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As of January 4, 1999, U.S. Bancorp Libra was acquired by U.S. Bancorp. U.S. Bancorp Libra is an investment banking firm that specializes in placing high yield and investment grade debt, mezzanine and private equity capital. The firm carries out business under the name U.S. Bancorp Libra and operates in sales, trading and research of high yield and other debt securities, private equity and mezzanine financing. The firm provides private equity capital through its Libra Capital Partners and Mezzanine Capital through Libra Mezzanine Partners.
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text: Description Suggest an Edit Stretching 26 miles through central Michigan, the Lakelands Trail State Park rail-trail has two personalities: rural and suburban. Twenty miles of soft limestone surface from Stockbridge to Pinckney offer a pastoral backdrop, and 6 miles of smooth asphalt carry you through rapidly growing Hamburg Township. The trail is an easy drive from the major population centers of Detroit, Lansing, Jackson and Ann Arbor, which contributes to its popularity.Heading east from the Stockbridge trailhead amid working farms, wide open fields and woods, you will understand why equestrians feel right at home on this trail. A diverse collection of wildflowers and butterflies flourish here, too. The small town of Gregory, followed by the equally quaint Pinckney, add charm to this quiet agricultural area and are good stopping points to enjoy lunch or ice cream or to stock up on supplies.Mountain bikers and walkers have a seamless transition to the trail's paved 6-mile section, where they join skinny tires and strollers to continue through the swiftly developing suburb of Hamburg Township. The woods grow thicker and frequently arch into a canopy, as the trail meanders to Zukey Lake, a popular destination for swimming, boating and fishing. Trail traffic increases when you head east, but the corridor remains a peaceful getaway.Just before reaching Pettysville Road at mile 15.5, there is a tunnel under State Route 36, transporting you safely under the road. At that point there is a large trailhead. A little farther along, the trail skirts along behind shops, restaurants and snack stops in Hamburg Township. There are plans to expand the Lakelands Trail another 16 miles to Jackson, where it would link into Jackson's urban pathway system and provide a journey from sweeping rural vistas to urban conveniences. Click to read more Parking and Trail Access To access the Stockbridge trailhead, take State Route M-106/M-52 south through Stockbridge, crossing Main Street in downtown Stockbridge. After crossing Main Street, the trail is approximately 0.5 mile ahread on the left.To access the eastern trailhead, take Interstate 23 to Exit 54. Head west on State Route M-36/Nine Mile Road. Turn left to head south on Merrill Road. The trailhead at Manly W Bennett Memorial Park is on the left. Click to read more Reviews Pickney July, 2015 by jscrive1 Solid trail read more Unidella to Stockbridge trail May, 2015 by ja22minn Just awesome! I think alot of my experience had to do with the weather, it was 60 and cooler , and sunny. The walk, true, may be harder for bikers due to ruts and grassiness and more of a two track appearance, but, i walked it, and it was beautiful, peaceful, ...read more ja22minn November, 2014 by ja22minn I have walked the entire trail. In increments because I drove, waljed, and had to return to the vehicle. I think the trail is great! for walking. ...hamburg to pick ney is typical with residential and population. then pick ney to Gregory is quieter with ...read more


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If you think the next front in the fight against global terrorism is in Pakistan or Afghanistan, this book will startle you. Four-term U.S. Senator Christopher "Kit" Bond and veteran foreign correspondent Lewis M. Simons reveal that the next front is taking shape right now in a part of the world most Americans haven't thought about since the Vietnam war: Southeast Asia.
Bond and Simons demonstrate compellingly that by beginning in Southeast Asia the Obama administration can reverse the devastating effects of failed policies throughout the Islamic community. The key is a new "smart power" approach, one that combines the "soft" tools of diplomatic, economic, and personal outreach with the fallback "hard" option of military force.
Southeast Asia is home to one of the greatest concentrations of Muslims on Earth. More Muslims live in Indonesia alone than in the entire Middle East. Historically, they have been religious moderates. But today, Islamic fundamentalism and anti-Americanism are on the rise, fueled by the United States' intimate alliance with Israel, its invasion of Iraq, the Abu Ghraib torture scandal, and the Guantanamo Bay imprisonments. These have provoked outrage and provided seemingly irrefutable evidence of America's universal disregard for Muslims.
While this picture is bleak, the central theme of The Next Front is that it is not too late for the United States to turn the rising tide of Islamic fundamentalism in Southeast Asia.
Americans rarely pay serious attention to other nations until they suddenly perceive them to be a threat. Then they find themselves woefully lacking in information and understanding. Hoping to avoid that recurring flaw, Bond and Simons invite readers to travel with them through Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand, meeting people at all levels of society. Drawing on their decades of experience, they speak withand, more importantly, listen topresidents and prime ministers, soldiers and policemen, teachers, mothers, lawyers, clergymen, and terrorists. Their stories provide exceptional insights into the politics and economies of their countries as well as their personal concerns, motivations, hopes, and fears. With unremitting candor, they reveal complex and often conflicting feelings about America that range from admiration and affection to resentment and hostility. If the United States is to regain respect around the world and stem the tide of religious extremism in Southeast Asia, it must listen to these people and weigh the value of what they seek from us. Americans in sandals and sneakers today will eliminate the need for Americans in combat boots tomorrow.
"The Next Front is an eye-opener. Senator Kit Bond and Lew Simons reawaken us to Southeast Asia. Here's the way to mutual respect between America and Islam."
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"The Next Front is important reading for anyone interested in America's relations with the world's Muslims. Bond and Simons demonstrate that a piece of the solution lies with the huge Islamic population of Southeast Asia, a vital region we have largely ignored since the end of the Vietnam War."
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The grapefruit conjures images of a lazy breakfast on the veranda, a refreshing beginning to a day on the boat or maybe at the beach. A cactus is as soothing as athletes foot. A porcupine on a stick. There is nothing more misleading than the Grapefruit and Cactus league labels. As players, managers and major league executives have come to know, Arizona is more conducive in preparing for a major league season than Florida. And unless you are big on humidity and travel bingo, it is not even close. A huge difference, said former major leaguer Luis Gonzalez, who has lived through both. Gonzalez, who works in Arizonas front office, spring-ed -- sprang? -- in Florida in his early playing years with the Houston organization before spending the latter part of his career training in Arizona with the Chicago Cubs and the Diamondbacks. "The weather is always nice. The accommodations alone. The travel factor ... and Im a Florida boy. I grew up in Tampa. It is hard to talk bad about it. In...
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Thank you, NBC. I couldn't even stand the commercials.
I'd agree with about 5 choices on the list...the rest are kind of random.
While it may be true that some of Keanu Reeves films subsequent to "The Matrix" did not equal that film's landmark critical and commercial success, to single out "John Wick" seems clueless since the film got a solid 85 score on Rotten Tomatoes, and earned about four times its cost just in its initial theatrical run.
It was a phenomenol episode but I hope Sembene survives. I dislike Malcolm as well and agree that Vanessa was selfish, or stupid, to go at night to that lair as she knew the others would follow to protect her.
I know Rusty gets a lot of online hate, but I feel like he is finally turning into an adult who is thinking about the future. it takes a lot energy to focus you attention into something that is more questions then answers, and he is giving all his energy to look into finding out who Alice is. Regarding Provenza, watching him in the beginning of the episode gave me flashbacks to Lt. Harris from the Police Academy movies, I even posted it on Twitter and Mary McDonnell agreed
I was asking all the same question at the beginning then I decided that it was probably the future or present and we'd go back and the season would be about what leads up to all of that happening with Lydia. Either way I was very confused. I can tell this will be a weird and creepy season by the looks of the ending with those creepy masked doctor scientist dudes. Another thing I was wondering is what was up with that werewolf and the glowing blue claws. Right now I'm going to assume that Lydia's memories are being taken out of context and all that horribleness isn't really like that. I know I'm just kidding myself, this is Beacon Hills after all. But it puts my mind at ease to think that everyone is okay and no one will die. It was sweet and heartbreaking to watch Scott write Allison's initial next to his. I'm glad that they're doing a 2 night premier because I think we need another episode to understand more of what's going on. Or for us to just get more confused and have even more questions.
Lydia's powers don't come out of nowhere. She's a banshee, her powers come from her screams
No, I understand the powers are coming from the banshee scream. But her physical abilities and the force field the scream creates - that's all brand new and seemingly comes out of nowhere. But it's suppose to because the premiere was a flashback. So the holes are necessary. They'll fill in the blanks ;)
From what the actress said in a Teen Wolf interview the entire 5th season is a flashback to the Eichen House scenes.
No I don't like Claire and Wes as a couple. They both are married to other people and adulddtery just isn't my thing. Plus There are children involved and since Claire seems to want to make her marriage right again. Wes is the one obsessed with the affair and his character is horrible.


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Is that a REAL question?????? Please tell me you're kidding!!! If not, that's really sad that you think that's ok.
|RomanZolanski wrote:
Um... yes it's a real question. Is a kiss not ok?
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Its just sad that Homosexuality is not allowed in Y,Y7,G shows, when its apart of this world.
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|^ I seriously found it more comedic than anything referring to sexuality. I was surprised people got that worked up over it, when it was done before on Drake and Josh. It was almost like a kiss on the cheek. Oh well.
on Drake and Josh, it probably wasn't a big issue because they played brothers. brothers don't generally kiss, but when they do, it's out of affection, which is why Josh kissed Drake after the Oprah tickets; he just got caught in the moment and kissed his brother, who he was happy at because he did something nice and caring.
whereas in this iCarly instance, it's just a girl kissing a random girl who came to her party (like others, only came for iCarly really). it's not that common for two girls to kiss, especially considering they aren't 'friends.' sure, it was just on the cheek, but if you aren't paying attention it looks like it could have been on the lips. if they'd have the girl hug the other girl, it probably would not be that big a deal. but i can kinda see how people are so worked up over that kiss (kinda, doesn't mean i fully agree with how people view it)
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I think Disney Channel shows are more apporiate than Nickalodian Shows, since Diseny is more strickly regulateing of what it shows have.
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|iPsycho was on for the first time in like, ever yesterday, and i saw the kiss part. it is on the cheek but it is kinda hard to see. also, whilst i could see someone make the claim it is inappropriate, it's merely just there to showcase how awkward Nora is, how she does not have any friends and so she does not know how to act when someone is being nice to her
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Hi mums, I'm from West Yorkshire and I really want to know more about whether Halifax is still a good place for raising a family. Many of my fam grew up in the Savile Park area of Halifax and... having done the typical privileged kid thang of moving South after uni... I am sick of the South and ready to raise my fam back with the people of my roots... and most especially with people who have a proper sense of community and sense of humour. Just a bit concerned though that Halifax itself is not what it was (although Savile Park still appears to be splendid)... any of you have teens who worry about them going out in town at night etc? I know there are huge plus sides for young ones (e.g. Eureka, some lovely primaries) but just wanted to hear folks thoughts- including from the wider Calderdale/ West Yorkshire area. Thanks in advance.
DH works in the area and says it is lovely. But he doesn't have experience of the schools.
I grew ip on London and hated it. I settled in the (southern) outskirts of Huddersfield 13 years ago. Both children (5 and 2) were born here. I love it, it is my forever place. Lovmt countryside, useful towns, brilliant road links to further afield. Great cities in Leeds, Sheffield and Manchester on easy reach.
We are in Leeds and don't much experience of Halifax other than the odd visit for things.
I love W Yorks. We moved back here from London 5 years ago and still feel privileged to be somewhere with a bit of the best of everything. I am about to go for a cycle from Ilkley to Bolton Abbey - one of the most beautiful areas and its only 40 mins from my front door. ANd i counts as a long haul day - usually I am on the bike from my own front door.
Practically speaking, Kirklees does have a chequered past in terms of education. Research schools carefully but there are plenty of good and improving ones afaik.
Hi guys, thanks so much for your responses. You're just confirming to me that I'm doing the right thing. Ever since I have been with the die-hard Southern "Affluenza" I've felt three overwhelming things 1. bored out my brain (i.e. why are they unfriendly and hardly laugh unless everyone in the group seem to be laughing first? Weirdos) 2. That they are raising kids to be so materialistic that they can't see straight (me and my siblings' West Yorkshire values have enabled us to be able to balance this impulse against good Northern fiscal sense (some might call it tight-fistedness... it probably is on my Dad's part haaa!) and 3. Yorkshire is insaaaanely beautiful and wholesome (my buzzword, clearly!). Every time some Southern n**head has used the phrase Uuuup North to me like a term of distain I've felt like giving them the finger. So ignorant. Overall my youngest sis and I (who's been in the big smoke) are in agreement that getting out of all kinds of smoke and snootiness is absolutely the only way that we're going to end up with normal, together kids save for swimming against the Waitrose-Cath Kidston-obsessed tide.... so there you have it! Thanks a million for reminding me about how much West Yorkshire rocks!! Interesting point re the Primaries in and around Hudds. My impression is that some of the village schools are the best in that area... e.g. Golcar, Slaithwaite, Marsden, Holmfirth (Which apparently is somewhere everyone wants to live but... I don't know whether the secondary is up to much-- thoughts?!!). Rock on you Yorkshirites!!! Yorkshire is no doubt thrilled to adopt you (they're friendly bug**rs aren't they?!). :-)
P.S. Yay Bolton Abbey!!! Too many wonderful childhood memories- have a great time!!
It was beautiful - the sun shone and the light over the hills beyond the Abbey was glorious. Met a friendly bunch of women, had a good cycle and an enormous piece of cake. Lush.
When we lived in London, we had a "TIme to NEarest Cow" measure. We timed it in all directions from our flat and the closest cow was 55 minutes up the A1. Now its 5 minutes on the edge of the Ring Road.
I still commute regularly to London and it reminds me why I don't miss it. We had a great 5 years there, I am glad I have done it but it is a bubble. Life in London is not like life anywhere else in the UK. I am glad to be out of it but be able to go back and visit - like an ethnographic safari.
There is a real issue in Calderdale re secondary schools because of the 11 plus. If you can afford private tutors and book them up
before the child is born early and your child is bright you'll be OK but otherwise....there is a complex system of catchment areas and feeder schools and faith schools at primary level. My great nephew just missed out on11 plus and he was in the catchment area and attended the feeder school for a dreadful secondary school with no sixth form either. My niece then moved my younger grand nephew to a primary school that fed into a much better secondary - the feeding system trumped catchment area. My poor sister is now using up her savings paying for her elder grandson to go to an independent school. Scenery might be nice bit I wouldn't go back to live in Halifax for anything - it would have to be the Dales.
Obviously depends which part of Halifax you live in but Brighouse High School has a good name, as does Ryburn & Brooksbank. I've also heard that Hipperholme & Lightcliffe has turned things around & looking quite impressive. Of course, there are always the Grammar schools if that is the route you want to go down - Crossley Heath & North Halifax.
I've a teenager at Huddersfield Uni & he has had some excellent nights out in both Huddersfield & Halifax...seems like the Accapulco is the happening place for students on a Thursday night but yes, you still stick to the carpets .
Something else that was pointed out to me was, whichever route you leave/enter Halifax you always go through some really pretty scenery...maybe Junction 25 on the M62 wasn't taken in to account but hey ho...get yourself back ooop North
Come to South Kirklees instead - we still have first, middle and high schools.
Ah you guys all sound reall smart and funny, amend deffo like you've "been there" with all of this. Time to the nearest cow?!!! Hilarious!!! The Aca?!!!! That was the place to drink her alcopops and get stuck to the floor by alcopops in MY day!!! Oh the memories... I'd glass the lady on the bike had such a nice Sat afternoon, too. This whole catchment, 11 plus thing is whgast's making me nervous about it all. I am really smart and so is DH but I know I have tyo accept however DD is when she grows...we did the whole fancy uni thing off our own steam as neither of my rents went to uni-- we got there because we could sand we wanted to. Am deffo not going to be a tiger mom!! My aunt sand uncle are smart and aspirational but their kids all turned out dyslexic so there you go. So that's the fear isn't it? Depending on 11 plus just cos I have as dream of walking the dogs on Crossley Heath may be unsustainable...so much food for thought here, ladies!! Thanks!!
I don't find people from Yorkshire friendly at all. I am usually regarded as a posh stuck up southerner. I am from the south and from a working class family and a place with a strong sense of community. Your experience of the south is not one I recognize.
Well, if your DD doesn't go down the grammar school route (I've 2 DDs in Primary that won't) just do your homework first & make sure you are in the catchment area & your DD goes to a feeder school for one of the better High Schools. That way you've the best of both worlds, you've the option of Grammar school but with a good High School as a back up, if she doesn't pass her 11+.
Most people send their children for tutoring for the 11+ around here too & Gleddings School (private) has a near 100% pass rate for the 11+...food for thought!
Yes...the good old Acca!!! Can't tell you how old that makes me feel, my son going, funnily enough he doesn't want to take me up on my offer of going with him
Yorkshire has just been named third best region in the WORLD by lonely planet. What are you waiting for?
Another Yorkshire lover here. From Huddersfield originally and as soon as I decide to settle down then I'm heading straight back. One of the villages on the outskirts hopefully. Lovely schools. Nice people and such a beautiful place. Gods own country indeed.
I grew up in Halifax, literally over the street from one of the high schools you mentioned. I went to one if the grammars from a state primary with no tutoring, then I went to university in the south and have lived in Oxon for 10 years. I adore and miss the scenery you describe, and my family, but I don't miss Halifax. And I don't recognise the South you've described.
There were so few employment prospects for me in Halifax, even after my degree. I was desperate to escape at 18 as I was bored of the same insular people with narrow ideas (not that everyone is by any means, but I felt like so many people I knew were). It was not the done thing to be clever or interested in anything other than football and drinking. People were friendly on the face of things but not truly so. So many people had a massive chip on their shoulders about being northern and my parents still panic that they 're not 'posh' enough when they visit here (madness!)
I knew people who were stabbed, who overdosed on drugs, who drunk drove habitually, and several teenagers who crashed cars and died. Obviously that can happen anywhere but I see it far less here where there is less deprivation. There's still quite a heroin problem in Halifax so far as I'm aware.
In contrast I know a lot of teenagers here who are smart, open, friendly, witty, and independent thinkers. There are so many more prospects and opportunities for young people.
If you really yearn for Yorkshire I'm sure you'll find somewhere lovely to be, but as someone who's had a different experience of moving I thought I'd add my two penny worth
North Yorks is really rather lovely in places btw.
Well except you do recognise it... my experience of the south is similar to your one of the north really! It's that horrible problem of displacing yourself... like moving tribes or going to play for a different footie team! Eventually you understand them and find the best of them but it takes time in both directions!! Have you ever watched or read North & South?!! :-)
Ooh sorry that was aimed at the lady from the South called mydoorisalwaysopen!! I have just jacked it in as a bad job... I have met lots of great Southerners but ultimately still feel lost in translation half of the time. In the words of Dorothy, "There's no place like home!!"
To Flukewoman... I hear what you're saying but I think I was lucky because my Yorkshire fam are very middle class and entrepeneurial and I've often been in the swim with Yorkshire's coolest and brightest. But I do recognise some of that narrowmindedness that you describe and the alcoholism and the giant chips on their shoulders... but the truth is I find the Southern poor more outrageous and less moral. I know that sounds extreme but in the North there are still vestiges of that 'honest poor' from the old working class ways (i.e. that swept their front doors clean and send their kids to church on Sundays)... It's difficult. I think the kids in the South very often are as you describe (and I've taught many of them- state and private) but I also find that the ethos down here is one of BUYING INTO your community rather than just being one with everyone rich and poor together. I miss the solidity of being with people who tell you exactly what they think and who let your kids be in and out of each others houses and who include everyone even if they don't have the latest gadget or designer sneakers. The kids I taught in the South just seemed to have squiffy values, but yes... often a broader sense of what's possible for them... but also beyond sheltered and yes- often incredibly bratty and living in cloud cuckooland... it's been a major toss-up for us because we do value many of the wonderful things that affluent Southerners give their kids... but we also ultimately find it unbalanced and that's been the decider!!
I prefer thirsk, Whitby, etc.
Halifax was rough as alt years back. No idea what it's like now. Hebden bridge seemed nice to me as a teenager though.
You could try asking on the loca boards http://local.mumsnet.com/Talk/calderdale/local-active
if you really want to move to Halifax then unless you want to move to Saville Park itself then try Ripponden / Greetland area. They have excellent primaries and if your child doesn't pass the 11 plus for Crossleys then they will be in the right feeder schools for Ryburne and Brooksbank which are good alternatives.
Having just moved from this area though I'd have second thoughts. Parts of Halifax are really grim, there's a lot of traffic and it's still very urban.
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WARREN — It's safe to say 2012 was a year Cindy Roback won't soon forget, even though she'd probably like to.
On April 29, 2012, a massive fire gutted much of the retail section at her family's store, Young's Garden Mart & Christmas Fantasy, on Ryan north of 11 Mile Road.
The business was founded in 1924 by Roback's grandparents, Clem and Cora Young. The Warren Historical Commission recognized the family's farm, which predates the store, with a historical marker in 2005.
"We lost all the hard-goods stuff. The Christmas stuff was totally demolished," Roback said, working at the store last week as electrical contractors put the finishing touches on a rebuilt section that will soon house Christmas decorations of all types again.
Roback said the fire resulted in about $750,000 worth of structural damage and lost merchandise. Some of the things, including her mother's original Department 56 collectables, were "irreplaceable."
Two weeks before the fire, Roback lost her 37-year-old son Doug, "the store's Santa."
"It was like our Santa passed away, and then we lost the Christmas shop. It's like we weren't meant to have Christmas," Roback said. "And then my mom passed away two days before Thanksgiving."
Admittedly, Roback said there was a part of her that wasn't entirely sure she wanted to rebuild the store.
"There was that little bit when you just want to chuck it all and say, 'For what?'" Roback said. "My grandparents started the business in 1924. If they made it through the Great Depression, we could make it through the fire. They were my inspiration."
Thankfully, the store's greenhouse was left largely undamaged. Her sister, Beverly Harenski, was working at the store that morning and called 911 when she discovered the fire. Roback said the Warren Fire Department, and other area departments, responded swiftly and worked to save the greenhouse.
"If she wasn't here that morning watering everything, we probably would have lost everything," Roback said.
The fire was later ruled accidental, caused by an electrical outlet.
"The insurance investigators, their quote was there was nothing we could have done to prevent it," Roback said. "It was an electrical outlet that shorted out. The wiring just went."
The store was again open for business on May 11 last year — less than two weeks after the fire — and they were able to sell plants and supplies for the booming spring planting season, even though Christmas 2012 was a bust.
A year later, the store's greenhouse is again full. The newly rebuilt retail section is nearing completion and awaiting final approvals for occupancy. Christmas merchandise will then come back. And a fall grand re-opening is on the horizon.
Roback again pointed to her grandparents for inspiration.
"They worked hard to build it up in the community. We didn't want to give it up," Roback said.
She also thanked her customers for their support over the last 12 tough months.
"The community and customers supported us this past year. That's what helped us say, 'Yeah, we're going to do this,'" Roback said.
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The Sandbox, by Pixowl, has a new update that introduces the new Ecology 2 campaign, along with some other stuff (naturally).
The Sandbox, by Pixowl, has a new update that introduces the new Ecology 2 campaign, along with some other stuff (naturally).
The Sandbox, by PIXOWL, has gotten a high-adventure loving, relic stealing update that introduces a new characters: Jones!
You can send Jones to explore ancient Mayan temples, armed with his trusty whip and boomerang. The update includes 15 new elements and 1 new platform-oriented campaign that's 12 danger filled levels of snakes, Mayan guardians, piranha, and killer bees.
There are a ton of other new things to discover in the update to The Sandbox.
Garfield is taking a page from The Simpsons in Pixowl's upcoming Garfield: Survival of the Fattest. And no, he's not trading lasagna for donuts.
The game is actually a sort of town builder (ish) from Pixowl where you'll be putting structures together, forcing up to twenty different characters from the comic strip to work, playing mini-games, and keeping the world's most beloved fat cat, well, fat. The emphasis here is on the various characters - like John, Odie, the mouse, and so on - and you'll be able to have them each perform different tasks in order to progress. You'll also want to craft various food ingredients so that you can stuff Garfield's face and keep him all nice and doughy, of course.
Garfield: Survival of the Fattest will be coming to iOS on March 26 as a free download.
The Sandbox has been doing pretty well for itself since it first released almost... holy cow it's almost been three years. Well anyway, in those three years Pixowl's 'powder' game has been updated to a ridiculous degree - even going so far as to receive controllable characters and new elements that let players design their own games within the game.
And now they're going "back to basics" with The Sandbox 2.
The new sandbox is similar to the original in many respects, but now sports a few noticeable changes. Shadows and lighting are a bit more detailed, the physics have been improved, and the various elements now have honest-to-goodness textures to ogle. Some environmental effects have also been included, such as glowing lava and a slight distortion to objects that are underwater. In addition to all of that, it will display multiple layers (i.e. foreground, background, etc) so that your creations won't always have to stack up on top of each other. If nothing else it's great to be able to drop a person into a world full of trees and actually see them walk in front of the trees rather than over them.
The Sandbox 2 should be out by the end of the year. Although if that seems like too long a wait, you could always head over to the official website to try your hand at the open beta.
Pixowl has announced that The Sandbox EDU, a child-focused and IAP-free version of its popular creation game, The Sandbox, has arrived on iOS.
Developed in cooperation with teachers and aimed at those aged 6 to 12, this new version of The Sandbox features over 50 original 'lessons' on various subjects, including those based on Earth science, lab science, pixel art, and music. Players will also find over 150 elements available to them in the open-ended 'Create' mode, with work also available to be saved and shared in the game's online gallery.
The Sandbox EDU is available now on the App Store for $2.99.
Pixowl Inc. has brought us not one, but two new campaigns in the Brainiac update for The Sandbox.
In this new update you now have access to machines such as the Spaceship, Plane, and Kamikaze Drone, and can assemble your own controllable contraptions. You'll also be able to make doors with gate controls and can devastate your pixel worlds with the Rocket Launcher. The two campaigns have 17 new levels to solve and teach you how the mechanics of the Brainiac work.
The Brainiac update for The Sandbox is available now.
Who loves lasagna? Me. Also everyone's favorite grumpy fat cat, Garfield. Coming to the App Store this Fall will be Garfield: Survival of the Fattest, an original game from Pixowl, the folks behind The Sandbox.
Garfield: Survival of the Fattest will feature an original storyline centered around Garfield's passion for food, plus there'll be plenty of room for other characters from the Garfield Universe.
Check out the teaser trailer below. We'll keep you in the loop when it comes to the game's progress.
Pixowl has been working tirelessly for quite some time now, what with all the monthly updates to The Sandbox along with several other projects. It doesn't look like they plan on slowing down anytime soon, either.
Last week, in addition to the news of the Farmer's update, it was also revealed that The Sandbox is rapidly approaching 2.0 status. This milestone (which should be ready within the next three to four months) will include updated features such as an all new interface, reworked campaigns, and will be in HD just like its PC counterpart. This means it's going to look better, and give you a bigger place to play in.
The Sandbox EDU was also on display, which will be a premium paid version of the freemium classic that's been specifically tweaked to function as an educational tool. The plan is for parents, educators, and kids to use it as a way to study things like physics, electricity, hot/cold, and so on. All of the elements will be open from the start, and will be restricted to those that actually have some educational value (i.e. no zombies). The Sandbox EDU should be available in the App Store a little before "back to school" time.
Finally there's Garfield: Survival of the Fattest, which is due out in September. This one's sort of like Greedy Grub [GET LINK] but with Garfield characters. You'll get to complete missions for characters from the comic series, build stuff, collect resources, and even take part in three different mini-games. All in the name of getting the giant orange cat to lose weight. Or rather, to help the giant orange cat avoid losing weight.
The newest update has arrived for The Sandbox, bringing with it a new campaign and all you need to start a life in the Country.
The new campaign, entitled "Sandmix Vol. 1," contains a mix of gaming, pixel art, music, action, and puzzle levels across the nine it contains. Players will likely have to use their skills and their brain, and maybe even both, to complete them all.
Meanwhile, two new job powders will provide you with the chance to domesticate your worlds. The Farmer has the ability to plant crops and harvest hay after they've fully grown, whilst the Fisherman can (as you'd likely expect) catch fish. To help this process along, Corn, Pumpkins, and Wheat crops have been added alongside new blueprints for Haystacks, Silos, Barns, and Windmills.
As if all of the above wasn't enough, the 'Robocalypse' campaign is now available to all players.
The Sandbox is available now and is free to download.
The Sandbox, the-true-to-its-name sandbox adventure, has just received a new update. The new update adds in a new Ecology Campaign with 20 new levels, and new disaster elements.
The Sandbox is available for free (with in-app purchases) on the App Store.
What's New in Update 1.900?
+ Play the brand new Ecology Campaign
Through 20 environmental levels, you'll have to protect our planet by solving environmental puzzle: Stop the deforestation, find ways to fight the air or water pollution and find sustainable solutions to help the world stay healthy and beautiful. The challenge is real! Have fun while making the difference !
+ Discover 13 new elements that will allow you to deal with environmental issues:
- Unleash the nature's anger with the 3 natural catastrophe elements: Tornado, Earthquake and Tsunami. They will change the topography of your worlds and destroy everything
- The Eruption will allow you to play with liquids and create volcanoes
- Nature can be rough but mankind is always the most destructive force… The nuclear explosion element reminds this sad truth
- Introducing a new basic element that have many interactions with the existent ones: Salt! Create Sea Water that turns metal to Rust and the Salt Mud to a sterile soil…
- The Blue Whale will swim around and need to go to the surface every minutes to go breathing… If its way is blocked or its environment polluted, this fragile giant will die.
- The Oil Tanker has a hull breach and spill oil around, killing what's alive.
- Two new trees to plant hope for a brighter future: the Cacao Tree will help the humans to have a better life and the Mangrove Tree will grow in the sweet water spreading his roots in the bottom of the ponds.
The original Doodle Grub was pretty popular (to put it lightly). Well, Pixowl is getting ready to release a sequel, simply called Grub.
Grub will use a similar series of accelerometer controls, naturally. However it's also going to include new power-ups, new enemies, new obstacles, and bigger maps that scroll to follow the grub as he crawls along. You can also save and share video replays with your friends to see who's grubbiest. There's even the possibility (possibility - it's not a certainty yet) of simultaneous multiplayer in future updates.
Much like the original, Grub is going to be free-to-play. You can keep an eye out for it in the App Store at the end of April/the beginning of May. Or you could always request access to the beta right here.
The Sandbox goes retro in its latest update that brings 12 new levels featuring past video games. The update also lets users create their own retro game by using 8 new elements like the Laser Bike, Intelli Bike, Sneaker, Shooter, Game Wall, Game Points, Area Multi, and Attacker. It also adds two new blueprints for the holiday season (a Christmas Tree and Christmas Gifts), and new social features that let users record video replays and share them straight to YouTube.


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