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Shadow Warrior 2
Shadow Warrior 2 confirmed for next year on PC, PS4, and Xbox One
Lo Wang returns
Jun 11
// Chris Carter
2013's Shadow Warrior reboot was pretty great. Developer Flying Wild Hog and publisher Devolver Digital seem to think so too, as they have just announced a full follow-up, ingeniously titled Shadow Warrior 2. Like most ...
Overwatch adds a robotic knight to its roster
Go team silver foxes
Jun 11
// Nic Rowen
Well, Steven asked for more old men and Overwatch delivered. Reinhardt, the latest character to receive a personal sizzle reel, is a 61-year-old self-styled knight who fights evil by encasing himself in a robotic suit of arm...
All new Halo games will be publicly beta tested first, says 343i head
Beta safe than sorry, right?
Jun 11
// Vikki Blake
From here on in, all new Halo games will be preceded by public beta testing. "Going forward, you will never see a Halo game coming out without a beta. [Master Chief Collection] was obviously painful for our fans and for...
Halo 5 no co-op
Halo 5 campaign doesn't have splitscreen co-op
Preserve 60FPS gameplay
Jun 10
// Steven Hansen
I have only ever played Halo campaigns in split-screen, couch-sharing co-op. This streak will end with Halo 5: Guardians, according to this month's Game Informer cover story, because Halo 5 does not support splitscreen co-op,...
What righteous fury looks like in Space Hulk: Deathwing
Exterminate the heretics
Jun 09
// Nic Rowen
I've been interested in Space Hulk: Deathwing ever since they put out that trailer with the groovy music from Kadebostany a few months back. Today, Streum On Studio (the same team who brought us the wonderfully strange E.Y.E....
Black Ops 3
Call of Duty still entrenched in its last-gen ways
Black Ops 3 confirmed for old consoles
Jun 09
// Brett Makedonski
No matter what Activision says, warfare hasn't advanced all that far. That's evident by the fact that Black Ops 3 will release on legacy consoles, making it the eleventh Call of Duty title on PS3 and Xbox 360. Activ...
Halo 5 story details
Nathan Fillion returning for Halo 5: Guardians
Fresh story details
Jun 09
// Jordan Devore
Uncanny. Nathan Fillion, who played Gunnery Sergeant Edward Buck in the well-liked Halo 3: ODST, will be back for Halo 5: Guardians. That's him up there looking like his usual dashing self. Game Informer has new details about...
Destiny leak hints at Taken King release date, new subclass abilities
Get ready, Guardian
Jun 09
// Vikki Blake
Destiny's next content drop, The Taken King, will release on September 15 and open up a third subclass and ability for each of the Guardian classes according to a report from Kotaku. Kotaku is asserting this following a tip o...
Blizzard multiplayer shooter Overwatch gets an old Swedish dwarf
Jun 05
// Steven Hansen
Blizzard's first new franchise in 17 years, Overwatch, keeps adding to its cast of original characters. Well, as original as grouchy dwarves and Man With No Name knock off cowboys can be, anyways. The defensive-minded Torbj&...
Who put racing in my FPS?
These guys did!
Jun 05
// Vikki Blake
Former Far Cry 2 developers Julien Cuny & Louis-Pierre Pharand have formed a new studio to release their new take on first-person shooters... by adding racing into the mix. The Montreal-based developers describe the...
Rainbow Six Siege
Rainbow Six Siege's Operators all have annoyingly awesome names
No care for fine interior decoration
Jun 04
// Brett Makedonski
Rock, flag, and eagle time; Ubisoft's slowly pulling back the curtain on all of Rainbow Six Siege's international operators, and today the Americans get profiled. As is to be expected, all of them have excellently punchy nam...
PlanetSide 2
PlanetSide 2 coming to PS4 June 23
Jun 03
// Zack Furniss
It's been a long time comin', but the free-to-play PlanetSide 2 is going to be on the PS4 in just a few short weeks. Starting June 23 you too can be overwhelmed by the enormous scale of the persistent war. Ser...
Fallout 4 rumor
Is this old Fallout 4 leak true? No gender options?
Fired employee tells all
Jun 03
// Jed Whitaker
[Update: Looks like this is most likely a hoax. The leaker said they had accidentally given information to Kotaku, which in turn caused her to get fired. Kotaku confirmed today that no information was ever given to them by th...
Killing Floor 2
Killing Floor 2 teases gameplay changes and new weapon
Barbecue some Zeds
Jun 03
// Zack Furniss
Despite being in Early Access, Killing Floor 2 has been the multiplayer title I've returned to any time I get a chance. While everyone is alternating between kids and squids and skids and quids, I've been dissecting Zeds...
Metro Redux demos
The Metro games have hours-long demos on PS4, Xbox One
Sharing is caring
Jun 03
// Jordan Devore
4A Games has rolled out demos for the revamped Redux releases of Metro 2033 and Last Light on Xbox One and PlayStation 4, each offering "about one-third of the total game." For free. The trial for Metro 2033 Redux covers the ...
Team Fortress 2
The Team Fortress 2 Maps Workshop Beta has arrived
We're free from the tyranny finally
Jun 03
// Joe Parlock
A few years ago, I used to read through a forum dedicated to making maps for TF2. It had people producing stuff that might be even better than the official maps from Valve. They would collaborate, share tips, and teach each o...
Review: Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare: Supremacy
Jun 02
// Chris Carter
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare: Supremacy DLC (PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One [reviewed])Developer: Sledgehammer Games (Current-gen) / High Moon Studios (Last-gen) / Raven Software (Zombies)Publisher: ActivisionReleased: June 2, 2015 (Xbox) / TBA (PC, PS3, PS4)MSRP: $14.99 ($50 Season Pass for four packs) First up is Skyrise, a map that takes place in futuristic Greece. Well, you wouldn't notice the setting unless you really looked, as the only clue is the Acropolis landmark on one side of the map. As it stands, it's basically a straight remake of Modern Warfare 2's Highrise. It's a classic arena in its own right -- but as I've said in the past, I'm not a fan of injecting remakes in a $15 DLC pack. Having said that, Highrise really holds up. It's a classic tiered map with plenty of high, middle, and underground paths, with a giant playground in the middle, and hidden side paths. It's a nice addition to the rotation, and enough time has passed between the release of Modern Warfare 2 to not piss me off. Parliament is set on the River Thames in London, and is yet another tanker map. It's almost like Activision needs to fulfill an imaginary quota of tankers in every Call of Duty, so this is where you can get your fix if you're a fan of steel traps. It's a lot like Skyrise in that most of the cool stuff is happening in the background, but there's some decent opportunities to jump around the map and over hazards like the river itself. It's not quite on par with Skyrise's layout, but I have no real qualms when it comes up, since it takes advantage of the increased Exo mobility quite well. Kremlin, obviously set in Russia, is extremely colorful, and sets itself apart from the rest of the pack immediately. I love that it feels like a legitimate map from an older game like World at War, as there's tons of detail inside and out, and nearly none of the layout is wasted. It's one of the best objective-based maps currently, as there are multiple chokepoints built into it, including one really rad area that involves a long road and a mounted machine-gun perch. Whenever it comes up in a playlist, my eyes light up and I mash the vote button. It seems like there always needs to be one bad apple in these DLCs, and Compound fulfills that niche. Taking place in a staging ground in Colorado, Compound is a boring, small map that serves no real purpose in Advanced Warfare, which is a much more mobile game than past iterations. From what I've played, opposing teams tend to spawn on top of one another, leading to a bunch of messy firefights. They tried to go for a more tiered design here, but it mostly fails because everything is so low to the ground. Thankfully, the Exo Grapple playlist returns for Supremacy, and I recommend playing it to get more mileage out of Compound. In case you were wondering, there's no DLC weapon this time around -- which I'm more than fine with. [embed]293187:58782:0[/embed] Like clockwork, a number of issues I have with Supremacy have been alleviated with the third part of the Exo Zombies tale, Carrier. I really love how Sledgehammer and Raven Software are moving the story along with the same cast of characters, and its narrative style is pretty much exactly where it needs to be. It's not as cryptic as Treyarch's method, it's not too on-the-nose, and it's far more interesting than Infinity Ward's alien-oriented Extinction lore. It helps that Bruce Campbell is now along for the ride, and he fits the tone of the game perfectly. Maybe he'd be better suited as a full-on Ash cameo down the line with a wackier take on the zombies mode in general, but he does a great job of acclimating to the already talented cast here. Carrier itself looks aesthetically similar to the first Exo Zombies mission, but the intricacies will soon start to pop out the more you play. One of my favorite bits involves a makeshift Pachinko machine on a random wall that takes spare grenades, rewarding you with cash. There's also a lot of cool skirmishes with humanoid opponents this time, which elevates the mode and gives it a certain degree of depth that exceeds your normal "horde" expectations. Objectives like defusing bombs while fighting off ravenous zombies do a great job of keeping you on your toes. Call of Duty: Advance Warfare's DLC drops have become incrementally more impressive as Sledgehammer is willing to take more risks. While I didn't think it'd be able to bring anything new to the table for its first Call of Duty outing, the studio has proven me wrong, surpassing Infinity Ward in my mind. While the jury is out on the fourth DLC for Advanced Warfare, Sledgehammer has already done enough to make me look forward to its next project. [This review is based on a retail build of the game provided by the publisher.]
Third time is a charm
Another year, another round of Call of Duty DLC -- four rounds, yet again, in the case of Advanced Warfare. We've already had the Havoc and Ascendance packs drop so far as part of the Season Pass, and while they weren't bad offerings, nothing about them really vied for a purchase. With Supremacy, there may be a case for the pass, at the very least at a discount down the line.
Review: Shooter
Jun 02
// Nic Rowen
Shooter (Book)Released: June 2, 2015MSRP: $5.00 Shooter is a collection of essays from recognizable names in game criticism speaking on a wide range of topics related to games that involve some kind of gunplay. Some chapters take a deep dive into the mechanical and technical details that make shooters what they are. Steven Wright's "The Joys of Projectiles: What We've Forgotten About Doom" for example, laments the rise of "realistic" modern shooters and how their largely interchangeable hitscan assault rifles have abandoned many of the mechanics that made early FPS games so pleasurable and skill testing. Others are more personal, such as Gita Jackson's touching reflection on how Counter-Strike could be seen as a microcosm of the (seemingly one-sided from her self-deprecating perspective) sibling rivalry she shared with her brother. Shooter strikes a great balance, it never gets so bogged down in technical minutia that it feels like a lecture in game design, but has enough mechanical grounding that it doesn't just become a series of anecdotes either. The games Shooter examines are varied and numerous. Of course genre forebears and trendsetters like Doom, Half-Life and Call of Duty are discussed as you would expect, but there is plenty of attention paid to less bombastically popular titles as well. Genre-defying shooters like Red Orchestra 2 with its brutally unforgiving depiction of realistic combat, and the insidious darkness of Far Cry 2, which sets aside the typical rationales for heroic violence to make the player complicit in something unsettling, get entire chapters dedicated to them. It's a great technique. By examining the few games that step outside of the bounds of typical FPS conventions and power fantasy dynamics and figuring out why they feel so different, it is easier to pinpoint the standard tropes and expectations of the genre that have become so ubiquitous that they are nearly invisible. Perhaps the greatest praise I can give to Shooter is that it made me reexamine and reflect on my feelings about a few games. When a piece of criticism grabs you by the collar and demands you take a second look at something, you know its doing it's job right. Filipe Salgado's chapter on the intentional ugliness and barely contained chaos of Kane and Lynch 2: Dog Days almost made me want to play through the game again with a fresh set of eyes -- eyes more willing to see past the clunky mechanics and thoroughly unlikable protagonists to scan for deeper meaning. Almost anyway (this is still Dog Days we're talking about). At its best, Shooter feels like a lively conversation with some very smart people who enjoy, but expect more from, their trigger happy games. Its snappy, intelligent, and occasionally funny. At it's worst, the book veers into the pretentious. At times, it feels less like a conversation and more like an awkward dinner party dominated by a lecturing windbag everyone is too polite to interrupt. Thankfully these rough patches are few and far between. The rest of the book is well worth putting up with the occasional eye-rolling turn of phrase. Mostly though, Shooter feels important. The industry needs more "capital C" Criticism to unravel the subtext and ideas behind the games we love. Games mean something. They impart messages, communicate ideas, either by conscious choice on the part of their developers or by the assumptions they make -- the casual omissions and things taken for granted. We have to start examining these ideas in a mature, intelligent, and yes, academic way. Shooter isn't the first example of this kind of criticism in games writing of course; there have certainly been other books written, and articles penned (on sites like Destructoid, I might add) that dive into these waters. But, it is still very much a nascent field. Video games are a young medium, and we haven't had time to establish a critical tradition like film and literature has. We need to cultivate these voices; the generation of writers that will talk about games in a serious manner in the coming decades. What better way to stake a claim in this new field than to gather a variety of exceptionally talented voices to talk about and critically examine what is generally considered gaming's dumbest, most developmentally arrested genre? The thrill of shooting a Cyber-Demon with a rocket launcher may be obvious and simple, but there is a lot to unpack when you take a closer look.
Looking at life down the barrel of a gun
Shooters seem simple. You step into the shoes of your typical tough guy space-marine or mercenary and empty clip after clip into the faces of Nazis, or aliens, or alien-Nazis from the vaguely disembodied gun bobbing up and do...
Call of Duty
Call of Duty's newest DLC has some kickass weaponry
And a shark
Jun 01
// Brett Makedonski
Activision's going through that awkward time of year where it's gearing up to make a big splash at E3 with it's new Call of Duty game, but it's not quite done promoting its old Call of Duty game. That's how we get trail...
Titanfall 2
Titanfall 2 won't appear at E3 2015
Respawn bringing no games to E3
Jun 01
// Laura Kate Dale
A few months back, we learned that Titanfall 2 exists thanks to a throwaway line said during an interview someone working at Respawn Entertainment. Since this news, many people have been predicting a reveal for the game at E3...
Dirty Bomb
Dirty Bomb is hitting open beta on June 2
It's not quite Brink, but it could be
May 28
// Joe Parlock
I've mentioned this on Destructoid before, but I'll be damned if I'm missing the chance to mention it again: Brink was a great game, people were wrong about it being bad. I bring that up, because Brink devel...
Legendary weapons now drop three times as often in Borderlands
Orange you glad you're still playing?
May 27
// Brett Makedonski
While dedicated players still roam the fringes of the Borderlands, Gearbox has been playing the part of mad scientist. Or, at least normal scientist. The developer's been toying with the way that legendary drops function in t...
Battlefield Spring
Battlefield 4's big spring patch adds weapons and a gun-swapping mode
There's a pdf and everything
May 26
// Jordan Devore
DICE rolled out its spring update for Battlefield 4 today and it's substantial enough to warrant a pdf with highlights. The short of it is five new guns, the return of Battlefield 3's Gun Master mode, and a revamp of the dama...
Halo 3: ODST goes 1080p60
Halo 3: ODST comes to Halo: The Master Chief Collection this Friday?
Free if you played before Dec. 19, 2014
May 26
// Jed Whitaker
[Update: The release date listing for the ODST campaign was a placeholder, according to the official Halo Twitter account. "We continue final testing and will make an official announcement once our release date is determined...
Battlefield Hardline's new add-on trailer has shades of Hotline Miami
Our first look at Criminal Activity
May 26
// Brett Makedonski
EA and Visceral would want you to watch this new Battlefield Hardline trailer and take away the broader details of the upcoming Criminal Activity DLC. But, that's near impossible when there are guys with guns weari...
Review: Destiny: House of Wolves
May 22
// Chris Carter
Destiny: House of Wolves (PS3, PS4 [reviewed], Xbox 360, Xbox One)Developer: BungiePublisher: Activision Released: May 19, 2015MSRP: $19.99 (Season Pass $34.99) As I previously discussed, House of Wolves has been a mixed bag so far. Let's start with the good. Bungie has listened to fans when it comes to smaller quality of life changes. There have been incremental improvements overall like the ability to toggle the volume of the sound and music (thank goodness), fixes like the patch for the heavy ammo bug, and communication has been better since the debacle that came up before the launch of the last DLC. The loot system in House of Wolves is arguably the best part. It allows players, by way of items called Etheric Light, to upgrade their guns and armor all the way up to the new maximum statline. This includes all of your favorite vanilla Destiny guns like the Fatebringer, and any kind of Legendary armor, including that raid set you kept from Vault of Glass. It's no glamour system (Etheric Light is hard to get, thus implementing a grind of a sort), but it's far better than the previous loot mechanics, which forced you to re-level Exotics after having a chance to upgrade them once a week.Right now, I'm sitting on three max level 34s three days after launch, which, depending on your point of view, is either a good or bad thing -- and would be nigh impossible to do with vanilla Destiny or The Dark Below in week one. The problem with this new expansion isn't mechanics, it's content, and this "House" is practically vacant. [embed]292545:58616:0[/embed] The story might technically have a few more missions tacked onto it compared to the last add-on, but they're just as short and painfully recreated from previous assets. There's lots of bravado with the narrative, and the tie-in with the Queen is pretty cool, but half the missions are direct retreads disguised as DLC. One mission is literally just a Patrol quest. Like, the same exact Patrols on Venus you've done a million times, you just need to kill some Vandals for a few minutes. Another is almost a direct slap in the face -- as it's the exact same level as the first mission, just in reverse. As for the Strike, you can't just put a new hat on the Archon Priest and charge money for it. Another problem is that all of the old content is more than stale at this point. Most Destiny players have been playing the same old Nightfalls, using the same "cheese spots" for months on end. Where is the variation? Maybe as part of the newest House of Wolves patch we could get remixed bosses for existing Nightfalls to spice things up a bit? I'm not even asking for completely redone levels, just new boss tactics that offer something different instead of bullet sponges. Is it so much to ask that maybe Sepiks Prime glows blue or red instead of purple, and has a new power? The rewards have been remixed, but the actual encounters remain the same. I'm not going to run the same Nightfall for a chance at an Etheric Light. The worst part is that I'm already drained when it comes to the Prison of Elders, the "endgame" activity that Bungie dressed up and provided in lieu of a raid. I'm sorry guys, this just doesn't fly. Crota's End had it's fair share of hate, and some of it for good reason, but I remember very clearly how awesome it felt to drop into the unknown of that abyss on day one. Running through that totem relay with five other friends, racing into the light with Thralls at my heels, figuring out how to beat the bridge encounter -- all of it gave me a sense of wonder, just like the Vault of Glass raid did before it. Prison of Elders has none of that magic. It's soulless. As of today, I've completed the Prison eleven times in total across all three of my characters. It felt the exact same every time. The setup is as follows: you'll start off in an airlock, walk into a room (it's the same four rooms, literally the exact same ones over and over), and either kill enemies, or dismantle mines for three waves -- then move onto the next room. The red room will always feature the Kabal, the green room will always feature the Hive, and the two same-looking outdoor purple environments will host the Fallen and Vex. Sure, you may have to blow up a mine or stand in a circle to destroy it every two to three rounds or so, but ultimately, it's the same room with the same enemies over and over. All of the bosses so far are even reskins, adding insult to injury. At this point, it's clear that the name of the game is to clone assets and charge money for it. There's content, but it feels like a series of checkboxes rather than something meaty. Take the final boss of the static level 35 Prison of Elders challenge, the highest-level encounter available in the game right now. He's a reskin of the boss from the story (he is the exact same boss from the story), but now he kills you in approximately one hit because of Solar burn. The arena is a reskin of the same Fallen room that you've probably seen 10 times over at this point in the first week. There's around 50 adds in the room all shooting at you at once. Does this sound familiar? That's because it's pretty much every other boss fight in the game. There are a few nuances like mines (reskinned from the Prison challenges), and a poison debuff that needs to be passed around the party (or cheesed with a Warlock res), but it ultimately ends up being nothing more than "shoot the bullet sponge with the Gjallarhorn because that's the gun that works in every circumstance." I've completed the level 35 Prison twice (one with the above method and another normally), and simply put, the two previous raids had far more depth to them. I've seen hundreds of variations when it comes to strategies for the Gorgon room, the Crota encounter, and the Templar. For 99% of the Prison of Elders, your best tactic is "stand in a corner and shoot." It's like the Nightfalls you've played 50 times over, but in most cases, even easier, and with less interesting locales and enemies. Trials of Osiris isn't much better. Because it's PVP-oriented though and thus inherently less predictable, it's not nearly as tiring as playing the same four rooms ad nauseam. It requires a premade group of three, at which point you'll battle through a gauntlet with no resurrection capabilities (outside of the Warlock) once the entire team is dead. Each "match" is won by the team who wins five rounds first. If you win a specific amount of matches (five is the minimum for anything good, so far I've earned up to six wins) without losing three matches, you can earn gear. If you do lose thrice, you'll have to re-enter the tourney and start all over. It's cool in theory, but the rewards are fairly shallow and the event only runs from Friday until the reset Tuesday morning each week. The loot table is basically a direct counterpart to Prison -- one gun per week, one armor piece per week, some cosmetic items, and a random mystery box. There's no real charm to it, you just grind out wins, and you get the gear that the NPC shows you in the Reef. Again, it's only available to play at certain times, which just feels like an incredibly odd choice. After all, why limit one of your only real pieces of new content to just a few days at a time? Surely Prison of Elders isn't supposed to last us until the weekend. It's also important to note that Trials is only running on one map per week. After the fifth round in the same arena, it started to get boring. It's a very cool idea that heralds in the first real competitive PVP mode to Destiny, but it needs work. I used to play Destiny every week with my large group of friends, who would often hang out in PS4 party chat as we ran through the two six-person raids, cycling people in and out. Not only has Bungie made the once massive scope of the game smaller with the two new three-person maximum events, but they've also lost the interest of many of my once-fervent comrades. Heck, to add insult to injury, Xur came today and only had old items for sale outside of helmet engrams -- I bought 20 of those and didn't get anything new. Destiny feels just as smooth as ever as a shooter, but at this point you should wait until after "Year One," as they are calling it now, to see if Bungie is going to come up with something new. I really hope the rumored "2.0" version of the game has completely new areas and enemies. But at this rate, we may even get a Destiny 2 announcement at E3, which will all but confirm the "beta test" status of the original game. Bungie took a rooster, slicked its hair back, and dressed it up as a human. House of Wolves is the Chicken Boo of video game DLC. [This review is based on a retail build of the game provided by the publisher.]
Den of puppies
I am convinced that somewhere, all of the new assets for the Destiny: House of Wolves expansion were lost, forcing Bungie to restart the entire process all over again. Why else would almost the entire $20 premium DLC be a reskin?
Arizona Sunshine
Arizona Sunshine: The (Steam) VR revolution will, unsurprisingly, have zombies
Virtual reality zombie shooter
May 21
// Steven Hansen
I sometimes feel like I'm less on board with VR than most. It's a fun novelty to show a family member for 20 minutes, not something I'd like to be cocooned in for hours . Maybe that's why there's expectation of it doing gang...
Overwatch Cowboy
BAMF cowboy McCree gameplay revealed for Overwatch
It's high noon somewhere in the world.
May 20
// Jed Whitaker
Say "Howdy partner" to McCree, the previously announced cowboy for Blizzard's Overwatch, in this hot off the presses gameplay preview. McCree may only use a six shooter, but it certainly doesn't hold him back judging by the ...
Destiny DLC review
Review in Progress: Destiny: House of Wolves
Den of puppies
May 19
// Chris Carter
Destiny was one of the weirdest releases in recent memory. It was so unbelievably ambitious, but when it dropped, it was basically a fraction of what Activision advertised. As time went on many tweaks were made to the ga...
Old Doom 4
Doom 4 used to look nothing like Doom
So this is why it's taken so long
May 18
// Jordan Devore
Ahead of its full reveal next month, Bethesda let out a couple seconds of footage for the new Doom. It looks cool to the extent that a snippet like this can look cool. Also, crucially, the footage is evocative of the series. ...
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To your benefit: A look at Oregon's top B Corps.
At the same time, Oregon is already home to nearly 37 B Corps., as certified by the B Labs group that measures such factors as social responsibility and environmental stewardship.
The Portland Business Journal's ace researcher Tam Jenkins took it upon herself to add a snazzy new list to her data arsenal: Jenkins compiled information on the state's B Corps. Her list of the top 25 B Corps, as measured by the companies' B Labs scores, will appear in Friday's paper. (The full list of Oregon's B Corps will appear in next year's PBJ Book of Lists, as the latest edition went to press just last week.)
Also in the coming Friday's edition: Erik Siemers, the PBJ's managing editor who knows his way around the sustainability beat, picked Secretary of State Kate Brown's brain (along with the mind of Corporation Division boss Peter Threlkel) about the changing state rules. It's a must-read for anyone curious at all about how the new designation will work.
For now, click through on the image above to get a gander of some of Oregon's B Corps, and how they rank in terms of B Labs' overall scores.


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My daughters and I have been here a few times. The food is very good. The coffee was not as good as we hoped. The setting is nice. We always eat in the little garden. We will possibly come again... The bakery is always a must.
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Last time I rode the Sun Wheel, a person got sick in the swinging car. We could see them washing it out from our car.
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"He who knows only his own side of the case, knows little of that. His reasons may be good, and no one may have been able to refute them. But if he is equally unable to refute the reasons on the opposite side; if he does not so much as know what they are, he has no ground for preferring either opinion" --John Stuart Mill
my favorite thing to do in DCA is Aladdin... then would have to be soarin... it use to be my favorite to check out the latin bands that would play on saturday nights... but someone put a stop those bands that played at the S.F. themed area stage...
So, as they say at Big Thunder Mountain -- "Hold on to your hats and glasses cause this here's the wildest ride in the wilderness!" i like west better
My fav thing to do is leave and go back to Disneyland.
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i aim to please!Originally Posted by Barbaraann
I'd rather be at Disneyland
I actually like most things at DCA. I never get tired of Soarin' and TOT. Also, Cove Bar is the best...friendly patrons and wonderful staff and food and drinks that are way better than you'd ever expect at a theme park. I hope Cove Bar stays busy enough to remain open, but hidden enough that it doesn't get ruined.
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we just discovered the magic of taste pilots grill 2 weeks ago. i really liked being able to order from the computer screen, too. that was way cool!Originally Posted by adormouse
one other place that i really liked was the animation building, especially the sorceror's workshop because i got to find out which disney character i am like. apparently i am just like lady from lady and the tramp. my cousins had a blast there and one did that test 3 times! turtle talk with crush was fun too because when we went, he was playing more to the adults than the kids (perhaps a product of it being towards the end of the day ).
I'd rather be at Disneyland
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That is exactly what I love to do....lol. I also go to Tower of Terror, and Animation Academy.
get a margarita on a hot day!! and chill at the bread factory eating clam chowder.
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Tower of Terror, California Screamin' and Aladdin. California Screamin' is by far the best large rollercoater out there. The scenery, the speed and the level of smoothness combine to make one thrilling, yet relaxing ride at the same time...pure exhilaration.
I went on Tower of Terror for the first time because last time I went it was still being built. I was REALLY afraid of it, I hate heights and I hate freefall, but you can't really see anything so I figured it wouldn't be that bad. It was absolutely great! The theming after the library sucked and the ride itself is so thinly veiled that I didn't care about any storyline, the ride itself is just incredible. I thought it just drops you a couple times, but it also launches you up at high speeds, only to immediately shoot you back down just as quickly. It creates some tremendous air time, like when a rollercoaster goes up a hill quickly then goes back down it quickly. I kind of wished it would've been 1,000 feet because it ends very fast...I couldn't believe how fast we got down from 130 feet.
I was holding a water bottle at the time (not on purpose) and although I've seen the pictures and videos, there's just something about it that I figured I was immune. I guess it's because I've never experienced sustained negative g forces before, but I was lucky that thing didn't bump me in the head. My arm went straight up with water bottle in-hand and I couldn't bring it back down no matter how hard I tried! It's no joke on that thing, ANYTHING that's not buckled in or nailed down will fly 3 feet above your head. I can't even imagine if I would've had a camera in my lap.
DCA's fun, I'm a newly converted DCA fan.
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So why even even cross the Esplanade? You should just STAY in DL, where your obviously so much happier and leave DCA to folks who enjoy it.Originally Posted by WRDup
California Screamin' is one of the smoothest coasters I've ever been on and Grizzly River Rapids is by far the best raft ride ever. I could ride those two all day.
I love GRR, Soarin', Screamin', ToT, taking my son on Monsters Inc. and Flick's Fun Fiar, and looking at Paradise Pier from across the bay. I think that my favorite thing to do is eat lunch at the Wine Country Trattoria. We love the food and love the atmosphere.
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The James Beard Foundation's Taste America
The James Beard Foundation's Taste America: "Local Flavor from Coast To Coast," a national traveling food festival which will visit Las Vegas on Friday, September 27 and Saturday, September 28.
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4 pm: Bellagio Picasso Restaurant – Champagne, Sparkling and Chefs - An afternoon of bubbly and heavenly creations from James Beard Award Winner Julian Serrano, AAA Five Diamond Award Picasso Bellagio.
8 pm: L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon & Joël Robuchon Restaurant MGM Grand - An evening of Wine & Food presented by Joël Robuchon tasting menu (12 courses, 16 plates)
Saturday, September 28
10 am: Sur La Table at Fashion Show Mall - This full day of free consumer retail events features in-store chef appearances, cooking demonstrations, tastings from local artisans and producers and a special cooking demonstration and book signing with Taste America All-Star Masaharu Morimoto at 2pm.
11:30 am: Sur La Table - Cooking Demonstration JBF Award Winner François Payard
2:00 pm: Sur La Table - Cooking Demonstration JBF Award Winner Masaharu Morimoto Iron Chef and proprietor of Morimoto Restaurants
Taste America Vehicle - The official Taste America vehicle will make stops at local farmers markets and various locations throughout the weekend to promote healthy, sustainable practices with tastings and demos from participating chefs. Exact locations and times to be confirmed.
8 pm: "A Taste of America" Poolside Reception at The Mirage
Co-hosted by Taste America All-Star Masaharu Morimoto and Host Chef Christian Schmidt, the evening will include a tasting reception featuring delectable dishes and cocktails from several of Las Vegas' finest restaurants at The Mirage's award-winning pool. The ladies of FANTASY, the popular adult revue at Luxor Hotel and Casino, will heat things up with a poolside performance. Immediately following the reception, VIP ticket holders will have access to an exclusive after party at 1 OAK nightclub.
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Where: The Mirage Hotel and Casino, 3400 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Las Vegas
Cost: $120 - $250
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Bring large pot of salted water to boil. Add fennel bulbs; cook until slightly softened, about 5 minutes. Add potatoes and boil gently until fennel and potatoes are very tender, about 25 minutes.
Meanwhile, combine 1/2 cup half and half, fennel seeds, and tarragon in small saucepan; bring to simmer. Remove from heat; cover to keep warm.
Drain potato mixture; return to pot. Stir over medium heat until any excess liquid evaporates, about 2 minutes. Add hot half and half mixture and butter and mash until vegetables are almost smooth (small fennel bits may still remain). Season to taste with salt and pepper. (Can be made 8 hours ahead; cover and chill. Rewarm covered with plastic wrap in microwave, stirring occasionally and thinning with more half and half, if desired.)
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One of Duckhorn's best Cabs ever. Finished our last bottle, and we cried a bit. Still such a well structured Cab -- dark fruit, toasted vanilla, earthiness with a hint of spice (maybe cedar or bark?), dark ruby color that's thick and lush. I would not decant at this point. Fruit does fade toward the end of the second glass, but still glorious from nose to palate to finish.
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Staying Safe Online for Consumers
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Sandworm Vulnerability Requires Another Fix from Microsoft
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Steven Caulker believes Tottenham are genuine title challengers after spending more than £100million on players who can beat teams from all angles rather than relying on Gareth Bale.
The England defender moved to Cardiff from Spurs in the summer and can cast his opinion from a unique position having experienced his former club's new attack on Sunday.
Paulinho scored an injury time winner after Erik Lamela and Lewis Holtby came off the bench to provide the key passes and Caulker thinks this variety and strength in depth makes Spurs contenders.
Gutted: Steven Caulker (right) watched his former club score a last minute winner in Cardiff
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He said: 'It was devastating with the late goal from Tottenham. I thought their movement up front was great. But they have spent a lot of money and when teams spend that amount of money you expect big things from them.
'I would say defenders will worry about the threat from different areas. They have got Roberto Soldado and Christien Eriksen running off and you have got to be focussed.
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'With the players they have brought in and the squad they have got they should be achieving things. When you bring on a £27m plus player in the last minute it is going to be different. With the money they have spent they will cause teams problems.'
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'The most important thing for us is to keep winning and make sure we get Champions League football,' he said. 'That's what we're trying to achieve this season. A title challenge is not what we're thinking about.
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This is one of the great instrumentals from the early pop era. It is up there in guitar heaven together with Apache, FBI, Sleepwalk etc. Walk don't run has a strong melody, is great fun to play and is great practice material for using the whammy bar. Also you go to the roots of our pop culture, which helps you get perspective of what has happened afterwards. Musically it shows you that a simple idea can work very well. Play it and see how people light up.


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With My Chocolate Shop, kids can make and wrap their own chocolates. Make 60 different candies and show them off on the candy shop display. The set comes with a chocolate stand, three candy molds with 60 shapes, 10 lollipop sticks, two gift boxes, 60 stickers, three pastry bags, five paper cups, four candy wrappers, 10 foil sheets, five wooden stir sticks, ribbon, 10 lollipop bags, and instructions.
Is It Fun?
A lot of activity kits these days allow kids to create pretend candy and treats. But with My Chocolate Shop, kids can create edible candy to package, display, and share. Kids can pretend they are running their own version of Dylan's Candy Bar.
The fun of the toy is in the making, and a little bit is in the eating, of course. What's great about this kit is that it is not a one-time use kit. The chocolate molds are reusable, which means that, with the purchase of more chocolate, kids can make even more candy and extend the fun.
Who It's For
Dylan's Candy Bar My Chocolate Shop is for ages 7 and up.
What To Be Aware Of
Chocolate and candy is not included. You will need to purchase your own baking chocolate, candy melts, carob, or chocolate bars. These can be found at supermarkets, most craft stores, or specialty chocolate stores.
When melting the chocolate, adult supervision is required.
There are video instructions online at www.alextoys.com.
Assembly of the candy stand is required.
After using the molds, handwash them with soap and water.
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