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June 11th, 2014 #1
Armored truck
I've worked quite a long time on this and it's getting to that point where I'm working a lot and the picture barely changes. Any crits appreciated, especially about how to enhance the mood of the piece and bring the vehicle to life more with lighting/materials/details!
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Awesome construction on the perspective and cast shadows and values! I did a quick paintover with some lighting effects, Its not great but hopefully it can give you some ideas.
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June 11th, 2014 #3
Thanks! Looks good. I might indeed try to use some kind of overlay for a more dramatic value change and atmosphere, but I would kinda like to refrain from turning on the headlights this time
June 11th, 2014 #4
The problem is that you only have two main local colours in the whole piece- the dark grey of the vehicle and the light grey of everything else. This creates an almost monochromatic look- which doesn't have to be bad, but if you were going for a more realistic feeling you need to adjust the values and local colours of the other objects in the scene and diversify them. You might also want to make the difference in colour temperature (warm for lights, cool for darks) more apparent. The sky's blue will tinge the shadows on surfaces that face upwards and the ground local colour will tinge shadows on surfaces that face the ground. Here's a quick OP, all I did was to paint local colours on top of the objects and set the layer to multiply:
June 11th, 2014 #5
Thanks Rene! That quick overpaint looks good! And you're totally right about the lack of color diversity! I guess I'm usually too timid or trying to be subtle with things.
Been a fan of your stuff for a while, by the way! Thanks again, now I now which direction to take
June 11th, 2014 #6
Woooow!! Look amazing!!! =O.. I love the desing. I can´t say a lot, because you draw better than me xD, but I think it´s prety cool =D
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June 12th, 2014 #7
Does anyone have any advice as far as compositional foreground elements? Something that would be really close to the camera, to increase depth? I just can't seem to come up with a anything.
June 12th, 2014 #8
The angle at which you look at the armored truck suggests that you are in a building with multiple stories or some other elevated platform. Based on where you imagine yourself to be add tiny details around one or more of the edges of the screen to suggest where you are. Since your light-source is coming from the other side of the screen the elements would fall into shadow but also shouldn't be too dark since you don't want to pull attention away from your main focal point.
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June 13th, 2014 #9
Added a bit of color and been doing some clean-up. Didn't go quite as far as Benedikt suggested. Might keep working on it. Will add some decals and graffiti I think.
JayJayVee- I will try that, thanks!
Any additional crits still appreciated !
June 13th, 2014 #10
Car looks super solid, but the image has perspective issues. The cast shadow from the car has a different angle than the buildings, same with the guys. The sun is so far away that the angles should be pretty much identical in a scene like this. Dude in the back is enormous, and the pall's perspective is off too as you see. And I would go warmer in the lit areas or even colder in the shadows, as Benedikt suggested. I know you already adjusted it a bit, but I'd go for moar.
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June 13th, 2014 #11
Thanks. Yeah, I should try to fix those perspective things.
I've been thinking about this color temperature stuff actually, namely for the truck itself. If the truck is kind of a cold dark grey color, a blueish grey, if you will, then I'm not sure that the color will be warmer in the light than it is in the shadow. The blueish color will become more intense in the planes that are lit + the reflection of the sky just a little bit will add to that. And the unlit planes will be less intense, a dark grey, technically colder than the lit planes but then being significantly warmed up by the bounce light from the environment. Am I wrong?
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Music Director David Lockington will lead the Modesto Symphony Orchestra, the Modesto Symphony Chorus and the CSU Stanislaus Concert Chorale & Chamber Singers in Ralph Vaughan Williams' · Symphony No. 1, "A Sea Symphony" on Friday, May 15, and Saturday, May 16, at 8 p.m. at the Gallo Center for the Arts , 1001 I St., in Modesto.
MODESTO - Modesto Junior College Athletics and the Associated Students of Modesto Junior College (ASMJC) present a Hawaiian Concert Night on Friday, May 22, at 6 p.m. in the Auditorium of the Performing and Media Arts Center on East Campus, 435 College Avenue, Modesto.
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Rourke Refuses to Apologize for Gay Slurs
The film, dating back to last November, features an inebriated Rourke hitting back at a reporter for claiming he was dating actress Evan Rachel Wood. "She's a good friend, that's it. And tell that f***ot who wrote all that shit in the paper I'd like to break his f****** legs," he said.
Previously Rourke whipped up controversy in the past when he called Sean Penn "one of the most homophobic people I know" - in reference to the actor's portrayal of gay activist Harvey Milk in 'Milk.'
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But do gay friends give Rourke the right to use the derogatory statements? Campaigners at the Gay and Lesbian Alliance against Defamation are fuming and want a solid apology from the actor.
A spokesman for the group retaliated saying, "This is a slur that, regardless of what Mickey Rourke has convinced himself that it means, is often the last word that gay people, and gay youth in particular, hear before they're bullied, harassed or assaulted. Rourke is showing himself to be painfully ignorant of how this vulgar, abusive slur feeds a climate of anti-gay hatred, intolerance and violence. Rourke either needs to figure this out, or media needs to stop giving him a platform for promoting these kinds of slurs."
Rourke isn't the only celebrity who's made headlines after using a gay slur. He joins the ranks of Jerry Lewis, Isaiah Washington, Eminem and even openly gay blogger Perez Hilton who have been caught in the media whirlwind after using anti-gay slurs.
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- Monday 12 OctoberBy Craig
If Rourke were to use the "N" word in reference to another minority group, there would be major outrage. Why is it any different for anti-gay slurs?
- Monday 12 OctoberBy Hugh
I'll give him credit for being true to himself and standing behind his words, BUT, the truth of the matter is that no one cares what this drunken hack says anyway. So, phfft...
- Monday 12 OctoberBy JT
Everyone has the right to say what they feel. And we have the right to disagree or agree. It's call "Freedom of Speech". Thank God, we live in a country where that is still possible.
- Monday 12 October
as far as gay people and my opinion as to who they choose to be, i think there are alot bigger issues going on in the world then focusing on who decides weather two women are together or two men are together, it's their choice and who cares as long as they are happy. look at boy george everybody knew going to see him in concerts or buying his music back in the 80's that he was gay but put that aside not because of that but because of who he was, a very talented musician. let them live thier live the way they choose, we are all human one way or another. go boy george!
- Monday 12 OctoberBy tony
why doesnt everyone just get over it! Rourke ,or anybody else shouldnt bother you ,with their words. grow some backbone and forget about it.
- Monday 12 October
Because gay people do not have Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson and the BlacK Klux Klan to make a federal case out of it like they did for Tawana Brawley and Crystal Mangum.
- Monday 12 OctoberBy treebfree
Gay is a lifestyle. Being a "racial minority" isn't Bozo!
- Thursday 15 OctoberBy Amy
I completely aagree.
- Monday 12 OctoberBy JohnKCMO
As a gay man I defend this loser, coward, bully, alcoholic, drug abusing, ugly, has-been, washed-up, washed out, a--holes right to say what he wants.
- Tuesday 13 OctoberBy jimmy
black slurs are racist! RACIST, get it!!
Homosexuals make a choice, it's what they choose to be! Besides, the sluring party is showing how small they are, so what's the fuss about?
- Monday 12 OctoberBy Bill
I am gay, and considering the source, I could really care less what he said. Doesn't affect me, it only represents who he is, and places his integrity in the toilet. And for all the Gays out their crying, get a life, and get on with the important issues, be bigger than a cry baby.
- Monday 12 October
Cause it just is. Everybody fails to play it cool and then tempers flare over some words. And that's how problems arise, people today are too thin skinned and get too easily offended. And some people are looking to get offended just to make some headlines and politicize the whole event, whatever it may be. IF you play it cool it Cool like Mickey did there would be less tension.
- Monday 12 OctoberBy mammothman
although true, even then what his opinion is should not warrant an apology. Those that apologize are hypocrits.
- Monday 12 OctoberBy MMN
Because blacks are a race,,, and Gays are a choice.
- Wednesday 17 FebruaryBy sue
I am so sick of the special interest groups. I used to live in California and moved away because it is the most liberal and wild place in America! Visited San Francisco with my young adult children a couple of years ago. The GAY parade happen to be that same weekend, what a mistake! The most insulting, disgusting behavior I have ever witnessed! We witnessed men masturbating in public and other sexual acts and all were be protected by the police! I could not believe it! We left and I will never return to that once beautiful place!!
Where is this country headed?
- Monday 12 OctoberBy Steve O
STOP BEING SO PC...IT was created by the MEDIA and Left Wing Organizations so they could Slur others and then be exempt by being called names themselves!!!!!The MEDIA has no problems with other people getting slured,they Spew Hatred with their racist "redneck" comments.I have even heard cracker and white boy used by Stars and the LIBERAL MEDIA at large and nothing is ever said about those Hateful Slurs,if everyone is not afforded the same rights against Slurs then no one deserves them. STOP THE DOUCBLE STANDARDS
- Monday 12 October
Of course you're totally right! But in the grand scheme of life... who really gives a damn about Mickey Rourke anyway?! He's a has-been. old news.
- Monday 12 OctoberBy RossLow Ranked Vote downVote upReport this
Gays are an anomaly, against the natural laws; if all would be gay, you'd only have plants on Earth. They are disgusting parasites that try to convince everybody that they're OK; THEY'RE NOT !!!
- Monday 12 OctoberBy John
Because gay people aren't right in the head...In nature, what happens to two animals of the same sex who mate for life? The genes die out cz they can't procreate..
- Monday 12 OctoberBy Michael
I thought Mickey Rourke was already dead? LOL Are has been's now allowed to return from the grave?
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Palestinian officials apologized for a cache of illegal weapons discovered at the home of the Palestinian ambassador to the Czech Republic a day after he was killed in an explosion there.
The Czech Foreign Ministry said in a statement issued Tuesday that the Palestinians apologized for the weapons, which were not registered with Czech authorities, and promised to prevent such occurrences in the future, The Associated Press reported.
Jamal Al-Jamal, who in October was named the Palestinian envoy to Prague, was killed Jan. 1 when a safe in the home exploded. Conflicting reports said the safe had not been in use in 20 years or that it had been in regular use.
The safe had been moved recently from a former embassy building that had housed the offices of the Palestinian Liberation Organization more than two decades ago. The ambassador reportedly removed some of the safe's contents before it exploded, according to AP.
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Tackleberry Returns After Two-Year Absence
When trainer Luis Olivares entered Tackleberry to run on Friday's program at Gulfstream Park, it marked the impending homecoming of one of South Florida's most popular and beloved horses in recent years.
When trainer Luis Olivares entered Tackleberry to run on Friday's program at Gulfstream Park, it marked the impending homecoming of one of South Florida's most popular and beloved horses in recent years.
Csaba successfully defended his title in the $100,000 Fred W. Hooper Handicap (gr. III), notching consecutive wins when he put away Valid in the final sixteenth of the Dec. 7 test at Calder Casino & Race Course.
Csaba returns to graded stakes company for the first time since this summer in a title defense of the $100,000 Fred W. Hooper Handicap (gr. III) Dec 7 at Calder Casino & Race Course.
Ron the Greek turned it on in a big way in the $400,000 Florida Sunshine Millions Classic at Gulfstream Park Jan. 19, overpowering his state-bred foes by 11 1/4 lengths on an off track.
Mucho Macho Man and Ron the Greek, two of the leading older horses of 2012, embark on another title quest Jan. 19 when they face off in the $400,000 Florida Sunshine Millions Classic at Gulfstream Park.
Owner-trainer Luis Olivares reports that his popular 6-year-old gelding Tackleberry has begun training on the farm in Ocala and will be shipped to Calder next week to continue preparation for an expected Gulfstream start.
Csaba, given a dream run through at the rail by Luis Saez, left Delegation behind in the stretch to win the $100,000 Harlan's Holiday Stakes Dec. 16 for his third consecutive victory in Florida.
The $100,000 Harlan's Holiday Stakes may be ungraded, but the Dec. 16 renewal at Gulfstream Park still drew a strong collection of top contenders.
Duke of Mischief, a multiple graded stakes winner of more than $1.9 million, is set to make his return after an absence of eight months in the Harlan's Holiday Stakes Dec. 16 at Gulfstream Park.
Ducduc, launching his bid from well behind on the final turn, caught runaway leader Csaba at the wire to pull out a dead heat in the $100,000 Fred W. Hooper Handicap (gr. III) Nov. 24 at Calder Casino and Race Course.
After rolling to victory in the Tropical Park Derby on Oct. 13 at Calder Race Course, Csaba will try to keep the ball rolling when he faces an expected five rivals in the Fred W. Hooper Handicap (gr. III).
My Pal Chrisy and Bad Debt were repeat winners in the Florida Million at Calder Casino & Race Course Nov. 10, while Cash Rules led all the way to capture the $150,000 Carl G. Rose Classic Handicap.
Florida Million Day returns to Calder Casino & Race Course for the 11th time Nov. 10, with title defenses in the Bonnie Heath Turf Cup by Bad Debt and the Elmer Heubeck Distaff by My Pal Chrisy highlighting the program.
Local favorite Cash Rules was a popular winner of the $100,000 Spend a Buck Handicap (gr. III) Oct. 13, his seventh lifetime victory at Calder Casino & Race Course and first in a graded stakes event.
Gourmet Dinner, who won two divisions of the 2010 Florida Stallion Stakes series at Calder Casino & Race Course, returns to the track where he began his career for the $100,000 Spend A Buck Handicap (gr. III) Oct. 13.
Among Todd Pletcher's top 2-year-olds this year are Rose Junction and Onetwentyeight, who headline the $200,000 Sanford Stakes (gr. II) going six furlongs July 22 at Saratoga.
One year after registering his most lucrative victory, Duke of Mischief returns to Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races to defend his title in West Virginia's $1 million Charles Town Classic (gr. II) April 14.
It appears the $1 million Charles Town Classic, which ended up being a key race in the older horse division last year, will attract a full field of 10 for its fourth running April 14 at Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races.
The son of Macho Uno wins his second stakes of the year in the Gulfstream Park Handicap.
Mucho Macho Man breaks from the rail against a small field that includes Jackson Bend and defending champion Tackleberry in the $300,000 Gulfstream Park Handicap (gr. II) March 10.
A six-time group/graded stakes winner and a veteran of 44 career starts, 10-year-old Musketier returns for yet another season when he opens up his 2012 campaign in the $150,000 Mac Diarmida Stakes (gr. IIT) Feb. 26.
The Fort Lauderdale Stakes (gr. IIIT) not only drew a full field, but many of the entrants are recognizable names with both turf and dirt experience. It should make for an interesting race, as a field of 12 will do battle.
Owner-trainer Luis Olivares' gelding Tackleberry, who emerged as a star in the handicap division last fall and winter, is gearing up for a 2012 campaign. Olivares said Dec. 30 that Tackleberry is back in light training.
Making his stakes debut, career claimer Jimanator outdueled odds-on favorite Mambo Meister to win the $100,000 Fred W. Hooper Handicap (gr. III) Nov. 26 at Calder Casino & Race Course.
While lightly raced this year, four-time grade I winner Winchester has by far the most decorated career heading into the Nov. 26 W.L. McKnight Handicap (gr. IIT) at Calder Casino & Race Course.
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There were several uncertain moments in the second half Thursday night when the Clippers started to regress. They were lackadaisical on defense, gave up too many uncontested shots and seemed on the verge of letting their big lead slip away. It would not have been surprising if they had. The Clippers were playing on the second night of back-to-back games, they were on the road at the Rose Garden in Portland, Ore., and they have already suffered occasional lapses in the first two weeks of the season. But there's also this: When their intensity level is up, they can be resilient. They have enough productive players, both in the starting lineup and on the bench, to withstand opponents' rushes. That's what they did in a 103-90 victory over the Trail Blazers, getting decisive contributions from center DeAndre Jordan, backup guard Jamal Crawford and several others one night after they defeated the San Antonio Spurs. The Clippers led by 25 in the first half and by 20 at halftime, but th...
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In JB Gaming's RPG adventure Beast Bound, free for iOS and Android, you and your sassy floating cat-panion Cappi have been struggling to get by as monster hunters on the island of Manaden, but you don't exactly have the best reputation, so the bills (and pizza boxes) have been piling up, not to mention you're constantly being shown up by the rude (and incompetent) local hero Sky and his "friends". You manage to pick up some work clearing low level beasties for a local farmer when you stumble across a strange contraption that seems to be pumping mana straight out of the earth, and a strange folder inside it you can't manage to open. What are the chances you've just stumbled across a threat to the world that you'll have to stop, d'you suppose? You'll explore the island finding treasure and duking it out with monsters in a vaguely Super Mario RPG-esque turn-based battle system. Back at your cramped and dirty headquarters, you can decorate, clean up, craft potions and more. With simple to master gameplay and a beautiful style housing wonderfully funny dialogue, Beast Bound is a light-hearted and nostalgic RPG adventure for just about anyone, despite some rough edges.
If Gibton's Blocks was perfectly pleasant, simple, match-3 puzzling, then it should cheer you to know that Blocks 2 is more of the same. Your goal? Remove all your googly-eyed blocks from the screen by clicking and dragging them around to make matches of identical colours either horizontally or vertically, which removes them from the screen, and do so in as few moves as possible for a perfect score. Complicated? Not really. Bells and whistles? Not even a little. Blocks 2 plays it straight and focuses on making its levels as neatly constructed as possible, so figuring out how to complete them in as few moves as you can is pretty darned satisfying. If you already played the first game, then Blocks 2 is either going to be a welcome pack of puzzles for you to kick back with, or too far into "more of the same" territory if you weren't already wooed by its pleasantly simple gameplay. Blocks 2 knows what it does, and it does it well, with a cute presentation and a ton of levels to keep you puzzling all afternoon.
While on vacation in sunny Morocco, Joeseph is looking to have a little fun after an eleven hour flight, and the hotel owner recommends the Marrakesh Club. (Or the more accurate "Marrakech", as it's referred to some places in game but not others, but I digress... ) Unfortunately, the bouncer isn't about to let Joeseph in unless he can make a proper cup of tea, and since this is a Carmel Games point-and-click adventure game, that means you're going to have to hunt around the city for ingredients, solve puzzles, and help the locals out. Just use your map to travel to different locations, and click on items when your cursor changes to show you can interact with them. Don't forget to try combining items in your inventory if you get stuck! Unlike Skip Around the World: Finland, Marrakesh Club doesn't really do much to showcase any sort of local culture or history, which is a shame since it would be such a great location for it. There are only a few real puzzles, and on the whole it's a lot more logical than some of Carmel Games' previous titles have been, making it a simple and appealingly silly little game to break up your day.
[Warning: Players should be aware this game deals with themes some may find upsetting.]
Hyptosis puts a more macabre spin on the classic tale of ruby slippers and witch murder with Red Oz Episode 1, the first installment of a new point-and-click adventure series. As the game opens, you're awoken by a crash in your dark house, and set out to investigate, though it quickly becomes apparent that something is seriously wrong. Things are missing, cryptic messages scrawled on the walls and pieces of paper means you don't think you're alone, and, well, have you looked outside the windows lately? Click to interact with objects, watching for any text displayed in the box above your inventory at the bottom of the screen, and use the red arrows to move around the area. Click an item in your inventory to "equip" it for use. Oh, and it is possible to meet an untimely end in this game if you aren't fast enough when a threat appears, but choosing "load game" will just allow you to keep playing. Ready? Set?... JUMPSCARE!
PixælSoft's free indie visual novel Café Memoria stars a young man named Ryne, who heads out for a bite to eat one day and is surprised to see one of his good friends working there as a waitress. Which one? Well, in the beginning, only nervous and shy Anna, but as you play, you'll unlock more routes with other characters. For romance? Well, possibly, but more than anything, Café Memoria is a lighthearted, sweet and simple slice-of-life game that's a good fit for anyone looking for a visual novel without any drama. To play, just click to select the choice you like when given options. Most of your decisions here are simply choosing what you want from the menu whenever prompted, and then deciding how your waitress did at the end. Like most restaurants, Café Memoria slips you a comment card at the end, and the way you choose to rate your service will leave an impression on your waitress. Though largely linear and not as full of branching choices as it seems, and some spicy profanity from a few characters means it might not be for everyone, Café Memoria is still a cheerful visual novel with a lot of polish that'll bring some sunshine to your day.
You know that old saying, "What gets built up, must be smashed down again with a series of projectiles designed to inflict as much carnage as possible"? That's what WarSpark's physics puzzle series Sieger is all about, and with Sieger: Rebuilt to Destroy, you're taking the destruction to ancient history as you lay waste to 32 castles from the past 2500 years. In each level, just click to lob one of your limited projectiles where your mouse is pointing... try to hit structural points that will make the castle collapse with fewer shots, and take out all the enemy soldiers, who are pretty content to stand around placidly while you lob cannonballs at their wobbly structures. Sieger as a series has been around for above five years now, proving that people love a good violent castle toppling, and with each level using different building materials so every shot counts, you'll need to think instead of just blasting away willy-nilly. Sieger: Rebuilt to Destroy doesn't really reinvent the wheel it's been riding around on, but it serves up all the destructive carnage fans have come to expect, with a level editor to boot.
This is not a review for a game. ...Oh, uh are you still reading this? I'm telling you THERE IS NO GAME. And Kamizoto didn't make this point-and-click puzzle game. I mean, he would have if it were a game. And he would have probably made it for the Deceptionjam too. But it's not. A game that is. If it was, it would be a great twist on gaming by breaking the forth wall like in the highly rated game Humbug. It would also have you chuckling at the humor and scratching your head as to how to actually find the game, as well as appreciating the innovation for this fresh, unique play. But according to the narrator, THERE IS NO GAME, isn't a game. So go away. Oh and it isn't anything to enjoy so don't even try. But I can see a rebel like you is going to want to prove the all-empowering voice wrong and fight against the machine, like you did in The Stanley Parable, then I guess you could read my next paragraph. You know, if there actually was a next paragraph.
Billed as an interactive narrative, indie mystery sim Her Story, also available for iPad and iPhone, by Sam Barlow, stars actress and musician Viva Seifert as a woman whose husband has gone missing. She was interviewed on tape seven times about his disappearance, and you have it all at your fingertips in clips cataloged in a searchable police database. Just type in your search terms, hit enter, and the computer will pull up all the relevant clips that contain the words you've chosen, or those that have been tagged by you. The directions are minimal, instructions on how to operate the machine in front of you, and the clips you'll pull up are mostly out of order, leaving you to figure out what to search for, in any combination, as you watch clips and piece together the truth. As you search through clips and listen, you'll want to take notes of your own (yes, children, actual, physical notes) of everything from relevant or suspicious dates, peoples, events, and places. But what's relevant and what isn't? Is her casual admission of where she went one evening worth digging into or just a red herring? Does the slight smirk she gives when she mentions someone's name mean something? Her Story unfolds in front of you as you dig deeper, and if you love a good mystery and appreciate a finely crafted tale, you won't want to put it down.
Find the Escape-Men Part 157: At the Wedding re-enacts that scene from that old movie. Which old movie? Practically any romantic comedy made prior to the 2000's. You know the one... the bride is stepping up to the altar, but someone is racing to try to stop the wedding? Well, in this escape game from no1game, that someone is you... but are you really there to bring the ceremony to a halt? Or do you just wanna, y'know, find ten little green dudes scattered around the room? Yeah, that's what I thought. Click to interact with items, occasionally multiple times, but whatever you do, don't blink, because this is a short one, with more of an emphasis on gathering up our little lime coloured bros than anything else. The ending is actually... perplexingly moody, but if you want an escape that's fast and dramatic, toss some rice around, or smash a glass, or whatever gets you in the mood, and fire this one up.
Friend, you look a little stressed. The week has been unkind to you, or perhaps merely long, and nothing cures a case of the "Urrrrrrrrrrghs" quite like a pile of free online games with no connected themes, concepts, or genres whatsoever. Or at least, that's what I've been telling people so I can introduce myself as Doctor Dora. This week! A feline-tastic simulation designed to help you unwind, a date that goes nowhere near as well as it initially seems, a slow walk through the woods and your memories, and an elemental puzzle game where a unicorn is just a click away.
The year is 1969, and you don't know where you are... well, apart from being in a box with a fish, an egg, and a bunch of other random items in Rusty Lake's Cube Escape: Harvey's Box, also free for iOS and Android, and you'd better believe it's as surreal as Seasons, The Lake, and Arles. As usual, click on things to interact with them, and use the small arrows at the edges of the screen to move around. The cursor won't change even if it passes over something you can use, so make sure you investigate everything, and, well, think outside the box a little. Or maybe a lot. The Cube Escape series has never so much been known for holding the player's hand as shoving them bodily in, and Harvey's Box is no different. Not only are items and secrets strewn everywhere, but their uses and solutions will need some creative thought... and perhaps a bit of musical inclination.
After trying to put up with insomnia for most of the night, you decide to go on a late night walk to hopefully help you sleep better. Instead, you are sucked into a different alien world and have to find the parts of the machine that brought you there so you can get back... and hopefully get some more shut-eye before having to work the next day. AlPixel's free indie puzzle adventure game Missing Translation is a unique game, as not only are you figuring out the logic puzzles that will help reunite you with your bed, but also see if you can't figure out the native dialect. There are plenty of friendly people to attempt to talk to, and even a school that keeps its front door unlocked, but there are no stepping stones here to help you get a leg up. No cheat sheet, no easy cryptogram, just bizarre symbols you have to figure out the meaning of. If learning new languages isn't your thing, then the game can be completed without bothering with it, but if you want a challenge and a unique play, then you should also be aware that this game is also for Android devices as well (though not free), so you won't have to miss out, even on the go.
Look, I don't need a camel to tell me that it's Wednesday, because that's when all the good little boys, girls, and others are visited by the Weekday Escape fairy in the middle of the night! If you've been clever, and you know what to do when faced with a locked door, a screwdriver, and a cupcake fan, the fairy leaves you a trio of free escape games to make the middle of the week that much more bearable. This week, no1game's intrepid boy-child is apparently a lot closer to his kindergarten teacher than I was to mine (in her defense, I was a weird kid), Hottategoya takes you to a place that maybe needs to revisit the definition of "cafeteria", and Kumako wants you to make sure you're dressed up the way you like before you go outside.
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Runtime: 102 min
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Genre: Drama, Thriller
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The resulting growth from a heavy thinning.
Sugar Maple regeneration with deer browse damage.
Every timber sale should remove a portion of the cull trees.
This is a photo of one of our mechanical operators working on a stand with 40 years of high-grading activities. The crew is cutting low grade and damaged material. The thinning was marked with a goal of increasing stand vigor, health and improving individual trees spacing.
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text: The statement, "Know Thyself," is attributed to the early Greek philosopher Socrates. Socrates is famous for arguing that to be wise is to Know Thyself, and writing that the unexamined life is one not worth living. It is often thought that Socrates wisdom was that he knew that he didn't know about himself and by implications about the reasons for the actions and behaviors of others; the foolishness of his fellow Athenians was that they didn't know that they didn't know. Socrates believed that the most important knowledge to be pursued involves s


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Updated: 02/22/2006 - An area Circuit Judge has sentenced a Holmes County mother to 25 years in prison for killing her two young sons.
Updated: 02/22/2006 - An area Circuit Judge has sentenced a Holmes County mother to 25 years in prison for killing her two young sons.
Updated: 02/21/2006 - Steve Meadows, the State Attorney for the 14th Judicial Circuit, has asked Gov. Jeb Bush to assign a special prosecutor to the investigation into the Martin Anderson death at the Bay County Boot Camp.
Posted: 02/21/2006 - Sen. Bill Nelson wants to know what's behind stepped-up seizures of Canadian drugs from cash strapped senior citizens.
Posted: 02/21/2006 - The Bay County boot camp where relatives say a teen was fatally beaten by sheriff's deputies last month is shutting its doors.
Posted: 02/21/2006 - Bay County Sheriff Frank McKeithen says his office will no longer take part in the Boot Camp program.
Posted: 02/21/2006 - There have been questions about the medical examiner's autopsy results on Martin Lee Anderson.
Posted: 02/20/2006 - A Jackson County school bus driver wants road on his route widened.
Posted: 02/20/2006 - Half of Bay County's cities have either passed, or are considering laws that virtually ban sex offenders and sexual predators from living within their city limits.
Updated: 02/20/2006 - Many Floridians are faced with a housing crisis. The cost of real estate has grown faster than their salaries, meaning many will never realize the dream of owning their own home, but state lawmakers may be stepping in to help.
Posted: 02/20/2006 - With hurricane season approaching, you may be pulling out your homeowner's insurance to check on your coverage.
Posted: 02/20/2006 - A review of public records shows the nurse in the videotaped beating of Martin Lee Anderson at the Bay County boot camp has been disciplined before.
Posted: 02/20/2006 - Amber Leto is a single mother of two making around $40,000 a year in a resort community where real estate prices have spiraled upward, not a good situation for someone who dreams of owning a home
Posted: 02/20/2006 - Okaloosa sheriff's deputies investigating a purse-snatching Friday night discovered the suspect is wanted in Duplin County North Carolina on charges of murder.
Posted: 02/20/2006 - Someone who bought a Florida Lottery Fantasy Five ticket in Westville in Holmes County for Sunday night is richer.
Updated: 02/20/2006 - Two people died in two seperate traffic accidents in northern Bay County over the weekend.
Posted: 02/19/2006 - People in Panama City react to seeing the Martin Lee Anderson videotape.
Posted: 02/17/2006 - Rep. Coley supports later start state for public school, but only on two conditions.
Posted: 02/17/2006 - Rep. Marti Coley spoke to honor students at Chipola College as David Coley was named alumnus of the year.
Posted: 02/17/2006 - A new airport in Panama City is starting to come to life. The airport board held a workshop Friday morning to discuss the design and cost of this project.
Posted: 02/17/2006 - The surveillance videotape of the Panama City boot camp shows officers striking a 14-year-old who later died.
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Lacy McCray, 66, widower of Helen (Proctor) McCray, of 207 Cedar Lane, died Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2012, at his residence.
He was born June 10, 1946, in Fort Defiance, a son of the late Floyd and Annie May (Staubus) McCray.
Prior to retirement, he was employed by BSC Asphalt Company with 35 years of service.
He loved working outside, riding four wheelers, tractors and his hobby of welding.
In addition to his wife, he was also preceded in death by his first wife, Sarah (Simmons) McCray and three brothers, Jerry, Larry and Bobbie McCray.
Family members include a son, Michael McCray of Broadway; two daughters and sons-in-law, Sam and Gary Harold of Verona and Teresa and Larry Rose of Staunton; three brothers and a sister-in-law, Earl Joe McCray of Staunton, Tracy and Louise McCray of Fort Defiance and Ray W. McCray of Waynesboro; two sisters and brothers-in-law, Lula and Leonard Shull of Bridgewater and Phyllis and Pete Gorsuch of Waynesboro; four granddaughters, Natasha, Ashley, Breanna and Amya; a great-grandson, Jaiden Lee Cross; numerous nieces and nephews; a special friend, Charlie Newcomb of New Hope; and special pets, Sissy and Buddy.
A funeral service will be at 11 a.m. Friday, Oct. 19, 2012, in the Henry Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev. Russell Heinrich. Burial will follow in Shenandoah Baptist Church Cemetery.
Active pallbearers will be Chris, Shane, Jeremy, Dale and Colton McCray and Tony Sorrells.
Honorary pallbearers will be friends attending the service.
The family will receive friends from 6 until 8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012, in the funeral home and other times at the residence.
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They thought the game was over
When B.I.G. died, then the homie Hov took it over
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B.I.G is arguably the best rapper of all time.(East coast wise, hold your fire West-coasters!!). Everyone thought Hip-hop was dead when B.I.G died, Hov is the greatest rapper alive, and all time next to B.I.G. Anyone contest that?
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Rider embracing role of underdog
No. 9 Raiders without top 2 QBs vs. Guyer
Rider doesn't mind taking the underdog role tonight at C.H. Collins Stadium.
It wasn't a lack of success, but an absence of health that put them in that situation.
The Raiders (6-1, 4-0) bring a No. 9 state ranking and a six-game win streak into the 7 p.m. kickoff, a game that will decide the District 5-4A title.
But Guyer (5-2, 4-0) has won five straight itself and comes in with its No. 1 quarterback, Texas commit Jerrod Heard.
The Raiders are minus their top two quarterbacks — J.T. Barrett and Chase London — and will have to try and score the upset with a mix of defense, running game, special teams and timely passes.
"We like being the underdog," Rider coach Jim Garfield said. "Guyer has many great athletes, and coach (John) Walsh does a great job."
Neither Guyer, ranked No. 1 by pigskinprep.com, nor Rider have lost to a 4A team this year.
Guyer, which just dropped from 5A, is a lock to go to Division I in the playoffs, while Rider will go to Division II. This one is for bragging rights and a gold football for winning the league.
"We're playing for a district championship," Garfield said. "We've faced some adversity, and I'm so proud of the way the kids have really persevered."
Walsh praised the Raiders in his notes to his team and fans this week. The Wildcats respect the abilities of running back Domanic Thrasher (660 yards, 7 TDs), the powerful offensive line and receivers Brylan McCoy, John Hatch and Josh Price.
Rider likely will go with Johnny Diaz or Davon Allison at quarterback along with its single-wing formation where a running back takes the snap.
Walsh called outside linebacker Sam Scribner "the leader of a defense" and noted he "never takes a play off."
Rider safety D.J. Arnold has made his share of big hits all year and came up with two interceptions last week. Bradley Goldstein leads the team with 92 tackles after making 20 against Azle.
"Arnold has stepped up and done a great job," said Garfield, who has also seen safety Fred Williams come back strong as the secondary has made up for the loss of Mason Stone.
The Rider defense faces a challenge against Guyer, which has five rushers with 100 or more yards.
Heard, who has speed to get to the corner, leads the team with 747 yards and 10 touchdowns. Richard Whitaker also has 10 scores to go with 595 yards. Next up is D.J. Breedlove with 373 yards and seven TDs.
Ellis Jefferson leads the Guyer receivers with 270 yards and four TDs.
Heard has passed for 867 yards and nine touchdowns to go with four interceptions.
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Dec. 3 (Bloomberg) -- OAO AvtoVAZ, Russia's largest automaker, asked the country's antitrust watchdog to review a proposed steel-price increase by OAO Severstal, Vedomosti reported, citing AvtoVAZ Vice President Damir Kashapov.
Severstal may raise the prices it charges AvtoVAZ for hot-rolled coil as much as 30 percent next year, the Moscow-based newspaper said.
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Three-Card Monte is a street classic. Spectators are shown three cards, in this case, aces: two red and one black. And after a series of moves where the cards are shifted and then placed face down, are asked to find the Ace of Spades. No matter how slowly and fairly the cards are displayed, the Ace of Spades repeatedly vanishes and reappears in unlikely places.
This relatively simple version relies on gimmicked cards that are printed on standard red Bicycle stock. As with the real Monte, the trick is performed on a table. For walk-around purposes, the trick immediately resets (you can put it away and immediately perform it again).
Daryl's instructional system offers the best of both worlds. The DVD provides the performance and Daryl's first rate instruction. And the written instructions offer something to refer to while practicing. As with the other tricks in Daryl's Fooler Doolers series, it's an outstanding system for learning the effect.
There are several gimmicked versions of the Monte on the market, most notably, a popular one by Michael Skinner. If you already own the Skinner version you won't need this one. But if you're looking to learn such a routine, this is a great one to consider. Because there's no sleight of hand, it's a good trick for serious beginners, but will take considerable practice to learn and perform.
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Stir Fried beef Liver with Glaze sauce
|Egg yolk
|Mashed potatoes
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Sliced beef liver
|1 1⁄2 Pound
|Vegetable oil
|2 Tablespoon
|2 Medium, sliced
|Green pepper
|1 , cut lengthwise into strips
|1 , cut into wedges
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Instant beef broth envelope
|1 Teaspoon
1. Beat egg yolk into mashed potatoes; spoon into pastry bag fitted with a star tip. Pipe potatoes in a border around edge of a 10-inch, round ovenproof platter or board.
2. Bake in hot oven (400°) 15 minutes, or until potatoes are golden-brown.
3. Meanwhile mix flour, salt and pepper on wax paper. Cut liver into serving-size pieces, if needed; coat with flour mixture.
4. Saute liver in hot oil in a large skillet 4 minutes on each side, or until brown and done as you like liver. Arrange slices, overlapping, inside border of potatoes. Keep hot at lowest oven temperature.
5. Saute onions and pepper strips in same skillet, adding more oil if needed, 10 minutes, or until soft and golden. Stir in tomato; saute' 2 minutes longer. Arrange on top of liver.
6. Add water and instant beef broth to skillet Bring to boiling, stirring and scraping to dissolve browned bits. Simmer, uncovered, 2 minutes. Pour over liver. Sprinkle with chopped parsley, if you wish


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Cardinal Ed — in honor of Mr. Gillespie's alma mater
Cornelius — in honor of the elephant who serves as Babar's counselor
Jaberwocky (we're not really sure what this means either in this context . . .)
In a speech yesterday marking first anniversary of the Homeland Security Department, President "Bush cast the renewal of the law, the USA Patriot Act, as essential to protecting the United States from terrorist attacks" writes Elisabeth Bumiller of the New York Times . LINK
President Bush is among those nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize. LINK
Kerry: ABC News' Kate Snow reports that Senator Bob Graham (D-Fla.) will attend Senator John Kerry's 12:15 pm ET event in Orlando to endorse the presumptive Democratic nominee.
Graham, a member of the Senate intelligence committee, is also expected to criticize the administration's homeland security efforts. The Kerry campaign fully expects that Graham, popular in Florida (although somewhat less so now than he was before he ran for president), will help Kerry in the general election with the all important Florida voters.
Kerry will not change his message in any dramatic way today, continuing his stump speech that has, for the last few weeks or so, ignored his Democratic rivals and kept President Bush in the crosshairs.
In addition, Snow reports, the Kerry campaign is "contemplating" going on the air with ads this week to face off against the Bush-Cheney ad offensive. They're waiting to see the Bush ads when they're unveiled, but they're scoping out various markets — including in the March 9 states — Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas.
Stephanie Cutter tells Snow that the campaign is trying to decide whether to go on the air in Florida and Louisiana, depending on what they see in the Bush-Cheney spots. "We're ready to go, but we haven't made the decision of whether it's worth it," Cutter said. "We've got so much free media right now."
The Associated Press reported yesterday that the Kerry camp is looking at going up in Northern Virginia, but Snow reports that campaign aides say such a buy is unlikely, given the expense-to-benefit ratio. An Internet ad, however, is on the table as a possibility, and they welcome the spots soon to hit the airwaves from the MoveOn.org Voter Fund, which will take some of the pressure off of them.
Meanwhile, Snow Notes, the Kerry camp is looking at new office space (an empty law firm) this morning in downtown Washington — that is five times as big as their old offices.
The New York Times ' Nagourney writes that Kerry has "effectively" won the Democratic nomination, but plans to campaign through Texas, Mississippi, Louisiana and Florida next Tuesday. LINK
John Kerry won the sprint to the nomination, but now he faces a marathon to November, writes Todd Purdum of the New York Times . LINK
The Los Angeles Times' Barabak and Martelle writes Kerry faces a tougher fight in the general. LINK
Jill Zuckman of the Tribune reports on Kerry's next moves as he lays out a game plan for the general-election battle, Noting the immediate challenges he faces as a national candidate. LINK
The Washington Post 's VandeHei Notes that Senator John Kerry "is poised to emerge from the presidential nominating process not only victorious but also in stronger shape than few Democrats — or Republicans — ever imagined." LINK
William Safire writes of the various Kerry's he's seen, and looks ahead to the next phase(s) of the campaign. LINK


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How Do We End Bullying? Teach Kids They Are NOT Victims
I read an article this morning that said most parents aren't quite sure how to handle a bullying situation where their child is the one being bullied, which is probably why so many kids are being bullied every year. As someone who experienced bullying firsthand as a kid, and has had kids in school for the last 14 years, here are my thoughts.