good to me. Did any of you see the great article in Country Sampler magazine about the cardboard houses? I know several of you have them. Jim, you'd never told us before that you had health issues. Hope none of them bug you during the holidays. ;o) And no sedating the cats--they are more fun than decorations anyway. Luvs |
- Posted by lynnencfan (My Page) on Sat, Nov 24, 07 at 16:14
- Posted by purplemoon (My Page) on Sat, Nov 24, 07 at 17:44
I like the 'larger' trees in background of first village, I never thought about adding that kind before. That is also very cool to have several rows of your village under the Xmas tree. That's an idea I definitely can't borrow tho, my Brat Cat would absolutely LOVE this. The other cats would probably want to lay in midst of it, he'd be like one of those giant monsters in an old movie. "The Cat Who Ate the Town" or something. LOL hugs, Karen |
- Posted by lynnencfan (My Page) on Sat, Nov 24, 07 at 18:18
lol Karen - we have 4 cats and they all have 'visited' the villages at one time or another - we take pictures and then politely tell them to go home Here are two different ones visiting the same village - the fluffy one decided to stay awhile :D our 'old man' decided to just pass through |
- Posted by purplemoon (My Page) on Sat, Nov 24, 07 at 19:39
Fantastic photos, Lynne. Isn't it wonderful how softly a cat walks! could I put the photo of tree w village tiers in the Inspiration Album? hugs, Karen |
- Posted by lynnencfan (My Page) on Sat, Nov 24, 07 at 21:46
Karen - It would be an honor - you sure can. I just found this forum today and have been really inspired by all I have seen so far. Now I am off to check out your 'inspiration album'. Yesterday I OD'd on HGTV and all the Christmas decorating shows all day - lol - I can never get enough Christmas ideas...... Lynne |
- Posted by purplemoon (My Page) on Sat, Nov 24, 07 at 23:35
Ohhh Lynne, you are going to be real busy reading back thru all our posts and archives. LOL. Hope you stick around, and share many more photos with us. This is just best group to hang out with you'll ever find. Will add your photo, and think for fun I'll add the one of your cat napping in the village. That is just too cute. hugs, Karen |
Ooooh, one of my favorite topics! I'm a village collector too, CIC and Dickens. I love all your photos. I'll be setting my village up next week. I have to admit, I don't use snow. I'm not a big fan of it, but one year I got brave and used some pearlized confetti I found at a party store. It was messy though, so I canned that idea for future displays. But it did look nice and was very pretty in the soft lights. I set my villages up on a tiled bar surface and on top of the 55" TV and just leave the surface bare. I use a couple of small clear votives with tealights to give a little more soft surface light to the villages at night. I have a village cat too! I'm looking forward to seeing more of your ideas. |
- Posted by purplemoon (My Page) on Sun, Nov 25, 07 at 23:43
LOL, another "Village Cat". I love it. But then I haven't gotten my village set up yet, so I may not love it once MY darling Brat Cat is on the scene. Literally ON the scene. I've started my decorating this weekend, and he's pretty happy so far. LOL, he probably knows the tree ornaments will be coming out soon. His personal favorite Xmas decor. hugs, Karen |
- Posted by prosperity66 (My Page) on Mon, Nov 26, 07 at 3:30
I have no "Village Cat" but well a "Village and everything else Dog" ;-) My dog is a little bit nervous and the village will be at risk in the living room (the risk is that the village could look like a French village after the second world war as soon as my dog sees it). I will, therefore, put the Christmas village on the tablet of the front window of my living room, after having placed artificial snow, some artificial snow on the window, and put some fir branches all around. The neighbors will have a nice view of my window and my Christmas village will not meet my dog:) |
Here is a link that might be useful: Christmas Time
Hi, newbie from SW Fl.... what great villages here....thought I would share my village http://family.webshots.com/album/523725386XLEpGK |
- Posted by luvstocraft (My Page) on Mon, Nov 26, 07 at 12:38
Properity, I was expecting to see your village when I clicked on the link. Is Christmas time your business? Looks like a combination of things for sale and activities and helpful hints. Swtncgram, what an amazing village display! And your pics were wonderful. Thanks for sharing. Luvs |
Oh, I love all your village pics, but the cats are stealing the show, imo. lol! I want to give all your fur babies a hug! I have a dollhouse that I decorate and one I'm trying to turn into a gingerbread type house. I am having trouble finding fake candy. Anyone know where I might find some? I don't mind cutting it apart if its on a strand or something similar. Diana |
- Posted by luvstocraft (My Page) on Mon, Nov 26, 07 at 23:37
Diana, Target had lots of candy type ornaments, and Purplemoon posted a site on here with lots of candyland items. Hope you will post pics for us when you complete it. Luvs |
Thank you Luvs, I really enjoy working on it... Karen |
- Posted by purplemoon (My Page) on Tue, Nov 27, 07 at 2:32
swtncgram, that village set-up is incredible. I loved touring your town! You've sure put a lot of work into it and it shows! Karen also |
- Posted by lynnencfan (My Page) on Tue, Nov 27, 07 at 8:24
swtncgram - I just love your village - I love the depth you get in it and the fact that you actually have streams going someplace. I have never been able to capture that look. I have several really neat waterwheel mills and just havent gotten the right setting. How long does it take you to set that up???.... Lynne |
- Posted by prosperity66 (My Page) on Tue, Nov 27, 07 at 8:54
luvstocraft: I promise that I'll add a picture of my Christmas Village next week as soon as I'll put it on the right place (I have to go to the shopping mall to buy the snow). I'm just ashamed that I bought a little Christmas village... the pictures are so beautiful! Christmas time is firstly my baby since it is the first website I created: its first goal is to contain useful tips for Xmas. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Christmas Time
Thank you Karen, glad you liked the stoll through my village. Karen Lynn, thank you....it takes about 6 to 8 weeks to get it done and then I still change things around..... |
- Posted by prosperity66 (My Page) on Sun, Dec 2, 07 at 5:05
Hi :) As promised, here is a picture of my christmas village. The quality of this picture is not the best (the picture expert is my son, but he's still sleeping). I have to add some branches to hide the wires. Next year, I go to England to purchase new houses: they have beautiful houses in this country. I'll also put the village on a special table that I'll buy for this purpose. |
- Posted by Linda(firstname.lastname@example.com) onFri, Dec 24, 10 at 11:25
Very nice villages. I have been setting up Dickens Village for 13 or 14 years. Last year I ran out of time but made sure to make the time this year. It is smaller than previous years but still looks great. I'll post a couple pics soon. |
I inherited a village. I did not want it to consume the space it could easily morph into. I ended up emptying a book case and on the different shelves placed: main street;homes; churches; park. It looks nice and doesn't get in the way. The cat pictures would be my nightmare--that or small children. I don't have either but I also need to LIVE in my home while it is decorated!! |
What a wonderful site to see this morning. Don't have time to look at all now but I will b back and browse. Maybe DGD and I should bring out her Christmas village and set it up tomorrow. I will ask her and we'll see what she thinks. Punk |
- Posted by purplemoon (My Page) on Thu, Nov 28, 13 at 14:32
What a blast from the Past to see this old post !! And I love Village stuff, including the cats. LOL. This sure brought a smile to my face today. |
- Posted by jeannespines (My Page) on Thu, Nov 28, 13 at 19:07
Funny that a 'sales' pitch brought up this old post! Cool one tho! LOL! Jeanne S. |
- Posted by purplemoon (My Page) on Fri, Nov 29, 13 at 4:37
The post that brought this ancient one back to life has some pretty good info and photos on it. I think its one I might have even bookmarked a long time ago, looked sort of familiar. hugs, Karen |
- Posted by christine1950 (My Page) on Sat, Nov 30, 13 at 9:38
Excellent site, I've got a long way to go with my new village. I'm going to hate having to put it away in January. Does anyone keep there's out all year? Christine |
- Posted by baileybear (My Page) on Sun, Jan 5, 14 at 15:12
Hi Everyone. I was just looking for things for next year. I am just putting away this year's village. (lol) It is so funny, I never knew this thread was hear. I can always use all the help I can get. I sure wish all the old pictures were still here. It is never too early to be thinking about next year. Happy New Year! |
- Posted by baileybear (My Page) on Sun, Jan 5, 14 at 15:19
I do have some Dept 56 Dickens Village houses I am not using. If anyone wants them, let me know. |
- Posted by purplemoon z9 Phoenix (My Page) on Sun, Jan 5, 14 at 18:58
This post was edited by purplemoon on Sun, Jan 5, 14 at 19:18
Many thanks to Arcy who resurrected this thread. I enjoyed seeing the many displays. |
Here is mine. The ceramic houses of course would all light up--but I don't bother. The other houses my dad made years ago so I combine them all. All inherited, two families into our one. DH made the book case for his mom years ago. She had a specific purpose and place for it for years. When not dressed for Christmas it holds family pictures and mementos from her. The buildings she chose to purchase were connected to them, A library--she was the reason her small town had a library;City Hall--FIL was mayor for 30 years; Pet Hosp: FIL was a veterinarian; School house--their home was across the street from the school, I am a teacher. Train--my Grandfather was a lineman....you get the idea. |
- Posted by purplemoon (My Page) on Mon, Jan 6, 14 at 10:53
Arcy, its wonderful your Village has so many special family memories....including the bookcase its displayed on. I love when things have a 'history'. Thanks for sharing yours. hugs, Karen |
- Posted by jeannespines (My Page) on Mon, Jan 6, 14 at 13:33
Wonderful villages, arcy & purplemoon ... just love seeing these again & Jim's & Lynneinnc with her kitty cat! Fun! Hope you'll share some pics Baileybear. Jeanne S. |
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Theatrical release poster
Directed by | John Badham |
Produced by | Leonard Goldberg Rich Hashimoto Harold Schneider Bruce McNall |
Written by | Lawrence Lasker Walter F. Parkes Walon Green |
Starring | Matthew Broderick Dabney Coleman John Wood Ally Sheedy |
Music by | Arthur B. Rubinstein |
Cinematography | William A. Fraker |
Edited by | Tom Rolf |
company |
Distributed by | MGM/UA Entertainment Co. Chapel Distribution United International Pictures |
Release dates
Running time
114 minutes |
Country | United States & Australia |
Language | English |
Budget | $12 million |
Box office | $79,567,667 |
WarGames is a 1983 American Cold War science-fiction film written by Lawrence Lasker and Walter F. Parkes and directed by John Badham. The film stars Matthew Broderick, Dabney Coleman, John Wood, and Ally Sheedy.
The film follows David Lightman (Broderick), a young hacker who unwittingly accesses WOPR (War Operation Plan Response), a United States military supercomputer programmed to predict possible outcomes of nuclear war. Lightman gets WOPR to run a nuclear war simulation, originally believing it to be a computer game. The simulation causes a national nuclear missile scare and nearly starts World War III.
The film was a box office success, costing US$12 million, and grossing $79,567,667 after five months in the United States and Canada. The film was nominated for three Academy Awards. A sequel, WarGames: The Dead Code, was released direct to DVD on July 29, 2008.
During a surprise drill of a nuclear attack, many United States Air Force Strategic Missile Wing missileers prove unwilling to turn a required key to launch a missile strike. Such refusals convince John McKittrick (Dabney Coleman) and other systems engineers at NORAD that command of missile silos must be maintained through automation, without human intervention. Control is given to a NORAD supercomputer named WOPR (War Operation Plan Response), programmed to continuously run military simulations and learn over time.
David Lightman (Matthew Broderick) is a bright but unmotivated Seattle high school student and hacker. After receiving a failing grade in school, he uses his IMSAI 8080 microcomputer to break into the district's computer system, changing his grade and that of his friend and classmate Jennifer Mack (Ally Sheedy). Later, while dialing every number in Sunnyvale, California, attempting to find information on a set of forthcoming computer games from the company, a computer that does not identify itself intrigues David. On the computer, he finds a list of games, starting with general strategy games like chess, checkers, backgammon, and poker and then progressing to titles like "Theaterwide Biotoxic and Chemical Warfare" and "Global Thermonuclear War", but cannot proceed further. Two of his hacker friends explain the concept of a backdoor password and suggest tracking down the Falken referenced in "Falken's Maze", the first game listed.
David discovers that Professor Stephen Falken (John Wood) was a pioneering artificial intelligence researcher who developed a computer system that could actually learn from its mistakes and adjust its strategy accordingly. Though Falken is officially dead, his system was used as the basis for WOPR. David correctly guesses that "Joshua", the name of Falken's dead son, is a valid backdoor password and gains access.
Unknown to David, the Sunnyvale phone number connects to the WOPR at Cheyenne Mountain. Believing it to be a simple game, he start playing Global Thermonuclear War against "Joshua" (the WOPR's AI), playing as the Soviet Union. The computer starts a simulation that briefly convinces the military personnel at NORAD that actual Soviet nuclear missiles are inbound. While they defuse the situation, Joshua nonetheless continues the simulation to trigger the scenario and win the game. It continuously feeds false data, such as Soviet bomber incursions and submarine deployments, to the humans at NORAD, pushing them to escalate the DEFCON level toward a retaliation that will start World War III. David learns the true nature of his actions from a news broadcast, and shuts down the connection but the AI is intelligent enough to contact him, wanting to continue their "game".
Believing that David may be a Soviet agent, the Federal Bureau of Investigation arrests him and takes him to NORAD. There David fails to convince McKittrick of the truth and faces imprisonment. While there, David discovers that Falken is, in fact, still alive and learns his address from Joshua. He escapes NORAD by joining a tourist group and, with Jennifer's help, travels to the Oregon island where the widowed Falken (alias 'Dr. Robert Hume') now lives. The scientist reveals that, to protect his secrets, the government faked his death when he retired. He stopped working on the system because he could not program Joshua with the concept of "futility": i.e., that some situations, like nuclear war, can have no winner. Falken has become despondent and believes that nuclear war is inevitable, however the teenagers convince him that he should return to NORAD to try to stop Joshua.
The computer stages a massive Soviet first strike with hundreds of missiles, submarines, and bombers. Believing the attack to be genuine, NORAD prepares to retaliate. Falken, David, and Jennifer convince military officials to cancel the second strike and ride out the non-existent attack. However, unaware of the difference between simulation and reality, Joshua tries to launch the missiles itself using a brute-force attack to obtain the launch code. Without humans in the silos as a safeguard, the computer will trigger a mass launch. All attempts to log in and order Joshua to cancel the countdown fail, and all weapons will launch if the computer is disabled.
Instead, Falken and David direct the computer to play tic-tac-toe against itself. This results in a long string of ties, forcing the computer to learn the concept of an unwinnable game. Joshua obtains the missile code, but before launching, it cycles through all the nuclear war scenarios it has devised, finding they too all result in stalemates ("WINNER: NONE"). Joshua concludes that nuclear warfare is "a strange game" in which "the only winning move is not to play." The computer then offers to play "a nice game of chess", and relinquishes control of NORAD and the missiles.
- Matthew Broderick as David Lightman
- Dabney Coleman as Dr. John McKittrick
- John Wood as Dr. Stephen Falken and the voice of Joshua/WOPR
- Ally Sheedy as Jennifer Mack
- Barry Corbin as General Jack Beringer
- Juanin Clay as Pat Healy
- Dennis Lipscomb as Watson
- Joe Dorsey as Col. Joe Conley
- Michael Ensign as Beringer's Assistant
- John Spencer as Capt. Jerry Lawson
- Michael Madsen as Lt. Steve Phelps
- Alan Blumenfeld as Mr. Liggett
- Maury Chaykin as Jim Sting
- Eddie Deezen as Malvin
- Art LaFleur as Guard
- Stack Pierce as Airman
- Stephen Lee as Sgt. Schneider
- Jesse D. Goins as Sergeant (as Jesse Goins)
- James Ackerman as Joshua Falken
Development on WarGames began in 1979, when writers Walter F. Parkes and Lawrence Lasker developed an idea for a script called The Genius, about "a dying scientist and the only person in the world who understands him – a rebellious kid who's too smart for his own good." Lasker was inspired by a television special presented by Peter Ustinov on several geniuses including Stephen Hawking. Lasker said "I found the predicament Hawking was in fascinating – that he might one day figure out the unified field theory and not be able to tell anyone, because of his progressive ALS. So there was this idea that he'd need a successor. And who would that be? Maybe this kid, a juvenile delinquent whose problem was that nobody realized he was too smart for his environment." The concept of computers and hacking as part of the film was not yet present.[1]
The Genius began its transformation into WarGames when Parkes and Lasker met Peter Schwartz from the Stanford Research Institute. "There was a new subculture of extremely bright kids developing into what would become known as hackers," said Schwartz. Schwartz made the connection between youth, computers, gaming, and the military. Parkes and Lasker came up with several different military-themed plotlines prior to the final story. One version of the script had an early version of WOPR named "Uncle Ollie", or OLI (Omnipresent Laser Interceptor), a space-based defensive laser run by an intelligent program, but this idea was discarded because it was too speculative.[1] Director John Badham coined the name "WOPR", feeling that the name of NORAD's SIOP (Single Integrated Operational Plan) was "boring, and told you nothing".[2] The name "WOPR" played off of the Whopper hamburger, and a general sense of something going "whop".[2]
David Lightman was modeled on David Scott Lewis, a hacking enthusiast Parkes and Lasker met.[1][3] Falken was inspired by Stephen Hawking with the appearance of John Lennon, who was interested in the role. General Beringer was based on James V. Hartinger, the then-commander-in-chief of NORAD who Parkes and Lasker met while visiting the base, and who, like Beringer, favored keeping humans in the decision loop.[1]
The WOPR computer as seen in the film was a prop created in Culver City, California, by members of the International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employees Local 44.[4] It was designed by production designer (credited as visual consultant) Geoffrey Kirkland based on some pictures he had of early tabulating machines, and metal furniture, consoles, and cabinets used particularly in the U.S. military in the 1940s and 50s. They were adapted in drawings and concepts by art director Angelo Graham. WOPR was operated by a crewmember sitting inside the computer, entering commands into an Apple II at the director's instruction.[4] The prop was broken up for scrap after production was completed. A replica was built for a 2006 AT&T commercial.[5]
Martin Brest was originally hired as director but was fired after 12 days of shooting because of a disagreement with the producers,[6] and replaced with John Badham. Several of the scenes shot by Brest remain in the final film. Badham said that "[Brest had] taken a somewhat dark approach to the story and the way it was shot. It was like [Broderick and Sheedy] were doing some Nazi undercover thing. So it was my job to make it seem like they were having fun, and that it was exciting." According to Badham, Broderick and Sheedy were "stiff as boards" when they came onto the sound stage, having both Brest's dark vision and the idea that they would soon be fired. Badham did 12–14 takes of the first shot to loosen the actors up. At one point, Badham decided to have a race with the two actors around the sound stage with the one who came last having to sing a song to the crew. Badham lost and sang "The Happy Wanderer", the silliest song he could think of.[7]
Tom Mankiewicz says he wrote some additional scenes during shooting which were used.[8]
WarGames did well at the North American box office, earning $79,567,667, the fifth-highest of 1983.[1][9] The film was screened out of competition at the 1983 Cannes Film Festival.[10] President Reagan, a family friend of Lasker, watched the film and discussed the plot with members of Congress.[1]
Critical response[edit]
The film received mostly positive reviews. Film review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes reported that 92% of sampled critics gave the film positive reviews and that it got a rating average of 7.5 out of 10.[11] Film critic Roger Ebert gave the film four out of four stars, calling it "an amazingly entertaining thriller" and "one of the best films so far this year", with a "wonderful" ending.[12] Softline praised the film as being "completely original"; unlike other computer-related films like Tron that "could (and do) exist in substantially the same form with some other plot", WarGames "could not exist if the microcomputer did not exist ... It takes the micro and telecommunications as a given—part of the middle-class American landscape". The magazine praised the film as "Very funny, excruciatingly suspenseful, and endlessly inventive, this movie is right on the mark; authentic even when highly improbable".[13] Computer Gaming World stated that "Wargames is plausible enough to intrigue and terrifying enough to excite ... [it] makes one think, as well as feel, all the way", raised several moral questions about technology and society, and recommended the film to "Computer hobbyists of all kinds".[14]
WarGames was nominated for three Academy Awards — Best Cinematography (William A. Fraker), Sound (Michael J. Kohut, Carlos Delarios, Aaron Rochin, Willie D. Burton), and Writing, Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen (Lawrence Lasker, Walter F. Parkes).[1][15] The company that provided the large screens used to display the tactical situations seen in the NORAD set employed a new design that was super-bright enabling the displays to be filmed live. (The set was more visually impressive than the actual NORAD facilities at the time.)[1] No post-production work was needed. For this, the company was awarded an Academy Scientific and Technical Award.
Bulletin Board System operators reported an unusual rise in activity in 1984, which at least one sysop attributed to WarGames introducing viewers to modems.[16] The scenes showing Lightman's computer dialing every number in Sunnyvale led to the term "war dialing" (earlier known as "demon dialing"), a technique of using a modem to scan a list of telephone numbers to search for unknown computers, and indirectly to the newer term "wardriving".[17]
Video games[edit]
A video game, WarGames was released for the ColecoVision in 1983 and ported to the Atari 8-bit family and Commodore 64 in 1984. It played similarly to the NORAD side of the "Global Thermonuclear War" game, where the United States had to be defended from a Soviet strike by placing bases and weapons at strategic points. WarGames: Defcon 1, a real-time strategy game that was only loosely related to the film was released for the PlayStation and PC in 1998. A tile-matching video game, WarGames: WOPR, was released for iOS and Android devices in 2012.[18][19]
A game inspired by the film, called Computer War from Thorn EMI, in which the player must track and shoot down ICBMs as well as crack a computer code, was released for the Atari 8-bit family, TI-99/4A and Commodore VIC-20. The film also inspired the Introversion game DEFCON (2006).[20]
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The film's music was composed and conducted by Arthur B. Rubinstein. A soundtrack album including songs (recorded for but not used in the film) and dialogue excerpts was released by Polydor. Intrada Records issued an expanded release in 2008 with the complete score, without the dialogue.
Sequel and possible remake[edit]
In November 2006, pre-production began on a sequel, titled WarGames: The Dead Code. It was directed by Stuart Gillard, and starred Matt Lanter as a hacker named Will Farmer facing off with a government supercomputer called RIPLEY.[21] MGM released the sequel directly to DVD on July 29, 2008 along with the 25th Anniversary Edition DVD of WarGames. To promote the sequel, the film returned to selected theaters as a one-night-only twenty-fifth anniversary event on July 24, 2008.[22]
There have been various rumours of reboots. It was reported in February 2009 that Leonardo DiCaprio was looking to produce one,[23] and in 2011 MGM Studios were said to be planning a reboot with Seth Gordon signed on to direct, although no writers or cast were yet on board.[24]
See also[edit]
- HP 9845C – computer used to generate the war room graphics
- Real Soviet nuclear false alarm incident
- Summer Wars
- ^ a b c d e f g h Brown, Scott (July 21, 2008). "WarGames: A Look Back at the Film That Turned Geeks and Phreaks Into Stars". Wired. Archived from the original on December 22, 2010. Retrieved May 1, 2009.
- ^ a b Metro–Goldwyn–Mayer "WarGames 25th Anniversary Edition DVD"
- ^ Takahashi, Dean (August 12, 2008). "A Q&A that is 25 years late: David Scott Lewis, the mystery hacker who inspired the film "War Games"". VentureBeat. Archived from the original on December 22, 2010. Retrieved May 1, 2009.
- ^ a b Mike Fink (2006-03-05). "What happened to the WOPR?". The Wargames IMSAI. Retrieved March 27, 2009.
- ^ http://www.imsai.net/movies/wargames-2.htm
- ^ Erickson, Hal. "Martin Brest: Biography". Allmovie. Retrieved March 15, 2009.
- ^ Simon, Alex (August 2, 2008). "John Badham: The Hollywood Interview". The Hollywood Interview. Archived from the original on December 22, 2010. Retrieved May 1, 2009.
- ^ Mankiewicz, Tom (2012). My Life as a Mankiewicz: An Insider's Journey Through Hollywood. with Robert Crane. University Press of Kentucky. pp. 253–254.
- ^ "WarGames (1983)". Box Office Mojo. Internet Movie Database. Retrieved December 22, 2010.
- ^ "Festival de Cannes: WarGames". festival-cannes.com. Retrieved June 22, 2009.
- ^ "WarGames (1983)". Rotten Tomatoes. Flixster. Retrieved December 22, 2010.
- ^ Ebert, Roger (June 3, 1983). "WarGames review". Chicago Sun-Times. Archived from the original on December 22, 2010. Retrieved December 22, 2010.
- ^ "Games at War". Softline. Jul–Aug 1983. pp. 31–32. Retrieved 28 July 2014.
- ^ Wilson, Dr. Johnny L. (Jul–Aug 1983). "Movie Micro Review / "WarGames"". Computer Gaming World. p. 43. Retrieved 6 July 2014.
- ^ "The 56th Academy Awards (1984) Nominees and Winners". oscars.org. Retrieved 2011-10-09.
- ^ Yakal, Kathy (November 1984). "Bulletin Board Fever". Compute!'s Gazette. p. 16. Retrieved 6 July 2014.
- ^ Patrick S. Ryan (Summer 2004). "War, Peace, or Stalemate: Wargames, Wardialing, Wardriving, and the Emerging Market for Hacker Ethics". Social Science Research Network. Retrieved April 2, 2008.
- ^ "WarGames: WOPR for iOS".
- ^ "WarGames: WOPR for Android".
- ^ Delay, Chris. "Detonating Introversion's Defcon". Game Developer Magazine. Archived from the original on December 22, 2010. Retrieved June 2, 2009.
- ^ "WarGames 2 Casting". Stax. IGN. Archived from the original on December 22, 2010. Retrieved November 9, 2006.
- ^ "WarGames 25th Anniversary". NCM Fathom. July 24, 2008. Archived from the original on December 22, 2010. Retrieved December 22, 2010.
- ^ Sciretta, Peter (February 16, 2009). "Leonardo DiCaprio To Reboot WarGames?". /Film. Archived from the original on December 22, 2010. Retrieved May 1, 2009.
- ^ "Seth Gordon To Direct WarGames Reboot". We Got This Covered. 2011-06-24. Retrieved 2012-04-11.
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