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Regency Christmas Courtship
Barbara Metzger, Edith Layton, Andrea Pickens and Gayle Buck 2005, Regency Romance Signet, $6.99, 347 pages, Amazon ASIN 0451216814
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Regency Christmas Courtship is Signet's annual Regency romance/holiday anthology. This year it features stories by five authors, four of whom - Nancy Butler, Edith Layton, Barbara Metzger, and Andrea Pickens (aka Andrea DaRif) - have gone on from trad Regencies to European Historicals. Gayle Buck provides the fifth entry in the anthology.
Linda: Making a choice was a no-brainer this month, as I love the annual Signet Regency anthologies and even if it came out in October, Regency Christmas Courtship seemed like an appropriate choice. Fortunately it is still readily available and I enjoyed most of the stories in this one - with only one kind of ringing hollow to me.
Blythe: I buy the Signet anthology every year, and though I don't always get to it, I'm always glad when I do. It's kind of like a comfort read to me. There's something about the words "Regency" and "Christmas" that just go so well together, and the short story/novella format is perfect. That said, I thought this was one of the weaker anthologies I've seen; usually I like them more than I liked this one. Let's discuss each story in turn first.
Barbara Metzger's story Wooing the Wolf leads off the anthology with a delightfully humorous tale of two orphan girls, their paid companion aunt and the Lord who unknowingly takes them in. Wolf is a rake who isn't supposed to be home for Christmas, but when he shows up he finds Margaret and her nieces staying in his home over the holidays. When the young girls decide to foment a courtship so that they can live with their aunt, lots of unforeseen consequences emerge.
Blythe: What did you think of Wooing the Wolf?
Linda: I loved Metzger's story, I always buy anthologies that she is in. While I enjoy her Regencies and her new single titles I still think her great strength is in the short story format. Her sly sense of humor and twists and turns keep me amused. Metzger's The Christmas Carrolls is an annual read for me, it is actually a series of short stories linked together by an over-arching story and the ending always makes me cry. This one is well worth hunting up as well as one where the devil and St. Peter bargain for a profligate Lord's soul on the battlefield of the Napoleonic War in Spain. (Laurie I will look up the book on this when I get home on the 7th as I can't remember the Anthology's name but have it at home).
In WtW, Wolf and Margaret were both so likeable and the two little girls so Machiavellian that I truly enjoyed this story and was sorry to see it end. In a longer form the girls might have been annoying, but in the short format they were just amusing. Also, one has to accept the love-at-first-sight scenario in short stories as there just isn't time for the couple to take any time to get together. I know that you don't always buy the love-at-first sight plot, do you make an exception for short stories?
Blythe: Actually, I can buy love at first sight plots as long as the couple does turn out to be well-suited and their attraction to each other deepens in a way that makes sense. I thought this was one of the stronger stories. I particularly liked the heroine, and her housing dilemma seemed realistic. she had two orphaned nieces arrive, and the family solicitor was on vacation, so she needed a fast solution, and ended up boarding them at a lord's house across the way - never dreaming he'd be home for Christmas.
Linda: I loved the reason Wolf unexpectedly came home:after his latest rejected mistress raked her nails down his face! LOL, his acceptance of the girls was believable and helped Wolf to find his heart. Metzger like Marian Chesney often depicts children in other then angelic ways - which is both funny and believable. Few children are as angelic as some of the children in romance books are. This pair of orphans lands in the lap of luxury and not surprisingly want to stay there and do their best to pull off a romance with the handsome Lord and their beloved Aunt. I loved the little courtship instructions that started each chapter, especially the one about reconsidering your choice if they don't bathe!
Blythe: I didn't really like those courtship instructions as much as you did...they struck me as kind of dorky. I do, however, agree with you about the girls. Somehow in short stories - and especially holiday short stories - plot devices that might otherwise irritate me seem okay. I was amazed one year to find myself charmed by a magical matchmaking magpie (say that three times fast) - something that would surely have provoked nothing but disgust in a longer book. These girls were similar; here, they were cute, but a short dose of them was plenty. more in a second...
I do have to register one complaint. I think romance authors should declare a moratorium on the use of "Wolf" as a hero's name. I don't care if his last name is Wolfhaven, or if he has a pet wolf, or whatever. It's been done and overdone. I'd also like to put in a plug for a Metzger story that I liked even better - The Lucky Coin. You can find it in the 2003 Signet anthology, Regency Christmas Wishes.
Linda: LOL, I always like Wolf but perhaps that is because I dated an extremely handsome man named Wolf (his name was actually Wolfgang!!) from Germany when I was in college. This Wolf wasn't quite the 'beast' that most Wolf characters are though.
Edith Layton's The Dogstar has an adorable mystical puppy who foments a romance between a Lord and a governess as they work together to provide a lonely little boy a happy Christmas. Laura Lockwood is struggling on the edge of poverty after her employer goes on Holiday without her and doesn't pay her for the holiday season. But, she is quick to take her meager savings to spend on her old school friend's little boy who otherwise would be left alone at his school. Viscount Falconer is the boy's guardian and he also shows up to take the boy home with him. Their ensuing compromise and times spent together foment a romance that is nearly ruined when the Viscount mistakes Laura for a light skirt and offers to make her his mistress.
Linda: I really liked it as well although the tone was far different from Metzger's. The premise involved a magical puppy who befriends a very lonely Lordling who has been abandoned at school by his promiscuous Mother after his father's death. I thought Alex was a very believable little boy and his adoption of the puppy and his refusal to give him up was believable to me. I loved Laura a governess whose employer gave her a "holiday" with no pay and also liked the lofty Viscount Falconer. This one was the only story in this anthology that brought a tear to my eye and gave me the requisite amount of "shmaltz" and sentiment that I love in a Christmas story and would probably loath the rest of the year.
Blythe: I think the Layton story was my favorite of the lot. Again, the magical puppy would not go over well in a longer story, but here it was cute. He basically changes size and disposition as needed, and charms everyone. I liked both the hero and heroine here, and thought the story was sweet as well. The heroine is exactly the type of noble poor governess I like to see in a Regency, and I loved that she told the hero exactly where to to get off when he assumed that she would accept a less than honorable proposal. more coming...
Blythe: I also liked that the hero didn't push his luck when he realized he had offended the heroine. I really, really dislike heroes who use their economic and class advantages to try to sweet talk the heroine into bed. That's nearly always a deal breaker for me.
Linda: Yes, his regret and chagrin was palpable and I loved the puppy's solution to the dilemma. I thought The Dogstar was a quintessential Christmas story that plucked all the right cords and brought a smile to my face when I finished it.
Blythe: It's fun to agree for a change. Layton's story was actually my favorite in the aforementioned 2003 Christmas anthology, but more on that later. <g>
In Andrea Pickens Lost and Found a couple meets on the road to London after each has been ordered home to marry a stranger. Through the course of a rigorous winter road trip they fall in love and decide to defy their families to wed each other. Of course, a surprise will be awaiting them in London.
Blythe: Andrea Pickens' contribution features a hero and heroine who both get stranded in a storm on the way to London. They've both been summoned by their relatives, who think they would be a great match. However, they have no idea that their traveling companion is the one they are supposed to meet. I thought this one was okay, but it didn't really grab me. I kind of like "stranded in a storm" plots, but somehow this fell a little flat.
Perhaps it was simply that the plot was too big for a short story format, because the characters seemed interesting enough, and I particularly liked the hero. There's a funny scene where he is really rude to the heroine before realizing that he needs to go beg her for a ride to London, and I enjoyed that, but the plot never quite got off the ground.
Linda: Yes, this one was just so predictable that it fell flat with me too. I did find the couple likable, but it was sooooo obvious that they would be destined for each other that I just didn't find it satisfying at all. But, fortunately, I really liked the next story.
Nancy Butler's Christmas With Dora Davenport finds a writer who's pen name Dora has her writing Heloise-type articles extolling the virtues of homemaking and living in the country. In reality, Elnora Nesbitt hates the country and hasn't a clue about homemaking - she gets all her info from a beloved old servant. Trying to impress her suitor Lord Kittridge, who although stuffy is quite wealthy and would save her family from genteel poverty, Elnora decides to have a "typical English Christmas" at her country house. Arriving at her estate Elnora discovers that their former tenant has stripped the home and sold all of their possession. Her loving cousin August, sends his Welsh friend Gowan to help Elnora and the courtship that ensues is a great surprise to Elnora.
Linda: I was totally charmed by Nancy Butler's story. I loved Elnora and her creation of a nom de plume of the household country whiz Dora Davenport. I was also totally charmed by the Welshman Gowan - I was so glad Butler didn't give him one of those off-putting Welsh names i.e. Daffid.
Blythe: I liked this story as well, and thought Butler used humor to good effect. It's pretty obvious that the man Elnora is trying to snare is a complete jerk who is totally wrong for her, and Gowan makes a much better match. He gamely helps her prepare the house for guests, and all the while they fight their attraction. It's classic romance stuff, to be sure, but it's fun.
Linda: Yes, it was just perfect and I loved his Christmas gift of a hand-carved wooden spoon to Elnora - what a lovely Welsh tradition. It was obvious that Kittridge would turn out to be a jerk, but the love of her cousin August was obvious and his scheme to pair his old school friend and his cousin was manipulation of the most delightful sort.
Blythe: Yes that was cute. And, I might add, much better than the manipulation in the next story! Can you say wallbanger?
Gayle Buck's Christmas Cheer depicts a newly married couple who have trouble getting to know each other and expressing their feelings for one another. Lord Hallcroft realizes his new wife is homesick for her family at Christmas and comes up with a lovely surprise for her, but his secretiveness about their Christmas house party has his wife feeling lonely and put upon believing that her husband intends to break his promise to let her see her family in the new year.
Linda: Yes, although the story started out so promising - I loved the idea of a romance between a newly married couple who obviously didn't know each other (which was typical of their era and class) when they wed. But, from a promising start this couple descends to not communicating and although his goals were worthy, Lord Hallcroft's manipulation just rang hollow with me. Plus, Lady Hallcroft's total lack of self worth did not ring true with me either.
Blythe: I usually love these kinds of stories. There was a charming one in the 2003 anthology (Edith Layton's Best Wishes) about a just-married couple trying to figure out how to combine traditions and reconcile their different ways of doing things. I thought at first that this was going to be like that. But no! The hero sees that the heroine longs for her family, so he decides to invite them all for a house party. As a delightful surprise, he tells her they are having a house party, but refuses to reveal who the guests are. The "suspense" lasts forever, with the heroine getting more and more upset at the hero's machinations, and the hero going to greater and greater lengths to conceal his surprise. I couldn't decide who I disliked more. Was it the heroine, who should have guessed what was happening but was apparently too stupid, or the hero, who kept up with the pretense when his wife was visibly upset? The jury's still out.
Linda: Yes, this was a real clinker but all in all the three stories I really liked made this anthology enjoyable and one I would recommend to others; with the caveat to skip the Buck. Others might like the Pickens better than we did, but it is hard to picture anyone loving the Buck story. LOL. What are we reading next month?
Blythe: Even though I found some of the stories a little more on the mediocre side than in years past, I'd probably recommend it too, at least to the diehards. I wonder though, if this is the type of book that people are on the fence about. My guess would be that most people who read these get them every year...like we do. Although there is the occasional clunker story, I've alwyas found the Signet anthologies to be very enjoyable on the whole. If you really want to hunt for a good story, I highly recommend Carla Kelly's The Christmas Ornament, which was in the 1998 anthology. Although I've enjoyed many over the years, that's my favorite.
Blythe: Next month we are reading Every Breath You Take, by Judith McNaught. McNaught's a slow writer, and it's been years since her last one, so I am looking forward to it.
Linda: I have one of her books in my gigantic TBR pile, but she will still be a new-to-me author LOL. My tbr pile just seems to grow by leaps and bounds and I recently had to go through it asking myself if I was really going to read something or not. I had to do this as I ran out of shelf space in my three bookcases full of tbr books. It kills me to remove unread books from my tbr but sometimes one just has to face reality. LOL
Blythe: You are kidding. You've never read McNaught? Quick, go read Paradise today. You can thank me later. <g>
Linda: Ok, I will try to find it. I want to wish you and our reader's a Merry Christmas and a happy holiday season. See you in the new year - happy reading.
Blythe: The same to you. Have a wonderful Christmas.
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Documentary Films on The D-Word
A Quest for 'Excellency'
Invisible Sister
After six years of painful separation, filmmaker Jamie Rogers attempts to reconnect with her sister.
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A film about Rinus and Kees, athletes in their 70-ties, and the challenges they face.
Directed by Fritz Kohle
This is the story of a Filipin teenage mother and a controversial family planning law.
The Forbidden Medicine
George goes Amsterdam and tests limits of the law by importing 60g of cannabis into the UK
The Last Song Before The War
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The story of the most remote music festival in the world and the battle to make it happen.
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Handover of the newly established Diocese of Austria-Switzerland
29. June 2011 - 9:55In the church of Ascension of Christ in Vienna, on second Sunday after Pentecost, on June 26, 2011 the Divine Liturgz was served by His Grace Konstantin of Middle Europe with the concelebration of His Grace Bishop Irinej of Backa, priests and lots of faithful people of the newly founded Diocese of Austria-Switzerland.
Prayerful remembrance on the victims in Jadovno
29. June 2011 - 9:20Above the Saran pit in Jadovno, yesterday His Grace Bishop Gerasim of Gornji Karlovci with the concelebration of priests and monks of the Bishopric of Gornji Karlovci served the Holy Hierarchal Liturgy, and then the memorial service to all the killed Orthodox Serbs in the pits of Jadovno and other scaffolds in Croatia.
17th " Pavlia" in Veria
27. June 2011 - 12:20
At the Divine Liturgy served on June 26, 2011 in the town of Naoussa, in the Metropolitanate of Veria, Naoussa and Campania, in the presence of representatives of all Orthodox Churches, the martyrs for the faith suffered in the revenge of the Turks against the Orthodox people of Naoussa because of their uprising in 1822 are officially proclaimed saints.
Feast Day of Holy Apostles Bartholomew and Barnabas in Rakovica
27. June 2011 - 11:37
The feast day of Holy Apostles Bartholomew and Barnabas was solemnly celebrated with the Holy Hierarchal Liturgy in the Belgrade suburb of Rakovica.
Humanitarian concert organized by the Embassy of Indonesia
27. June 2011 - 10:56
On behalf of His Holiness Irinej, Serbian Patriarch, His Grace Vicar Bishop Atanasije of Hvosno attended on June 23, 2011 at the Ilija M. Kolarac Foundation the humanitarian concert of a folklore group from the Indonesian province of Aceh, suffered by the tsunami in 2004.
Serbian Patriarch meets with Ambassador of Romania
27. June 2011 - 9:05
His Holiness Irinej, Serbian Patriarch received on June 13, 2011 in the Serbian Patriarchate in Belgrade His Excellency Ion Makovei, the Ambassador of the Republic of Romania in Serbia.


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Cathode Rays starts out simply enough (with only one ray to handle), but the difficulty quickly ramps up as you're required to thread the rays through tight passages and time your movements to match moving and fading planks. Soon you'll be trying to manage four beams at once in sparkly vector glory. Can you wrangle these ridiculous rays?
Edutainment!... Commence eye-rolling, people. For some reason many are skeptical of any game that claims to "make learning fun". Perhaps it is the feeling that, since most believe learning (if not necessarily schooling) to be naturally fun, any subject that has to be made fun must be really dry. That said, while Mission US: For Crown or Colony is unlikely to redeem the genre for everyone, the tale of a teenager coming of age in Colonial America makes for a solid adventure, whose gentle challenge is balanced by excellent production values and historical detail.
Front Runner's protagonist would rather sit unaccosted on his asteroid outpost, playing his space-recorder, but all the quirky locals just won't leave him be. And as arcade games have taught us for years, such aggravation can only be answered by taking the wheel of an absurdly overarmed runabout and showing all comers what-for. It takes the vastness of space and turns it into a strange, colorful neighborhood of oddly shaped planets and goofy, irksome monsters. Empty space is rarely this lively, or this silly.
Escape from the Living Room 2 is a fun stand-alone room escape, a bit of a nostalgic nod to the past while incorporating all of the elements that make the more current Tesshi-e games much more fun and playable. Whether you are young and new to the genre or an old, old veteran like myself, Escape from the Living Room 2 is quite a fun classic room escape game, perfect for the mid-week break.
While the Sun from a distant universe falls from a sky, it's up to you and a magical mask that manipulates time to help him get back up in this short but beautiful little point-and-click adventure from a talented team of students at DADIU.
Fresh from the bronze halls of Nitrome comes Steamlands, a game that mixes strategy, defense, and building genres with a steampunk exterior to make a final product that begs you to become addicted. A great war has left Europe in ruins. Even though the last of the machines have been disassembled, pirates still roam the land with their patchwork tanks built from scrap. As a lone mercenary commander, you must pick up a spanner and build your own war machine by scavenging parts from defeated pirates. Embark upon dozens of missions in this expertly-crafted game of combat, strategy, and on-the-fly steam tank construction!
If to be 'stalwart' is to be filled with resolve, courage and physical endurance, then it's fair to say that Jonathan Whiting's game may bring out the little stalwart knight in all of us. This is a game that presents simply with pixel art and easy to master controls, but a closer look reveals its true side-scrolling, platform and challenging avoidance essence. And all with rhythm!
In the first Youda Survivor, your job as a ragged castaway was to impress the chief of the island by brewing potions and living off of the magic of the world around you. Prove you were the stuff of legend, and you would be rewarded! After saving both the island and its inhabitants, you settled down for a nice and quiet civilized life of your own. But as Youda Survivor 2 begins, the island chief calls you back, and it looks like some serious trouble is brewing this time around!
The passing of a season always makes me nostalgic for it. Lord knows that I'm never too thrilled with skidding my Honda on the icy roads of winter, but now that the May-Flowers-bringing showers of April are upon us (in the Northern Hemisphere, at least), I find myself wishing for one last walk in a swirling frozen cloud of flurries. While Chione is quite unlikely to heed my prayers, I can take solace in January, an interactive art webtoy release from Rich Vreeland. It's an impressive debut release that manages to truly capture the beauty and melancholy of a walk of a blustery winter's evening.
A new-agey, color-based puzzle game reminiscent of Auditorium, Subtle Energy succeeds in being a pretty relaxing puzzler. The soundtrack is inoffensive aural Xanax, and it is always soothing to watch colored pixel streams flow about the screen. The puzzles themselves are few, and while most are not too difficult, you will likely find that some make you stop and think.
Shadow is a quiet yet solid escape game by Kotorinosu, which stands apart from the crowd of point-and-click puzzle games with its simplicity, appealing graphics, and honest escape game fare. If you have an appetite for honest-to-goodness escape games, then loosen your belt a knotch and enjoy a hearty helping.
The Who Am I? series of puzzles are Robamimi "light", leaning more on the central wordplay than the complexity of the other individual puzzles. Play 18 Who Am I? and enjoy a lot of well designed and well executed escaping gameplay wrapped up in a fun 10 minutes or so. So relax and enjoy the soothing rhythms of a mellow jazz soundtrack as you ponder the universal question, Who Am I? Or, at least, the 18 Who Am I?
Go underwater in Lucas Paahk's stunning new exploration-centric sandbox game about one lovely fish and one big, beautiful ocean. Collect tokens, run races, perform acrobatic tricks and uncover secrets in a truly stunning oceanic environment. Though lacking any sort of story or overarching goal, Azurefish provides a relaxing, atmospheric experience that you can really sink yourself into.
If you like edgy atmosphere, mysterious trappings, and figuring things out without instructions, Eli Piilonon's puzzle/riddle game This is a Work of Fiction is well worth your time. Just be persistent, and don't let the paranoid ambiance get to you. It is a Work of Fiction, after all.
In Filipe Sheepwolf's stealth game, not only do you need to figure out how to solve puzzles to manipulate the enemy territory, you've got to do it without attracting any attention, and banging into walls or sailing in front of a security camera tends to hinder that. Newton, Newton, what hast thou donest. For fans of the genre it should be even more enjoyable, and the cinematics are quite cool, even if the plot is a little hokey. Elite players, get ready to mock us lesser mortals. The rest of you, grab your favorite sugary comestible and try your best.
Pigs take to this sky in this very creative and original platform puzzle game, where physics and time meet in a why you've not seen before. And it is so captivating that you will probably end up finishing it in one city. So go on, get those pigs in the air.
Ready for an adventure game that will engladden you with every puzzle? Or maybe you're in the mood for a little princess saving, dragon slaying, ghost-costume-wearing fun? Either way, The Fool has got you covered. And then some! The Fool is a perfect example of what a casual adventure game should be: smart, funny, filled with puzzles, and just the right number of diversions to keep things from going too silent. All wrapped in a deliciously tongue-in-cheek fantasy setting.
What's better than having no new logic puzzles from Conceptis? Having plenty of new logic puzzles from Conceptis! Continuing its series of pencil and paper games transformed into browser experiences, Conceptis has just released Basic Logic Fill-a-Pix Light, a minesweeper-esque take on using numbers to create pictures on an empty grid. If you enjoyed Picma Squared, any of the Conceptis Light games, or logic puzzles in general, you'll definitely want to check this one out!
Crime does not pay, especially if you're Ziggy Fraud, the most suspicious looking man alive who probably gets arrested just for existing. Help him pull off the greatest heist of his career and then escape his would-be captors in this bizarre puzzle platformer that defies the laws of physics (and even the game engine) to make one silly, clever experience.
Whether your are attempting to break in due to having lost your keys or due to having lost your job and are in need of some disposable income, Apartment House Escape is an amusing "reverse" escape, where you are trying to break in rather than out.
Choo Choo Puzzles, the new simple idea dragging puzzle from a team led by Piotr Iwanicki, sounds like a cross between a candy bar and a maze you'd find in Highlights for Children... kind of inappropriate for a fun little game with only a tenuously abstract connection to railways. Fortunately, the simple mechanics of Choo Choo Puzzles present a worthy challenge for puzzle-lovers of all ages.
Nitrome's latest damsel in distress is actually the one doing the distressing. Jump and run past Princess Nectarine's array of traps and monsters, rescuing villagers and avoiding peril in this cute, tricky arcade platformer. Just ask yourself... is this lady fair's hand in marriage really something you want? After all, it's not like there's going to be room at the loony bin for both of you...
Eugene Karataev delivers another installment of his sunny, popular physics puzzle series and piles on the cameos to boot. Slice your way through the landscape in order to provide safe passage for your hapless yellow friend to the exit, snagging stars along the way if you're clever enough. It's a fun, cheerful, and very yellow diversion that fans of the noble art of "slicing junk the heck up" will enjoy.
Don't be replaced by a robot! Just learn to program robots! Then send them on tasks involving crates, bombs, explosions and junk food in this free logic/programming puzzle game. Pragmatica is a smart game in the vein of SpaceChem and The Codex of Alchemical Engineering.
Though I am not usually a fan of turn-based strategy games, occasionally one comes along which is able to engage me with surface simplicity, and, before I know it, has me in the throes of complete addiction. Tic Tac Toe, a game created by Paul Neave as an apparent advertising tie-in for the popular breath-mint line, is one such game. A work that manages to reward cautious planning while retaining its power as a grim reflection on the nature of aggression, Tic Tac Toe presents an amusing challenge along with questions that cannot be easily dismissed.
When the Sun and the Sea have a falling out, it's up to you to dive into the ocean and retrieve the Idols hidden beneath the waves, carrying them all to the mountaintops where they rightfully belong... or so you think. Gregory Weir's latest experimental platformer is short, dreamlike, and surreal, and worth a play despite suffering from some tedious avoidance/platforming sequences.
Fly and Blast asks you to choose between piloting a jet, a helicopter and a super-powered heavily armed flying exoskeleton within minutes of loading the game, all of which will serve you well in this side-scrolling shooter. Give Fly and Blast a shot if you enjoy flying or blasting. Just don't be surprised when you find yourself drawn to the battle suit.
A snazzy little physics puzzle game with birds singing, little flowers blooming from the walls, and a golf ball careening off a land mine on the golf course. Your ultimate goal is to get the ball into the hole and move onto the next level, and for bragging purposes, you want to take as few shots as possible to do so and collect as many hearts as possible along the way.
Not Your War is a classic-style vertical shooter that feels like Robotron or Smash TV. Use the mouse and keyboard to control your small craft as you survive through 11 levels, taking on waves of enemy drones, fighters, and ships. Upgrade your ship and take down the Rhean forces in this challenging arcade title.
Leonardo Da Vinci. A man whose insatiable curiosity shows within every one of his many works. However, it was in the year 2011 that the most impressive of his plans were discovered and released by some talented people in the form of Fun da Vinci: yes, it seems that Leonardo was the inventor of the physics puzzle, and the world of casual gaming is all the better for it.
From Foddy.net, creator of QWOP, comes another bite-sized keyboard-based game that makes about as much sense as a boat made out of tahini. In GIRP, you play a climber scaling the side of a rocky cliff. The water is on the rise, so you've got to stay ahead of the liquid or face certain watereyness. By using the keyboard, you can fling your hands to nearby grips, moving one arm at a time to ascend the wall. If you played QWOP, you know this isn't a game of slow precision. It's about slapping the keys in some sort of strategic pattern and hoping everything works out in the end!
Mars Yongknows that clicks don't grow on trees. He knows exactly how many clicks you'll need to clear a level of its brightly colored shapes, and that's all the clicks you're going to get. The skill it requires is much more a matter of spatial logic and planning than reflexes. If that sounds up your alley, give it a try.
Save the kingdom by building the nicest towns in the shortest time possible. No pressure, you only have an architect, a pharaoh and a sun god breathing down your neck in this strategy/puzzle game. Similar to Royal Envoy, The Timebuilders will simultaneously vex your brain while giving your mouse hand a thorough workout.
When you run into a problem, it's always a good idea to look at things from a different perspective. In Sky Island, your perspective changes throughout the entire game. Tackle fifteen star-hunting levels that introduce a number of twists, such as enemies that need to be bounced upon, tricked to walking over certain blocks, or otherwise manipulated using your world-twisting abilities in this unique and engaging platformer.
Lots of wizards can shoot fireballs. Blasts of ice and electricity aren't so uncommon either. However, creating large stones out of nothingness requires an MC^2 amount of E, so only the most skilled are able to accomplish it. Such is the power of Wizard Hult, star of the new puzzle platformer from Bloblob. Alas, Earthbending skills ia not, in and of itself, a sufficient display of manliness for the witch who has caught his eye. And so she wait atop her challenge-filled tower waiting for the wizard to show his dedication... and to bring her something shiny and expensive. An innovate platformer with slightly finicky physics.
Something awfully scientific goes awfully wrong, according to the opening sequence. Scientists, explosion... you get the idea. Then we are in the head of our hero, who upon speaking to the first two-dimensional character wiggling against a wall, learn that they are the only hope in a world thrown into dimensional disarray.
infect.evolve.repeat.2 is the sequel to Manuel Fallmann's original infect game from 2005. Control a green germ by clicking and dragging to infect red blood cells and multiply your numbers. Evolve your germ to make it powerful enough to take on white blood cells and survive against waves of antibiotics. The game now features enhanced graphics, new missions, and achievements.
Despite the stripped down interface and fairly simple graphics Escape from the Room Surrounded by Bookshelves 2 is a lot of logical escaping fun. Try this fun and simple escape which is another step in the right direction from a talented new game designer.
Picma Squared is offering an experience that, especially in the multicolored format, just isn't being offered anywhere else yet. Established fans of picross looking for something new shouldn't miss this, and anyone who likes visual and logic puzzles will probably want to give it a try as well.
Orange you glad that there's a brand new pack of levels for Johnny-K's physics puzzle series Cover Orange? Hey, I know I am. The lack of hand-holding means it's not a particularly great jumping-on point for those new to the concept (though I would certainly recommend the previous installments!), but fans of the series, or physics puzzlers in general, will have a fun afternoon with Cover Orange Player's Pack 2.
Point-and-click your way through the third installment in Pastel Games' Sneak Thief series! A brisk fifteen minute-ish diversion, this game will send you off into the weekend whistling. The titular thief finds himself in some kind of underground lair with a number of code pads and a safe. Will it turn out to be his downfall?
Hey there, green thumb! Do you know how to manage your time? Barb sure does, and she proves it every day with her fervent dedication to her fast-paced job at Big Corp! The stress is really getting to her, though, and finally both her boss and co-workers insist she take a vacation. Sitting in a diner with her pal, Flo suggests Barb take up gardening to sooth her nerves and restore some balance to her life. What does Barb hear? "Start a business selling fruits and vegetables!" So begins Garden Dash, a time management game that takes place in the Diner Dash universe featuring a host of new ideas, characters, and gameplay!
Don't let the man or your burgeoning psychosis keep you down! In this quirky, bouncy 3D platform-puzzler, you play as a hapless worker in a cardboard box assembly plant finally driven to the drink of insanity by his endless, repetitive work and finds himself transported to a weird and puzzling realm where the very world flips and rotates as you move. Will you ever get home? Do you even want to? A fun, silly game with one heck of an intro.
A polished take on a puzzle favourite, this tricky game will have you coming back for more anr more as you try and get your blocks onto the red line. There are forty-nine stages to complete as well as a neat level editor to facilitate your own creations.
Planets have gone un-drilled for far too long, and Nitrome wants you to answer the call in this colourful, bizarre follow-up to 2010's popular arcade game about weird looking aliens with a passion for property damage. Smash, drill, and blast your way through 24 new levels and wild environments.
Triangle is absolutely charming. Its atmosphere is decidedly different from practically every escape game I've ever played before, and for someone who's played as many as I have that's a feat. Explore the room, pick up various items, solve various puzzles, and eventually regain your freedom.
Art meets puzzles in Fernando Ramallo's simple but challenging title. Let the hypnotic colours and abstract animations soothe your brain as you shift and rotate portions of the image until everything snaps into place. Despite a lack of variety and one simple mechanic, Dependant offers a lovely respite from fast-paced twitch gaming and remains accessible to just about anyone to boot.
You might think that the combination of Boys' Life, the monthly Boy scouting magazine for ages 6-18, and retro-action-meister Hamumu make for an unexpected pairing. Heck, I was a cub scout and even I find it a little strange. However, I do know that when the creator of the Robot Wants series releases a pixel platformer based around a trio of differently-abilitied characters fighting their way through an alien landscape: I'm there. That game is Mad Planet, and it's got quality worthy of a merit badge.
Would you like a jet-pack? Sure, we all do! However, I'm not so sure I'd be willing to volunteer for the strict testing procedures that would have to be completed before it's released to market: what with the dodging of missiles, the zapping of lasers, and having to deal with the inevitably-snarky AI running the whole thing. Omega Box, the new action game from Ironzilla, is the tale of a test-subject either much braver or much less lucky than I, who must fly around the experimentation room avoiding everything said snarky AI can throw at him.
The world is in your hands in Red Redemption's sequel to 2007's Climate Challenge. Assume control of the newly formed GEO in this complex and challenging strategy simulation game that forces you to cope with the needs of not only the environment but the people who live in it in order to change the future, dealing with the issues afflicting each country throughout the world as you try to bring about change. Real science and research guides your decisions, and Fate of the World offers up a challenging, complex experience that might get you thinking in more ways than one.
Lucid is a simple, colorful, matching-based puzzle game from YeaBoing. It ditches complexity in all its forms in favor of a pure puzzle experience, slowly ratcheting up the difficulty to keep your brain thinking as fast as you can match dreamy-colored tiles.
A kid-friendly point-and-click adventure game that sidles right up to that "interactive storybook" line, but doesn't quite cross over into it, thanks in part to a few mini-games, such as a stealth game where you must hide from a yeti-thing and a snowboarding game where you must avoid obstacles. This is a game that any six-year-old (or one just young at heart) with a mouse can play without getting frustrated.
If you've not experienced Hashi before, Classic Hashi Light is ideal for getting familiar with the format. The goal of a hashi puzzle is to connect all of the numbered islands using a series of bridges so that every island is connected to each other in one system. Since this is Volume 1 in a periodically-released series, the difficulty might be a bit low for the experienced Hashi-head, but it's a great introduction to the puzzle for newcomers.
LightSpeeder is a modern day update of a classic light cycle survival racing game. This Unity title features impressive visuals, dynamic cameras, and the ability to jump over light walls as you face against three AI opponents. You can also play against a friend simultaneously in split-screen.
The titular character in this kid-oriented, charming hidden-object/spot-the-difference title is a doll who is brought to life by the little girl who sews him herself. Adorableness ensues. Not too long, and probably best suited to a 15 to 20 minute break, if you're hankering for something sweet, skip the candy and try Bobblestitch. It's better for your teeth, at least.
Transmover: New Generation is the sequel to Polygon Gmen's Transmover, and it features as much great puzzle-platforming and laser-effected teleportation as the original. The original Transmover boasted a clever concept and fun puzzles, and if Transmover: New Generation is more of the same, it's more of the same good casual gaming.
Friends, readers, puzzle-solvers... lend me your screwdrivers! The latest installment of the popular Dismantlement series by Gam.eBB.jp has arrived, and this time time isn't on your side. Metaphorically speaking, anyway; there's a bomb hidden inside this watch, and it's up to you to figure out how to crack it open and save us all from certain ka-blooey!
The winner of the 2011 Stanford Hackathon represents the theme of benevolence by putting you behind the wheel of a truck making deliveries for the local food bank. Stop in as many green areas as you can before time runs out to earn cash to upgrade your vehicle in simple ways. It's a simple but solid step in the right direction for new developer JacobG, and as his prize included a review by us, we talk about what was done right, and what could be improved.
Test Subject Blue is the latest platform puzzle game from Nitrome. Jump platforms to reach the food pill that unlocks the exit capsule for each level. You will have to jump through force fields that transport you to different locations throughout the level. Navigate through each level in the shortest time possible.
I think that everyone, if only for a second, has considered the possibilities of traveling through time. Sadly, we don't have the budget for a DeLorean. So it's up to State Of Play to offer us the next best thing: the fast-paced reflex-testing microgame-fest that is A Short History of the World, a beautiful game with finicky mechanics.
Escape from the Lodge is Tesshi-e's best effort to date. Complex, amusing, gorgeous to look at, and with easy to understand and use controls this is one fantastic room escape, perfect for the mid-week break. Join Tesshi-e on their vacation from escaping and be prepared for...more escaping fun than ever before.
Ten HUT! Are you prepared to go out there into the colorful floating void, soldier? Are you ready to calculate angles on the fly in order to line up chain shots? Spreading smiles to shapes is serious business! I want you to get behind that cannon and cheer up the ever-lovin' crap out of those shapes, soldier! It doesn't hurt that the game boasts a marvelous soundtrack and adorable art, either. Arcade fans should give this one a try. At least it's cheaper than Vegas.
It goes by many titles: sucrose, lactose, dextrose, fructose, glucose. By any other name though, it would taste just as sweet. It's sugar. Perhaps seeing a solid stream of it pour into his morning coffee tickled something in Bart Bonte's mind. Perhaps he's a designer who can find inspiration in anything. In any case, his new simple idea physics game Sugar, Sugar is all about directing those tiny delicious crystals into a multitude of mugs... and oh, honey, honey, I'm so happy I'm not a diabetic
Ninjadoodle's Bustabrain 2 features 30 new levels of minigame puzzles to solve and 30 hidden Dice of Doom to find. Use the mouse to click or drag various items on each level. Try to beat the game in as few mouse clicks as possible. Up for another round? Then put those running shorts on your head and start exercising your brain once again!
Here's a novel idea: do something with the match-3 genre that's fun and interesting! Cave Quest from MD Studio combines a number of familiar puzzle concepts with a smattering of hidden object and adventure scenes. It's all laced together with a shoestring storyline that keeps you moving from one area to the next, solving simple inventory puzzles and swapping tiles like nobody's business. It's something fresh and interesting to try out, especially if you've been around the match-3 block a few times!
So, yeah, the 1980s. Slap bracelets. Synth bands. Big hair. Neon-colored clothing. If you remember the 80s, you probably want to forget, and if you don't, here's a good way to get started. Fix-it-Up Eighties: Meet Kate's Parents is the latest time management game from World Loom continuing the car-centric Fix-it-Up. This time around, Kate plays a backseat role as she visits her dad who begins to reminisce about the days of old, meeting Kate's mother and running a car repair business together as they fought with the owner, Richard.
Shoot and jump your way through this interesting hybrid of action, platform, physics and one-button games. This duality might put some off Cuboy Quest, but it honestly is a nice idea that has been executed well. Perhaps not everyone's cup of tea, but that's because not everyone likes tea.
Survive for 30 seconds. Sounds simple, right? But you're just sitting there in your chair, reading this excerpt. You're not the hapless protagonist of styxtwo's challenging survival platform game, where the goal is to stay afloat as the island slowly shrinks beneath you.
A physics puzzle... in 3D!... wait, no. A better one sentence summary would be "a carnival milk bottle game... only better and on your computer... and starring adorable monsters!" If only beating the game earned you an inflatable turtle or some oversized novelty sunglasses.
Give Bird Escape a spin. Try out something new, something that is not "just like every other room escape" and enjoy the surreal and unique experience that is Otousan's world. A world with a lot of birds. And grapes. And some amusing escaping as well.
Wooly the Mammoth has stolen your hat, and in order to get it back, you're going to need to get some epic questing going on, exploring a huge, non-linear environment, completing side-quests, collecting keys, and shooting cute but evil monsters in the face with your laser. Whimsical and with wide-appeal, this is certain to be another major hit from jmtb02!
Hammers are jerks. We've known it all along, as our swollen thumbs can attest, and don't think we haven't heard them sniggering each time they "accidentally" slip on us either. Enter Neil (he's a nail) who, together with Mr Magnet and the lovely Drew (she's a screw) are here to help the resistance put a stop to the hammers and their bullying in this short but oh-so-sweet little point-and-click puzzle adventure.
It's a simple idea wrapped up in one great presentation for Interlocked, the 3D puzzle from We Create Stuff. Figure out how to take apart increasingly elaborate sliding block arrangements; the pieces are locked together, and it should be easy for you to puzzle out how to pull them all apart... right? The perfect treat to start your week off right.
A fourth and much-improved entry in the logic puzzle series, World Mosaics IV weaves storytelling in with an excellent (and extensive) set of picross puzzles that are perfect for casual players to enjoy!
Shoot the pearls and save your ammo in this creative twist on the Peggle genre. What starts off as a simple, cheery arcade game gradually ramps up the challenge by introducing new elements to contend with on the playing field that do a lot to both make it stand out and steal your time.
GemCraft returns with this latest installment in the popular series that blends RPG elements with strategy and classic addictive tower defense. Descend into the labyrinth for your greatest test, with more skills, more achievements, more abilities, and more of the classic action that GameInABottle has perfected.
Simulation hits home in this advergame meant to raise awareness about poverty. Even though you don't have a job, the bills keep piling up, and you have insurance, a student loan, and a child to think of. You're down to your last thousand dollars... can you make it through the month? A sobering if a little ham-handed look at the lives of some people who aren't quite as lucky.
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ABSTRACT: The present study describes the seminal plasma proteome of Bos indicus bulls. Fifty-six, 24-month old Australian Brahman sires were evaluated and subjected to electroejaculation. Seminal plasma proteins were separated by 2-D SDS-PAGE and identified by mass spectrometry. The percentage of progressively motile and morphologically normal sperm of the bulls were 70.4±2.3 and 64±3.2%, respectively. A total of 108 spots were identified in the 2-D maps, corresponding to 46 proteins. Binder of sperm proteins accounted for 55.8% of all spots detected in the maps and spermadhesins comprised the second most abundant constituents. Other proteins of the Bos indicus seminal plasma include clusterin, albumin, transferrin, metalloproteinase inhibitor 2, osteopontin, epididymal secretory protein E1, apolipoprotein A-1, heat shock 70kDa protein, glutathione peroxidase 3, cathelicidins, alpha-enolase, tripeptidyl-peptidase 1, zinc-alpha-2-glycoprotein, plasma serine protease inhibitor, beta 2-microglobulin, proteasome subunit beta type-4, actin, cathepsins, nucleobinding-1, protein S100-A9, hemoglobin subunit alpha, cadherin-1, angiogenin-1, fibrinogen alpha and beta chain, ephirin-A1, protein DJ-1, serpin A3-7, alpha-2-macroglobulin, annexin A1, complement factor B, polymeric immunoglobulin receptor, seminal ribonuclease, ribonuclease-4, prostaglandin-H2 d-isomerase, platelet-activating factor acetylhydrolase, and phosphoglycerate kinase 1. In conclusion, this work uniquely portrays the Bos indicus seminal fluid proteome, based on samples from a large set of animals representing the Brahman cattle of the tropical Northern Australia. Based on putative biochemical attributes, seminal proteins act during sperm maturation, protection, capacitation and fertilization.Animal Reproduction Science 05/2014; 148:1-17. · 1.58 Impact Factor - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Recently, comprehensive studies were conducted regarding the reproductive development, age at puberty, spermatogenesis and the protein profile in the seminal plasma of Santa Ines rams. Despite the abundant information obtained from these studies regarding these tropically adapted rams in Brazil, it is still unclear how sperm parameters relate to the expression of molecular components of the reproductive tract. In this regard, the present study was conducted to determine if sperm parameters were empirically associated with the seminal plasma proteins described in two-dimensional electrophoresis maps. Seminal plasma proteins were separated by two-dimensional electrophoresis and the respective maps electronically analyzed. Protein spots associated with higher or lower sperm motility were then identified by tandem mass spectrometry. Based on sperm motility, the ejaculates were divided into two groups: those containing up to 80% motile cells (G1; n = 11) and those with more than 80% motile sperm (G2; n = 10). On average, 236 spots per gel were detected. Eleven spots were significantly more intense in gels from animals with ejaculates characterized by higher semen motility scores (G2). The intensity of three other spots was higher in gels from the G1 group. All spots differentially expressed for G1 and G2, were present in at least 90% of the gels. From the 13 spots differentially expressed in G1 and G2, four spots were identified by tandem mass spectrometry. Spots expressed with more intensity in the ejaculates with higher sperm motility (G2) were identified as arylsulfatase A and zinc-alpha-2-glycoprotein. On the other hand, two spots associated with G1 were identified as ram seminal vesicles protein 22 kDa (RSVP-22) and bodhesin-2. Knowledge of these identities represents a crucial step toward the comprehension of how specific seminal plasma proteins are related to sperm motility.Small Ruminant Research 01/2013; 109(2–3):94-100. · 1.10 Impact Factor -
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We could be shipping out X or Brad Miller doubt we get much back but Demps is the master of little trades.
I just hope they grab a big body in the process. The rockets and celtics have about 12 of them!
Wow..... Just about kills his trade value.
"Dwight's position has remained unchanged since the end of this past season," said Dan Fegan of LaGardere Unlimited. "He fully intends to explore free agency at the end of next season, regardless of what team trades for him, including Brooklyn."
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I'm going to get smashed for this, but Howard for Aminu and JSmith + our 2013 1st round pick (top-3 protected) and our 2015 1st round pick (lottery protected) works financially. The salaries don't match, but they don't have to since we are under the cap. Orlando gets 2 young players + a couple of 1st round picks to re-build with, which is a lot considering Howard doesn't hold much value any more since he won't sign an extension with any team that trades for him.
Our current space = $45.030 million
Add in Howard's $19.261 million, and we are up to $64.291 million. Then, subtract Aminu ($2.947 mil) and JSmith ($2.5 mil), and we're at $58.8 million - right on top of the cap, but I'm sure there are ways around the extra few hundred thousand. GMs get paid for this sort of manipulation.
Anthony Davis is opening eyes. Players will want to play with him. Rivers is developing, and he is another draw. Gordon was the last cut on the Olympic team, and he is only 23. Also, we would still have the MLE, and Lewis is $13.7 million coming off the books next year, so we could add another big piece to the team next FA period too. You also have to figure in the $50 million dollars worth of improvements to the arena, Benson as the new local owner, the lease with the city, and the re-brand. Davis just signed a big deal with Nike, so the marketing is definitely available.
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^ That is the core, plus a $10+ million dollar FA next year, or a few $3-5 million dollar FAs + the MLE. I think there is a real good chance that Howard would want to re-sign with us.
That is a hell of a lot more than what Toronto got for Bosh and what Cleveland got for LeBron, both of whom waited until the last second like Orlando did with Howard. The fact of the matter is that his trade value is nothing right now compared to what it would have been had they traded him last year like we did with CP.
slim, I'm pretty sure there's a cap hold for 1st round picks
Houston can and would give up more.
Oh well. A for effort ;)
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It sounds like Marco Belinelli and the Chicago Bulls are in advanced talks. Nothing imminent, but he may sign for the bi-annual exception.
Well if Jujube's translation was correct in that Belinelli article,
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