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Mexican Fiesta honors culture and history
Celebrating Mexican culture means good food, tequila tastings, music and soccer. You'll find all of them, in generous portions, at Mexican Fiesta, which runs Friday through Sunday at Maier Festival Park.
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Paxton Andrews' parents thought their newborn had a cold when they took him to the pediatrician. Sadly, it turned out that he had cancer. He died just shy of 5 months old.
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WASHINGTON — Twelve years later, haunting memories of Sept. 11 are shaping the debate over what to do about Syria.
As Americans mark the anniversary of the 2001 terrorist attacks, the nation again is wrestling with painful questions about al-Qaida, weapons of mass destruction and the risks of American inaction. At the center of the debate is President Barack Obama, who has sought to move the U.S. away from what he has called the "perpetual wartime footing" it found itself on in the years after 9/11.
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A collection of cartoons by New York Times Bestseller Jim Benton. Though the title implies lots of pet or animal cartoons there are only a few. Personally I found the humor hit or miss.
All My Friends Are Still Dead takes off where the first book ended and if you have controlled yourself from laughing, you my precede to the next book. Enjoy!
It's a simple concept, what if you are the last dinosaur? Your friends would all be dead. this funny little book examines zombies, cassettes and other things that may all be dead.
Straight from the library–the strange and bizarre, ready to be checked out!
From a patron's missing wetsuit to the scent of crab cakes wafting through the stacks, I Work at a Public Library showcases the oddities that have come across Gina Sheridan's circulation desk. Throughout these pages, she catalogs her encounters with local eccentrics as well as the questions that plague her, such as, "What is the standard length of eyebrow hairs?" Whether she's helping someone scan his face onto an online dating site or explaining why the library doesn't have any dragon autobiographies, Sheridan's bizarre tales prove that she's truly seen it all.
Stacked high with hundreds of strange-but-true stories, I Work at a Public Library celebrates librarians and the unforgettable patrons that roam the stacks every day.
A collection of poetry that express dogs devotion to their owners, their food and what makes them happy. Things like squeaky toys, naps, bones. Funny and heartfelt. For anyone who has ever loved a dog.
A cute book, but I feel the author could have used more hyperbole to add to the humor. It seemed to be missing something and that is the only thing I could put my finger on. It is a terrific idea, though. And people really are owned by cats, not the other way around! I think an expanded edition is in order!
Max Thompson known far and wide on the Internet as "The Psychokitty" is an expert in all things feline. He has decided to help out humans everywhere to understand the ways of the cat. That with cute furriness comes hairballs. There are paw drawn illustrations and note pages to further assist people with their learning curve. At the end are included some letters from cats and their people who have written to Psychkitty for advice. A funny book. Though I must say that Psychokitty seems to have more issues with poop and barfing then any of the five house cats I have had.
Nothing is cuter than a kitten or more curious. This book of poems by kittens shares their amazement at their new world around them, their never ending curiosity and how they learn to live with older cats and their people. Filled with cute photos and funny poems that made me laugh out loud.
Each page contains an important live lesson, such as "Learn from those who have come before you," the name of the cat counselor giving advice on this lesson, the counselor's moment in "purrspective" and then the advice he or she has learned during their nine lives. Next page has a photo of each cat counselor. These house cats try to share the lessons they have learned with us, the humble human, to reduce the stress in our lives and lead a more enjoyable, stress-free life. After all if we are happy and stress-free we will have more time to devote to kitty.
This book is full of fun photos of cats and kittens and the poems are straight forward and funny. If you have ever owned a cat, especially a house cat this book is for you. Some of the poems made me laugh out loud. Others made me give an exasperated sigh, because "my cat has done that." The author of the syndicated comic strip, Sally Forth, helps cats unlock their creative potential and explain their odd behavior in perfectly cat logical ways. But no matter how wacky, whimsical or exasperating cats are always still loveable. At least mine are. : )
Super cute pictures of fuzzy wuzzy kitties plus poetry typed out with their own little paws! You can't go wrong with checking out this cute little book. Ever wonder what your kitten thinks about? The answers are presented right here. If you read and loved I Could Pee On This this is a must see. I can't wait to see what this author writes next.
One word: Hilarious! You don't have to have worked at a library to find this book funny. Anyone who has worked with the public will be able to relate to the stories found within this book. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it and even went to Ms. Sheridan's Tumblr site, iworkatapubliclibrary.com for more stories. The things that happen in public amaze and astound me even though I have worked with the public most of my career. People never cease to amaze me. Enjoy!
Collection of touching stories about cats and their people. Some will make you laugh while others may make you cry, but all will seem familiar to anyone who has loved several cats in their life.
Looking for a simple gift for a cat lover? This is a sweet get-yourself-in-the-mood-for-Christmas book for Cat-lovers. It is a book featuring Christmas recipes, Christmas tips, Christmas songs, all sorts of Christmasy is both humor here as well as stories traditional Christmas tales told from Cat standpoint. The humor was gentle and clever, not the loud guffaw and bust your gut type of humor, but genial and endearing. I was impressed at how continually Samek was able to riff on the cat humor, finding all sorts
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Fans of Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels are no strangers to his unique form of satiric humor. In this collection of Pratchett's non-fiction writing, we are introduced to Sir Terry's real world, filled with speeches, articles, and never-ending promotional tours. In particular, the tours provide fodder for the most wry, grumpy, and amusing anecdotes. As Neil Gaiman brilliantly observes in the introduction, Terry Pratchett is not a jolly old elf. He does, however, produce some of the best satirical writing on the planet. He also doesn't come across as mean spirited. This is a wonderful collection!
Here, the aristocrats of the animal kingdom dwell in stately splendor, sleeping, grooming, sleeping some more, and being fed by their downstairs cats, unaware that their way of life; providing work for others; is about to be swept away by the tides of history . . . and runaway cars.
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Before Liz Lemon, before "Weekend Update," before "Sarah Palin," Tina Fey was just a young girl with a dream: a recurring stress dream that she was being chased through a local airport by her middle-school gym teacher. She also had a dream that one day she would be a comedian on TV.
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Can Oprah Save Lindsay Lohan?Courtesy of IFC
Lindsay Lohan has announced her first post-rehab plans. She'll be doing an eight-part inspirational docu-reality series for Oprah on OWN! It'll only cost Oprah's fledgling network a paltry two million dollars, from a deal Lohan signed while still in rehab. After a rocky start, OWN just had its best quarter ever, having settled comfortably into its niche: tear-jerking interviews with troubled celebs like Lohan and Rihanna, documentaries about unfair media portrayals of women like Miss Representation and Dark Girls, and two shows from Tyler Perry (one comedy, one drama).
By comparison, Lohan got paid $300,000 for Liz & Dick, $200,000 for Scary Movie V, a million dollars for Playboy, and did The Canyons for scale ($6,480). She's on the cover of the current issue of Film Comment, in a strange waxy still from the movie where Lohan looks like a Cindy Sherman character of herself. Inside the issue, Canyons director Paul Schrader composes a written tongue-bath to Lohan's acting talent, comparing her to Marilyn Monroe and Gena Rowlands. I want to believe. But I still remember Liz & Dick.
According to Pacific Rim monster Dina Lohan, Oprah will act as Lindsay's "mentor." Lohan gets out of rehab in early August. She'd been flirting with moving somewhere with less temptations than L.A. and NY, but has already announced she's moving back to New York and possibly in with her mother (good luck). Michael Lohan told the press earlier this month about how Lindsay overdosed for the first time when she was 18 while filming Just My Luck. Unverified reports suggest that clinic staff encouraged Lindsay to stay in rehab longer, but she refused.
Lohan doesn't have any film projects lined up after The Canyons. Meanwhile Oprah is in Lee Daniels's The Butler, as part of a cast that includes John Cusack as Richard Nixon, Minka Kelly as Jackie Kennedy, and Alan Rickman as Ronald Reagan. The Linda Lovelace movie Inferno that Lohan was attached to on went on without her, casting Malin Akerman before heading into development hell for eternity. A rival movie called Lovelace went forward instead, and the meaty role of the tortured Deep Throat star went to Lohan's Mean Girls costar Amanda Seyfried. Who knew Karen was the smart one? (She's a mouse, duh.)
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Most everything in 2014 will be new for Nationals pitcher Doug Fister, acquired in a trade Monday with the Detroit Tigers: Different city, different teammates, different league.
One thing hasn't changed for the 6-foot-8 sinkerballer, however, is that he's still pitching in an elite rotation.
Soon enough, Fister will meet teammates Stephen Strasburg, Jordan Zimmermann and Gio Gonzalez. He will shake their hands and talk shop and figure out what makes them tick. And Fister can be reasonably confident that it won't be wasted time.
All of those pitchers are under team control for 2015, too, so Washington has its top four starters on board for the next two seasons, a luxury few teams in the majors can boast. And with prices for even competent free-agent pitchers sky-high, that affords the Nats a nice weapon: financial flexibility.
"It's comforting to know that you've got good quality starting pitchers that you control," Nats general manager Mike Rizzo said. "It doesn't stop you from having a long-term outlook on your roster. You always have to be looking ahead and looking forward. And I think we do a good job of that. You can't be complacent. You have to constantly be thinking. You have to be creative."
Scott Kazmir, out of baseball for almost two full seasons, rebounded with a 4.04 ERA in Cleveland last year and earned $22 million over two years with Oakland. Veteran Tim Hudson, now 38, signed with San Francisco for the same term and $23 million after missing the final 10 weeks of 2013 after a gruesome ankle injury. Even Josh Johnson, with a checkered injury history and a 6.20 ERA with Toronto last summer, earned $8 million from San Diego.
And these are relatively modest prices. Better or more consistent or healthier pitchers are expected to go for far more at the industry's Winter Meetings next week in Orlando.
And so the Nats have established a different way to pay for pitching. They use prospects as trade chips. It was how they got Gio Gonzalez from Oakland two years ago. In return for two strong seasons from Gonzalez, who was third in the National League Cy Young Award voting in 2012, Washington gave up right-handed pitchers Brad Peacock and A.J. Cole and lefty Tom Milone along with catcher Derek Norris.
Milone has posted ERAs of 3.74 and 4.14 in 57 starts with the A's. Norris has a .698 OPS over 473 at-bats. Peacock is now in Houston. Cole is back with the Nats after the three-way Michael Morse trade last winter and probably still has the highest ceiling of any player in that deal.
The price for Fister wasn't so high. Washington gave up utility man Steve Lombardozzi, reliever Ian Krol and — the key part of the deal — pitching prospect Robbie Ray, a 2010 draft pick who showed promise in his age-21 season with a nice year split between Single-A and Double-A.
Compare Fister's numbers with other established pitchers traded for bigger prospect hauls in recent years, including James Shields, Matt Garza and R.A. Dickey, and the deal looks even better for the Nats. Of course, that's only if Fister performs up to his track record over the last three years and Ray doesn't explode into an elite prospect.
Fister made just $4 million last season and will be closer to $7 million once the arbitration process is finished this winter. According to Rizzo, the two sides have not yet discussed an extension. Fister is under team control through 2015.
Strasburg made $3.9 million in 2013 and will get a healthy raise this offseason. But without the benefit of an open market, his price can only go so high from one year to the next. Strasburg wouldn't be a free agent until after the 2016 season.
Zimmermann is also arbitration-eligible after making $5.35 million in 2013. He is in line for a contract extension, which is more likely if he's willing to forego a year or two of free agency. As a Super-2 player he earned an extra year of arbitration money — four rounds instead of three — and will be a free agent after the 2015 season.
Strasburg's agent, Scott Boras, is notorious for not going the contract-extension route with his younger clients, though the team may be willing to negotiate his remaining arbitration years, including this one, to keep that cost from ballooning too high.
Gonzalez, meanwhile, is under team control until at least 2017 at escalating salaries of $8.5 million, $11 million and then $12 million.
All told, these are Fister's teammates for the next two seasons, at the very least.
"It was such an honor to be a part of the staff that we had [in Detroit] with Scherzer and Verlander," Fister said. "But coming into D.C. now, it's gonna be the same thing with Strasburg and Zimmermann and Gonzalez and [Ross] Detwiler. ... I'm definitely looking forward to being surrounded by such terrific pitchers."
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I thought y'all might enjoy some Paleo Mini Bagels for the holidays. Yes, I know this is not exactly a traditional holiday treat. However, as of late I've been going lower and lower in my carb consumption. I am truly digging the results I'm getting from ditching fruit and dessert and sticking to fat, protein, and vegetables. A low-carb diet seems to agree with my constitution!
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After receiving this comment about my gluten free Cranberry Nut Bread from a reader named Caroline I became somewhat concerned about the recipe. I proceeded to test it several times in response. First, though, before I share my results with you, here is Caroline's comment:
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Both the Federation and the Klingon Defense Force are ready to launch their new flagship cruisers, equipped with brand-new powers and abilities. They are now available in the C-Store as single and bundle purchases.
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Oh wow, the c-store has moved well out of my budget.
Gratulations to the release :)
But fear coming changes to them too much to buy now :( *sigh*
Also, is there a bridge finetuning planned? *refering to this http://forums.startrekonline.com/sho...7&postcount=17 *
Congratulations on releasing yet another 2 ships (or 6 if you prefer that), that all still have remaining issues which was reported on Tribble forums.
Sensor Analysis on Science version still, for example?
(No purchase from me.)
I knew it was only a matter of time until they released them in C store if you weren't around to claim your free one when FTP arrived.
Awesome, but still gonna wait to see how badly they may be nerfed before spending the money.
I love them the way they are but do not look forward to the mental breakdown that would happen to me if I had spent $50-$100 and then they where changed due to misconceptions of OPness from the playerbase.
I'll take "how not to get my money" for 100 Alex.
I mean really not only are they over priced but you, again, don't allow for extensive testing on Tribble. And even if your QA team looked at them that's not enough, I mean your QA team let all the FE bugs get through.
I like these ships. The price doesn't bother me since they are meant to be the flagships of their respective factions. Like others, though, I'll wait for the bugs and/or nerfs---if there are any---to be worked out before I make any purchases. The only thing I'm sort of disappointed in is that there doesn't appear to be any cosmetic differences between each set of 3 ships. Why not? I'd like to be able to customize them besides color, etc.
I think it is time for a C-Store boycott. Maybe then they will have reasonable and competitive prices! I for one will not be heading to the C-Store any in the near future. A single ship should not go above $10 and should at least come with anew interior for $10.
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I brewed an ESB recipe that I found on the Internet, with a few minor changes I made to it (substituted Crystal 80 with Crystal 60 and a tad of Crystal 90, upped the hops a bit, used different yeast). Everything went great during the mash...I used Beersmith to calculate the strike temperature and amount to use, and I hit my target mash within two degrees (wanted 154, got 152...which I'm more than happy with).
So, then I vorlaufed, and drained into the kettle. I then added the sparge water, which was also calculated by Beersmith. This is where I ran into my first issue. I was left with 1-2 qts. of sparge water in my pot when my cooler was completely filled. I'm guessing I calculated with an inaccurate grain absorption rate (I used what seems to be the standard of .1 gal/lb). I'll have to do some thinking here.
Anyway, after I got everything in the kettle, I realized I was a little short on my desired boil volume. I ended up adding the remaining water that was meant for sparge water, which got me close to my target, so I thought "good enough".
The whole boil went well, except for the fact that after sixty minutes, I was quite a bit lower on my final volulme than I wanted (about 3 qts). Obviously my evaporation rate is quite a bit higher than I estimated. I added some water to get close to desired volume before chilling, so not really a huge issue, I guess.
My immersion chiller did not work very efficiently. It took about 35 minutes to get to pitching temp, where I was expecting about 20 minutes. Wort temp dropped like crazy all the way to about 100 degrees, but then it slowed down to a crawl to get to pitching temp. Law of diminishing returns, I suppose. Finally I got the wort to 68 degrees and I was ready to put the stuff into my carboy for fermentation. This is where things got bad.
First off, Bazooka T screens are useless, as far as I'm concerned. I used all pellet hops, and the Bazooka T is a magnet for them. I spent about 30 minutes using my mash spoon to scrape break/hop sludge from the screen to allow the wort to go through the valve. I was not too happy about it, to say the least! I think I'm going to have to look into exclusively whole hops, which I think would work well with the Bazooka T, or bite the bullet and buy one of those damned Hopstoppers. Any opinions would be appreciated.
I ended up with 5.5 gallons in the carboy. I calculated my recipe for a finished volume of 6 gallons, with the hopes of getting 5.5 in the carboy, so I was pretty psyched about that! Unfortunately, so much sludge got through, seemingly due to me scraping the hell out of the Bazooka T and putting all that junk into suspension. I'm not too worried about it, because it should settle out in primary, but I'm beginning to guess I'm actually closer to 4.5 to 5 gallons of wort, once all the junk is factored out.
I calculated a OG of 1.065, and got a reading of 1.070. I'm not sure if it's because I ended up with less volume that the gravity was higher, or because there was so much crap floating around in the sample I measured with, or a bit of both. Either way, it's pretty close, which I'll take on my first AG.
Overall, I'd say things went really well, with just a couple of minor hiccups. I'm really looking forward to getting this process down to a tee, like many here already have. I couldn't have done this without all the help you've all given me the last few months. Thanks to all who took time to answer my questions!
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I use a herb ball for pellet hops you can find them online at kitchen supply stores some online homebrew stores might have them too, my LHBS carries them.
I also made some out of 2 each stainless steel wire mesh sink strainers from wal mart and use the homemade jobs for whole hops and plugs.
I just hang them off the side of the boil pot with a piece of copper wire and pull them out after the boil.
Very happy with the results.
Congradulations on your 1st AG
Today was my first time using my Bazooka and it worked perfectly with whole hops. This was the reason I went with the Bazooka because I use whole hops exclusively. I would definitely suggest making the switch, you will be much happier. Mine drained quicker than I though it would and not once did it come close to getting stuck. It did let all the break material into the carboy but I don't have a problem with that.
Congrats on your first!
If you haven't checked them out yethttp://hopsdirect.comhttp://freshops.com
this is where I get my hops from and I can get pretty much anything I want. Both high quality but there are minimum orders. I ordered a bunch and split them up and vacuum seal them and put them in the freezer. I don't really see a difference except in flavor and aroma with leaf hops..bittering is about the same.
Our club does a bulk order every year. This is where I get the majority of my
whole and plug hops. Any pellet hops I need I can get locally at my LHBS.
I vacuum seal and freeze them.
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I almost always use pellets for bittering & almost always cuss at the bazooka when it clogs.
I have a spare 30 qt pot that I put the water for the final sparge into. Once I get a longer LP hose for the new burner, I'll use it as a hot tank.
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I've been curious about something for a period of time now, and I hope this is the right place to ask it. Local HTML files, or even something online, seems to be an ideal solution for Visual Novel development. Every possible image for a character could be developed and placed into a directory, and the story could be followed by links and text. As long as variables were never necessary, it would work perfectly, and it would solve compatibility problems. After all, anyone with a web browser that could display text and images could play. In fact, developers of kinetic novels with no choices would probably benefit the most.
To better illustrate what I'm trying to say, pretend a game starts on an HTML page with a static image and text beneath. There is a link to continue that is tied into the next page, which displays perhaps the same image or a different one with more text. When choices come up, the player need only select a different link. In fact, an organization called Project Aon has been doing this to the Lone Wolf game books developed by Joe Dever.
Has this ever been implemented? If not...why hasn't it?
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|The problem is that in 'pure' HTML your capabilities are very limited - not very many VNs could avoid the problem. A better route would be a Java-based VN, which would allow all the flexibility the devs could want with all the portability you could desire.
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I like the idea but there is this one thing that I feel I have to point out.
A visual novel is a combination of text, pictures, sound and music. To display all of this smoothly in a HTML environment may require a fast network and this just doesn't available everywhere. I mean, you don't want to wait 5-10 minutes just to load one scene, right?
Well, I'm no expert on HTML but that's what I think.
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Could you please explain that?
I am asking because I am not very familiar with visual novels and I am wondering now if they are something different from what I thought them to be.
I thought that a visual novel was primarily a series of different story paths that the reader chose by making a decision about which path to follow. That is something that HTML does very well.
HTML is also good for page layout and integrating graphics and audio. When I saw the title of this thread I thought that it was a great idea because it could make visual novels more accessible to some people, including me.
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I am assuming that the actual novel would be not just the HTML file but also any necessary binary files for audio and graphics.
Reading an HTML visual novel would be just like browsing a web site.
At least that is what I am thinking.
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|I was actually considering an extremely simple choosing your own adventure like pathway. It would only need the ability to access hyperlinks and display JPEG or GIF images. I've played many visual novels without bells and whistles. Kinetic novels don't even really need much of anything. In fact, I guess a simple Kinetic novel could ship as a large archive of JPEG or GIF files with the text added right on the bottom of the images. Each of the files would have a name like 1.jpg, 2.jpg and an image viewer could be used to scroll through them. That being said, your idea of using Java would be great, especially with how rapidly support for Java platforms have grown. If I'm not mistaken, more computers are equipped with Java runtime files than with Flash plugins.
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There's no reason it couldn't be done, as long as you're not looking for complicated interactions, but I can't think of any advantage it would have over compiled code either. A major issue I can think of is that the player would have direct access to all of the assets, which basically means they're not obligated to actually "play"; they can just jump to whatever they want to look at.
I don't think I can see any VNs that are actually sold using this, but it should be fine for a free to play one made for fun.
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|To my credit, I was thinking of only simple designs, and I fully realize that a player could start anywhere. However, if anyone is familiar with the designs offered by Project Aon, they could do it there as well. I was thinking the advantage could be portability. Developing Visual Novels in this manner would run equally well on many different types of machines. Embedded devices and Pocket PCs would work just well as mobile devices and desktops to play one of these.
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I like the idea of not having to run an executable file on my computer, other than my web browser.
I think that the portability of HTML would be better than any compiled code.
I would see that as an advantage, for me, but I can understand that the people selling the game might not want me to to be able to make my own rules and actually change the game to suit myself. Copyright infringement would probably be a big problem.
Yeah, I think that if it is done it will probably be something more along the line of fan fiction rather than a professional commercial product.
Visual novel doujinshi is an intriguing possibility.
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The benefit of that sort of doujinshi is that it could be hosted on a very simple website. I could imagine some people developing that sort of thing, getting appropriate hosting and a domain for it, and then collecting a small amount of money on the resulting advertising revenues. It wouldn't be much, but I'm guessing in theory it would be a better profit than simply asking people for donations.
Naturally, I'm not actually trying to say that I'm going to start such a project. I'm not a manga or VN artist by any means. However, I thought it was pretty interesting as a thought experiment if nothing else.
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Bumping a slightly old thread, but this is relevant. I was recently browsing a website, http://vndb.org (the visual novel database), and I noticed that one of the listed platforms that you could search by was "website."
Now, I don't know whether any of these are pure html, or whether they all use things like flash and java, as I haven't really checked them out much. There might be some that just use html though.
Please be warned, some (a lot) of the visual novels listed on that site are DEFINITELY NSFW (and potentially not even legal depending on you country), and obviously any links to web based visual novels could lead you to who knows what sort of content, so be aware of this before going there. Though by default the site seems to not display any NSFW screenshots unless you tell it to, it's possible something might slip by.
Below is a link to the search for web based VNs, for your convenience.
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Having given the link a quick glance, I was placed under the impression that a couple of these links were MMORPG sites that you can join. A few of these were also flash games like you had expected. It seems pretty interesting. I only got a high speed Internet connection this year since I was sort of behind the times, so all of this is really new to me. If I wanted to do anything online on dialup I had to wait for hours.
Therefore, I'm gladly going to check out the stuff here. Thank you for that link. Would you like me to let you know if there's anything particularly interesting?
Naturally, I would make a note if there were anything that's clearly not safe for work. After all, these are visual novels that we're talking about.
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