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A Bradenton man was charged with head-butting a 7-Eleven female employee in the eye during an argument, according to the Manatee County Sheriff's Office.
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A store employee reportedly confronted Hughes about his wife drinking a Pepsi and not paying for it. Deputies reported Hughes became enraged and began to verbally assault the victim who called law enforcement.
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New Walking Dead season 3,episode 8 wicked spoilers & clips released. Last night,AMC dropped the new spoilers and sneak peek,clips (below) for their upcoming "Walking Dead" episode 8 of season 3, and it looks very intense and quite strange at times as Michonne rescues a little walker girl,Rick and the crew attack Woodbury,and more. The episode is called, "Made to Suffer."
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Australian footwear company KUSA calls its grass flip-flops "an attempt to treat the syndrome of disconnection from nature and community felt by modern society."
They'll occasionally need to be fluffed, and probably shouldn't be kept near the family dog, but otherwise, these sod-soled shoes will make every day a walk in the park.
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Where other bathroom sprays offer little more than a chemical coverup, PooPourri, when spritzed into the toilet bowl before business commences, creates a protective barrier on the water's surface. All you'll smell is "a refreshing bouquet of essential oils," apparently. Think Chanel No. 2. Choose from a variety of scents, including Royal Flush, Nature's Call, Trap-a-Crap, Daisy Doo and, just for the holidays, Santa Poo.
Sold on www.poopourri.com starting at around $10.
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Is there someone on your list who is obsessed with both personal grooming and the pungent aroma of cured porcine flesh?
Thanks to a couple of Wisconsin "Bacontrepreneurs," the best a man can get this holiday season is not just a smooth, close shave but a deforested face that smells like a diner and could launch a pack of hungry dogs.
J&D's Bacon Shaving Cream boasts "advanced heat-activated aromatic technology" and, according to its creators, is best used "after a hot shower or before an important date with someone you may want to spend the rest of your life with." Pairs well with egg shampoo.
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Celebrate a loved one's uniqueness by turning their spit into a frameable work of art.
Here's how it works: The folks at DNA 11 send you a kit. You send back a sample of your subject's saliva and the Ottawa-based laboratory does some sciencey stuff with the ol' double helix and turns it into a beautiful piece of abstract, digitalized "genetic art."
A perfect gift for family members who have always wondered why y'all have that hooked nose and tin ear.
Choose from DNA Portraits, Fingerprint Portraits and Kiss Portraits. Prices start at $198. (Readers can enter discount code WFP20 to receive 20 per cent off through Dec. 16).
Pick a pick, any pick
The Pick Punch is the perfect gift for any axe slinger, but particularly one who might be relying a little too much on the ol' plastic to finance their rock-star lifestyle.
Musicians will have plenty of plucky fun with this specialty hole punch, which can turn credit cards, old driver's licenses, empty soda bottles -- pretty much any piece of plastic around 0.80 mm thick into a unique guitar pick. Groupies will line up to collect 'em.
Get it for $24.99 on www.vat19.com
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Exhausted new parents will appreciate this ingenious invention, which turns a crawling infant into a human Swiffer.
Baby Mop is just what it sounds like -- a onesie with mop heads attached to the arms and legs. Junior can polish the floor and maybe pick up a bit of dust and hair while he's down there takin' care of developmental business.
An added benefit of Baby Mop, according to the website, is that it will "teach your baby a strong work ethic early on in life."
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One person's dead technology is another person's living aquatic entertainment centre, as an enterprising Nebraskan has proven with his iMacquarium.
The sentimental techie on your list will love this blast from the dot-com past. It's an Apple iMac G3 that has been gutted and transformed into a 3.5-gallon aquarium that's ready to use right out of the box. Fish can even be fed through the apple hole on the top.
Creator Jake Harms also sells a do-it-yourself iMacquarium Kit. Note that it comes with a warning: "DANGER! Do At Your Own Risk!"
iMacquariums are $350, kits are $199 at www.jakeharms.com
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Save a saggy, wrinkly, double-chinned loved one from going under the knife by wrapping up one of these Face Wrap home kits.
Unlike its famous cousin, this bra "lifts mugs, not jugs," so the ad slogan goes. Billed as a "non-surgical facial beautification breakthrough," it promises to lift, firm and tighten the chin, neck, cheeks, brows and forehead while it softens and freshens the complexion.
It only looks like you've wrapped a pair of surgical stockings around your face. It's the special liquid minerals that users apply to the fabric before use where the magic happen.
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After a lot of shopping around, we bought a set of Golden Blount gas logs. Now the back wall of our firebox is covered with soot, as is the handle to open/close the damper. Is this commonplace with gas?
Not familiar with those logs but either: you have an improper adjusted air shutter, one of those crummy log sets that do not provide primary air, dirty air shutter, clogged burner ports, or logs in the yellow flames. I can't undersatand why these so called fireplace experts keep building log sets that set the logs in the yellow flame patterns. Anytime the yellow flame actually touches something you get soot, but they're the smart ones.
if your creating that much soot, then your chimney is full of it too. When the wind blows, it will blow that light flackey almost spongy soot back in the room. Its common on my showroom, but i keep the air shutter shut because the sooty flame looks more realistic.
Thanks for the responses, all. We had the chimney cleaned just before we installed the gas logs - never thought about the soot also getting up into the chimney - makes sense. We have a call in to our chimney person to come look because we are now getting a lot of water into the firebox when we have heavy rains.
MSG - what is an air adjustment, other than the damper? Not sure we have one, other than windows.
Berlin - yes, it is a fireplace, but the problem, beyond the filthy look of the firewalls, is that we get filthy ourselves when we open or close the damper. We had somewhat darkened walls before with our old wood fires, but not this heavy black soot everywhere.
The air shutter will be in the area where the pipe enters the burn pan (usually back left hand side as you face the fireplace.) the pipe that goes in the burn pan houses a orfice, and the orfice seats in the venturi burner in the pan, thats where you will find it. Kind of looks like a gas grill air shutter.
I have inspected other Golden Blont units specifically the SF3624 (converted from natural to propane. The complaint was also problems with heavy soot production. An inspection of the factor orifice which was stamped #50 was measured and found to be .081" closer to a #45 orifice. Received a new orifice from MFG, it also was stamped a #50 this time it measured .07" correct for a #50 orifice. It was later identified that at least one other Golden Blont unit installed by this builder had the same problem with the factory installed orifice. I am very interested in your soot issue and feel that there may be a bit more to it. Please feel free to contact me direct on this issue.


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After a quick tap the minigame will start, tasking you to find a "Pixel Toad" while playing the level as normal. All you have to do is locate it and tap it on the GamePad to complete the extra mission. Hide-and-Seek will work with all three core episodes, but it is not compatible with the bonus stages. After finding the Pixel Toad, you'll earn a new stamp in your notebook for that page.view full story + comments
Experience Points is a series in which I highlight some of the most memorable things about a particular game. These can include anything from a specific scene or moment, a character, a weapon or item, a level or location, a part of the soundtrack, a gameplay mechanic, a line of dialogue, or anything else about the game that is particularly noteworthy and/or awesome.
This series will no doubt contain spoilers for the games being discussed, so keep that in mind if you plan on playing the game for the first time.
This entry is all about Persona 4. Feel free to share some of your own favorite things about the game in the comments!view full story + comments
Earlier this week Square Enix began taking pre-orders for Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward - the upcoming first expansion to Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn. Releasing later this summer on June 23rd, the game retails for $39.99 on all its available platforms.
For this weekend there is still a limited time discount thrown into the mix dropping the price of the PC version of the game to $29.99 for the base game and $46.80 on the Collector's Edition. Pre-ordering Heavensward will grant you early access and includes in-game goodies such as chocobo pet.
In the now arriving to PC department, Dead or Alive 5 Last Round arrives March 30th. As usual prior to launch all digital retailers are offering a 10% instant discount to $35.99, however you can stack the previously mentioned discount, making the final price only $28.09.
Finally for those unaware, there's a giant 2K catalog sale going on at Steam Store. Most titles are tying historic lows, though a few games are cheaper at Mac Game Store vs Steam Store. You can reference our post from yesterday to dig into the deals deeper.view full story + comments
Recently, amidst the hubbub of PAX East news and previews, we had the audacity to ask you to vote for your favorite game on the show floor. The nerve of us! Forcing you to choose from such a vast array of amazing videogames!
Well, vote you did, and the results point to yet another amazing year for gaming. Read on to see which awards took home the prize!view full story + comments
It was almost a year ago (ten months, more accurately) when I sat down with EVE: Valkyrie's developers, and they told me "We're ready to ship when Oculus is ready to ship." At the time, Valkyrie was considered a flagship title for virtual reality, but it's unclear if that's still the case. There are a lot more entrants in the arena now, after all. However, EVE: Valkyrie's developers have their sights set on a more aggressive goal.
"We just extend our ambitions," Valkyrie executive producer Owen O'Brien told me when asked what it's like to stretch out the production schedule an extra year on a title that has been technically ready for quite some time. O'Brien elaborated "A year ago, I don't think I would've stood up and said 'I want to be the best multiplayer game in VR,' but now I feel completely comfortable saying that. So, I think an extra year in the production cycle, it's fine because we're not a huge team. We're working on bleeding edge technology that is still developing. CCP as a company kind of knew what they were getting into. That's something that was to be expected with VR, and we're still very happy to be at the forefront of it."
But, not only does O'Brien want Valkyrie to be a heralded multiplayer title, he wants it to be the pinnacle of VR competition. Thinking about his ultimate goal for Valkyrie several years down the road, he offered "I would love this to be the eSports of VR."view full story + comments
It's no secret that virtual reality is quickly making its mark on the videogame industry. If that weren't evident before, GDC 2015 kicked the door wide open. That's why, with numerous developers turning their attention to the new technology, it's remarkable that the developers for EVE Online have been at the forefront of VR for years now.
EVE: Valkyrie, the spaceship dog-fighting game, has been pinned by Oculus as a flagship title for whenever the Rift ends up launching. That's coming along nicely, but its origin story is particularly noteworthy. It was created by CCP as a tech demo for convention-goers at Fanfest in 2013. It basically boiled down to a treat for coming out to the show. However, the reaction was so strong and positive that CCP turned it into a fully-realized game – one that obviously caught the attention of Oculus.
CCP is casually trying to recapture that lightning in a bottle. It directed its Atlanta and Shanghai studios to work on VR experiences. The instruction ended there -- no mandate that they do something that fits into the EVE universe. The four demos that the studios collectively came up with are wonderfully experimental and, most importantly, fun. They're all united under the banner of "VR Labs" for now, and CCP stresses that none of them are official games. But, as we've seen in the past, maybe that'll change after this weekend.view full story + comments
Indie developers make some cool as heck games, but they're not always so great at selling them. We want to them work on their pitch game until they're at Bumgarner levels and we want to take advantage of the the horrible, horrible GDC elevators that get gummed up with folks who don't know you're supposed to walk on the left, stand on the right.
Welcome to another Escalator Pitch. We've gone from pitching classics to meta escalator pitches to, hey, an actual game in development. One from storied id co-founder John Romero (Doom, Quake, Daikatana), who is working on Gunman Taco Truck with Brenda Romero and their sons Michael Romero and Donovan Romero-Brathwaite. The latter thought up the idea.
Headline courtesy of Jonathan Holmes, that lovely man.view full story + comments
With Hotline Miami 2 recently released, I realized I am really, really tired of games that belong in its genre. When I say "genre," I refer not to "action games" or "indie games" or even "violent games," but a subtler, more hypocritical classification: I'm referring to videogames that criticize violent videogames and their fans, while still being violent videogames.
Hotline Miami. Far Cry 3. Games that turn a mirror on the player and say, "look at you! Look at how much you love simulated, throwaway violence, you absolute monster! Let me rub your nose in how gross you are...by filling your screen with lovely, lovely violence!"
There are much better ways to deal with violence in videogames, and they don't involve hypocrisy.view full story + comments
"After we finish [Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain], Mr. Kojima and upper management will leave Konami," a source within Kojima Productions told GameSpot today amidst speculation that some real crazy shit is happening at the publisher. "They said their contract ends in December."
There have reportedly been a "fallout" and "power struggles" between Kojima Productions and Konami, which have led to some senior Metal Gear staff, including series creator Hideo Kojima, to be designated "essentially [as] contractors, not permanent employees," according to the source.
Staggering. Just staggering. And there's more: Kojima is no longer listed as an executive of Konami. Kojima Productions Los Angeles is now named "Konami Los Angeles Studios," and its @Kojima_Pro_Live Twitter account has "moved" to @metalgear_en. Lastly, online marketing materials for The Phantom Pain have excised the standard "A Hideo Kojima game" descriptor.
In a statement to press, Konami said it is "shifting [its] production structure to a headquarters-controlled system..." and added that "Konami Digital Entertainment (including Mr. Kojima) will continue to develop and support Metal Gear products."
Welp, I'm worried about Silent Hills.
Kojima Expected to Leave Konami After MGS5, Inside Source Confirms [GameSpot]view full story + comments
Atari thought it was "absolutely rubbish," the Jaguar designer told developer Jeff Minter in 1993. The man felt compelled to pull Minter aside at the console's launch party and let him know how little Atari thought of Minter's latest creation, Tempest 2000, a remake of the 1981 arcade classic.
Minter still finished the game, which went on to enjoy a good bit of success, so much so that the developer has continued to tinker with the formula for over two decades. Just last year, Minter's studio Llamasoft released a spiritual successor called TxK on PlayStation Vita. It garnered a fair amount of critical acclaim, but sales were modest -- something Minter hoped to improve upon by casting a wider net on PlayStation 4, PC, Android, and various VR platforms.
It's unlikely to ever happen, though. Minter says the other versions of TxK will "never see the light of day," thanks to Atari (or at least the wolf in sheep's clothing now parading around as the once-beloved company). Threats of legal action have the multiplatform release dead in the water.view full story + comments
Where were you when that debut trailer for StarCraft II popped up online? It made its announcement all the way back in 2007 at the Blizzard Worldwide Invitational in South Korea. Much has changed since then. With the release of two StarCraft II titles so far, Blizzard has been trying to keep things interesting for the series in the face of evolving tastes and new games.
But one thing sure hasn't changed in the time since its debut all those years ago. People are still very much into the series, and with the final expansion rearing its head, the developers at Blizzard want players to get some hands-on time with the legendary real-time strategy title before its official release. Which, of course, hasn't quite been revealed yet.
During GDC, I got the opportunity to speak with Blizzard about its plans for the future of StarCraft, and how the upcoming expansion plans to tie everything up in dramatic and epic fashion.view full story + comments
Though it's slowly opening up, the videogame industry is still pretty closed to anyone over a certain age. Most console games are firmly targeted people aged 10-to-30, and that's the way its been for a long time. This is part of why so few videogame console developers have managed to stick around for more than 20 years. People grow up, and as they move forward, the game brands and consoles that they once loved often look childish and obsolete to them. Meanwhile, new generations growing into a love of the medium often see the consoles producers that the older generation enjoyed as passé, or worse, for "old people."
That's part of why it's such a miracle that Nintendo has been able to remain so popular for so long. It's been 32 years since the NES first exploded on the market, and since that time, we've seen multiple generations of gamers grow into Nintendo, grow out of them, get nostalgic for them, get sick of that nostalgia, and then fall in love with them all over again. Regardless of how often you play Nintendo games now, almost everyone has strong feelings about them. Here's a sample of a roundtable discussion among Destructoid staff about Nintendo recent announcements of a new game console, partnering with DeNA for smartphone games and services, and a lot more.view full story + comments
Bladestorm: Nightmare is not a Dynasty Warriors game.
That bit of information might be good or bad news, depending which side of the fence one falls on with regard to Tecmo Koei's long-running brawler series.
At the same time, though, the game does manage to capture just enough of the essence of Dynasty Warriors to drive away those who dislike it, while disappointing those who come in hoping for a more conventional entry into the franchise.
Which is a shame, as despite being an almost eight-year-old design, Bladestorm still has a few tricks its more popular cousins could stand to crib.view full story + comments
Jackbox Games has been busy. In addition to reviving the You Don't Know Jack franchise for modern consoles, it's also built an intriguing online infrastructure from the ground up. As an innovative way to solve the "controller problem" for fairly new platforms, Xbox One and PS4 owners can use their mobile devices (or anything that has internet access) to tap in and play with seven other people.
It's a really cool concept, and now Jackbox is poised to integrate it with Twitch for a full-on virtual party. Since the company is launching a Kickstarter for a brand new game that uses the same tech, I decided to reach out and pick CEO Mike Bilder's brain a bit.view full story + comments
[Ed. Note: Super fake console photo added for emotional trauma. It's an old gag by GreenStar Studios.]
Earlier today we reported on the news that Nintendo is partnering up with DeNA to bring Nintendo franchises to smart phones. During the announcement, Satoru Iwata was eager to reassure core Nintendo fans that while the company is moving into smart phone development, this does not mark the end of them as a dedicated gaming hardware manufacturer.
In order to reassure core Nintendo fans of its commitment to dedicated hardware, Iwata teased that they had a new piece of dedicated gaming hardware in the works dubbed the Nintendo NX.
While this is not something directly relating to the collaboration that we have announced today, here is one thing I would like to mention to avoid any misunderstandings.
Nintendo has decided to deploy its video game business on smart devices but it is not because we have lost passion or vision for the business of dedicated video game systems. On the contrary, now that we have decided how we will make use of smart devices, we have come to hold an even stronger passion and vision for the dedicated video game system business than ever before. Nintendo has made this decision because we have concluded that the approach of making use of smart devices is a rational way for us to encourage even more people around the world to recognize the great value of the wonderful game software available on our dedicated game systems.
As proof that Nintendo maintains strong enthusiasm for the dedicated game system business, let me confirm that Nintendo is currently developing a dedicated game platform with a brand-new concept under the development codename "NX." It is too early to elaborate on the details of this project, but we hope to share more information with you next year.
It's currently unclear what kind of hardware the NX will be, but the general consensus is that the hardware is likely to replace the Wii U, in one form or another. So, expect a reveal at E3 2016?view full story + comments


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Half a richly textured, engrossing biopic theorizing about the last few days of a notorious Italian provocateur's life, half an unutterably tedious reenactment of the writings he was working on at the time of his death, Abel Ferrera's "Pasolini" is a frustrating film, despite vast stretches of compe...Read More »
The last few years have not been kind to Abel Ferrara's career if you've taken a close look, but the filmmaker has soldiered on regardless. Starting around 2007, films like "Go Go Tales" "Mulberry St," "Napoli, Napoli, Napoli" and "Chelsea on the Rocks" either failed to receive North American distri...Read More »
Abel Ferrara has always been known for creating characters and stories that delve into extreme human behaviour, but his last couple of films have concerned events that he did not have to dream up. This summer, the filmmaker unveiled "Welcome To New York," the fictionalized tale of former IMF chief ...Read More »
Boasting world premieres of two of the highest profile movies coming this fall —David Fincher's "Gone Girl" and Paul Thomas Anderson's "Inherent Vice"— along with landing Alejandro G. Iñárritu's "Birdman or The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance" for the closing night slot, the New York Film Festival ha...Read More »
It feels like film festival announcements get earlier and earlier every year. There's still a week of July left, and we've already had major announcements from TIFF, NYFF and even London and Tokyo (which don't happen until November, and will be opening with "The Imitation Game" and "Big Hero 6" resp...Read More »
Willem Dafoe as Pier Paolo Pasolini? In a film directed by Abel Ferrara? Do we need to say more? Nope. Here's the synopsis for this one making its North American premiere in Toronto: Rome: on the night of November 2, 1975, the great Italian poet and filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini is murdered. Pasolin...Read More »
Announced way back at the beginning of the year, this is a bit of news we missed, forgot about and are now reminded that not only is it actually a thing, but that it's very much moving forward. Provocateur Abel Ferrara, who is currently finishing up "Welcome To New York," a movie based on the Domini...Read More »


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3 reasons you should offer sick days to employees
Though three-fourths of Americans view paid sick days as a basic workers' right, just 57 percent of veterinary team members report receiving them. According to a study by the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago, failing to provide sick days for employees can harm their health—and your veterinary practice.
According to the study, nearly one in six people have lost a job for taking time off to deal with a personal or family issue. The issue affects workers of all demographics and can have major consequences on public health, says Deborah Leff, president of the Public Welfare Foundation.
"More than 40 million working Americans do not get even one paid sick day," Leff says. "We can see from this survey that not having paid sick days drives up the costs of healthcare and means that more people go to work sick, creating public health risks for everyone."
Here are three of the biggest reasons it's important to provide sick days:
1. They prevent diseases from spreading. According to the survey, 55 percent of those without paid sick days have gone to work with a contagious disease, compared to 37 percent of those with paid sick days.
2. They keep healthcare costs low. The survey found that 20 percent of those without paid sick days used hospital emergency rooms because they couldn't take time off, compared with 10 percent of workers with sick days.
3. They help kids stay healthy. Twenty-four percent of workers without sick days sent a sick child to school, compared to 14 percent of people with sick days.
According to the survey—which included 1,461 phone calls to randomly selected participants—paid sick leave (held by 64 percent of workers) is the least common benefit for American employees, behind health insurance (81 percent), dental insurance (72 percent), life insurance (68 percent), and pensions (67 percent).
Do you offer sick time for your employees? See the related links below for more on why you should—and how you can monitor staff usage.
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Pics Taken With Cellphone...Can They Be 'Cleaned Up'?
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This is the lady I took care of in her home for the past 15mos. She passed away last Monday (at 95yrs). I'd forgot about even taking these pics of her...but found them in one of my online albums last night. There aren't many recent pictures of her and these 2 are of her doing what she loved to do.....playing the piano and singing. Size doesn't matter..but what I'd like to do is print them off and give to the Grandson that spent 10yrs. of his life devoted to her. HE doesn't even know the pics exist!*S*
OMG!!! Those are absolutely beautiful!!
There's a long story behind me wanting to do this for the Grandson. No one even knows these pics of my little lady exist! The grandson has/had lived with her for about the last 10yrs. More or less put HIS life on hold to be there with her. Other family members had issues with him being there (even though that's what SHE wanted). Bottom line was...she thought HE walked on water and SHE was the wind beneath his wings!
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The New Orleans Saints have reportedly traded star tight end Jimmy Graham to the Seattle Seahawks. It's done. Jimmy Graham and 4th to the #Seahawks for Max Unger and 31st pick to the #Saints. — Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) March 10, 2015 This is a remarkably stunning trade, as Graham is […]Read more ›


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Dictionary of Concepts in Human Geography
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