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Winter can be a dreary month, with all its slushy snow, bitter cold, and flamboyantly merry couples. So if the skating rink in Millennium Park is causing your seasonal affective disorder to spike you and the various coffee shops around the city are filled to capacity, why not warm those frozen paws by taking advantage of the free admission days at our splendid museums? Here is a compilation of free museum days at twenty-one art, cultural and history museums to keep your brain active, eyes mesmerized, and your seasonal affective disorder at bay. (Mahjabeen Syed) Read the rest of this entry »
My first introduction to Edward Gorey's playfully delicate drawings came during my childhood in the form of an illustrated 1982 edition of T.S. Eliot's "Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats." Gorey's drawings for the book jacket are included in the Loyola Museum of Art's "Elegant Enigmas: The Art of Edward Gorey" and "G is for Gorey—C is for Chicago: The Collection of Thomas Michalak." Taken together, LUMA triumphs in creating a rich, appealing total experience of Edward Gorey as an artist and the many roles he played in publishing. Gorey's illustrated books are often coy treatments of sexuality and death, not so much intended for children as accessible to me and many others as an alternative to the more mainstream (and normative) comic-book culture of boyhood. Read the rest of this entry »
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With its emphasis on The Word, Protestant Christianity has not had much use for visual narrative, and when it has been used, such as in Sunday-school texts, it has run between dry and anemic. However, the religion's emphasis on individual salvation is a good match for those obsessed with personal visions, such as outsider artists, and nothing seems to have inspired them more than depictions of Heaven and Hell.
This two-venue exhibition, drawing from forty private and museum collections around the country, began as LUMA's initial venture into the wild and wooly world of outsider art, for which they wisely brought in the expertise of the Intuit Center. Two curators, one from each institution, collaborated on making selections, and the display was split between the galleries, with, appropriately enough, the Jesuit university hosting Heaven and the outsider art gallery raising Hell. Read the rest of this entry »
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In 1999, Janet McKenzie's "Jesus of the People" was selected by Sister Wendy Beckett, the BBC television art docent, from among the ten finalists in the National Catholic Reporter's "Jesus 2000" project to discover "who Jesus might be for our time." As Sister Wendy wrote: "This is a haunting image of a peasant Jesus—dark, thick-lipped, looking out on us with ineffable dignity, with sadness but with confidence."
Using a young African-American woman as the model and symbols associated with American Indian and Taoist spirituality, the piece has generated more controversy than veneration, which was presumably that independent newspaper's intention. Read the rest of this entry »
When we're tourists we often find ourselves standing on graves or admiring tombs of the illustrious dead. Several years ago, after a traipse through some European cemeteries and catacombs, I became (morbidly) obsessed with the Capuchin ossuary in Rome, a series of underground chapels decorated with the bones of monks in the seventeenth century. Where a tomb designed by Bernini or Michelangelo hides the deceased behind decadently carved marble, the Capuchin monks used actual bones for their headstones, creating decorative patterns in the style of Baroque stucco bas-relief or fresco—swirling aureoles and floral motifs—while other skeletons are collaged into tableaux, such as a clock made from phalanges and flying cherubim composed of skulls and winged shoulder blades.
I wanted to learn why the Capuchins built their shrine to death but, oddly, I could not find any full historical accounts about this strange place. I realized that the thousands of tourists who visit the chapels each year are not informed about why this place exists or how it came to be; we are simply left to ogle the lugubrious sculptures and ponder our own mortality. Tourists to the bone chapel can purchase postcards of the crypts so that the visceral images of bodily decomposition may be contemplated in private or distributed around the world like a decree: death trumps art. Read the rest of this entry »
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David Weinberg Gallery
Rowley Kennerk Gallery
Green Lantern Gallery
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Philip Hanson/Corbett vs. Dempsey
Lilli Carré/Spudnik Press
Gladys Nilsson/Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art
Ian Weaver/Packer Schopf Gallery
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Pop-Up galleries in the Loop
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From the detritus of everyday symbols and physical objects to new approaches encountering transcendence through the experience of visual perception, the artists in "New Icon" tackle the notion of the iconic across a spectrum of interests and methods. Zachary Buchner, for example, gives us fake gold or, more specifically, imitation-gold-leaf laid over forms reminiscent of molded ingots, angular crystals and jagged cartoon crowns. These seemingly simple pieces fascinate the senses while spurring second-guesses of our assumptions about the "natural" value of this real yet simultaneously mythical substance. Carrie Gundersdorf's collages echo this interrogation of the ubiquitous yet largely invisible, collecting clipped images of astrological phenomenon such as comets or the Northern Lights—the ethereal glow of which, while never personally seen by most of us, is nonetheless utterly familiar, having been "seen" at precisely the second-hand remove Gundersdorf highlights, via a proliferation of photographs that convey the experience with more clarity and focus that is possible in "real" life. Read the rest of this entry »
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Founder of the Institute of Design, which for a brief moment in the mid-twentieth century made Chicago the center of world photography, Laszlo Moholy-Nagy was the great experimenter, addicted to the idea of a purely photographic vision that would develop his medium's possibilities for transforming human sensibility so that people would be fit to survive and prevail in an industrial environment. Although he has been shown in his adopted home many times, this lavish exhibition, which covers five galleries and is accompanied by informative wall text and handouts, finally—through the efforts of curator Carol Ehlers—gives Moholy his due and allows us to appreciate his many facets whole. From his straight shots of cityscapes from unfamiliar angles (now part of the visual vernacular) to his "light paintings" and photograms in which directed light and objects play on photo-sensitive media without the mediation of a lens, Moholy was ever breaking new ground in technique; yet, in retrospect, a look at the light paintings, which were his boldest endeavors, reveals that the forms of those haunting astral abstractions are photographic versions of the contemporary paintings of the era that are most kindred to the works of Joan Miro and Paul Klee. Rather than being ahead of his time, as he wished to be, Moholy was of them as a genuine creator. (Michael Weinstein)
Through May 9 at the Loyola University Museum of Art, 820 N. Michigan.
If we ever needed proof that straight photography always presents the world through a specific sensibility, we can find it in extremis in Sarah Hadley's sepia-pigmented studies of Venice, Italy on misty evenings, seemingly frozen in time in the nineteenth-century. Whether she has fixed on details of statues, back alleys, the fabled canals, footpaths, grand cathedrals with spires soaring to the sky among the birds, or humble abodes hugging the ground, Hadley always casts a pictorialist spell, placing us alone in the fog, observing a world transfigured by a grand poignancy. Hadley is most effective in depicting seductive distance when she allows a faceless human figure into the scene, as in "Ascension," where we see a man from behind, blackened to a shadow by the fog, walking up a flight of concrete stairs by the side of a vaporous canal. The only fruitful response is to surrender to the mood of bittersweet loneliness that Hadley consistently projects and evokes, and to forget that Venice is also a sinking twenty-first century city. (Michael Weinstein)
Through January 17 at Loyola University Museum of Art, 820 N. Michigan.
There was an optimistic, meditative spirituality in abstract painting when it emerged in early-twentieth-century Europe, and this exhibit presents three American abstract painters who kept going in that direction even after the postwar New York art world had turned more worldly, angst-ridden and expressive. Each has filled their work with references to various non-Western mystical traditions, but though they seem like repositories of ancient, esoteric knowledge, that knowledge remains strictly personal (i.e., nobody can figure it all out). Charmion von Wiegand (1896-1983) began as a devotee of Piet Mondrian, and it's fascinating to see her change into a Himalayan Buddhist. You can actually see the Mondrian in her gradually fleeing the canvas. She is the one painter in this exhibit whose work belongs in a remote monastery (or, at least a fashionable spiritual retreat center). Alfred Jensen (1903-1981), though, with his thick paint, compulsive numerology, aggressive colors and rough edges, was apparently a much more earthbound, suffering soul. Simon Gouverneur (1934-1990) was more concerned with himself as a contemporary artist, producing well-crafted, apparently complex examples for Nelson Goodman's "The Languages of Art." The three make for a fascinating contrast, and transform the exhibition space into a temporary chapel of post-Christian spirituality and art posturing. (Chris Miller)
Through November 15 at the Loyola University Museum of Art, 820 N. Michiga.


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First off – I need to apologize for being a little MIA here on Charleysheart.com. I've been doing a lot of our updates for books/sock monkeys on our Facebook page because it's so QUICK and EASY…but sometimes I forget that not everyone is on Facebook! I'm going to re-dedicate myself to this site and do my best to keep information current in both locations.
The start of 2015 came with a flurry of activity….more in terms of mental preparation than actual physical activity…as I've been trying to come up with our official "plan" for Heart month. Much like the past 2 years we will be asking all of you to "GO RED" to kick off the month and sharing information related to congenital heart disease, but in addition to those things, I wanted to try something new…
You see, I look at heart month a little differently than I did back in 2011. Yes, I still see it as an opportunity to spread awareness. Heart month provides a much needed spotlight for CHD kiddos, their families, heart centers across the country and for those of us who so desperately want people to stop and take notice of the most common birth defect. We need awareness to fuel progress. We need awareness to generate funding for research. We need awareness so that fewer children have their lives cut short…so that fewer families are forced to say good-bye. Yes. Awareness is key.
So where have my views changed? As a mama to a heart angel, this month also triggers a lot of sadness. I'm bombarded with photos of kiddos who are "winning" their fight with CHD. Children who are labeled as miracles defying all odds stacked against them. Don't get me wrong…I love seeing these things and there was a point in time where I was plastering the web with the same sentiments. These kiddos NEED to be celebrated. But at the same time, I'm still sitting here without my warrior. Does that mean she lost? Is she less of a miracle? This month, in addition to promoting awareness and celebrating our friends who are still fighting, I also want to HONOR families like ours who are living every heart family's nightmare. I had been wracking my brain trying to come up with the best way to do this, when an idea kind of fell in my lap.
Miles was born on February 17, 2014,with Heterotaxy Syndrome and a variety of other complex congenital heart defects. He fought so very hard, yet despite his bravery, earned his wings just 6 days later. Six days. Sigh. So yes, Heart month is hard for me – but I'm sure that it will be infinitely harder for Miles' family. I can say that because we've been there. A first birthday celebration with no birthday boy. The first anniversary of saying good-bye. My heart breaks for them, and while I know that I can't "fix" things for them, I also know how far love and support can carry someone in times of need.
During Heart month 2015, I invite you to help me celebrate the life of Miles Ludvik by donating to his family's Soles4Souls campaign, Shoes for Miles. Shoes for Miles is an event designed to collect new and gently used shoes (any style, any size) for those in need, all while raising awareness of congenital heart defects.
Miles' family has placed drop-boxes at predetermined locations in the Lincoln area and Charley's Heart will be accepting donations as well! Do you have a surplus of shoes that you never wear? Be honest, you know you do! Do you know of a business that would be open to having a drop box? Feel free to print off a Shoes for Miles flier (or two...or three...)and help us spread the word!
Books for Charley {2014} - Michigan Donation
Thursday, September 18, 2014
Back at it with another Books for Charley update! Just 1 left after this before we get to our BIG Omaha donation and our grand totals for 2014. But let's not get ahead of ourselves....next up is an update from our friends in Michigan!
Our Michigan Books for Charley collection looked a little different in 2014 than it has in years past. It was still fronted by our adorable friend Aly and her mama Jenny, but this year they decided to make their final donation to somewhere a little closer to home. You might remember that the books collected in Michigan have traditionally found their way to the University of Michigan C.S. Mott Children's Hospital. When we first asked Aly's family to participate in Books for Charley back in 2012, Aly was still having pretty frequent follow-ups with her surgical/cardiac team at Mott. Fortunately, two years later Aly has continued to THRIVE following her surgeries, and as a result, her family isn't traveling that direction very often. That is 1000% awesome for Miss Aly - but it didn't make the whole book donation process the most convenient.
Enter - Plan B (Which I love just as much as the original Plan A!) Back in April Jenny emailed me and asked if it would be ok to split up this year's donation between a few special places. Some would go to the pediatric floor at their local hospital, some to Aly's cardiologist's office, and last but not least, to an organization known as Sisters by Heart. I couldn't have been more excited.
Some quick info on Sisters By Heart for those of you who are unfamiliar with the group...
Sisters By Heart is a group of heart moms who came together during their CHD journey – some of whom were fortunate to meet prior to their CHD warriors arrival. Knowing the challenges and difficulties we faced upon diagnosis, and more so, upon bringing our HLHS fighters into this world, we created Sisters by Heart to reach out to and to support parents of the newly diagnosed. A major aspect of our mission is to send care packages to new mothers (and fathers) who are at the beginning of their journey. We want them to know that they are not alone and provide resources and understanding while their child undergoes care and treatment from birth throughout recovery.
Jenny happens to be the Director of Outreach for SBH and is currently housing all of the contents of the above mentioned care packages. When she asked if she could include Books for Charley books among those contents there was no hesitation behind my YES.
"Knowing your child is going to be born with a critical congenital heart defect is devastating... for everyone.. Not just the parents. Siblings are also scared and confused for many reasons. It's hard to explain to a child why your parents are spending long days at the hospital and why their little brother/sister has to stay there. Siblings can take a backseat to a sick baby and that's hard on them too."
We feel so blessed that Sisters By Heart has given us the opportunity to be a small part of the amazing work that they do. PLEASE, if you know anyone with an HLHS child or expecting an HLHS child, send them over to http://www.sisters-by-heart.org/ and encourage them to introduce themselves to this amazing group of heart mamas.
So anyway...now that I've rambled on forever...I suppose I should get to the good stuff!! Books for Charley: Michigan edition collected a grand total of 186 books! WHOOHOO!! I love it! And they were even kind enough to share a picture with us of one of their SBH book recipients. One of my favorite things ever is finding out where our books land, and this picture absolutely made my day.
Thank you Jenny, for continuing to help us honor our sweet Charlotte and for thinking outside the box to spread the Books for Charley love to other heart families. We are forever grateful to your family and to all of the people who help drive your collection year after year. YOU'RE ALL AWESOME!!!
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We are so very, very excited by all of the enthusiasm surrounding Project RedButt and cannot thank you all enough for your willingness to help us carry on. Please feel free to contact us at email@example.com with any additional questions. Who knows, maybe you'll have such a good time cutting out eyes that you'll decide to tackle an entire monkey ;).
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Have you ALWAYS wanted to help with Project RedButt but didn't think you could because you don't know how to sew? If that's the case, do we have an exciting opportunity for you! The only qualification is that you own, and can operate, a pair of scissors! Simple right?
Since we started making sock monkeys back in 2010, our little friends have been adorned with adorable little button eyes. Its a very classic sock monkey look, and while we love it, it's always made us just a little nervous. We've watched our own kiddos play with their monkeys and know that their first instinct is to get those eyes in their mouths as quickly as possible! Yes, each set of eyes is very carefully attached with this eye-to-mouth phenomenon in mind, but a part of me has always wanted to come up with a better idea.
Last week I found myself wandering the aisles of Hancock fabric when I came across a sign that said "FELT: 5 sheets for $1." I quickly gathered up a nice pile of white, black and blue fabric and made my way to the checkout where a very helpful cashier offered suggestions on how to turn them into safe monkey eyes. Later that night, this little lady was born....
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Books for Charley {2014} - Texas Donation
Saturday, August 23, 2014
You know the old saying "Everything's bigger in Texas," right? While this phrase is most commonly associated with things like pick-up trucks, slabs of beef and tall Texas hair, I'm proud to say that thanks to the Gandy family it also applies to Books for Charley! This marked year number two for our BIG Texas collection, and while we thought that things might get complicated do to the fact that they were in the process of buying/selling homes, everything went off without a hitch and they were able to collect an overwhelming number of books for Texas Children's Hospital. They set their sights high and ended up with 366 books (plus another 17 that a fellow heart mom collected). And just to give you a little insight into the amazingly giving heart of Madison's mom...she actually apologized to me for not having more! Sigh - I love her. Three hundred eighty-three books is absolutely, without a doubt, BEYOND AMAZING.
Thank you, Texas, for doing everything a little bit bigger :) Your kindness, generosity, and obvious love for the Gandy's is nothing short of amazing. We are so thankful to have you all be a part of Books for Charley!


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Wellington Phoenix's success is their best case for A-League survival
Dominic Bossi It was just four minutes into Wellington Phoenix's round five match against Perth Glory last season when Ernie Merrick thought he was on to something special. They had just scored the first goal and looked to be in cruise control in Christchurch. It put them on course for what was sure to be the new Wellington coach's firs win.
High-flying Phoenix about to face biggest stress test yet, says Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold
Sebastian Hassett The Wellington Phoenix might be four points clear on top of the A-League and on track for their their first ever Premiers' Plate but Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold feels the final five matches will sort out whether the Phoenix are contenders or pretenders.
Perth Glory v Western Sydney Wanderers – The Lowdown
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Gui Finkler magic relieves tension for Victory coach Kevin Muscat
Michael Lynch Melbourne Victory boss Kevin Muscat admitted that it wasn't pretty, but was happy to take the three points courtesy of two "magical" Gui Finkler goals that brought his side a 2-1 win over a well organised and highly competitive Central Coast Mariners.
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There's plenty of evidence showing the lack of inspiration in the workplace these days. A study of more than 1.5 million employees by Gallup found that only 28 percent of employees are engaged in their work (meaning they are inspired and emotionally attached to the organization), while 55 percent are disengaged and another 17 percent are actively disengaged. This means that 72 percent—almost three out of every four employees—are either emotionally disconnected from their work, or worse, actively undermining the organization for which they work.
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Long time Gamer and comic collector. I've owned every core Nintendo system since the NES except the Virtual Boy. Although a big N loyalist, my favorite system of all time is the Dreamcast. I play all game types but RPG's is my passion. Hate Disney. Trying to not hate Sony.
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I like the fact he is leaving in a professional manner. As someone who runs his own shop, I always prefer when people leave that they leave in a professionally. Sounds like he enjoyed his time and is ready to move on, so best of luck, and if things don't work out, you may have a home to go back to. Nothing in gaming excites me, so I have no real thoughts on the game he was making.
I have tried this game on 3 occasions, and each time I was left wanting something NOT Chronotrigger. Can't say I see what everyone likes about this one. Oh well, I think Final Fantasy III (VI) just spoiled me on SNES RPG's, because nothing compares in my mind.
Think I will be getting this. I sure hope all these people who clamor for New IP from Nintendo actually buy this. I get so sick of hearing how everyone wants new IP's but sales never seem justify them doing so.
Ughh, survey monkey reminds of my job, since I fill surveys out near daily at it. I almost stopped when I saw it was them, but NL is awesome so I muddled through. The survey reminded me I should play some games, especially since I selected 25+ game on both questions, and no video game system has been booted up to actually play a game since last August.
After reading some of the most ridiculous comments ever, I have decided that I no longer want to be considered a Nintendo Fanboy. The entitlement on display is amazing, and for something so non profound. I hope to goodness you are that passionate about such things as politics, foreign relations, economic growth and stability and any other thing that actually matters. I guess I am just a guy that really likes Nintendo products and the quality software they produce. Faceplates are cool and I would totally dig them, but jeez, are the reactions justified?! I think not.
I have owned every iteration of Nintendo handhelds, and enjoyed them all. Except the micro, that is. A 3DS has not been in my hand a single day since I got it, whether it be original or XL. I was even hospitalized and was woke up 1/2 an hour to go over the next surgery, and I insisted I clear my street pass as my light was green, before they put me back under. Boy, that sounds kinda weird. I probably need some help.
Not normally my type of thing, but this looks really intriguing. Will get it at some point.
@RCMADIAX Too bad that the sales really are not there for you on the U. I will not be getting any games from you on another format since I am just waiting for Nintendo to get out of the console business so I can stop gaming altogether. No PS4 or XBone for me, if only Nintendo didn't make the best games ever keeping me hanging around this hobby. Good luck with your future, I like most of your games, I find myself playing during commercials all the time.
As long as the review I read says it is isn't broken or almost broken I will likely get it.
Played the demo, and I am sad to say now I must buy it. Nintendo is making it very hard to get away from gaming, I just don't have the time for it anymore. But dang this game, at least the demo, was fun. Darn you Nintendo.
Ahhh yeah, back to some Hyrule Warrior goodness!!
I dunno, I have to choose between this or jewel Quest...
Just like everyone else here Jewel Quest ftw!!!!!
As a person adverse to risk, I applaud this choice. Hopefully it works out, although, if it didn't he could go back to being a part of a team I guess.
@Pokefraker You are welcome to hate my opinion, it would never hurt my feelings. I know I hold an unpopular opinion and I set myself up for backlash if I decide to make it known. Glad to know there are few of us DC enthusiasts left.
@Klobb I will agree on creativity, since that is why I enjoy video games, comics, novels, and music (everything but country). I have zero creativity in the art, music, and writing bones. I will disagree on taste as that is subjective, and I have a diverse library of games from Atari times to current gen systems (sans PS4/XBone). I will admit I despise FPS and Sandbox games (GTA/Saints Row type). I am glad you are able to tell me what I "lack" based on my opinion Minecraft. Appreciate it..
Not surprised Minecraft is garbage and a shoddy clone is even more garbage. Glad that this style of game is banned in my house, I would not want this drivel to infect me or my son.
It's the only model I would want anyway, so its ok with me. I also don't know anyone with the reg 3DS, except my son who has my old one. Everyone has the XL.
I agree with the score. Single player is not fun and I hate playing games with other people. Who cares what the score says, if you read the review and you still want it get it. Plus reviews are opinion, which is not truly measurable, I made the mistake of getting this game without waiting for the review, and I regret it. Certainly worse games out their but I did not like the control and honestly I just had zero fun while playing. If other's do, great for them.
A little integrity goes a long way with me. Glad to see they stood by their word, and glad they realize this was not the best they could do, but they want to improve on the next go round. Good luck to them.
@MasterBlaster Agree 100%.A lot of whining coming from people on here. I have never been selected for this type of thing or won any kind of raffle in my whole life and I enter every sweepstakes and raffle I can. Thems the brakes, move on...
Right way to go in my opinion. Not a day one buy because I was not as into the game (gameplay preference only), but I will get it later to support the creator of the game. Maybe I will get into this one more than the first, who knows.
Double dash. Don't like playing against other people due t terrible temper, but I love co-op. Mario Kart 7 was my least favorite and 8 I enjoy as well.
Never played one and I never plan to.
I never wanted to keep the money in my wallet anyway...
I have never played a single SSB game ever. Last fighting type game I played was Killer Instinct on N64. Love Nintendo and I usually buy games from them that I may never play, but I know I will never want to play Smash, so this I will skip. Only thing I can say about this game is that it seems to have a massive amount of content. Looks like everyone else will have a blast, so have fun.
I actually never liked the 2D Sonic games. I played the ones on the Dreamcast, and my son played one on 360 and those were enjoyable. Lost World seems like I would enjoy it. It is disappointing that Sonic fans seem to be forced to endure extreme varying degrees of quality in games. As a Nintendo/Mario fan, there have been no games that "I" played of the series that I thought wee bad. I hope the Sonic series finds its footing for the sake of Sonic fans and gamers alike.
PS4 and XBone games are waaaay worse than launch year WiiU yet the mindless masses still bought them in droves. If you like actual good games that are just fun to play, go Nintendo. You want to follow the herd and play FPS and sandbox crap like GTA Sony and MS got you covered. Thank goodness the only other college educated person in my shop also loves the WiiU/3DS, otherwise I would fire everyone talking about how they FF killed each other and whine about the quality of everyone's skills. 3 of these guys borrowed from there 401k to buy XBone's or PS4 just for COD. Wow, just wow.
Yes and yes. Also yes. Might I add yes as well. I think yes.
I have curbed my Sony hate slowly but surely over the last year and even picked up a Vita and PS3. The Vita is a nice system, but I only own 4 games, and those I enjoy. The main reason I play it is for the free content that comes from PS+ which of my countless downloads 3 were actually fun. The system is great, but the quantity of quality games is lacking. I am sure my "fanboyism" plays a role but I log waaaaay more time on the 3DS and I can't even catch up my backlog when another "must have" game comes out for it. Wii thing may be true, but I love my WiiU as well.
@OorWullie Late response, but NES. Mainly because I never played the all-stars edition.
I voted SMB3. Every other Mario game is merely a faint shadow of that game.
@Pod Deserve? Nothing is forcing anyone to buy this game, having it on the e-shop does not somehow make any other game around it worse, like it could infect other games with its crappiness. Obviously if you can get on the eshop, you have the ability to go to gamerankings.com or metacritic and find reviews to make an informed purchase.
@sinalefa I have all of RCMADIAX's games and they all function correctly. Heck, I have enjoyed the even. Spikey Wall's was not my favorite but the price is very low and the developer has never claimed to do anything but inexpensive quick play games. I have personally sunk 22 hours on Poker Dice Solitaire Future. Play it during commercials while I watch tv shows.
The review tells me all I need to know. Instabuy when I get home home from work today.
Glad to see this game come to WiiU. Not sure if I will get it, as the first title I got free on PS+ (the only way I am willing to get games on the PS3) did not really keep my attention. It was a solid game, and I may pick it up to support Curve, but I am not sure. Possibly this style of gameplay is not for me.
@Fletcher-Mobot I do not think this plays at all like LBP, and I for one am thankful. Your game I enjoy immensely, but I do not find LBP at all fun. I am sure many do though. Best of luck in the future and I hope to support another quality project from you down the road, mind you that is if it comes to a Nintendo system.
Glad to know its good. I may pick it up as a last hurrah into gaming. Maybe it will quell my interest in gaming again. Here's hoping.
@XCWarrior Well I don't like Smash, but I am down with Castlevania. However my game pad took a dump on me so...
@NbaJunkie I got #2 the other week and enjoyed it. I am getting the forst one today with this discount.
already took the leap and I am enjoying it so far. Magic is a pain but otherwise don't have any other real complaints.
Circle of the moon for me. I seem to have misplaced my physical and I have been wanting to play it for a while now.
I don't worry over Nintendo's viability in the future. If they stick around, I will continue to enjoy their games and other products. If they don't I will save thousands of dollars a year. The PS4 and XBone offer nothing to me and heck my PS3 still only has 4 games for it and I only really enjoyed 2 of those. Man, I should have never listened to dudebro gamer coworkers and got The Last of Us, uggh. Terrible.
I must say I enjoy the games @RCMADIAX makes. I play them while watching tv and feel I have received good value for the price. The developer has never claimed to be creating wholly original work. However every game made has worked as intended and the price is low. My WiiU says I have played Poker Dice Solitaire Future a total of 12+ hours and me and my son had a blast clearing Block Drop U, Sadly that took only 1.2 hours between us, and 1 hour was my son. I don't want this one but it just doesn't interest me, not a statement I am making.


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Thursday, May 13, 2010
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annual June first-yearplayer draft is about four weeks away, and PG Crosschecker is ramping up itscoverage starting this week. Truth be told, it's more like fine-tuning some ofour existing information that has been up on the website in one form or anotherfor some time.
One of the obvious places to startdraft coverage is, of course, with a mock draft, and PG Crosschecker readersare getting two for the price of one this year. We would like to introduce toyou to Andy Seiler, the creator of the website
and one of the best young prospect analysts in thebusiness. Seiler has been running mock drafts on his website for much of thespring (this is actually version 6) and they are both very insightful and verywell-sourced.
Six versions in one spring doesnot touch the untold dozens of mock drafts that Allan Simpson and I have donethrough the years, however, most recently with PG Crosschecker. Our firsteffort of the 2010 season, written by myself but heavily-sourced by Simpson,appears here alongside Seiler's "introductory" version.
Baring some unforeseen events,17-year-old prodigy Bryce Harper will be the first pick, as selected by theWashington Nationals. A huge number of words will undoubtedly be written about hissigning status over the following 10 weeks, leading up to the Aug. 16 signingdeadline, before the supremely talented hitter/catcher is either signed or notsigned for a potential record setting bonus.
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[VIDEO] Ron Paul vs. #HONESTMISTAKE (new/improved)Submitted by Danbojangles on Sun, 02/12/2012 - 03:38
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Great compilation.
Really hope someone makes a documentary about the media bias and caucus cheating.
The media is clearly used to control people in the USA
Especially politically. It's a terrible disappointment when one realizes this. The media propagandists literally tell people who to vote for and who to not vote for. They don't report, they brainwash.
Nazi Germany is often brought up in exaggerated comparisons, but in reference to propaganda, I would say without a doubt that the counterfeiter's media propaganda in the USA is far more deceptive, sophisticated, and effective than Nazi Germany's.
Here is one more -- Realclearpolitics
Excluding the poll where Paul beats Obama on the top of the screen. The poll is there if you scroll below the graph
Excellent job!
I spent several hours today (too many) putting together different versions of basically this type of video...but your's at 7 minutes is great and really shows the extent to which they have purposely left him out/ignored him.
Good work!
Definitely a great compilation of the obvious blackout.
I'd really love to see this thing go viral. I'd love to share this, but I'm hoping it gets a little more refining. If I had the ability to compile something like this myself I would totally.
Hopefully the following comes as constructive feedback, and doesn't offend you. I didn't see the earlier versions, so please forgive me if I don't recognize the prior improvements you've already made. I'm sure you've spent considerable time and effort thus far.
I tend to agree with the other person that commented about moving up the Jon Stewart 13th floor bit, it's a great preview for what the viewer should be looking for. Maybe even throw in the other Daily Show segment where they caught CNN guys saying "You can hold the Ron Paul stuff, bring us Sarah Palin" found here (the entire segment is great, but specifically starting at 3:50):
The static cuts are also a bit loud.
The graphic with all the arrows was a bit confusing.
I'm sure after this weekends postponed Caucus in Maine, as well as the march to the whitehouse in DC on Monday there will be plenty more material.
Like I said, I really like this, and I hope my suggestions don't cause offense. I'll definitely be coming back here to check it again in the next week.
By claiming there is no conspiracy, you prove to those who believe in the conspiracy that you are part of the conspiracy.
Everything in the media is upside down
Report the losers, avoid reporting the winners.
Thanks for your effort
It's more acceptable than the original but still I'd like to think Ron Paul supporters as a whole can do better than this.
Biggest issues are some shots being too suggestive or not making sense.
http://j.mp/whyPaul <= my RonPaul-promotion site / on twitter: @m_x_t_u
thread : http://www.dailypaul.com/218966/a-little-why-you-should-vote...
Thanks! Looking forward to
Thanks! Looking forward to your video..
Could you perhaps present
All the source materials on a web page also, with links to the "honest errors" and links to the proof of incorrectness? It would be a great resource. Collecting all of thos in one place is fantastic. Great job!
Thanks! Yeah..good idea. We
Thanks! Yeah..good idea. We should have a forum or thread to contribute #honestmistakes..along with any source info/poll data that might exist/contradict the media ish..
excellent thank you... yes...
This is gunna need to be edited every week with all the crap flyin around...
"Remember the Maine"
This phrase was originally used as propaganda in support of a "splendid little war" that kicked off a century of foreign adventurism and birthed our crippling foriegn policy...
The very same foreign policy which Ron nearly has within his grasp.
And they resort to lies again...
Just as they lied about the Spanish sinking the USS Maine, which birthed the American Empire...
...They have now lied about the victory of the one man dedicated to restoring the humble nation George Washington formed.
Remember the Maine!
seriously.. I'm afraid this
seriously.. I'm afraid this #HONESTMISTAKE work will never be "done"... it's our job..
"Remember the Maine!"..and the next state..
Definite improvement, good
Definite improvement, good job!
Maybe the 'mainstream media presents: #honestmistake' could
come earlier. Maybe the John Stewart bit as well. Clues people in on what to look for.
But that's nitpicking.. great vid troughout. Will be sharing this quite a bit. Thanks!
Yeah.. I figure if you ask
Yeah.. I figure if you ask 100 folks..you'll get 100 different suggestions.. Thanks for the compliments!
much better!
I can hear Paul's answer at the end of the video.
awesome video!
Well done! Bump!
Well done! Bump!
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yeah..this whole thing is one
yeah..this whole thing is one big "wow"
Is "bumping" your own post
Is "bumping" your own post frowned upon here? ;-)
Not if it's good work like
Not if it's good work like this. Go ahead and take a self bump or two.
Me, I'm bookmarking!
By claiming there is no conspiracy, you prove to those who believe in the conspiracy that you are part of the conspiracy.
Fantastic re-make! Just posted it on my FB with this Campaign statement about Maine:
"In Washington County – where Ron Paul was incredibly strong – the caucus was delayed until next week just so the votes wouldn't be reported by the national media today.
"Of course, their excuse for the delay was 'snow.'
"That's right. A prediction of 3-4 inches – that turned into nothing more than a dusting -was enough for a local GOP official to postpone the caucuses just so the results wouldn't be reported tonight.
"This is MAINE we're talking about. The GIRL SCOUTS had an event today in Washington County that wasn't cancelled!
"And just the votes of Washington County would have been enough to put us over the top.
"This is an outrage. But our campaign is in this race to win, and will stay in it to the very end.
Thank you very much.
Thank you very much.
Absolutely extremely WELL
Absolutely extremely WELL DONE!!!
..sure hated looking at it, though..:?}
Yeah, sometimes the truth hurts
But it's better than living a lie.
Thank you!
Thank you!
Hey, it was just an honest mistake. No tie in Maine tonight.


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i should be thrilled, but i'm not. we should have been going into Q2 earnings in the high $12's. will see, we have a couple of weeks to go. the bench mark is .09 for earnings. we must exceed this, to simply match this number is sub par.........anybody feel the same.
We have the 30 and the 50dma. I like it! Would like a little more volume, but...
Lets go WETF!
far be it from me to throw water on the fire, but the Fed's speak tomorrow and funny things happen........last time the bearded one spoke and the market took everything out of context. However, all things said, today was up lifting. Will throw this in there for what its' worth, we appear to be forming a cup. buy point not close yet. if your a risk taker, then by all means .....hop in
We need to get and stay above the 30dma, I believe, and we need some volume. I like this stock and think we see $16 sooner than later, but...Would like to see mid-12's this week and 13+ going into earnings.


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Apple announces new iPad will go on sale at 8 a.m. local time on FridayWhen the new iPad goes on sale in the U.S. and nine other countries this Friday, it will become available at 8 a.m. local time, Apple announced on Wednesday.
The third-generation iPad will be available at Apple's retail stores and the company's online store this Friday at 8 a.m. in the U.S., Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, Switzerland and the U.K. It will also be available in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
In addition to Apple's retail stores, the new iPad will also be available in the U.S. at Best Buy, Radio Shack, Sam's Club, Target and Walmart on Friday's launch day. 4G LTE versions will also be available at AT&T and Verizon retail stores in the U.S.
Officially announced a week ago, the new iPad has a high-resolution Retina display powered by the new A5X chip that features quad-core graphics processing. The third-generation tablet also sports a 5-megapixel iSight camera with advanced optics capable of recording 1080p video.
The new iPad also offers a 4G LTE model capable of connecting to high-speed data networks in the U.S. and Canada, as well as 3G networks around the world based on HSPA+ and DC-HSPDA.
The first iPad customer in line at Apple's Fifth Ave store. Photo by AppleInsider reader Ryan.
In addition to the new iPad, Apple has also continued to sell last year's iPad 2 in a capacity of 16GB, starting at $399 for the Wi-Fi-only model. A 3G-capable version is also available for $529.
New iPads purchased at an Apple retail store come with free "Personal Setup" service, which helps customers customize their iPad by setting up e-mail, installing software from the App Store and more. Apple also offers its "Personal Pickup" service at U.S. retail stores, allowing customers to shop and buy from anywhere, then pick up their purchase at any retail store.
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