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Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions Ultimate Interview: Thomas Wilson
Get your first look at the Ultimate Spider-Man universe in this interview with creative director Thomas Wilson.
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@JangoF-76 When I said spider-man needs the arkham treatment and not this shallow looking arcade game, I wasn't saying that it needs to be exactly like AA, that as you said wouldn't work, as yes they are very different characters, what I mean is spider-man needs the same attention and insight put into creating one of his games. We need a spider-man game that is immersive, with some depth beyond learning a combo and over using it. We need to feel what its really like to be spider-man (just like AA did for batman) In essence we need a higher class of spiderman game (which i think web of shadows was leaning towards) and so I stand by my assertion that this looks like a superficial cheese factory and is unlikely to get anything more than a 6.5. I mean come on Spider-man has a wealth of history that could be used to write a novel of a game not a flyer.
i hope each suit has different moves. if each suit is the same this game will suck and be repetitive. just like all sonic games spiderman games have the potential to be better than most games that recieve a 10 rating but for some reason somebody never does the job right.
I seriously worried that they wouldn't have the symbiote costume, after seeing this I feel this game is going to get huge reviews since it's innovative and really it's like having 4 games in one.
This is looking very promising. The huge open world spider-man games were getting very stale. This might be just what the webhead ordered.
This will be so so average ...
The Ultimate Deadpool is different from the main Deadpool. I hope that actually make him different. Deadpool is getting on my nerves.
crazy tentacles from the suit on rage mode in "ultimate spiderman"... hmmm sounds like Alex Mercer from Prototype...hehe wasnt that Activision too? :-)
Plenty of content to play around with
Interested to see the Amazing universe, how they'll make it different from previous games and the other universes.
@Gelugon_baat good lookin out, it fixed the problem now I can watch these vids! once again good lookin out!
Oh, what a shock, I got marked down because I dared to say something critical about Arkham Asylum...sigh
@Gelugon_baat Thank you problem fixed.:D
Why Ultimate, it already had its own game which by the way sucked because it was extremely short and easy. I was hoping for armored spidey or unlimited, even scarlett would have been bad ass. I think they should have kept 2099 the secret one because it would have people more excited and not less.
the guy has 2 wives
What!!??!! you could not come up with something better?
Just simple wanted to say this looks weak!!!
You can't measure every superhero game against Arkham Asylum. Batman and Spidey are two very different characters with very different styles. Batman was always all about stealth, whereas Spidey was always much more a jump right in kinda guy. I can't see a game like AA working for a character like Spidey, it wouldn't suit his style. Comparing Spidey to Arkham Asylum is like comparing God Of War to Assassin's Creed. Besides, although AA was great, it was a bit overrated. I had more fun playing Web Of Shadows, but I've never been that into stealth games - I guess it all depends on what you want from a superhero game...
Hmmm....the stealth gameplay for the "Noir" dimension looks like it was practically ripped right out of Arkham Asylum. I'm already skeptical about this game.....
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@garrybubba I completely agree, game developers/ producers/directors will be interviewed and describe how theyve brought back gameplay to thier "roots" or what theyve done to make the gameplay fresh and exciting...or some some junk like that. this type of gameplay has been seen a thousand times over. Generic combos, and Oh! a couple of "special " super moves thrown in.....Arkham has set the bar when it comes to the Genre, and you continue to release this nonsense. ..this game is set towards the 7- 13 yr olds who are new to the genre ...6.5/10 at the most.
hmm...not sure, will have to see more
looks like a step back to me, too arcady, cheesy combo crap. I really loved web of shadows, that was a promising spider-man game. Spidey really needs the arkham treatment and this just looks to superficial, I'll be surpirsed if this gets anything more than a 6 out of 10.
Looks pretty awesome!
Could've done something more original than the Venom suit, it would've done the game more mature, but I wished that they could've done Zombies or something.
I was really hoping for 2211 or Exiles to be the fourth dimension, but Ultimate (eventhough they already used ultimate for a Spider-Man game) will have to suffice.
GM-Lucra iron spider, armored spider, and scarlet spider are all the same universe they actually are all in the amazing universe and scarlet spider isn't actually the real spidey its a clone he has also called ben reilly or something like that the other two suits are just costumes. but I guess your kind of right with the iron spider costume basically having its own dimension but it could also be called the marvel civil war.
HOW IS THE ULTIMATE UNIVERSE NOT COOL!? THEY HAVE DEADPOOOOOOOLLLLLLL!!! HES MY FAVOURITE CHARACTER! too bad you can't play as him. :[
lame game ... to swing u`ll have to hold the RT ... very lame
I'm OK with the ultimate universe but since they've already done a game with ultimate I was hoping for a change. I'm still going to check this game out with a rental first.
it looks pretty gud
That is a terrible 4th dimension. So basically you have two Amazing Spider-mans Noir (which was brilliant) and 2099. So why didn't they go with Spider-man 1602? Pirates? COMPLETELY different dimension not just a different suit. Total missed opportunity imo. I mean don't get me wrong...I'm going to buy the game (pending it gets an 8 or above on gamespot) but I really only care about the Amazing Universe and Noir. The other two? meh.
totally looking forward to this.
T.T, why no for pc? :(
To be honest i think this will fail hard, i don't believe they're gonna go from bad spiderman games to a good one with 4 dimensions/characters, they can't even get one right, how can they do it with 4?
theyre learning from the success of arkham asylum
Agree with most comments about the black suit - yeah it was cool, but enough already, give us something new. And this guy in the video is trying too hard to make the game sound good, he comes off a little desperate. Going on about the black suit with the tendrils like it's some amazing new thing no-one's ever seen before. Still, having said all that, if the game is at least as good as Web of Shadows I'll be happy (although hopefully it won't have the framerate issues that the second half of WOS had - that was disappointing)
not bad
Carnage deadpool & juggernaut so makes it a must buy for me .
awww...ultimate spiderman? i was hoping for a captain universe or spider phoenix and probably hoping for an identity crisis dimension
I never liked spider man games. this looks better then the others but still aint buyin it
it's ok, not bad of a game
Really excited for this game, but i still feel like they could have picked a different universe than ultimate. My top choices were Scarlet-Spider, Armored Spider-Man, and even Iron Suit Spider-Man until i learned it was a pre-order bonus. I also think they could have made a full game out of the Noir universe. This could have been done like Assassins Creed where they could have made a collection of four games each based on one universe, but still following the same story as this game. That way we get a full experience of each universe.
This game would be awesome if it played like Arkham asylum
that Dimension look fun
I am glad thay put the black suite spidey in there.
this gona be a great gema for xbox 360 and ps3 not for nintendo
really does look fun. Still probably just a rental
No pc version? Come on, is this some kind of joke? They are releasing the game for every platform except pc (oh, I forgot no psp too).
I think the Noir universe look the best because I don't really know much about it. It kinda looks like Arkham Asylum though.
@feliscele i guess the Noir portion of the game is the arkham asylum equivelant eh?


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Challenge to practice of town council members in South Carolina of presenting sectarian prayers before meetings.
Sole v. Wyner
Case concerning the availability of an attorney's fees award where a plaintiff in a civil rights case obtains a preliminary injunction.
Tenafly Eruv Association v. Borough of Tenafly
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Gonzales v. O Centro Espirita Beneficiente Uniao Do Vegetal
Challenge by Brazilian church to the federal government's enforcement of the Controlled Substances Act as it pertains to "hoasca," a hallucinogenic herb that church members must ingest as part of their religious practice.
Goldberg v. Goldberg
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Cutter v. Wilkinson
Opposition to challenge to Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act, a federal law protecting the rights of prison inmates to practice their religions.
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Opposition to church's challenge to revocation of its tax-exempt status by IRS because church had encouraged Christians to vote against presidential candidate Bill Clinton.
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Opposition to challenge to Alaska law prohibiting discrimination against unmarried tenants on the basis of a landlord's religious beliefs.
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I miss traveling.
I might miss it more right now than ever before.
One of my best friends, Dan, is currently writing a blog about the adventures that we had 10 years ago while traveling around the world with nothing but our backpacks, a sense of adventure and fleeting memories that dwelled with us as we made a new home each and every day. It's those homes that I miss the most.
If you haven't ever backpacked, you'd never understand. It sounds conceited and quaint, but backpackers are a different breed and in my opinion, a better breed. We are a symbiotic group of individuals from around the globe who have chosen to make homes of each other. We survive on dirt, sweat, laundry, street food, dorm beds, cheap beers and the laughter of strangers. As Billy Joel once wrote,
"well i'll never be a stranger and I'll never be alone. whenever we're together, that's my home."
I know he was writing about a lover, but the same lyrics come to mind when I think about every person that I've met over the years while sleeping at hostels and the feeling was reignited this past week while I spent 3 nights at a hostel in Tulum – a tiny town on the Gulf of Mexico on the Yucutan Peninsula.
I was in town for a wedding that would take place at a resort about 40 miles up the coast a few days later, but took some of time to live the way that I like to live. I took a public bus from the airport to Playa Del Carmen because it was the furthest south I could get. Then I took a second bus to Tulum. I had written down the name of a hostel and some cursory directions on a printout of tidbits of info on the city. My notes, as mentioned, were cursory. They failed to mention if I should turn right or left from the bus station and I predictably went the wrong way. Several blocks later I asked, in gringo Spanish, a police officer armed with a semi-automatic weapon slung over his shoulder and hugged to his chest where the street was that I was looking for. He sent me on my way.
I giggled with excitement when I saw how dilapidated the facade of my new domicile was. Across the street from a taco cart that used a hand written sign on a poster board to announce it's name and offerings, the thatched roof on this place must have been erected a decade of suns ago and the trash strewn empty lot beside it just made me so fucking happy. I honestly missed walking up to a place that looked like hell because I knew the greatness that lied inside.
I checked in. Dropped my bag at my bed and sat at the bar in the open air common space that made up the front of the hostel. The bartender that night was a guy named Mike. He hailed from Holland but spoke English with a near perfect California accent. He would claim that he learned to speak from watching hours and hours of Cartoon Network as a child. He was working there in exchange for a free bed for a week or so. Three Aussie girls arrived at the bar. Heidi, Stacey, and Beck. Two blondes and a half Asian. All adorable in their own right. We all enjoyed a beer or two, but having just had a wild night the evening before, these kids were all ready for an easy night. But by the end of my first beer, we had already all become more than friends. We had become each other's home.
The following day I would rent a bicycle and the Dutchman, the three Aussie's and two Frenchmen who were already a part of their home from the day before would travel the city together. We visited a cenote, which is essentially an open air cave that collects rainwater, creating a magnificent place to swim and snorkel amongst freshwater fish and turtles. We drank smoothies. We visited the Tulum ruins that overlook the crystal turquoise water. We sat on the beach, letting the sun turn these experienced travelers a darker shade of brown and giving me the first tan that I'd had in months.
That evening we drank a few more beers at our hostel bar, getting to know a Japanese-American bar owner from San Antonio and his girlfriend. New additions to our home.
Nine of us (2 French, 3 Aussie, 1 Dutch, 3 American and 1 Mexican – also a traveling hostel employee) went out that night without much of a plan. We parked ourselves at a bar a few blocks down the main road. It was dead, but most of this small town was. We had some more drinks and by the time the Spanish language reggae music started to play, we were in the mood to have a dance party. The nine of us. Just the nine of us. People who hadn't known of our own existence the day before. We got up and created our own party. It was one of those moments that you rarely experience with your closest of friends. No inhibitions whatsoever. Nobody trying to impress anyone. Nobody trying to be "cool." Just nine strangers who had become a family within 24 hours time, dancing wildly, surrounded by empty space and flowing music.
I miss those moments. I miss those people. I miss those dirty towns and humid streets and the tranquilo vibes that flow throughout hostels in nearly every country around the world. I miss my home, even when I'm home.


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– Facebook admits censoring posts and comments about political corruption (Examiner, Jan 27, 2015):
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The Turkish court ruled that the owners and administers of Facebook and its advertisers must conduct their social media website in compliance with the court's determination or Facebook will be banned in Turkey as it already is in other Muslim nations such as Pakistan. The Turkish court announced its decision on Sunday night, said the reports. "A person with knowledge of the matter confirmed that Facebook blocked content in Turkey following a valid legal request. That content remains visible, however, outside the country," according to the New York Times. Continue reading »
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LOS CABOS, Mexico - Russia and China have not agreed to any plan for the removal of President Bashar Assad from power but do recognize the danger of an all-out civil war in Syria, US President Barack Obama said on Tuesday as Assad's forces bombarded the city of Homs and clashed with rebels.International efforts to halt the violence are deadlocked because Russia and China, which wield vetoes in the UN Security Council, have blocked tougher action against Assad. They say the solution must come through political dialogue, an approach most of the Syrian opposition rejects.British Prime Minister David Cameron said Putin had shifted his view of Assad during talks with Obama and other world leaders at the Group of 20 summit in Los Cabos, Mexico, and that discussions were now focused on a transition of power in Syria.But Putin immediately seemed to contradict that notion, telling reporters at the end of the summit: "We believe that nobody has the right to decide for other nations who should be brought to power, who should be removed from power."Russia has been the staunchest backer of Assad and his military crackdown against militants and protesters in Syria, including supplying arms to the Syrian government.Speaking at the summit, Obama said Assad has lost all legitimacy and that it was impossible to conceive of any solution to the violence in Syria that leaves him in power. Obama conceded he had failed to make a breakthrough with the leaders of Russia or China despite intensive talks."I wouldn't suggest that at this point the United States and the rest of the international community are aligned with Russia and China in their positions, but I do think they recognize the grave dangers of all-out civil war," he told reporters.He said it is important for the world community to work with the United Nations and international mediator Kofi Annan "on what a political transition would look like. ... But I don't think it would be fair to say that the Russians and the Chinese are signed on at this point."German Chancellor Angela Merkel, French President Francois Hollande, Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan and Cameron were present with Obama for the talks with Putin."There remain differences over sequencing and the shape of how the transition takes place but it is welcome that President Putin has been explicit that he does not want Assad remaining in charge in Syria," Cameron told reporters."What we need next is an agreement on a transitional leadership which can move Syria to a democratic future that protects the rights of all its communities," Cameron added.Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Cameron's statement that Putin does not want Assad to remain in power "does not correspond to reality."The chief UN monitor for Syria told the Security Council that his military observers were repeatedly targeted by hostile crowds and gunfire at close range last week before his decision to suspend operations, UN diplomats said.Ship carrying weapons bound for Syria turns backSeparately, a cargo ship off the British coast carrying weapons bound for Syria has apparently turned back towards Russia, Britain's Foreign Secretary said, calling again for a halt to arms shipments to Assad.The Curacao-flagged cargo ship Alaed, last seen off the north-west coast of Scotland this week, was believed to carrying Russian weaponry to Syria, according to an insurer that said it had withdrawn coverage for the vessel.The Pentagon said Russia's military was preparing to send three ships to Syria but noted that Moscow's stated intention was to send supplies and personnel to its naval facility in the Mediterranean port of Tartus.Western nations and their Sunni Muslim allies in the Gulf and Turkey seek Assad's overthrow but are wary of intervention, while Russia, China and Shi'ite Iran - Assad's strategic ally - have protected Assad from a tough international response.
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Wayne Dalglish, a world champion martial artist, ia also a film and television actor. At the age of 16 years old, he has achieved so much in the limited time he has had. In Martial Arts he has been trained by some of the best in the market like Casey Marks, Mike Chatarauntabut, and Suzanne Wankett. Wayne has been featured in Black Belt Magazine, won many world and US titles, appeared on the ESPN2 broadcast of the US Open for four straight years, and at age 9 he was picked for the prestigious Team Paul Mitchell. He has also starred in his own series of instructional videos on the bo staff (a form of martial arts). In 2002 Wayne and his parents decided to move out to L.A. to start a career in acting. His first role was an appearance in the Frito Lay Star Wars commercial during the summer of 2002, and this then led him to make subsequent appearances of many successful TV shows such as Judging Amy, Close to Home, Smallville, The Guardian, The Bernie Mac Show, and Everwood. He also has taken part in movies such as Motocross Kids and Beethoven's 5th. As of 2006, he has a recurring gig on the successful Fox show "The OC" where he plays Brad Ward. From this role he has gained the nickname "Curly Ward"moreless
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Wayne Dalglish: The most memorable thing I have done in "The OC" was I think it was the second episode. I was kind of freaked out but it was really funny. There was this one scene where my twin brother and I were talking to Caitlin. We play water polo and we had to shave our chests. I had to shave my chest on camera but it actually wasn't me who was shaving my chest, it was my brother. I know that the whole crew was cracking up when we were shooting it.
Wayne Dalglish: (Talking to the fans of "The O.C.") I would like to say thank you very much and the fans are what makes the whole show. I thank you for all of your support.
Wayne Dalglish: (About working with Willa Holland) Getting to work with Willa is awesome, she's really cool. We have a lot of fun and I think she's a really great actress.
Wayne Dalglish: (About his character on "The O.C.") I know that mostly he's just following Cailtin around, he's one of her goonies. He just plays an Abercrombie and Fitch type of kid from the O.C. In another episode or an episode later on we just go to parties and stuff like that. We're always just following Caitlin around.
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Many fans often call him by the name "Curly Ward"
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He played in a variety of sports at school including Russian Swing, Mini Tramp, Gymnastics, Acrobatics, Jr. Lifeguard, Dancing, Trampoline, Rock Climbing, Dirt Bike motorcycle, Skateboarding, Football and Swimming.
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Enacted — Signed by the President — Jun 29, 2015
H.R. 2146: Defending Public Safety Employees' Retirement Act
Last Action: Signed by President.
Explanation: This bill was enacted after being signed by the President on June 29, 2015.
Jul 17, 2008
110th Congress, 2007–2009
This bill was introduced in a previous session of Congress and was passed by the House on July 23, 2008 but was never passed by the Senate.
Representative for Louisiana's 6th congressional district
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Last Updated: Jul 24, 2008
Length: 3 pages
To require the Director of National Intelligence to conduct a national intelligence assessment on national security and energy security issues.
Legislative action may be ocurring on one of these bills in lieu of or in parallel to action on this bill.
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According to a new report by the Children's Defense Fund, two out of three people qualifying for the EITC use commercial tax preparers for their returns. It also found they paid $690 million in loan charges in 2003, which rises to $2.3 billion if the cost of commercial tax preparation is included. IRS figures show that 79 percent of RAL recipients in 2003 had adjusted gross incomes of $35,000 or less, according to the CDF report.
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Green rabbit fur skirt from Sharon Wauchob featuring a high waist, a rear zip fastening and a black wool blend back.
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Celebrated Irish designer Sharon Wauchob is another of the infamous Central St Martins success stories. Having graduated in 1993 and designed for Koji Tatsuno and Louis Vuitton, she launched her eponymous label in 1998 in Paris. Often going under the radar of the editor's watchful eye, Wauchob is always a favourite of the retailers for her beautifully detailed yet wearable designs.
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The gathering of the crew takes place in an ancient and obligatory way: The leader (Eastwood) visits each man in the place where life has taken him and yanks him back into the past. Hawk Hawkins (Tommy Lee Jones) is a stunt pilot. Jerry O'Neil (Donald Sutherland) designs roller coasters. Tank Sullivan (James Garner) is a preacher. They all cave in to Eastwood's call--even though one of them, of course, is an old rival who still bears a grudge.
After the gathering comes a montage in which the men train and prepare--also obligatory in movies like this. Secret schemes are revealed. A love interest develops between Jones and Marcia Gay Harden, as a space agency functionary. We meet the gum-chewing mission director (William Devane). And there's one of those early scenes where a hero does something daring and tricky in practice, and we know with certainly that he will be required to do it again later in an emergency situation.
Great swatches of "Space Cowboys" are constructed, indeed, out of generic expectations. But the stuff in outer space is unexpected, the surprise waiting out there is genuine, and meanwhile, there's an abundance of charm and screen presence from the four veteran actors. There is a reason Eastwood, Garner, Sutherland and Jones have remained stars for so long, and the movie gives them all characteristic scenes. (Sutherland's ladies' man has a funny moment on the Jay Leno show--only a line of dialogue, but it has been well set up and gets a big laugh.) "Space Cowboys" lacks the urgency of a movie like "The Right Stuff"--it's too secure within its traditional story structure to make much seem at risk--but with the structure come the traditional pleasures as well. The actors know where the laughs and thrills are and respect them. Eastwood as director is as sure-handed as his mentors, Don Siegel and Sergio Leone. We leave the theater with grave doubts that the scene depicted in the final feel-good shot is even remotely possible, but what the hell; it makes us smile.
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