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What you explain in this article may be of an extreme however their is no denying Twitter and other platforms offer a real time communication between a consumer and brand. a communication that if used effectively can ADD value to their customer experience with your brand or product. I would never agree such platforms should push aside traditional methods (such as concierge for a hotel), but they should work together to make whatever services you offer even better. The world is changing and social is right at the front. Rightly or wrongly your customers are on these platforms, they are using them to share their opinions ,wants and needs often based on your product. If you are not there to answer someone else will.
I READ this piece in Hotels magazine with interest. It's an imagining of how a guest of the future might interact with his hotel during an overnight stay. Specifically it looks at how a modern hotel might utilise social media to improve the service it offers customers.
For example:
7 AM PST: You hop on a flight from LA to New York. Before take-off, you tweet, "Headed to NYC. Looking 4ward to drink poolside @ThompsonLES." When you land and turn your mobile on, you have a Twitter response from @ThompsonLES, which reads, "We look forward to having you. Shall we reserve you a lounge chair?"
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6 PM: When you arrive back in your room, you notice you have a message on your hotel iPad. You open it, and it takes you directly to the hotel's Facebook videos, and in particular, a video illustrating the hotel spa's offerings. Beneath the video is a "click to reserve spa treatment" button. You do. And before setting the iPad down, you use the hotel's custom app to select and reserve a table at a recommended restaurant.
It's all very clever technically, and doubtless responds to some guest needs, but I find this vision leaves me a bit cold. It's a future where the acme of customer service comes in the shape of rapid response to guest tweets, and where as many interactions as possible between guest and hotel happen seamlessly in cyberspace. Heaven forfend that you should actually go and speak to the concierge, when you can see his recommendations on an iPad app.
If these digital offerings—which often amount to the hotel guessing your desires from the content of your tweets—are just extras provided on top of a regular, real-world suite of friendly customer services, then it's hard to object. But my fear is that a hotel that speaks to its guests by iPad, and encourages them to spend ever less time interacting in old-fashioned human ways, is a hotel that will lose its charm quite quickly. There's something of the love hotel about an establishment that works on the premise that guests want to avoid contact with staff wherever possible. And for stays of more than two hours, that's not right.

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I think both films are somewhat incomplete apart. If you watch them back to back they make for a truly memorable revenge flick, but otherwise they have a sort of unbalanced feel to them. I always recommend marathoning them.
Yeah, see I didn't like what little I've seen of crouching tiger either. I just think the style works poorly in film media*. I prefer it in anime. *Works well as a mindless fun movie though, which is what I was arguing.
This is what I like so much about the Black Pearl PotC. It was such a bad ass story of measured revenge. Then they completely **** all over it with #2 by bringing the guy back to life. I understand 2 wasn't nearly as bad as 3, but in my mind it will always be an abomination for the undoing of the badassery of 1. That's why I'll never watch 2 or 3 again.
I'd probably watch them all again if I caught them. Mostly just to remember what the hell happens. And then I'll probably be all "Ugh... should have listened to sdevito!" by the end.
Don't get all the Crouching Tiger hate- it's basically Shakespeare in Mandarin in ancient China with some Kung-fu thrown in. Part Bildungsroman, part tragic romance, part revenge flick, with a sins-of-the-past/plight-of-women theme? It's a pretty fucking epic movie.
I actually like all of the Pirates movies. 1 is definitely the best, but then I would go 4, 3, 2. All still fun, even though they aren't near as great as the first one. I never liked Shakespeare much either, but it is way better than the tripe that is Crouching Tiger. Convoluted mess of a movie...
I only watched 2 and 3 in the theater so it's been years, but aside from the canceling out the revenge story of the first one, the sequels all had a different feel. You can tell Disney cared much more, and was much more involved with the rest of them. It was like they said "Sure, go make a movie about this. We don't care. Just don't make it too violent." Then when it blew up and they had such a huge hit on their hands they took over.
The problem with those movies is that the first PotC is the perfect pirate movie. It has absolutely everything a pirate movie needs: dirty rotten stinky pirates, rum, wenches, the royal navy, hangings, gorgeous Caribbean scenery, the best intro for a pirate ever, sea shanties, buried treasure, cursed treasure, ghost ships, zombie pirates, sharks, the governor's daughter, cannon fire, musket fire, swashbucking, mutiny, walking the plank, exile, "Arrr!" and a fucking monkey!
2 just seemed far far far far too long. I got bored, and it made me never want to sit through that again.
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That was a good one. I do get a lot of those type of roles; where I dominate people. Usually young girls or dudes with a strap-on.
Finally next to my DVD collection to rattle off a few more names at once Strange Brew Big Trouble In Little China The Man With Two Brains Flash Gordon Firewalker They Live Used Cars Demolition Man Let It Ride
Super troopers I get excited whenever I see it on TV but I never bother watching it all the way through.


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ALEXANDRIA, Va. (January 31, 2014) – ThinkFun®, Inc., the world's leading developer of addictively fun games that sharpen your mind, will bring Kickstarter sensation Robot Turtles™, the board game for little programmers, to the market in concert with national movements supporting code literacy and STEM education. ThinkFun is internationally known for Laser MazeTM, Rush Hour® and Zingo!®.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. (December 9, 2014) - Just in time for Hour of Code, a new research study released by ThinkFun® and Martin Research Consulting suggests that Robot Turtles, the only board game that teaches coding skills to preschoolers, offers myriad benefits beyond high income potential.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. (November 5th, 2014) - From the makers of the smash hit Laser Maze™ comes Gravity Maze™, the only marble run with a 3-D logic puzzle!
NEW YORK, Feb. 17, 2014 – Toy Fair Booth 1933 – A board game that teaches preschoolers how to code, a marble run in the spirit of Laser MazeTM, new editions of Zingo!®, and a get-up-and-dance game for toddlers are highlights of ThinkFun, Inc.'s line up for 2014 premiering at the American International Toy Fair. ThinkFun is the world's leading developer of addictively fun games that sharpen your mind.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. (December 9, 2014) - Just in time for Hour of Code, a new research study released by ThinkFun® and Martin Research Consulting suggests that Robot Turtles, the only board game that teaches coding skills to preschoolers, offers myriad benefits beyond high income potential. In a study of 125 families recruited from an online national database, game play with Robot Turtles prompted alluring observations usually associated with chi-chi schooling, expensive tutoring and Buddhist retreats, including these Top 10 zingers:
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Alexandria, VA (January 13, 2014) - ThinkFun®, Inc., the world's leading developer of addictively fun games that sharpen your mind, proudly announces three nominations for the 2014 Toy of the Year Awards, well-known as the "Oscars" of the toy industry. Toy of the Year Awards are issued by the Toy Industry Association, and winners are selected by a combined vote of toy manufacturers, retailers, media and consumers. A testament to their retail and consumer appeal, ThinkFun's nominated games were selected as finalists from over 520 submissions.
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The first logic game with a real laser, the first hide & seek toddler game, and the first circle-shaped word game are showcased at the American International Toy Fair by ThinkFun, the world's leader in addictively fun games that sharpen your mind. ThinkFun is known for Rush Hour®, Zingo!®, Roll & Play™ and other game-changers in the industry.
"A mainstay of our nearly 30-year history is a focus on innovation - developing games that fill an educational need, tap into technology, and sync with societal trends," said Bill Ritchie , ThinkFun CEO and Co-Founder. "Our games reflect first-ever concepts and designs, collaborations with ground-breaking inventors, and new twists to ignite minds of all ages."
NEW YORK, Feb. 11, 2013 – Toy Fair Booth 2251 -- For years, educators have embraced ThinkFun, using games to build problem solving and creative reasoning and to spark a passion for math, language and learning overall. It is with great enthusiasm that ThinkFun announces the introduction of five products designed for classroom learning: Zingo! Sight Words, Spanish-English Zingo!, MathDice Powers, MathDice Tournament Kit, and ShapeOmetry.


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BOSTON -- It's been 10 years since Alex "Sandy" Pentland's graduate students began strolling around the MIT campus looking like cyborgs, straining under the weight of bulky "wearable" computers and heavy-duty eyeglasses with built-in displays.
Now Pentland is taking a lighter approach to the problem of melding man and machine, collaborating with haute couture designers such as Jean Paul Gaultier on cyborg-inspired fashions built from so-called smart fabrics.
Designs incorporating computer chips and sensors could monitor the wearer's health, or extend their social network, Pentland said here recently at a futuristic fashion show presented by the Materials Research Society, or MRS, where he cited Star Trek as a major inspiration.
"It's worth it to start thinking about Star Trek and this cyborg stuff, because that's where we're headed," said Pentland, who directs MIT Media Lab's Human Dynamics Group and is widely regarded as a pioneer in the field of wearable computing.
The MRS show last week did not exactly take the audience where no man has gone before. But the models did show off some of the more-commercial bets the clothing industry is placing on high-tech wearable gear.
BO-busting jackets and MP3-playing ski suits strutted their stuff in a show heavy on polyester with nanoparticle coatings, and light on the kinds of "smart clothing" that contain sensors and computers Pentland was promoting.
Nanoparticle coatings are already becoming so popular -- and nanotechnology such a buzzword in the textiles business -- that one organization at the MRS, the Hohenstein Institutes, introduced a quality label that would certify consumers that a particular garment contains nanotechnology.
The German company Tex A Med exhibited silver nanoparticle-coated underwear, which offers relief from a form of chronic dermatitis and some allergies.
Other companies are developing "self-cleaning" suits whose surfaces are designed to mimic the texture of the lotus leaf, or a fly's hairy wings, which deflect dirt and water.
Pentland encouraged scientists to look beyond the new coatings to the applications possible with wearable sensors and computers -- heart-rate monitoring systems and cognitive aids that could help memory-impaired people remember faces and complete day-to-day tasks.
But he conceded that more elaborate and "social" wearable technologies, including those that change color and shape in response to human touch and movement, are a few years away.
"I think we'll most likely be seeing those first in fashions in nightclubs over the next couple of years," Pentland said.


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dialogue, but no one to talk to
- Berlusconi's Northern League patcehd up a row over Libya end date
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Palestinian factions (Hamas, Fatah and a few others) have signed a
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At least, I think it is Asiatic Lily and not Oriental lily. It did this last year also, but I thought it was because it is in some premature state. This year, it is doing it again, but just bigger! It's not a stalk with leaves the way the asiatic lily usually looks, but just looks like it is low-growing and remains that way. Is it possible to be some nutrient deficiency in this spot or maybe I have buried it too deeply? All the lilies in this section here are growing the same way. The nearby daffodils had no kind of growth problems. They came up and bloomed just fine. |
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Pic of another lily, right next to the original, with the similar growing pattern. Forgot to mention that my lilies in other areas, including container, are growing just fine. So I cannot say it could be caused by the general climate around the area, including something like not getting enough watering. |
was it planted upside down perhaps? it doesn't look specifically like mosaic virus. |
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What kind of lily is it? It dosen't look like my asiatics. |
- Posted by maylingsmom 8 (My Page) on Tue, May 20, 14 at 14:53
This doesn't look like any type of lily that I am familiar with. This sort of looks like Liriope. |
I don't know the variety of Asiatic lily but I did plant some lilies there, and they are the only things that have come up in 2 years in that spot. I also agree that it doesn't look like any Asiatic lily I've seen before (or grew before), but it's interesting that all along that row of the garden is where I planted some lily bulbs, and they all seem to be growing the same, which lead me to consider that there might be some deficiency there. I could say that I'm 99% sure I planted them the right way up but since they aren't growing into something I recognize, it's entirely possible something with wrong with the planting. I do have liriope growing around my house also, but the variety I have is not like this. I'll try to add a pic of the liriope around the house, as well as something that will help show the scale of these current plants that I think are lilies. |
- Posted by chicago311 5 (My Page) on Mon, May 26, 14 at 0:19
It looks like a surprise lily...... lycoris.... |
I;d guess allium |
- Posted by maylingsmom 8 (My Page) on Fri, May 30, 14 at 8:54
Possibly agapanthus. |
Perhaps you may try to dig it to see if the bulb has also changed its shape?? If it so then it is no longer Asiatic lily but some other species which might have done by the chipmunks!! |
Yes enough time passed that the leaves are dying back (which actually is not what I expected..my other similar lilies are still in active growing stage with flower buds or making the seed pods) so I will dig them up. At least at this stage, it means the leaf feeding stage is over and I can access the bulb easily. Though that also means that these may not be the lily varieties I thought they were -- though I really don't remember planting anything else there. |
This is Asiatic lily which I planted last December 2013 and bloom Feb 2014..They are still having green foliage with many babies sprouting in the pot. But the shape looks very strange and looks resemble to your mature lily in the picture..I am not sure if the new generation will bloom if the shape are like that. I am living in a tropical climate and this is my first time planting such lily |
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Dayton Athletic Director Todd Shirley did not need to look far to find the Pirates' next football coach.
Not that he wanted to.
Greg White, a longtime Dayton football assistant, has been promoted to head coach. White is a Dayton High School graduate who played football for the late Pirates coach Dewey Sullivan. He assisted former head coaches Rob Umbenhower, Gary Thorson and Brodie Unger.
White did not return a message seeking comment.
"We're looking for some stability long-term and we can see that with him," Shirley said. "He's seen different philosophies, different experiences. He will kind of be able to form his own style."
Unger left Dayton after two seasons atop the program to become the defensive backs coach at Linfield College. He left the Pirates with a 23-1 record, including a 2012 Class 3A state championship and a 2013 Class 3A state semifinals appearance.
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Yonex EZONE Xi 100 Tennis Racquet
The Yonex EZONE Xi 100 offers a great new 'tweener specification in the EZONE series. Features new Extra Isometric design which expands the sweetspot and reduces frame vibration, offering improved frame stability, response and stiffness. New wider/deeper frame cross section at the 4 corners on the frame and NeoFade dampening material along the sides of the frame for improved stability. Updated Oval Pressed Shaft cross section optimizes flex at key points of the beam.
The EZONE Xi 100 is optimal for the intermediate to advanced player with a moderate to faster swing looking for an excellent control oriented stick with some added pop. Extra forgiveness from the 100 square inch head and moderately wide 24/26/22mm tapered beam. Solid, damped feel thanks to the NeoFade dampening material, as well as crisp response from the X Fullerene and SD Grid matrix in the frame itself. Maintains the feel of a larger sweetspot than its 100 square inch headsize would suggest, feeling solid yet forgiving. Allows full swings from all areas of the court without sacrificing control.
- Headsize: 100 sq. in.
- Length: 27.00 in.
- Weight (strung): 11.10 oz.
- Stiffness (Babolat RDC): 67
- Balance: 13.00 in. Head Light
- Cross Section: 24/26/22mm Tapered Beam
- Swingweight: 306 kg*sq. cm
- String Pattern: 16x18
- Grip: Yonex Synthetic
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A chance for radio to shine -- NAB Radio 2002
The NAB Radio Show allows the radio industry the opportunity to shine on its own without being lost in the shadows of other media segments. Its core focus is on delivering audio entertainment to a mass audience. However, the event goes beyond the borders of traditional radio by integrating information about non-traditional radio topics, such as streaming and a station's online presence.
The event returns to Seattle this year, which was a successful location for the convention four years ago. Discussions before the show always speculate as to the success of the event, but the true measure of a show's success must be measured by the individual attendee.
The sessions and show floor offer something for almost everyone at the station. BE Radio's NAB Radio Show preview provides plenty of useful information to help you get the most from the convention.
Insight on sessions
By Chriss Scherer, editor
The NAB Radio Show continues to carry the misconception that it is only a sales and programming convention. The reality is that there are three full days of technical sessions. Unfortunately, the complete schedule does not appear in all the promotional materials for the show, making it difficult for engineers to show their managers that attending the convention is important for the technical staff as well.
In addition to the technical program, there are other sessions in the management track that cover radio technology. Between the exhibit floor and the sessions, attendees will have plenty to do to keep busy for three days.
Technically speaking
The Technical Workshops concentrate on radio transmission for analog and IBOC digital systems. Each full-day workshop features speakers who are recognized as experts in their field. The sessions provide practical and theoretical information that should help attendees improve their stations today and prepare for the changes tomorrow. Workshop attendees also receive a certificate signifying their attendance. Attendance may also be used to earn SBE recertification points.
Workshop Schedule
Thursday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
AM/FM Antenna Certification Workshop
AM Session Description: The first part of the workshop will cover the RF components of AM directional antenna systems, bandwidth optimization concepts for AM transmission, keeping an AM directional antenna system in good repair and tactical troubleshooting for AM directional antennas.
AM Segment Presenters: Ron Rackley, vice president, du Treil, Lundin and Rackley; Benjamin Dawson, president, Hatfield and Dawson.
FM Session Description: The two parts of this segment are FM Antenna System Design and Implementation Basics, which addresses antenna-bay spacing, array factors and array-factor design, terrain effects, cavity filter systems and directional antenna pattern development and design criteria; and FM Antenna Maintenance, which will focus on antenna inspection requirements, antenna repair, tower access plans, the effects of tower movement on antenna performance and antenna lifetime, FM signal strength measurements and RFR measurements.
FM Segment Presenters: Tom Silliman, president, Electronics Research Inc.; Bob Surette, manager RF engineering, Shively Labs.
Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Digital Radio Certification Workshop
Session Description: Produced in cooperation with Ibiquity Digital, this workshop will highlight the status, station benefits, implementation and latest cost information about IBOC. Presenters include representatives of companies that offer IBOC equipment. They will discuss options and estimated costs of transition.
Presenters: Ibiquity Digital Rollout Strategy and Status, Scott Stull, director, broadcast business development, Ibiquity Development, Field Testing and Regulatory Update Glynn Walden, vice president broadcast engineering, Ibiquity
Wireless Data Business Opportunities Pat Walsh, vice president wireless data business development, Ibiquity
Wireless Data Opportunities in a Mobile Environment Bill Whikehart, senior technical specialist, Visteon Tom Wroblewski, strategy and implementation engineer, Lincoln Mercury Engineering
Manufacturer Implementation Panel I Moderator: Jeff Detweiler, Ibiquity Panelists: Eric Wandel, ERI; Bill Gould, Harris/Intraplex
Manufacturer Implementation Panel II Moderator: Jeff Detweiler, Ibiquity Panelists: Bob Surette, Shively; Dave Chancey, Moseley
Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
AM/FM Transmitter Certification Workshop
Session Description: This three-part workshop focuses on maintenance issues at the transmitter site. The session workbook is a reference that can be used long after the session. The workshop will also feature a session on preparing a transmitter site for IBOC.
Basic Troubleshooting will concentrate on diagnosing practical transmitter problems and developing a logical strategy to correct these problems.
A Discussion With the Transmitter Manufacturers is an opportunity for attendees to talk with representatives from several transmitter manufacturers. This interactive session offers a chance to learn about various transmitter manufacturers' design approaches and recommended maintenance and troubleshooting suggestions on specific transmitter models.
Living Through the Nightmare-You're Off the Air will be a discussion of some real off-air experiences. Attendees will learn how other stations made it through the experience and what lessons were learned from it.
Instructor: John Bisset, Harris
Still more to do
Outside the technical workshops, several sessions cover topics that may appeal to BE Radio readers.
2 p.m. to 3:15 p.m.
FCC Rule Enforcement
An update on rule changes and common violations
2 p.m. to 3:15 p.m.
WWW: What's With Our Website?
A look at website strategies and profit plans
10:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
The FCC's Audio Service DivisionSpeaks
Covers issues of FM allotments, new filing requirements and more
3 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Radio Station Streaming
Looks at sound recording royalties, music licensing fees and substitutions
4:15 p.m. to 5:15 p.m.
Satellite Radio: Us vs. Them
Provides insight into the satellite broadcasters and what stations can do to stay competitive
9 a.m. to 10:15 a.m.
IBOC Rollout — Across TheIndustries
IBOC implementation from the retailers' and broadcasters' perpectives
10:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
Internet Study IX
The results of the latest Arbitron/Edison Media Research study
Andanother thing
If the sessions and exhibits aren't enough to keep attendees busy, the convention will also hold the Radio Opening Reception on the exhibit-hall floor on Sept.12 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., The FCC Policymakers' Breakfast on Sept. 13 from 7:30 a.m. to 8:45 a.m., and the NAB Marconi Radio Awards Reception, Dinner and Show on Sept. 14. The reception begins at 6 p.m., dinner and the show begin at 7 p.m.
Out and about
By Kari Taylor, associate editor
If you have some spare time while visiting Seattle for the NAB Radio Show, take a look around the city. Here are of some points of interest that might pique your curiosity:
The Space Needle at the Seattle Center is the recognized symbol of Seattle. The tower stands 605 feet (184 meters) tall and boasts fabulous views of Puget Sound, Mount Rainier, the Cascade and Olympic mountain ranges and, of course, the actual city itself. Built for the 1962 Seattle World's Fair, the Space Needle celebrates its 40th anniversary this year. Eat dinner at the revolving restaurant, SkyCity, or visit the observation deck, which is 520 feet (52 stories) high. The Observation Deck is open daily from 8 a.m. to midnight and a ticket costs $12 for adults. Visit www.spaceneedle.com for more information.
South of the Seattle Center is the Seattle Waterfront on Elliott Bay. This used to be the last stop in the states for gold prospectors heading to Alaska. Now, it is a good place to ride a trolley or eat some fish and chips. The Waterfront is also where you will find the Seattle Aquarium and the Omnidome Theater. Washington State Ferries also depart from the Seattle Waterfront carrying passengers and cars to Bainbridge Island and the Olympic Peninsula. Cruises to Victoria, British Columbia, also leave from the Seattle waterfront. If you're feeling adventurous, you can even go parasailing here.
Pioneer Square is home to many of Seattle's art galleries, eateries and Web development companies. Pioneer Square is rich in history so take the Underground Tour that visits the sunken storefronts of what was ground-level Pioneer Square before the Great Fire of 1889. Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park is a small museum that recounts a time a century ago when gold-seekers came to Pioneer Square on their way to the Yukon. This historic district becomes an entertainment district after dark. But when the sports fans and the club crowds depart, Pioneer Square is a good place to shop, especially for books.
Speaking of sports, don't forget the NFL football season will have started so you can always watch the Seattle Seahawks play Arizona on Sept. 15. Beginning in 2002, Seahawks football will be played in a new stadium, designed with a 67,000-seat capacity and a roof that covers 70 percent of the seating area. Buy your tickets now — if they are not already sold out.
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Remember Dead State? Developers DoubleBear Productions has been pretty quiet on this project. Perhaps it's a sign of an impending apocalypse? 'Cause really, the world needs more zombies.
Remember Dead State? Developers DoubleBear Productions has been pretty quiet on this project. Perhaps it's a sign of an impending apocalypse? 'Cause really, the world needs more zombies.
The world does not need more zombies! I kind of think these folks missed the zombie game boat, though at least a certain percentage of the gamer population doesn't seem tired of zombie games yet. I have no idea how.
Twitter: BeckyCFreelance
Heh heh, I know!
Twitter: BeckyCFreelance
This game has been in development for what feels like FOREVER. I'm thinking they must have a really small dev team. I've followed it off and on for the at least the last 2 years.
I like the idea its a zombie rpg. And not another shooter type game. From my understanding it is a turn-based strategy rpg. So at least that is different from other zombie games out there.
I've been following the game since it was announced. The reason it's taken so long is because the core development staff (and core technology) is shared with Iron Tower's The Age of Decadence, who up until Dead States' Kickstarter were basically divided between two projects on a part-time basis. I think the original idea was that Age of Decadence was only going to take another couple of years, after which time everyone was going to concentrate on Dead State, but Age of Decadence ended up taking way longer than anyone anticipated (I think they're now aiming for an April release), so they weren't really able to ramp things up until they managed to get some funding through Kickstarter.
I think the game looks fairly promising, being more or less a combination of Persona 3/4 and XCOM, but I'll be waiting for the full release.
If Age of Decadance ever actually releases I'll eat a Prinny.
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Apple announced its plans to bring iOS to your car back in June, and we're finally getting a peek at what that might look like in action. While we're still waiting on vehicles that actually support Apple's iOS in the Car integration to see how it truly works, developer Steven Troughton-Smith was able to look at an early version of it by emulating a car's display from his Mac, using code from iOS 7.0.3. In a video, Troughton-Smith demonstrates how Apple Maps looks under the recent version of iOS' in-car integration. The actual map takes up the car's entire display in most cases, with translucent control panels partially masking its top and bottom. On top are touchscreen shortcuts to search for a location, browse bookmarks, visit recent destinations, and look up information about your location and nearby traffic.
Read the full story at The Verge, and check out the video below.