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Exclusive | Best Buds Garden Pants Work So Smart, Feel So Good!
- Soft, sturdy fabric fends off stinging bugs and scratchy brush
- Loaded with gardener-friendly features and cut to a flattering fit
- Part of the premium apparel line designed by Gardener's for gardeners
- Choice of versatile colors in Misses' sizes 4-18 and Women's sizes 16W - 22W
Enjoy the freedom to do what you love in feel-good pants that move with you. We call these Best Buds because that's what you'll call them the very first time you slip them on. They're made with light-but-sturdy cotton fabric that's been brushed to a peach-fuzz finish. The waist that's cut a tad higher in back (yet flatteringly lower in front) for coverage as you crouch. Loads of other smart features, too.
- Roomy pockets for tools, gloves, twine and more
- Double-layer knees for durability
- Squat gusset for no-bulk bending
- Dry-Flex waistband is lined with moisture-wicking fabric
- A touch of elastic in back waistband for fit without bunching, with a drawstring so you can customize the fit
- Stain-resistant fabric fends off garden grime
- Brushed cotton
- Zip fly with snap closure
- Inseam on all sizes is 29" L
- Machine wash
- Imported
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REVIEW SNAPSHOT®by PowerReviews
- Comfortable (6)
- Numerous pockets (5)
- Lightweight (4)
- Good size/fit (3)
- Too short (3)
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- Gardening (6)
- Was this a gift?:
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Fits well and has good pocket availability
Sturdy cloth and comofrtable
Remains to be seen how well the knees hold up since I kneel to weed and plant!
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- No
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The best thing about these pants is that they are so light weight. Easy to move in, bend, kneel. I wear them all the time, not just in the garden.
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- No
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Runs small. Size UP.
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- No
- Can Be Worn Many Places
- Cotton Fabric Feels Great
- Easy to get on and off
- Fit perfectly
Best Uses
- Doing errands
- Gardening
- Hiking
- Relaxing Indoors Or Out
These are the best gardening pants I ever had, and I am just afraid they will be changed or discontinued because I am hoping for more colors. They are the ONLY garden pants I ever found with a zipper instead of those awful pull-on things that may be fine for men but do not work for women with 10" difference between waist and hips, like pulling on a wet bathing suit. I call these my Happy Pants because when I put them on my whole day looks better. I wear them shopping or working indoors or hiking. They were a gift, but I had asked for them. Please change NOTHING, especially not adding that hot spandex that ends up out of shape. I wash them in hot water because it is hard to get clay stains out of fabric, especially the light colors. How about some navy blue as well as the dark brown? I would not mind slots for knee pads either or slightly thicker cotton fabric, but mostly I want you to continue carrying these! signed A Gardener for over 50 Years.
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- Yes
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I was a bit concerned when I ordered these because there was no mention of length, but I was very happy when they arrived. They fit perfectly to my 5'2" height. I haven't had the chance to wear them yet, since it is still too cold here to do much gardening, but I'm looking forward to having a nice pair of dedicated gardening pants.
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I found the waist in these oddly too big. There is an interior drawstring, but when I tightened it, there was a weird gap between it (cutting into my waist) and the rest of the pants.
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Roomy fit for easy bending whether hiking over boulders and tree roots or gardening. I took these on a recent trip to Costa Rica where we did extensive hiking through the rain forests and they were great. I always wore old jeans for gardening never feeling the need to invest in garden pants. But these were so comfortable that I plan to invest in several pairs for next season
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These pants are thin material. I wish they were slightly more thicker to ensure they last a long time. Also there's no give to the material being 100% cotton. I also wish there was some spandex in the material so when wearing the pants they had some give to them making them feel a lot more comfortable when crouching down and sitting. Lastly, this item should be well stocked in the colors offered year round. The color I want is not available in the size I need otherwise I would have bought at least 3 pairs.
There the best work pants. They are durable but lightweight so I can wear them to work in the gardens even when it's hot.
- Comfortableroomy
- Dressier Than Blue Jeans
- Heavy duty
- Love Pocket For Pruners
- Nice color
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I love these pants - this is my second pair so now I have both brown and blue versions. They are very well constructed and I expect to be able to use them for many years to come. No more mending old pairs of jeans!
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HOW TO: Preparing the perfect burger
Ask any patty flipper, chef or cookbook author how to make the perfect burger, and they'll each let you in on a completely different secret. Determined to find out if there were any burger-making tips that held true for all walks of burger-heads, we combed through more than two dozen cookbooks (from the River Cottage Meat Book by Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall to How to Cook Everything by Mark Bittman) to compare their advice on burger making—and came up with a few common tips.
• The leaner the meat you use, the drier your burger will be. The higher the fat content, the juicier it will be. Most cookbooks suggest using ground beef or chuck that's labeled around 80% lean beef.
• About eight years ago, the USDA announced that ground beef was at high risk for carrying E. coli (when meat is ground, more of it is exposed to potential bacteria the longer it sits). As a result, the USDA urged consumers to cook ground beef patties until the temperature at the middle reached 160 degrees—in other words, dry hockey pucks. If you prefer rarer burgers, buy whole, fresh beef chuck and grind it just before cooking it.
• It's very important to gently shape the meat; manhandling it will result in a tough burger.
• Cooking times will vary depending on the shape of your patty. Try shaping the patty no thicker than 3/4-inch and no wider than 31/2 inches. For a rare to medium-rare burger of these proportions, cook the meat, over very hot coals, for no more than 3 minutes on each side. No matter how well done you like your burger to be, there's no need to cook it for much longer than 10 minutes.
• Do not, under any circumstances, press down on the burger with your spatula while it's cooking—all you're doing is squeezing the flavorful, juicy essence out of the burger.

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Hyuna (Hannah) Park is an assistant professor at Memphis College of Art. She is also developing an educational iPad application at one of the research labs at York University and working as one of the committee members for Light Pollution Abatement at the City of Toronto.
Park received her BFA at Parsons the New School for Desgin and her MDes at York University and has worked with various companies in New York City, Plano and Toronto. Her sustainable dinnerware design for Verterra was exhibited at the Smithsonian Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum. Her research interests are focused on system & service design, sustainable design, interdisciplinary design, design education and the role of design & designer.


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Chic Rawai Pool Villas - SOLD
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A small development of stylish and modern pool villas consisting of 3 good-sized bedrooms and open plan living space with a fully equipped kitchen.
All living areas look out to the landscaped garden and 12 metre pool, giving a very private and relaxing ambiance.
Ideal as a holiday home, investment or as a permanent residence.
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- Single storey private pool villa
- 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms
- Master bedroom suite in separate pavilion
- Open-plan living and dining area
- Fully-equipped western kitchen with large island
- 12 metre private swimming pool with Jacuzzi
- Covered parking for 2 cars
- Storage and laundry rooms
Located between Rawai and Chalong circle, the villas are a short drive to many beautiful beaches such as Kata, Karon and Nai Harn. There are plenty of shops in the area including Villa Market and Tesco Lotus Rawai, and plenty of dining and nightlife options at either Chalong Pier or Rawai, which are all within 5-10 mins drive.
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Fringe tassels are always popular and our Tassel Keyring is no exception. Made with genuine leather, it has a round top with 2 layers of fringe hanging down below. It's attached to a dog clip style keyring so you can simply push a lever and add your keys or other keyrings to it. It's festive, fun, and easy to use - it's the perfect keychain!
Our Classico leather collection is a semi-aniline, drum dyed pebbled leather. It offers a little extra color and character, making it a good choice when you want your accessories to stand out. This full grain leather has a soft hand feel with intricate lines, giving it a distinct look from our smoother leathers like Vero and Zita. It comes in a wide variety of colors that you won't find in our other collections and has a polished finish to make them really shine. Its unique appearance and range of colors make it ideal for matching with purses, belts, or other leather items you own.
LOVE my new purple leather tassel!!! Well made, sent in a very stylish packaging, and gives me that longed-for 60's vibe. Artisan highly recommended.
Love it!
It is perfect.
Actually much larger than I anticipated which is great.
I will order again from Leatherology.
Love the Tassle, just which my key fit comfortably on it. It's a little awkward
This tassel is bigger than it looks in the picture, which I'm happy about. I was hoping it would be a good size and it is. Beautifully packaged, and shipped quicker than I anticipated. Very happy!
This tassel matched a vintage Coach purse that I've had for almost 30 years. It's a good, strong accessory that will help the purse live on for another 30! I purchased a contrasting color for another purse just to make it fun. Very pleased with quality, ease of ordering and fast shipping.
Very happy with it.
Gorgeous, gorgeous. What value and beauty- how wonderfully wrapped and presented!! Wow!
I ordered four of these tassels to use on handbags, they work perfectly. Very good quality & great length. I would definitely order again .
Good quality and size. No complaint.
Love the leather, very high quality.
Very good quality, very happy with purchase and loved the packaging!
Great!! Better than expected - have 2 Coach tassels and this one is much nicer. Leather wise and is a little bigger. Very pleased!! Two friends had me order one for them.
I purchased this as a gift, and was impressed by the quality of the leather and the wonderful packaging. Beautiful shade of purple, and I'll probably be back to buy myself one.
I bought this a gift for my mother. I have the Coach version and this one is a fraction of the price and far better quality. I will be replacing my old with one of these new ones. Not only did it ship quickly but it comes in a beautiful box with a ribbon...the packaging was so impressive I didn't need to wrap...I just presented it as is. An excellent item at a very reasonable price.
Great buttery soft flexible leather tassel. One thing I wish was different though is the metal hook and eye. It needs to be a little larger so that it could be hooked onto the hardware on my leather hobo. I usually hook my keys to the outside of my bag. Also, maybe an option of brass (tone) hardware. Leather bags like orYANY are now showing more gold tone/brass tone hardware. Anyway,the leather and workmanship of the tassel itself are great. Very nice packaging and presentation when it arrives. Great gift, great color options, great leather! I WILL be back for future purchases from leatherology.
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Gigs This Week | 29th October – 4th NovemberPosted: October 28th, 2012 | Author: dvdmcn | Filed under: Alternative, Electronic, Gigs, Rock | Tags: Animal Collective, Bat For Lashes, Beach House, Crushed Beaks, Django Django, Gross Magic, Halls, Howler, Jack White, Joy Formidable, Peace, Rolo Tomassi, Splashh, Tame Impala, The Cast Of Cheers, The Heartbreaks, Twin Shadow | Comments Closed
Good shows on this week. Liking the look of the first 2 bands on at Koko on Tuesday, not arsed about Howler and The Heartbreaks on Thursday could be fun. Jack White on Friday is local for me, so it would be rude not to head along.
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- Number of Discs: 6
- Run Time: 998 Minutes
- Region: 1
- Aspect Ratio: Widescreen
- Language: English
- Studio: Warner Home Video
- DVD Release Date: September 22, 2009
- Subtitles: English
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- Cast: Simon Baker, Robin Tunney, Tim Kang
- Genre: TV Series
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- Cracking the Crystal Ball: Mentalist Vs. Psychic - The Question of Superior Mental Acuity Vs. Keen Observation
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- Release Date: 2008
In The Mentalist Season 1, this master manipulator of thought and behavior, Patrick Jane (Simon Baker in an acclaimed performance), whose wife and child are viciously murdered by an elusive serial killer called Red John, is forced to reevaluate his life as a celebrity psychic. Devastated, Patrick admits his paranormal act is fake, renounces his earlier life and uses his astonishing skills of observation and analysis that made him appear psychically gifted to bring killers to justice. In The Mentalist DVDs, Patrick helps an elite team of detectives break their toughest cases at crime scenes across California. But no matter how many criminals he catches, Patrick never forgets his central goal: Find Red John and bring him down.
Actors: Simon Baker, Amanda Righetti, Robin Tunney, Tim Kang, Owain Yeoman
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Yeah, I read that, but it didn't really prove they did it. I wouldn't be surprise if they did, mind you. However, it would be easy for someone to make it look like the US and Israel did it, because everyone would naturally assume that they did.
Administration officials revealed to Sanger that the Stuxnet virus was developed by the National Security Agency (NSA) and Israel's Unit 8200 (i.e. Israel's secretive cyber arm) to "become the attacker from within" Iran's nuclear facilities.
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Sources told Sanger that they believed the Israelis introduced the error in the code.
"We think there was a modification done by the Israelis," an unidentified U.S. source reportedly told the president, "and we don't know if we were part of that activity."
Vice President Joe Biden accused the Israelis of going "too far," a source told Sanger.


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/>You'd be AMAZED at how many jazz festivals there are. There's the href="http://www.montereyjazzfestival.org/2006/">Monterey Jazz Festival. There's the href="http://www.montreuxjazz.com/index_2006_en.aspx">Montreux Jazz Festival. There's the href="http://www.montrealjazzfest.com/">Festival International de Jazz de Montreal. And there are href="http://www.festivals.com/search/results.aspx?keyword=jazz">tons of others too numerous to mention.
That said, the one I think that has the biggest meaning for me is the New
Orleans Jazz Festival — having lived in Texas, it was the one I was the most familiar with, and the one I have
memories of. Given the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina last year, it's amazing that the festival will
still go on. And go on, it will: this year's lineup includes Bruce Spingsteen, Dave Matthews, Jimmy Buffett,
Herbie Hancock, Galactic, Paul Simon, Bob Dylan, Ani DiFranco, The Ohio Players, and The Meters, just to name a very
Unfortunately, I now live too far away to attend — but if you happen to live around or near Louisiana,
do the Jazzfest a favour and pay them a visit — you won't regret it, and your presence will serve to ensure a wonderful
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Citing widespread violations, judge orders halt to construction at Haystack-Hermitage resortBy Susan Smallheer
Staff Writer | December 21,2012WILMINGTON A environmental court judge has issued an emergency order against the new owner of the Haystack Ski Area, ordering construction stop immediately on the new luxury ski resort including a new ski lift, trails, base lodge, summit building and other projects.
According to the eight-page order, dated Wednesday, Bob Ruben, a vice president for Hermitage Inn Real Estate Holding Co., the new owner of Haystack, told state investigators Dec. 12 the resort would not stop working on the various unpermitted projects unless directed to stop.
According to the order by Judge Thomas Durkin, state environmental investigators had been trying to get Hermitage Inn officials to stop the unpermitted work and correct severe erosion problems since Oct. 26.
According to the order, workers for Hermitage Inn Real Estate also built an illegal 1¼ mile snowmobile trail through steep terrain that was supposed to be conserved for critical black bear habitat, according to its state land use permit.
The order includes allegations by state environmental staff that construction workers for Hermitage Inn Real Estate had ignored state environmental officials, their concerns and violated conditions of the permits it did have and had undertaken other work knowing they didnt have the required permits.
According to the order, Hermitage Inn Real Estate kept working for almost two months despite being told to stop.
Both the Hermitage Inn and Haystack are owned by Connecticut millionaire businessman James Barnes, who has plans to link the luxury inn to the ski area, which had been closed for seven years until he bought it a year ago. Barnes plans call for a private luxury ski resort, with a limited number of ski lift tickets sold to residents of Wilmington and Dover. Barnes also wants the towns of Wilmington and Dover to loan him money to finance the purchase and improvement of the Mount Snow Airport.
Mary Beth Tryon, a spokeswoman for the company, didnt return a call for comment on the emergency order.
The Agency of Natural Resources had gone to court against Hermitage Real Estate Holding Co., seeking a halt to construction.
A state investigator, Ryan McCall, with the watershed management division, said he visited Oct. 26 and found construction of a beginner ski slope at Haystack, a summit building at the top of Haystack, a snowmaking line at Haystack and a new ski lift at the Hermitage site. None of that construction had a permit, according to the judges order.
At that time, McCall told Hermitage officials to stop work on those projects until permits were in place. McCall repeated the order Nov. 13 after another visit to the site, again Nov. 26, Dec. 10 and Dec. 12.
The judge, in granting the emergency stop, allowed only construction work to control erosion to continue, and gave Hermitage Inn Real Estate three days to stabilize the snowmobile trail, and 10 days to stabilize all other exposed or disturbed areas with either a thick bed of straw mulch, crushed stone or an erosion control blanket.
Hermitage Inn Real Estate is in the process of clearing land for a ski lift and associated ski trails, a summit building, a 10-unit guest building, a single-family home and a drinking water and sewer lines.
According to Durkins order, Hermitage cut an unpermitted snowmobile trail through conservation land next to the Green Mountain National Forest, among other problems, and refused to stop working despite repeated concerns raised by Agency of Natural Resources staff, dating back to October.
The order said that while Hermitage Inn Real Estate has a permit for a small amount of earth work, it lacks many permits for the work it had already started. The work was causing constant muddy discharge into state waters, the order stated.
The order leaves little doubt that Hermitage Inn Real Estate is also believed to behind a move by the Green Mountain National Forest and the U.S. Forest Service earlier this week to close a 23-acre section of the forest immediately adjacent to the ski area and also close a five-mile ridgeline trail between Haystack and Mount Snow ski areas. U.S. Forest Service officials said the trail and forest had been damaged by excavation, and in the case of the trail, stretching over several miles.
The order gives the Hermitage Club, as it is now called, several days to install emergency erosion controls. The company has the right to seek a court hearing on the emergency order. The request must be filed within 5 days.
According to Durkins order, the Agency of Natural Resources can issue other administrative orders, including penalties, because of the various violations.
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=Tamar wrote:
I have a different theory, for which there is very little evidence except more theory...
Does anybody else remember that back in Moving Pictures there were elves working in Holy Wood?
And that in one of the Witch stories Granny Weatherwax said yes, there were cross-breeds of elves and humans who mostly sunburned easily and giggled a lot, but were nothing compared to the real, nasty kind of elves?
I think Pepe is an elf-human cross-breed.
Pepe is working with the dwarfs to make magical chain mail clothing that is considered by most readers to refer to Tolkien's mithril armor, made by elves.
Terry has been known to criticize Tolkien for making the orcs utterly evil with no possibility of redemption.
And while Terry has created a way for orcs (best known from Tolkien despite the popularity of later games) to be rehabilitated, he has also created a being who has some of the nastiness of the elves while also having the ability to live and work with dwarfs and even humans, and who takes steps to deal with the human who behaves like the full-blooded elves, at least partly to protect the humans he has been working with. I think that Pepe is Terry's way of rehabilitating his own "evil race with no redeeming qualities" - the elves.
raptornx01 wrote:Didn't he already do this in Wee Free Men? Basically setting up the Queen as an almost tragic figure. saying that her and fairyland used to be very different before the king and her had their falling out and he left. That she changed, got colder, harsher, meaner, and with her so did the land because it was connected to her?
raisindot wrote: Pterry's elves were always mean, stupid and greedy. In Lords & Ladies, it's made clear that the elven incursion that occurred during the book wasn't the first time it had happened.
raisindot wrote: it had been so long since the last elven invasion that the Lancrans only remember the beauty and glamour of the elves, rather than their thievery and general nastiness.
raisindot wrote: I think Pterry's mentions of elf-human hybrids is one of the many ideas he introduced and later discarded as his view of the DW universe evolved, the same way that the early trolls, dwarves and vampires transformed from jokey parodies into races with complex histories and cultures.
raptornx01 wrote:Insectoidal and fuzzy are not mutually exclusive.
raptornx01 wrote:And on Pepe. i've been going through UA again, and there is a part toward the end where he confronts Trevor. he does give hints to his past. talking about having certain, "preferences". so i'm thinking Terry was going in a different direction than you were thinking about.
=Tamar wrote:raptornx01 wrote:Insectoidal and fuzzy are not mutually exclusive.
True, but the two different queens are not described as identical, either, and the non-queen elves from The Wee Free Men are described and are clearly not physically like the ones in Lords and Ladies.
raisindot wrote:It was quite clear that this was the same queen. Could there possibly be two elf queens whose husband-kings left them?
raisindot wrote:As for the different 'appearances' of the elves, remember that they look the way people want them to look. In L&L, their appearance as beautiful, stylish creatures was shaped by what the Lancre townfolk imagined them to look like, aided by collective memery (misspelling intentional). In WFM, their appearance is based solely on Tiffany's dreams and nightmares.
raisindot wrote:She's too young to necessarily think of them in terms of beauty (although the Queen's beauty is probably the one thing that doesn't change among all people who meet her, partly because in most mythologies queens are almost always beautiful),
raisindot wrote: and instead sees them as nightmare creatures--hounds, headless horsemen, 'bee-women' and whatnot. Indeed, Tiffany may actually be the first person who ever saw what the Queen really looked like (even Granny may not have achieved this).
prajuvikas wrote:Nutt as coach...Who is he modeled after? is he Sven Goran Ericksen? or Wenger? or Rinus Michels?
He's clearly not Sir Alex Fergeson though is he...
(P.S. I enjoyed the 'discussions' thus far and would love to contribute to them when a find a few spare moments.)
Tiffany wrote:I only read UA once so I am reading it again. Not really into football, but I'll see if I like it better on the second reading.
Tonyblack wrote:Tiffany wrote:I only read UA once so I am reading it again. Not really into football, but I'll see if I like it better on the second reading.
I'm not into football either, but found it much better on the second reading.
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I personally don't see the point in this kind of device (and I'm not talking about your typical console like PS3/360/etc). Most of these games are already available on phones/tablets - just don't see the necessity to play "mobile" games on my TV. I'd rather have a full fledged console experience with better graphics and higher quality games than a **** poor mobile gaming experience.
The machine hasn't had it's official launch. All the units going out at the moment are those for the backers, they aren't even being sent out as review machines. So pulling it apart when there are still months till launch where they can fix issues seems a little premature really.
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.......Ouya doesn't actually release until June 4. Reviewing the kickstarter unit kinda misses the point— these guys got in two months early because they backed it. The hardware is final, but Ouya promises a lot more software in June.
IMO, it is completely unfair to review a pre-release product when its viability completely hinges on the software.
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By now, you've probably come across a review or two for the Android-based OUYA console. The current version of this system that was sent out to Kickstarter backers has been criticized for a number of issues, ranging from a lacking software library to an undesirable user interface and controller. Generally, it sounds like what you might expect to find as an early adopter.
"We will be making OUYA review units available in early to mid-May so that you are able to review the more complete consumer experience and prepare your coverage in time for the June 4th retail launch," a representative told GamesIndustry International. "To clarify for you -- OUYA has sent no review units out to press. Any reviews you have seen online are a result from individuals who received early backer units from supporting our Kickstarter."
This rep said the current phase will be used "to test our eco-system and fine-tune the experience" for the wider OUYA audience. "The software, store, games will continue to evolve and grow, and as early backers who have exclusive access during this period before launch, we want you to be a part of that process," reads a post on the official blog. We'll be watching.
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Church is this week and next cele> brating the seventy-fifth anniversary of its organisation. The pastor,-Rev. W. W. W. Wllaon, who is in charge, ta known here aS a former pastor of the Freeport M. E. Church. The Rev.. Gharlea H. Scholey, pastor of the Presbyterian Church, delivered his illustrated lecture on the "Passion Flay" at Oberammergao atFar Rocka- way Monday night, in the Presbyterian Church. Hemp^tfead Lodge, I. O. O. F., will hold a smoker in its rooms in the Heropatead Bank Building, on Novem¬ ber 3. The Ladies Circle and the Epwortb League of the M, E. Chuirch will have a fair and sap^r Dec. 7 and 8. New York Lodge, No. 1, Shield of Honor, will hold a dance in Loretto Hall, Wednesday evening, Nov. 9. W. G. Lynch, formerly of New York, has moved into the house of George W. W^kes on New Cnys street Morris Raynor, formerly of Roose- Wed-jv9lt, ia occupying Lorenzo DeMott's 1 property on William street The monthly' meeting of Merrick , Hook and Ladder Co., No. 1, will be hekl in the Fire House on Tuesday ev- { ening at 8 o'clock. RockviDe Centre The monthly meeting of the local In the recent examinaUon held in J ?«»'^ "'I,"!""*'J''" ^f'^"^ **"' the Sunday School upon m paat quar-1 Y'"**' ^lerk s office on Friday even- ter'a work the highest per c^nt was ob, 'PK «* J '-^.^^.^l^f' ^" 'w-dents are tained bv ElirabetB Link with 91 ' cordially invited to attend this meet- |«:^ne^.«JrnTi''wL;tcO*f w?i; i-g. ^f^ the Boan, will be pleaaad to ^ C»^i»l«'»"''^r .J^f*^^^^^^^ '62: 'Mi8« M»^, Kent's claaa of hoys '=«"'*l«f ""^ 8«K»~tion thit may be. >«orth Mam street, upon their return has beeti the atar and flair^ daas for Oc- °«''^ *»y any reaident of this village. > At St John'a Epiaeopal Church, Jer¬ sey City, Wednesday night, at 8 o'clock. Miss Alice Cordelia Double- day, daughter of Mrs. William C. Doubleday of Jersey City, and Walter C. Rhodes, of the Freeport Bank, were united in marriage by Rev. E. L. Stod¬ dard, rector emeritus of the church, in the presence of a large assemblage of relatives and friends. The ushers were Walter Cozzena, Harry J. Betzig, Percy 6. Whitman and Charles E. Terry. Clifford CoylOr Was the best man. The bride waa at¬ tended by Misses Florence Buchanan, aa maid of honor, and Blanche Rhodes, Anna Cadmus and Sarah Austin, of Passaic. There were about 200 at the wedding supper served at the bride V\ home, 9 Belmont avenue, Jersey City. The bride presented her attendants with pearl pertdants: and the groom likewise his with stickpinj. A number of friends f'.'ora Freeport were among the guests. The bride's gown waa white aaiin trimmed with pearls and real lace, and a white tulle veil and she caried a bouquet of white roses and lillies of the valley. The maid of honor wore pink satin, embroidered, and carried pink roses; bridesmaids, pink satin trimmed with yellow Marquisette; carried bouquets of yellow chrysanttiic- mums. The church was prettily decor¬ ated with palma, ferns and yellow chrysanthemums, aa waa also the resi¬ dence. Mr. and Mra. Rhodes have gone to Okl Point Comfort and other Southern ha^ been the atai;' and flag c}^ for Oc- tqlber, hiaving been the beat class in { ptHnt of ftttendaaca fot; jSept|»|>ftKar. Miss Ruth Kent left on Monday to take lip the work of instruction in St Faith's School in New York. N Mr. and Mrs. Russell Strong, form¬ erly of Qnbylon, will move into the rec¬ tory permanently for the winter temor- row. • Mr. Welling, and fiamily leave for their iionae in New Yo''' o*^ Tuesday next Mrs. Charles Stout recovered so rap- idly and well from h«r recent serious ktion in tha Gennan Hospitsil, klya, that she was diiwharged aearcely a thre« waaka' ^tay and is now coovaloscing at her home here on'Merrick avenue. " A very {feasant surprise was tand- Mn. Eugene Carp«Dt«r last Pri- ay at her home w Mernok avenue by presence uf Mr|. Steftfaec; Haff, and Mnt. Chari«» HaflF and their liifant daughter, Marje. ot Sealord, Mra. John Walters, the MiaaM and Etb«) Walta7.« and Master lid WaHers of Wantagb. The jiMTty ««na« attd retumfld in Mr. Maff's auioiio^k». i>epoty State Councilor Joseph Tuni- soo will pay his olBcial visit to Free- port Council Jr. O. U. A. M., thia Fri- I day evening. I John J. Dunbar of Freeport Council I baa been appointed Deputy State Cknin- cilor over Hollywood Council, Jr. O. ; U. A. M., of SiMTiogfield. Under the auspices of the Epwortb Leagwa of St Malrk'a M. E. Church, a HatfcHira'en aocia,! will be held in the leagae room on Monday evening, Octo¬ ber 81st. Mra. W. M. Keeler and her sister. Miss Florsaoe H. Patten, are spending I _ , __, . . , " _^. ^ . a few weeks in Waahington. D. C. I ^Vry L. Tyub«iback <rf North Main Z j atreet and Harry McCarthy jf Colum- wtiii.n, Piw«k. {. k.niKo .w».».;».a bua avenue are two enthusiastic ama- im^o^«aSrti to'hS'.tS?^* I ^' 'l^P'T -T**'" *^>*^* .^ '" j madbine of their own manufacture an At a «Meting of a large number of I***?*"* °' **>'*'*' *« PaWished in tha miiihl of children ii. tha kinder-1 '''^ P"**" last week. gav|Mik,^^k) in the Clinton School on ... "._=¦, . o i j j WStaeU^y last, a Moth««' Club was I .Arthur .He^dWckson. of faWwin. organised for the mutual benefit of the ' ''^!^,'"^\f^'f J"^^ L" ^^"if m^^h«s, toaebaraand ehiWren. The *,»««•'"f ^VS'*tJ^^'*" ***"" following offlcer. were elected: f««i-i ***:;*:Ti!?^'"H^ *^^^^*V*^i^' dent. Miss Daaa; Vice Preaklent, Miaa . "-^ ^ "•« «•?• "P l**'"'* •'"•*'«* Qvfl Service £xiuniiii«-| BeUmare iMHIS Single copies of the Mesaasigar ran ^ - be had at William Wolfe'a drug store Vmr^iim^m m^ r>Mi^ii 4(«v«iMi «. i and ftwos Andorson BlooiiMnr, newB dflai- rw MMt man %.wmm} iicrvm, «¦ ^^ ^^ ^ ^^^ p^ ^^^ ^^ Died—Oh Wednesday. October 26. David Bedell, aged 80 yeara, 14 days; ftanaral service at Belhtoore Meihoditt Cbareb, Sunday, Oct 80, at 2 p. m. ^On NoramtMr 26, IBTO, Um State Civil Service Commission will Imld ax- amlnationa for the following positions: Assistant Chief, Division of Statis- j j<^^ Epworth tieaandAccounts, Public Service Cora- Meadow M E. mission, Second District, $2400. Men only. Assistant Inspector of Gas, Public Service Commission, Second District $1080 to tl200. Men only. Chief Clerk, Division of Telephones and Telegraphs, New Vork office. Pub¬ lic Service Commission, Second Dis¬ trict $1600 to $iiOO0. Men <mly. Re¬ quires a good stenographer. Guard, State Agricultural and In¬ dustrial School, Industry, N. Y., 1640 and maintenance. Men only. Highway Inspector, varioui counties,. $8.50 to $4.60 a day. Men only. Inspector, State Board of Obarittes. $900 to $1200. Open to men and wom¬ en. ' Inspector of Educational and I .dus- trial Training, State Board of Chari- tiea, $1600. Men only. Junior Statiatician, Public Service Commission, Second District, $1200 to $1600. Men only. Mechanical Engineer, Tranaportation Department, Public Service Commis¬ sion, Firat Diatrict, $2401 to $3000. Men only. Page. Open only to boya from 14 «b 18 years cf age. ProofreOdco-, $900 to $1600. Opm to men and Wocnen. Special Investigator, Department of Labor, $1200. Men and women. Snperviaing Carpenter, Mohansic State HospiUl, $100 per month and maintenance. Men only. Telephone Traffic Inspector, Public Service Commiasion, Second District, lj.200 to $1800. Open tu men and women. Woman Officer, State Institutions, $300 to $360 and maintenance. Applications must be filed on or be¬ fore November 19, 1910. For detailed circular and application address State Civil Service Commission, Albany, N. Y. The Public Service Commission, Sec¬ ond District, has received a complaint from residenta of Freeport asking that the Commission order the Nassau 4k Suffolk Lighting Company to supply gas to their premiues, stating that the company has made repeated fnromises but the promises have not been kept Complaint alleges tliat the number of consumers fully warrants the extension asked for. Ijtmgua of the Seat Chtiroh will hold a Wantagh There will be the usual aervlces in the Memorial Church next Sunday with preaching by the pastor, Rev. T. S. Braithwaite, morning and evening. Sunday School at 2:30. Christian En¬ deavor meeting this Friday evening; leader, Elwood Van Sise. Miss Charlotte S. Garver expecta to move into her new house on Bunker Place thia week. Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss May Harrington and Clinton Place, both of Wantagh. The wedding occurred last Wednesday. The Ladies Aid Society of the Me¬ morial Church ia preparing for ita an¬ nual fair to be held the latter part of November. Edwarda; Mra. Donald A. !ftmu^ Sec¬ retary ; Mrs. Beiwa^ T. RAjfiKfir, Treaa- ttrer; Mra. C. J. Spancer, sentative. Tha naxt meeting Will be Norton. According to thl ! bought the horse I paid $30 down, eviij^nce Hailiday September 27; he to pay $20 v[faa held Thursday. Nov«i.b«r 3rd. and all l^""^ tl'Z^ * ^^ti^^^L mottiers having ckikliwn atttnding the I »**• °? .^«^'»**'^-? .^*W» ^ *»«W~ aidbool '^ oiially invited to jpin \n the II. SeiMl iM »1 wi4 get tiM MUsMMitir Ui! JwB. 1. IttlX. The a«wM«l p*i>«r in waa dalivered U Bdriakww daimad that he ^ly recei Hid $16 of the, $£0 and thei^ was ati II owing him ti!« .ia-u. ! uf 1^, anat tL The Scbuman Orchestra met at the home of Mrs. Rboda Jackson on Wed¬ nesday evening. Alan D. Young has been confined to his b«ne for several daya by reason of illnaaa. Hallowe'en social at the home of Mrs. David Seaman in this village next Toeedaty evening, November 1. A sil¬ ver offering will be taken. A fair will be held at Firemen'a Hall, November 16, under auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society of the M. B. Ghnrcb; there will be many useful and ornamental things on sale, also refresh¬ ments. We hope our friends will help nil to make it a succesa as they have dona in the past. A golden wedding is always an in¬ teresting event. A pleaaant occasion of this nature was the celebration last Saturday at Bellroore by Mr. and Mrs, Baldwin The Mittbum Lit«raiy Society \ celebrate th» flfteenth annive lis organiiatlon on Satcniay at the home of the PresMtnt, Charles Thomaa. on Harriaon The affair will be in the naturt!| Hallowe'en party but the me foae to divulge the program wh«n| by a reporter and stated that look better after the affair was Tb« Society conaista of ftf teen rm at the present time and during year thay are studying Norway. year they study a kiew country, offlcera are president, Mrs. Cb«^}M. Thomaa; vice president, Francis ler, and secretary and treaaurer, M. B. Wheeler. Chester A. Smith ofillis vil waa second in a one mile haiidiai|j|i,"^| aniateari bicycle race, at Velodroimi; Park, Newark, N. J., Sunday. "Secret Sins Ravealed" will be., theme of the morning sermon at4tp' Methodist Protestant Church on Sofif!: day. At 7:80 p. m. there will lia'C sermon to the Christian Endeavor ^^ti^,:^ w..«..^j. ». ^^..^.^.^ ^j —.. . .»-». ciety on "Bible Reading." at wUA|i^y Michael Miller, Centre avenue, former- i tim* t&e newly elected officers willhlfc^ -^- ¦- - Installed. The pastor, L. W. Gord^' will preach at both sarvicea. ^'"^ lye^Bfy Ridge.' Four cnlklren and eight |2lrandchildren were received with ttw bappy half century bride and bride-' groom. Mr. Miller ia a veteran of the Civil War, was a member of the Excel¬ sior Brigade, Company 1, Seventy-sec¬ ond Regiment, and was wounded ta the battle of Gettysburg. He la a mem¬ ber of U. S. Grant Poet, Na 32t, G. A. R., of Brooklyn. MLra. Miller is a member of Day Star Cfai^ter, iio. 81, 0. E. S., of Brooklyn. 11u| bride was sixteen years old and the bridegroom twenty years at the time of their mar¬ riage. A very enjoyable evening was spent by those present The Town -Bosrd and the Superin¬ tendent of Highways will meet at the Court Room, Bellmore, next Wednes¬ day, November 2, 1910, at 3 o'clock, p. m., for the purpose of giving a hear¬ ing on the application of the Bellmare- Merrick Water Company for a fran¬ chise permitting the laying of water mains, etc., for the carrying ef water in and under the public atreeta of the Town of Hempstead aa follows: Beginning at a point formed by the intersection of Bellmore avenue with Mfrrick road to Newbridge road; thence westerly Merrick road to New - bridge road; thence north to Jerusa¬ lem avenue; thence to Bellmore ave¬ nue ; thence south to Merrick road; The members of the G. E. Soclet the M. P. Chqrch are preparing to i a musical entertainment in ^e furtnre entitled, "Our Busy Aid." Qeor^ Seaman bad the misi^or to run a rusty nail through bia f« last Thursday while working os; new buikling of Webster Pe Grand avenue. The wound, wliill serious, laid George up for a few < but he Is able to be about again. Miaa Gonnover, a former teac here, has been via! ting at the horn* Mra. Albert Schumann^ During visit here she called at the achool. Charles J. Shafer'a new houae'fl {iarriscn avenue will aoou be ready occupancy. Mra. W. D. Carter of New YorteJ visiting at the home of Mrs. Robe Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Smith entertaining a young boy sinca last' urday moming. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Comwell rivM home Saturday afternoon the bankers' excursion, which coi from Merrick road north along Bedford about 8,000 miles in all. Both avenue to Oak street; north from Mer-1 and Mrs. Comwell report having bill rick road along Centre avenue to Grand j fine trip. avenue; from Bellmore avenue along • Grand avenue west to Newbridge road; from Bedford avenue, east along Wil¬ son avenue to the brook; from Bell¬ more avenue west long Oak street to Newbridge road; from >Newbridge road east along Baltagb and C^mp ave¬ nues to the brook; from Bellmore road west along Jerusalem avenue to Bell¬ more avenue (Charles Powell's corner)'; from Bellmore avenue north, along Bellmore road to Jeruaalem avenue; from Newbridge road along Haff ave¬ nue to Little Neck road, from Bellmore road along Little Neck road northweat- erly to Jerusalem avenue, from New¬ bridge road westerly aiong Warren street to Bellmore avenue. Quite a little excitement was < in this village on Tuesday eve about five o'clock, when McCurdy l| hia Curtiss biplane. No. 19, arrivi^j and landed at Fuxhurst« about | ofJfJ mile from the villager' ISTrr' McCyjn^J waa taken to Rockville Centre wbarfl be telephoned to Belmont Park for i mechanician to watch hia machine, tadbeeo taking part in the cross ' ti^ flight from Belmont Park toHes stead Plains and back when in the i I and dusk he was driven off his and landed rather than take a ahayk0<f| of being driven out to sea. Up UnllM dark last night and early Wednes<lie|| ... ^, t moming the machine was vifited br'tm All peraons are earneatly requested j,^^ ^aniber of spectators from tills i to attend said meeting. The teackam of the Sooday School are preparing to give an entertainmmt in the near future for the benefit of the achool. Edward S. Deubert, wlio was eon- fined to bia bed for several days this week, IB again able to be about again. Mr. Qeobert waa twdar the care of our new physician. Dr. Skew. Over 600 names have been registered for the fall election, a great increase over'last year. Theodore Hopkins baa resigned bis position with a lumber concern at Glen Cove and has takeq the agency for the Universal Engineerintf Co. of Glen Cove. He has tha agency of New York Ci^ smd Long Island for that concern. I and neighboring villagee. There will be regular services at^ M. E. Church this Sunday with preaching by the pastor, Revl D. Tuckey. Sunday School at In the evening Dr. Tuckey will his third aarmop in the asries of _^ don'a Story Sermona; topic, "In HiH Stepa." Mrs. F. Meri(l«n and family , moved to their winter bonis in'Na York, after spending the aun months in this village. Unclaimed letfesirs arc advertiae(d.J the local post offlee this week tar Wb^% Jciussfy Yahland and Edward ^alatn.. ThaLadlaaAid Soeie^ of tha Bell- morm Avmtie PraabyfeariM QmA belQ a aGMWMBful price sedtel at til* home of Mrs. Onstav Bofv, on Betiauirs ave¬ nue. Tuesday evening of tfiv'^eek. Il*'!f\JS['*f,H^f ?i^^ h *2' "^ 1 Co«n«.lor Blvln N. Kdwanl. ap bers and friaoda of the church. The .^, "to*-a *k-^ *ho r~.«fiJ«.-.^ evening was plaasan^ly apwit l« v«ri- ""^ "^^ *''"* ** ««»«««»«» oua way* uf amoseanent and raijoyed by , all «^ attended. Tbe p«\»«e«d8, which Rev. t, H. Braitowaittt at^endad the were large, wars for the i>enefltof the A go<x) quantity of Peekakill gravel is being plweed on Senford avenu* and Park avenue by Wilbur Southard and James A- Seymour, tbiv will Jt>9 a great improvement for theas two streets. Town Board At the moetiiMK Monday ait charge of the psropubitlun to buikl^ inland water way frbfp Jaiiia.^ ^ P-ny' seasioajs ot tiie Maahattiw Aisociation olOwgymsn bi^td in the Cllt(Wreh uf the Pilgrii^, Hfiw.kivn ,.., Wednesday. MissF: liAMltilMMMl^' . a . i^as been quits i ibtiuxuati«m. hit M«»»*ft9«rl" cburcb. Mra. the pri^w. Ni^takolas M^«r took ijervteea will be hpM at tbe fedflB Chnreh as usual Sunday at ?:4£ w.tL i>rua,'u.!>k< hv ,( east wiitlied the awsuraace of in iofornially that tbars would t jeetiem on the paurt of the mui^ to wung town lands ss necv-. ihe ehaoflel, >- <-^ ^. n.' v>rat«r ways. - v, : .' »li the h«f5|?^
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FORT MYERS, Florida ��A Florida police officer went above and beyond the call of duty to help a wheelchair bound man stranded in a pounding rain storm, and it was all caught on a dashboard camera.
Officer Gil Benitez works the night beat. On the night of Thursday, Aug. 14, around 8:30 p.m. he received an unusual call of a man in a wheelchair stuck in the rain.
"It was raining so hard, I couldn't even see the stop sign" Benitez said.
He found Michael Arnold sitting in his electric wheel chair on the side of the road.
"The wind picked up like crazy" Arnold said. "I got to the end of the street and everything just stopped on me."
Arnold was just a block away from his home.
Within seconds of Benitez arriving to help Arnold, lightning struck near the two. After checking himself, he finished the job he started.
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Samsung 85-inch UHD TV set to debut at CES 2013
It may be only November, but many in the tech world are looking towards January 2013 already, and the CES trade show in Las Vegas at the beginning of the month. Pocket-lint is no exception, with rumours and gossip already starting to build on what we might see in the world of consumer electronics.
Then, there are those who just come out with it, including Samsung, which has proudly announced that one of the centrepieces for its CES presence will be an 85-inch Ultra High Definition TV.
This comes after the set was awarded a CES 2013 Best of Innovation award and, understandably, the company is happy to cry out from the rooftops about it.
"Samsung's 85-inch UHD TV, the world's largest commercialised UHD LED TV, boasts lifelike picture quality in ultra HD resolution with over 8 million pixels, four times the resolution of Full HD displays," it says.
"Samsung's UHD TV uses an innovative enhanced dimming technology and a very high contrast ratio to deliver deep, real blacks and pure whites for greater detail and unmatched picture clarity. This new, cutting-edge TV also offers a powerful and dynamic range of sounds."
It will be unveiled at the manufacturer's CES press conference on 7 January and Pocket-lint will be in attendance to tell you exactly what we think.
Samsung has also been awarded a Best of Innovation award for its Smart TV Camera, which will also debut at the show. It adds Smart Interaction services, such as facial recognition and gesture control, to the company's Smart TV sets that don't come with a built-in camera.
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Female Urinary Incontinence: Clearing Up Misperceptions and Fear LQWoman to Woman SeriesW, Mar 27, 3 to 4:30 p.m.Lisa Lindley, MD, Gynecology, Kim Burton, DPT, CSCS, Physical Therapy760-610-7205; register by Mar 25. Read More
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Eisenhower Medical Center's School of Graduate Medical Education and Research residency programs include Family Medicine and Internal Medicine. Eisenhower's matching process began months earlier through an application method coordinated by ERAS and 17 weeks of interviews. Residency programs throughout the country interview applicants and rank them. Similarly, medical students rank the programs in the order of their preference.
Each spring, the applicants and residency programs create a rank list, then wait to be matched through the NRMP. Computers process both students' and programs' lists at the same time. Medical students are then assigned to their highest-ranking program of choice that also expressed interest in them. "We are thrilled that our new Family Medicine and Internal Medicine residency programs filled all of their available spots in the match this year," says G. Aubrey Serfling, President and Chief Executive Officer. Adds Joseph Scherger, MD, MPH, Vice President, Primary Care and Academic Affairs, "We are delighted to welcome a diverse group of highly qualified residents from medical schools in the United States and abroad."
Since Eisenhower's residency programs filled all available positions in the match, Eisenhower was able to avoid the first year of the supplemental offer and acceptance program, or SOAP — NRMP's program to pair unmatched applicants with unfilled programs.
Eisenhower Medical Center launched its new School of Graduate Medical Education and Research in November 2011. Accreditation from the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education for the School's residency programs makes Eisenhower one of 25 community hospitals in California to become a teaching hospital. Of the nearly 6,000 hospitals in the country, only six percent are teaching hospitals. An independent Reuter's survey found that the Valley had a deficit of 102 primary care physicians based on physician/population ratios. By launching the School of Graduate Medical Education and Research and filling all 22 residency positions, Eisenhower is working to fulfill this need.


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Of Piercing Discharge
You shall be in the thick of it. Taking command in multiple instances throughout that great conflict that became known as The Thirty Years War, which is to be the central subject of Slitherine's upcoming Pike & Shot.
Mad, You Say?
The monster will be unleashed. And then nothing and nobody will stand in the way or dispute your conquests and glory. Others may dare attempt equal feat, only to be crushed by the ultimate superiority afforded you by Kerberos Productions' upcoming potential smash hit Kaiju-a-Gogo.
Anti-Termination Simulation
This might not end well. An aggressive, superiorly equipped alien enemy will unfailingly seek confrontation to expedite our complete obliteration, so if we are to stand a chance the way to go is reportedly by resorting to the Human Extinction Simulator.
Darkly On Approach
There's always the other side. Two sides to every story, the other face of the coin, a shadow for every light, and so it is that we are called upon to fully embrace a different perspective in 1C Company's upcoming King's Bounty: Dark Side.
To Boldly Go Further
We're destined to go beyond. Past our home system and out into the stars in the now revealed new AAA offering coming from the Firaxis constellation, named Sid Meier's Civilization: Beyond Earth.
Of Terrors Roman
Empires will tremble. The great forces under your supervision will collide with the enemy and only the greatest of commanders shall emerge victorious in the just revealed Alea Jacta Est – Hannibal: Terror of Rome.
To The West
It's time to go back. SEGA has heard many fans and their wishes to return to the place where it all began, and the response comes with the unveiling of a new stand-alone multiplayer title - Company of Heroes 2: The Western Front Armies.
Gloriously Averting Damnation
Gather your warband. You are to seize control of fulcral areas and gain access to precious resources in Rogue Factor's now disclosed Mordheim: City of the Damned.
Closely To Follow
Deploy and seek passage. That was the mission then and so it is now as the folks at Slitherine look to deliver one more title in a very well known series with their upcoming Close Combat: Gateway to Caen.
Oozing Evolution
Reinvention is on the way. Courtesy of Petroglyph Games and Grey Box a potentially new evolutionary step is about to be taken with the just revealed Grey Goo, an upcoming game with a definite progressive bent but also strong foundations on solid RTS gameplay.
Defined For The Hardened
Step forward, veterans. Only the most experienced officers need apply to meet and surpass the upcoming challenges of Sproing Interactive Media's turn-based outing, Panzer Tactics HD.
Hot New Freight
You get the goods. Transport the haul, bring it to where the customer desires and collect your earnings. Sounds simple, doesn't it? The thing is, space is a dangerous place, even in and of itself - never mind the deadly, greedy scum that inhabits it - in PassTech Games' upcoming Space Run.
Driven To Two
Thrust again into the galaxy. In the never-ending search for new frontiers, new life, great richess and the unknown - such is the drive behind our species and also that of the now revealed StarDrive 2.