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I visited Erewhon Natural Foods in Los Angeles on May 28, 2011 along my book tour for Ani's Raw Food Asia. Erewhon is my favorite Raw Food store. These beautiful photos are courtesy of the very talented Sherman Lee at http://www.digitalslimages.com.
Juan Hernandez, the store manager, makes sure to offer the largest range of Raw Food products and brand, and has created the nexus for Raw Foods here in LA. Juan was one of my earliest supporters of my SmartMonkey Foods packaged and prepared foods products.
Each year's visit celebrating my new book always draws a packed house. I love Erewhon!
I showed everyone how easy it is to make my Mushroom "Bul Go Gi", from Ani's Raw Food Asia, page 186, using mushrooms marinated in tamari or nama shoyu (raw soy sauce), toasted sesame oil, asian pear, and sweetener of choice like agave or brown rice syrup. We topped off these beautiful Lettuce Wraps, from page 188, with my version of a traditional Korean Gochujang Sauce, page 225, made with miso, sesame oil, chile powder, and sweetener like agave.
Following my food demo and Q+A…next, I get to sign books and meet people 1 on 1!
This tour, many people had me sign multiple copies of Ani's Raw Food Asia for friends and family. I do love when people bring their entire collection for me to sign too…..a blessing for me.
My friends Ron Gilmore and Caroline Jue create an awesome animated series called Rawman & Green-Girl. They are doing great work educating and sharing information about our food sources.
Elaine R. Johnson hand delivered this beautiful porcelain sculpture she made to me all the way from Arizona with her mom. Elaine is amazingly talented. I can't even begin to express my gratitude for such a beautiful gift.
This is the beautifully talented Elaine R. Johnson. She told me how challenging porcelain is to work with….cracking as it dries, or cracking out of the kiln during baking. A labour of love, it shows!
On May 19. 2011 I got to visit Seattle along my tour for Ani's Raw Food Asia. First stop was with host Margaret Larson at King 5 TV's NewDay Northwest Show. Everyone in the studio audience received a copy of Ani's Raw Food Asia.
Next was Evergreen Radio's Kitchen Corner Show where I had a pleasantly challenging conversation with host Jo Ann Henderson. Jo was skeptical at first, but I hope I was able to convince her that raw foods are simply a way to enjoy more whole, fresh, organic ingredients.
At the same time, another pre-recorded radio program aired on Seattle radio where I spoke with host Keesha Ewers on her Healthy You! Radio Show.
By lunch I was hungry for some local raw food treats, and we stopped at Thrive Cafe for a meet-and-great and book signing, and they fed me delicious salad, green juice, and desserts.
Next stop was KOMO Newsradio where we aired during afternoon drive-time traffic. The hosts Herb Weisbaum & Jane Shannon are already into raw foods, and were already making their own kale chips. I love how main stream kale chips have become!
Our final destination for the day was the Woodmark Hotel and Yacht Club in Kirkland, on the lake. This was the view from my room, you can see snow topped mountains in the distance.
The Woodmark Hotel hosted what they call "Happy Hour and a Half". They made 2 recipes from Ani's Raw Food Asia, I gave a talk, answered questions, and then signed books. It was another clear, sunny, dry, warm day in the Seattle. After this final event, I went on a long walk along the lake front. The air was fresh, clean, and crisp. And I felt grateful for all the wonderful people who welcomed me to their beautiful city.
This was the awesome lady who made this day happen for me, Joy. In addition to shuttling me around town, she also hooked me up with a food assistant so that I didn't have to carry all my food, plates, props with me on the airplane! Plus, she kept the car stocked with cut, prepared veggies of all sorts for me to snack on all day long.
This was Joy's assistant Lee, who had shopped for props and ingredients, and helped me prep for my TV appearance. Thank you Joy and Lee!! You've officially spoiled me.
My first stop in Portland, OR was to shoot a 6-minute segment with host Dave Anderson for AM Northwest on KATU TV. I show Dave how to make a Vegetable Nori Roll from Ani's Raw Food Asia. Dave's lost a ton of weight since I saw him along my last tour, and looks great. He said he cut out processed foods and cut back on alcohol.
Here I am above with AM Northwest co-host Helen Raptis.
Next stop was Yummy Tummy Cafe for a lunchtime fuel-up on a gallon of Norwalk green juice; chocolate covered jungle peanuts; and a ruben sandwich made from flax seeds, mushrooms, and sauerkraut. Omg, seriously yummy tummy! And, a book signing meet-and-greet. From here, I was shuttled over to the KBOO radio station for an interview, and then finally ended up at Powell's Books downtown for a talk and book signing.
I got to visit Powell's rare book room, where I sat and signed a stack of my books, including Ani's Raw Food Asia.
Peter Hanfileti is a very dear, long-time family friend from when I was in middle school…that's so long ago! He's an MD and acupuncturist in Vancouver, WA.
Kris Dyer may look familiar because he's in my first book, Ani's Raw Food Kitchen, which I wrote when I still lived in Portland. Kris was also one of our SmartMonkeys! I love tour because it allows me to visit friends I haven't seen in a while. The weather was dry and sunny, just like last year in Portland! I love that city especially when the weather is gorgeous. Plus, the city's blanketed with WiFi.
The 1st stop along my book tour for Ani's Raw Food Asia was at Santa Monica Place at Artisanal LA on April 16, 2011. Here are 4 short videos from my talk, Q+A, and book signing:
1) Ani's Raw Food Asia – I love organic, local, seasonal foods
2) Ani's Raw Food Asia – Probiotics, Happiness, Longevity
3) Ani's Raw Food Asia – Easy ways to add more raw to any diet!
4) Ani's Raw Food Asia – Recipe inspirations and sources for protein.
Vitamix hosted a Mix + Mingle reception at Expo West where I signed another 100+ books in the evening. Earlier, I had signed 200+ books at the Vitamix booth.
These photos were all shot by the amazing talented Sherman Lee….love his photography!
They had the bartender make up my blended frozen Raspberry, Orange, and Lime mocktail.
Ken Spector of LivingEco.com has been a host for years, interviewing hundreds, if not thousands of people.
The beautiful Elenia Love, a long time friend.
Carolyn Scott, the Healthy Voyager. Look at her skin glow.
Debbie Merrill is super fit, and a rollar skating pro!
Bob Linden, host of Go Vegan Radio.
Chris Whitcoe, Vivapura…love their spirulina sprinkles, and John Kohler, Living-Foods.com.
My family attended too, here's Max Phyo, my brother who runs GoSuperLife.com.
The Vitamix team that made this all happen. xoxo
Vitamix invited me to sign books for 2-hours at their booth on Day 2 of Expo West. We had a line that was so long the other vendors complained our fans were blocking their booths. Hum…I would have thought they'd be stoked to have a captive audience to sell to.
Even the fire marshall was called in because our line was too long. A good problem to have! I signed 200+ books in 2-hours! (Plus, I signed another 100+ at our reception later that eve.) Thank you Vitamix for generously gifting these books to our friends and fans.
This is the amazing Vitamix team that made this all happen. You can see the video of my 60-minute DVD they're including with the TurboBlend-VS playing in the background.
I love Expo West because I get to connect with old friends I haven't seen for a while. Here's Elizabeth Castoria from VegNews Magazine. Their booth was just down the isle from Vitamix.
I found the beautiful fitness model Koya Webb. I love how ripped this girl is…so pretty.
This was the most brilliant display at the Expo. GoRaw simply hydrated their bar, and set it to sprout over time. Perfect demonstration of why raw….raw generates more life. Now, try that with processed cooked food.
Eric Botner is an amazing man helping make superfoods available to the mainstream. Earth Circle Organics was one of the generous sponsors for my Gastrawnomique dinner event last November. And, they have a cacao and cashew crunch that is sweetened with coconut syrup (the latest in low glycemic sweeteners) that is to live for!
Chris Ochs at Sunfood was another generous sponsor for Gastrawnomique.
After a day of being inside a huge convention center under fluorescent lights, I needed an oxygen infusion. Luckily, I found an oxygen bar, AirHeads, at the Seventh Generation booth, and plugged in for several minutes to recharge.
I ran into many, many other friends including Ryan and Jeremy Black from Sambazon, Frederick from Big Tree Farms, Jane Kim from Sea Tangle Kelp Noodles, my friends at Sequel, ….but unfortunately didn't get photos with them.
Next…photos from the Vitamix Mix + Mingle with moi later that evening.
My NYC tour kicked off last Monday at Rockefeller Center on the set of LX New York at NBC studios. I chat about the benefits of a raw food diet with hosts Janice Huff and Jane Hanson. You can watch my segment here, though it's stretched out horizontally and the audio is out of synch. (As soon as I get my own copy of the segment, I'll repost)
Tuesday evening, I had a food demo, talk, and book signing at Bonobo's Restaurant. The room was packed with folks eager to learn more about raw food nutrition and recipes. I demonstrated how fast and easy it is to make my Simple Rosemary Oregano Noodle Salad with zucchini, tomato, avocado, and herbs.
Pictured above is Rose Voisk of the World Olympians Association. She was a gymnast in the 1948 London Olympics. She looks great, is vibrant, and strong. A testament for eating well.
Wednesday evening, I was hosted by the lovely Hyacinth Mills of New Life Journeys and her Montclair Raw Food Meetup Group. I demoed my Super Cacao-Coconut Energizer smoothie recipe from page 39 of Ani's Raw Food Essentials. Hyacinth's group is full of vibrant folks excited about raw foods. Her husband and 2 boys are handsome as can be, and Hyacinth has a natural glow of beauty. A great spokes model family.
I had randomly bumped into Hyacinth at Port Authority late on Monday night, 2 evenings before our event, as we were both catching our buses back to NJ that night. What's the chances of that? It's magic!
Thursday night I was at Organic Avenue for a workshop hosted by Mia Santos Andres. Above are my lovely assistants Sara, Sam, and Lee who helped to prep my recipes and samples, and then helped me set up before my workshop. They all had that glow of inner health and beauty. What angels!
In my workshop, I demoed my Tomato and Tarragon Bisque, page 137, Pad Thai Kelp Noodles, page 227, and Strawberry Kream Pie, page 266 from Ani's Raw Food Essentials. It was another packed house with great audience participation, questions, and book signing.
Thanks Mia for a great event, and for my goodie bag full of green juice in the cute Organic Avenue bottle, and BlackBird Truffles, handmade by raw model Anthony Andersen. Yum!
Mia is so pretty, I look shiny. Ha haaaa. I can't wait to get back to NYC before another 6 years passes….
Last weekend, I was invited to speak and demo my raw foods at the Farm Sanctuary Hoe Down annual celebration in Watkins Glen, NY. It was a huge honor to be included in the speaker lineup with founder Gene Baur and T. Colin Campbell, author of the China Study. The Hoe Down was one of the best organized events I've attended.
Volunteers helped me prepare pies for over 120 people in about 30 minutes just before my presentation. We chose the manual 'food processor' style of hand mixing dates with almonds. Good forearm exercise.
Strawberry Kream Pie, from Ani's Raw Food Essentials. Made with dates, almonds, cashews, vanilla, and strawberries. Simple and delicious.
A photo of my raw food demo, taken by Morgan Jamie Dunbar.
It's so much fun to sign books after a raw food demo and talk. I love having this opportunity to connect with other like minded folks in the community.
Later, I got to visit the animals out on the other part of the 200 acre farm. This guy was 3,000 pounds big, what a cutie pie!
Amazing to stand in the pasture with a flock of sheep as the sun was setting. It was so peaceful. Actually, I rested really well on the farm every night.
That evening was the Barn Dance where we line-danced first, then it broke out into a full on night club with a packed dance floor until after 1am. Everyone had tons of energy and was jumping up and down, especially Gene Baur, who was wringing sweat out of his t-shirt! My hair was soaked in sweat too. I noticed no one stunk of body oder, and people's sweat didn't gross me out as it usually does. That's a huge plus for eating clean, vegan, and raw.
I realized this was my 20th year reunion from Cornell, and I hadn't been back to Ithaca since I graduated in 1990 (except returning briefly for my brother Max's graduation in 1993). So, it was a double treat to visit Ithaca and Farm Sanctuary. I'm looking forward to the next Hoe Down in California, and visiting New York's Farm Sanctuary again soon.
On day 2 of my SF book tour I joined Dixie Mahy and Sharon at their combined SF Life and SF Vegetarian Society potluck in the Mission District for a book signing. I demonstrated my recipe for Pad Thai with Kelp Noodles, from page 227 of Ani's Raw Food Essentials (recipe is below). Dixie, the host, is well into her 70s, and full of fire and good energy. She's a testament to the vegan lifestyle.
The Mission was my old stomping ground in the early 90s, I lived at Treat Street and 24th Street. I was happy to see that much of the neighborhood seems to have kept its charm over the years.
Three beautiful ladies were excited to recently discover raw foods. Common questions were about weight loss and ingredients like agave. What I answer is to be happy, live in moderation, and have an attitude of gratitude. Stressing out about whether a goji berry has been dried 10 degrees too hot adds stress. We are blessed to have the knowledge we do to make informed decisions when it comes to what we choose to eat. We're privileged be able to decline food when people are starving in other countries. Keep perspective, and be happy. Happiness is a reflection of our inner health.
This lovely lady told me how her mom had been sent home to die over 40 years prior. Her mom instantly changed her diet to raw vegan, and has been thriving ever since! I believe illnesses comes from the accumulation of garbage in our body. Enjoying more raw vegan food, which are naturally cleansing and detoxifying, helps to decrease our toxic load along with our overall stress, boosts are immune system, and fuels longevity.
Here she is, thriving after 40+ years on raw vegan foods! She made by day by telling me I was going to save the world. That's a tall order.
A great group of people in SF, where I lived 8 years through the 90s. I miss all my friends and the culture of SF including electronic music, design, fashion, art, and the vibrant community culture. I didn't get to go dancing this trip, so I'll need to visit again soon, socially next time, just to hang out and absorb the beauty of SF.
Pad Thai with Kelp Noodles
Blend all sauce ingredients and toss with noodle ingredients. Enjoy!
For organic ingredients, visit my estore GoSuperLife.com, where we are running specials on Cashews and Kelp Noodles to celebrate my new book!
I kicked off my SF book tour at the Ferry Building Farmers' Market yesterday. It's sunny and warm here in San Francisco, and the market was packed with people shopping locally and seasonally. This has got to be the best farmer's market in the country. I found amazingly sweet peaches and beautiful heirloom squash that are only available 1-2 weeks a year. What a treat!
I spoke to a full house about the benefits of raw food, weight loss, natural living, happiness, and my new book Ani's Raw Food Essentials. I demoed a recipe for TOMATO AND TARRAGON BISQUE, page 137, and STRAWBERRY KREAM PIE, page 266.
Sarah, who organizes the chef demoes, helped me portion and pass out samples. Most people in the audience were already familiar with raw foods, but it's always fun to watch their reactions when they taste one of my raw recipes. Of course, folks loved the soup and dessert. You can see Barry Jan behind the camera on the left, and you'll find a couple of his photos in Ani's Raw Food Essentials from last year's farmer's market talk and demo.
This may have been my longest line for book signing yet. Patient people stood in line for 50 minutes to meet me and to have me sign their books. What a huge honor for me that folks would wait around so long. I love meeting people, hearing their stories in person, and feeling the love they share with me. This bright energy is what keeps me doing what I do…it fuels my soul.
It was lovely to see many long time friends, like Dr D, and old friend from LA who now lives in Thailand. He happened to be in town, and brought me a moss monkey that's the cutest plant I've ever seen! He'll have to care for monkey while I'm in Florida since I don't think it would make it on the plane.
Another long time friend and two lovebirds Jeff, who took all these photos for me, and Frog.
Hanging out at this awesome farmers' market on a warm, sunny day was the best way to spend my Saturday. From here, I headed to Napa next….
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Before you read this I want you to know I am not trying to come across as judgmental. I am not trying to put people down or make them feel less than. I am simply sharing my heart and my passions and I am truly sorry if it comes across as condemning. I say this out of a heart of love for my generation and a longing to see us all live a life worthy of our calling..
Well, I know that it is officially the Christmas season because I cry at EVERY SINGLE commercial on TV!! Its killing me.. I mean, we don't have TV channels at our house but we're at Grandmas right now for Thanksgiving and of course it's all Hallmark channel alllll the time.. And the movie we are watching right now is just keeping the tears flowing.. Yes, I am a total cry baby... Don't judge..
So, I was all ready to get into my cozy bunk and sleep but then I thought, "Hey It's time for a new blog". So now here I am, it's way past my bedtime, I've turned on my favorite classical music (which includes my all time favs Suite for Solo Cello No.1 in G Major and Claire de lune) and I am going to attempt to make sense.
First of all we've been having a wonderful time on our acoustic christmas tour! Thank you so so much to all of you who have come out and made each night so memorable and for putting up with all of our sarcasm:)
How does sarcasm fit with a christmas concert you ask? Well, you'll just have to come find out for yourself.
We also have the privilege of touring with Reilly and maybe just maybe we've tried to steal some of their members. (Again, you'll just have to come and see for yourself what in the world I'm talking about)
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This series consists of talks in the area of Quantum Information Theory.
A symmetric informationally complete positive-operator-valued measure (SIC POVM) is a special POVM that is composed of d^2 subnormalized pure projectors with equal pairwise fidelity. It may be considered a fiducial POVM for reasons of its high symmetry and high tomographic efficiency. Most known SIC POVMs are covariant with respect to the Heisenberg-Weyl (HW) group. We show that in prime dimensions the HW group is the unique group that may generate a SIC POVM.
We review situations under which a standard quantum adiabatic condition fails. We reformulate the problem of adiabatic evolution as the problem of Hamiltonian eigenpath traversal, and give convergence conditions in terms of the length of the eigenpath and the minimum energy gap of the Hamiltonians. We introduce a randomized evolution method that can be used to traverse the eigenpath and prove its convergence and cost. We then describe more efficient methods for the same task and show that their implementation complexity is close to optimal.
Quantum key distribution (QKD) is an application of quantum theory as its security relies on quantum foundations, at the same time there is development in the information-theoretic point of view to quantum theory. The security is related to impossible quantum performance, for instance, neither perfect quantum cloning nor perfect quantum state discrimination are possible.
We find analytic models that can perfectly transfer, without state initialization or remote collaboration, arbitrary functions in two- and three-dimensional interacting bosonic and fermionic networks. This provides for the possible experimental implementation of state transfer through bosonic or fermionic atoms trapped in optical lattices. A significant finding is that the state of a spin qubit can be perfectly transferred through a fermionic system. Families of Hamiltonians are described that are related to the linear models and that enable the perfect transfer of arbitrary functions.
Topological order is a new kind of collective order which appears in two-dimensional quantum systems such as the fractional quantum Hall effect and brings about rather unusual particles: unlike bosons or fermions these anyons obey exotic statistics and can be exploited to perform quantum computation. Topological order also implies that quantum states at low energies exhibit a very subtle, yet intricate inner structure.
The counter-intuitive phenomena in quantum mechanics are often based on the counter-factual (or virtual) processes. The famous example is the Hardy paradox, which has been recently solved in two independent experiments. Also, the delayed choice experiment and one of quantum descriptions of the closed time like curves can be also examples of the counter-intuitive phenomena. The counter-factual processes can be characterized by the weak value initiated by Yakir Aharonov and his colleagues.
In this talk I present recent work on combining game theory, statistics, and control theory. This combination provides new techniques for predicting / controlling any system comprising humans, human groups (e.g., firms, tribes), and / or adaptive automated systems (e.g., reinforcement learning robots). As illustrations, I will focus on three projects: 1) Suppressing flutter in an airplane wing by controlling a set of autonomous micro-flaps at its trailing edge.
In this talk (based on arXiv:1001.0354) we give a quantum statistical interpretation for the Kauffmann bracket polynomial state sum <K> for the Jones polynomial. We use this quantum mechanical interpretation to give a new quantum algorithm for computing the Jones polynomial. This algorithm is useful for its conceptual simplicity, and it applies to all values of the polynomial variable that lie on the unit circle in the complex plane.
Multipartite quantum states constitute a (if not the) key resource for quantum computations and protocols. However obtaining a generic, structural understanding of entanglement in N-qubit systems is still largely an open problem. Here we show that multipartite quantum entanglement admits a compositional structure. The two SLOCC-classes of genuinely entangled 3-qubit states, the GHZ-class and the W-class, exactly correspond with the two kinds of commutative Frobenius algebras on C^2, namely `special' ones and `anti-special' ones.
The original motivation to build a quantum computer came from Feynman who envisaged a machine capable of simulating generic quantum mechanical systems, a task that is intractable for classical computers. Such a machine would have tremendous applications in all physical sciences, including condensed matter physics, chemistry, and high energy physics. Part of Feynman's challenge was met by Lloyd who showed how to approximately decompose the time-evolution operator of interacting quantum particles into a short sequence of elementary gates, suitable for operation on a quantum computer.


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People these days are always looking for a way to improve their appearance and make themselves look and feel better. When you're meeting new people, your smile and the whiteness of the teeth are one of the first things that folks notice, hence why lots of individuals are trying to find ways to achieve whiter and brighter teeth. However, the various foods and drinks that you consume daily can affect the colour of the teeth. Thankfully, resulting from advanced technology, you can make your teeth whiter and brighter with the UV whitening procedure or even do it yourself at home by employing the Twilight Teeth kit. You have to be wondering now, what exactly is the UV teeth whitening procedure, anyway?
How the procedure works
As you have probably already guessed, this procedure uses UV light to whiten your teeth. The procedure is usually done by professional dentists that will use the UV light enabled devices to make your teeth go back to their original color. The procedure won't take a long time to finish; it usually takes only an hour tops and you should be able to see the effects right away. With one procedure, you can ensure that your teeth will be brighter and whiter.
The UV light is hazardous to your eyes and skin, therefore during the procedure, your dentist will cover the gums of the mouth and also the encompassing skin on your face. Of course, not everyone is allowed to get the treatment. The dentist will make sure that you are fit and healthy enough for the procedure. You don't have to worry about any pain throughout the procedure, because it is painless, but you might experience some discomfort. If you experience pain, you need to tell your doctor immediately so he can stop the treatment. All in all, the procedure is safe and painless and you don't have anything to worry about.
Upon finishing the procedure, your dentist will usually prescribe you an at home treatment method which includes a whitening kit for you to maintain the new white look of the teeth. Of course, you still need to go back to the dentist if you need to have a prolonged effect, but the self-method kit can prolong the whitening effect so you do not have to return to the dentist very often – once a month will do.
Leave it to the professionals
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So I used to play The Sims Online and absolutely loved it. It was my first MMO, at the ripe age of 11. To this day (I am 20 now) I STILL want it back. There were people working on a revival version but it got shut down after EA decided to come out with the sims social(which is disgustingly horrible) and threatened them with a lawsuit.
There are no MMO's that exist like this today, other than something like Second Life which tends to be TOO immersive, complicated, and loads slowly/bugs out for many people. The amount of possibilities, profit, fun, and general success are endless if it could be pulled off right, not to mention how many people it will make happy! What I am thinking of is something original - although it will no doubt be influenced by certain aspects of The Sims, it will be its own game. I need your help, opinions, support, anything. If I can find enough interest in pushing this project forward, I will begin a Kickstarter campaign to raise the funds to hire a worthwhile team(this step will probably take awhile, as I do not want to start a campaign prematurely. I want a solid foundation of what the game should be). Consider this topic a brainstorming session. Any and all ideas you have about this game will be appreciated. Here are some rough ideas off the top of my head:
I still have TONS and TONS of great ideas running around in my head(believe me, what I have written above is a VERY rough outline) however I have other things I need to finish. I will be watching this topic extremely closely and will keep in touch with everyone interested. I may be contacted on facebook/twitter, email, and if this actually begins to pull enough support I will open its own personal forums so that a larger think tank session can occur. Know that I will put all my heart into this and I do not plan to give it up unless it just doesn't seem like people are interested.
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Worst thing about The Sims is the modern subrubia theme. I can't even imagine anything more boring. Take a game like that, put it in a fantasy or sci-fi context, and I think it'd be a much bigger hit.
When I want a single-player story, I'll play a single-player game. When I play an MMO, I want a massively multiplayer world.
That is a good idea actually, very unique! I wanna hear more stuff like this! Marking it down, I will probably make a think tank forum soon for this.
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Originally posted by Vhaln
I love the modern subrubia theme. I find that it's refreshing in a sea of Fantasy, and a lake of Sci-fi theamed MMOs. However in response to the origonal poster. I liked the idea of The Sims Online, however the game itself wasn't very good. You only controlled one Sim which wasn't a problem untill you realized that often you were just grinding craft skills in a house full of other people doing the same thing. This left you with one of two things to do while grinding. Read a book, or talk to the other people in the lot. The SIms Online could then be boiled down to an interactive chat room, not really a game.
In modern MMO'dom I'd say that The Sims Online was a early version of Second Life. Second Life has a lot of what the Sims Online was in it but even that "game" if you could call it that lacks a central purpose and driving reason to "play" it. If they did have a new Sims Online which would be awsome, I'd hope that they had some form of legacy system. You shouldn't control one sim but rather a whole family. Sims should age and die just like the single player version and you should be able to marry off sims to other players and recieve them from others as well. Kids that you can't take care of (or chose not to) should be taken and adopted to others. Think of the digital genetics you'd see. Family trees would grow massive and span whole servers.
Lastly for each family I'd say they'd need to have family goals akin to quests in other MMOs. Something to drive the player forward. These goals could unlock special objects, rare furniture, or uber saught after lots. It could even unlock special Sim traits like Vampires, Witchcraft, Plant Sims, Zombie Sims, and so many other cool things. Just some ideas to add to your own. I liked the Sims Online but I felt like it couldn't hold a candle to any of the single player versions.
Originally posted by LightHeretic
Wow, thanks a lot for that buddy. I do agree here wholeheartedly, The Sims Online lacked a central purpose, but lets remember it was also one of the first sims games to be released. With the aspiration/wishes/karma systems in the sims 3 it makes forming a purpose/goals much easier if something of the same concept was implemented. Genetics are also a very awesome suggestion and if implemented correctly could change the whole way these "life sim" type games are played, but how would we choose who controls the offspring if two different player's sims were to marry and have children? Im thinking maybe just a 50% chance for one person or the other to get control of the child.
I would say that with some sort of aspiration/wish system each one you fulfill gives you points you can redeem for certain items/unlocks/etc. I would like to have some sort of luck/chance system for more rare items, maybe like a breeding system for animals where a certain pair bred together have a chance of producing a rare type of offspring. Same general idea for plants and gardening. This would help build an economy as well.
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you can still play the Sims. it's on facebook. my sister plays it.
I think the prostitute mod corrupted your game files man. -elhefen
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Originally posted by muffins89
True but it's not the same as an MMO, its a "social game" in the sence that you have to ask your friends for help but you don't truely interact with other players on a meaningful and active level.
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Originally posted by LightHeretic
ah. i've never played it myself.
I think the prostitute mod corrupted your game files man. -elhefen
Although I do reference The Sims a lot, it will not relate to it in any way. It will be its own game and chances are you won't even realize that it was inspired by The Sims. It is just the only game franchise that I would be able to compare my idea to.
I am currently looking for more people willing to devote some creative time to the project. Depending on how much of a role you play (which is completely up to you) you may be paid and/or credited for your work.
Send me a PM if you are interested, along with some general ideas you may have.
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Let em put a slave ring thru u're nose u're prob not going to like where they're taking you. Think.
I've been playing The Sims 2 for years and still have it installed. Finally got all EP's and SP's. Gawd I love that game. I think I don't do anything in it anymore but invite old man winter over so I can watch them all beat on tin cans and yell in the new year. Just hate it when the cops show up and close it down (in game).
Patterning an mmorpg after a simulation life has been a long time dream for me. Only I love Final Fantasy settings.
Btw, all my sims have elf ears now that someone made a CAS replacement. Only those that come with the game are human.
My only beef is the setting. You can go Medieval with custom content but the objects are boring and since a sim lives most of his/her existence in doors the dark brick walls get depressing. Regular ordinary houses are fun for a bit but not enough escapism from reality for me. Not enough is left of the mermaid cc to warrent underworld civilizations. And I never really got into outer space tho I did a few houses like that for my aliens.
But yeah, simulation life existence would be awesome TO INCORPORATE in an mmo if done right. I propose one bar to represent all needs instead of many single bars covering each (bladder, hunger, sleep, etc). Then you could pick and choose what you char did to level the bar. I'd say have it act like a stamina bar. Have a wide variety things you could do to lift the stamina bar. Note I also play Mabinogi so a lot of ideas also came from them. If Mabinogi did not lag and d/c so much it would be as close to what you describe.
MOST IMPORTANT WOULD BE SIMULATION EXISTENCE IN WILDLIFE AND MOBS. I want landscapes realistic. Mobs need to breed and raise young or be killed into extinction. Get rid of ridiculous spawning. That is so unrealistic. Get rid of rabbits and squirrels that can kick your askit. Unrealistic. Have farms where you could breed mobs and put them back in the environment.
AND PET BREEDING! OMG WE NEED PET BREEDING! I want a game full of pets you can breed and dragon mounts you can breed and the colors come out different every time!!!!!!
Of course you MUST take care of some MMO issues first before this can be done. PvP vs. PvE at the top of the list. I don't see why games cannot release and run two versions of themselves to satisfy this rather than bothering with multiple servers. That way PvP rogue/archer stats will not reflect on PvE rogue/archer stats, etc.
Plus other issues like beautiful world but able to run on low end PC's. Game makers have got to stop building their games using super computers. If they used an old PC to build the game they'd know if it ran on an old PC.
Best console game: DD Dark Arisen. Best mmo: GW2. Best game series ever: The Sims.
Nice ideas! I'll be in touch with you privately about getting in on the Think Tank we have started up.
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throw as many stones as you want and pray when your turn comes I have ascended
I'm not very interested in another sims online but I would be very interested in seeing some Sims like mechanics make there way into a more traditional MMORPG.
Originally posted by ozmono
I thought about that as well, and I think it should be mainly a life sim but still have lots of RPG aspects, e.g you can go out into the wilderness and fight monsters, level up, explore, get gear/items etc. but you still have needs you must keep met (so you would need to bring food/water and such) and you still have the ability to get a lot and build a house or whatever you'd like from scratch on it. This would also help it cater to a larger audience. I'm also thinking about instances - but a limit on how frequently you can do them. Say you do an instance - once you finish you are not allowed to go back for a day or so, that way we stay away from just sitting around doing instances over and over to progress. I've got a day off from work today so I'm going to try and get the Think Tank finished and opened up to the public as well as compile the brainstorming that has already been done that I feel would go with what im looking for.
This is a long term project, as in 2-4 years long so if anyone is interested in getting in on the ground floor now is the time to do it. We have the ability to make this something great, especially not having a publisher breathing down our necks or telling us what needs to be added. This is a total community game, even though the team will have the final say we want to incorporate stuff that people actually WANT and not what *we* think people would like/want in a game. Which is why im so open to suggestions right now.
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I would play a SIMS type game if it was more like EVE. Instead of fleets of ships you control armies of SIMS or armies of characters.
Closest game to this is Granado Espada which is being relaunched again in 2013.
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If you want to create a game, then it would be good to start by saying what you can contribute to the project. If you're a skilled programmer or artist or musician or whatever, then say so.
But if all you have is ideas and will have to rely on others to do all of the real work, then even if you could organize a team, why wouldn't they just ignore you and make the game they want to make, not the one you want them to make?
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The only luck I had today was to have you as my opponent.
Originally posted by Quizzical
either because he has the money (unlikely) or because he has the intelectual property (also unlikely).
but usually the team leader also figures out the finances usually, doesnt he?
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Originally posted by Robokapp
If he has money or a needed IP, then that's what he can contribute. There are a lot of things that someone could conceivably contribute to a game project, but ideas aren't one of them. If you want people to care about your ideas, you have to have something else to contribute.
As stated in the original post, I am a musical composer and will be handling all soundtrack/sound FX for the video game. I will also be taking care of all funding needed, and oversee all development. Although I haven't done much Foley I know *how* to do it, and other than a microphone which I will be purchasing soon for this specific project I have a sufficient studio for composing both the soundtrack and the foley(sound fx).
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Originally posted by CodeMath
I wouldn't call relying on a kickstarter campaign "taking care of all funding needed". I would credit that, if it happens, to the community. Other than that sounds like you have something to contribute to me. Ideas still count for something in my book too but I agree it's a good thing you can do more than that.


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The Wolves closed out their 2010-11 season with a 5-4 overtime loss to Rockford on Sunday; Chicago finished the year in sixth place in the West Division with 89 points (39-30-5-6); the team's 89 points marked the 17th time in the 17 years of the franchise that the team has finished with a winning record.
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--- Darren Haydar: Ranked second on the Wolves and fourth in the AHL with 74 points in 77 games this season ... Shared first on Chicago and 17th in the league with 27 goals and ranked second on the team and shared seventh in the AHL with 47 assists ... Became the 41st player in AHL history to score 250 career goals on April 2 ... Named to the AHL's Second All-Star Team ... Moved into sixth place on the Wolves all-time scoring register with 254 points (87G, 167A) in 201 career games from 2006-2008 and 2010-11
--- Spencer Machacek: Ranked fifth on the Wolves with a career-high 32 assists and fourth on the club with a career-best 53 points in 67 games this season ... Ranked fourth on the team with 21 goals and became the first player in Wolves history to top the 20-goal plateau in each of his first three pro seasons ... Ranked second on the club with a +18 plus/minus rating recorded a plus or even rating in 56 of his 67 outings this season
--- Jared Ross: Ranked third on the Wolves and 20th in the league with 40 assists - which matched a career-high - and held third on the team with 55 points in 66 games this season ... Ranked seventh on the squad with 15 goals ... Bagged multiple-points 11 times, which includes a season-high three points four times
--- Andre Deveaux: Ranked third on the Wolves with a career-high 23 goals and fifth with a career-best 46 points in 73 outings this season ... Paced Chicago and shared fourth in the AHL with a career-most 14 power-play strikes ... Held 15th in the league with a team-high 194 penalty minutes
--- Paul Postma: Paced Wolves defensemen and shared 12th among AHL blueliners with 45 points (12G, 33A) in 69 games this season ... Ranked fourth on Chicago and 13th among league rear guards with 33 assists ... Shared second on the squad and held second among league defensemen with nine power-play markers
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It's a comfortable chair, but for the $2500 each that we paid for each of our chairs, I expect Human Touch to own up to a faulty design. The brake for reclining uses an inadequate bicycle brake cable. The barrel end holding it in place will break off. You will have to buy a replacement from Human Touch at a profit for them. Likewise with the $10 shipping fee for something that could go in a small envelope. When in need of small replacement parts for other items in the house, items that were far less expensive, companies have frequently sent the parts gratis.
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Twilight is about the fans.
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It's hokey and cute and the sparkling vampires are back. Director Bill Condon utilizes the source material to the best of his ability and brings to life one of the best movies of the "saga."
There are problems with the movie, however. The first half is slow — almost boring. While the first half works to find its groove, the second half of the movie really works — this is where the payoff is.
It takes Jacob (Taylor Lautner) taking off his clothes to liven up the audience and the movie.
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The visual effects of the movie, as with most of the series, still could be better. The facial animation of the quickly growing Renesmee is embarrassing at times, reminding this reviewer of some awful ogre animation from an early Harry Potter movie.
The "Twilight Saga" has become a cash cow for Summit Entertainment, which the franchise helped put on the map.
More money has clearly been put into the production of these films. But at times, audiences may not be able to tell.
Harping on some of story nuances of the movie, as some critics will ultimately do, will not best serve this review. The films follow the books. Director Condon is doing the same.
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Greg Jackson: Chael Sonnen tougher than people think
Greg Jackson: Chael Sonnen tougher than people think - Mixed Martial Arts News
Chael Sonnen may have talked his way into a lightheavyweight title bout, but Jon Jones' coach admits that Sonnen is a tough fight and they are taking him seriously:
There are a lot of danger zones with Chael. Chael is tougher than a lot of people give him credit for. When we didn't want to fight him on three days notice or whatever, we'd never fight anybody on such short notice for somebody at Jon Jones level. People think he doesn't have any punching power, but then you see him drop Anderson Silva. Once he gets on top of you, it's trouble, and a lot of guys can't seem to get around that ground and pound style, so if you don't do things correctly with him, you get in trouble real quick.
We have to make sure we take him very seriously. He's a very tough opponent and he's very smart. He's going to try to negate the length and push the fight forward, and we have to be ready for that. We have to be ready for a 25 minute, all out war. He's going to try to wear Jon down with his cardio. We have to be ready for all of those eventualities to make sure that Jon is on point and ready and can execute his gameplan. It's not going to be an easy fight.
Chael Sonnen: 'I'm the best MMA wrestler in the world'
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"He's never been in there with a gangster before," said Chael Sonnen of Jon Jones ahead of their showdown at UFC 159 on April 27, 2013. "He's been in there with a bunch of little boys that were scared of him."
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Apple's standard charging block is a lot more advanced than you may think
Apple's little, white, rounded rectangle of a wall charger, the one all of us got with our iPhones, may look simple from the outside but internally, it's a lot more advanced than most cell phone or electronics chargers on the market. Ken Shirriff managed to disassemble one and found that there's a lot more than meets the eye.
The iPhone power adapter is a switching power supply, where the input power is switched on and off about 70,000 times a second in order to get the exact output voltage required. Because of their design, switching power supplies are generally compact and efficient and generate little waste heat compared to simpler linear power supplies.
The internals consist of transistors, resistors, diodes, and tons of other little parts paired with two circuit boards that work together to carefully regulate what kind of power is being output via your USB cord. Ken goes on to explain that even though these are quite a bit more advanced than simliar chargers by manufacturers like Samsung, Apple still makes one heck of a profit on them.
I was surprised to realize how enormous Apple's profit margins must be on these chargers. These chargers sell for about $30 (if not counterfeit), but that must be almost all profit. Samsung sells a very similar cube charger for about $6-$10, which I also disassembled (and will write up details later). The Apple charger is higher quality and I estimate has about a dollar's worth of additional components inside.[14] But it sells for $20 more.
Apple issued a recall back in 2008 concerning the wall block and its ability for a prong to come loose and become lodged into a wall outlet accidentally. Tearing an older version apart next to a new one revealed that there were significant design changes made. Apple didn't go for a quick fix to secure the prong but completely redesigned the wall block altogether. This is a great example of how Apple still manages to focus on the little things, even if you can't see them.
Source: Ken Shirriff
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Apple's standard charging block is a lot more advanced than you may think
Could of at lease pased third grade speling clas.
At least, not at lease.
Passed, not pased.
Spelling, not speling.
It seems no one makes money on Apple products, but Apple. It is amazing how little the seller gets. To make money, carriers sell the plans. Stores hope the products will get you in the door to buy other things. QVC, and HSN sell the iPad, and iPod Touch, but tack on $300.00 of really cheap accessories to make a profit. I am sorry, but even with the high tech the charger is, it is not worth 30 bucks. We all use them, until they wear out, then buy an off brand. One big con about the chargers, the cord. It is not long before it will come loose from the base. I have two that the wire cord has pulled back, exposing the insulation. I never pull the charger out by the cord.
If it is an Apple power block, the USB cable is separate from the charger block, Sounds like you have a after market product not an official Apple one... Just saying
Clearly orange spelled that way on purpose, genius.
The question that isn't asked is if this additional advancement is needed. I've owned dozens of USB chargers, the only issues I've ever had is losing them. But thank goodness for Apple thinking of our best interest and offering a quality charger with a 500% markup. How thoughtful of them.
Also gotta love how dedicated Apple is about the prongs. It was some sort of engineering marvel to figure out how to make them as sturdy as pretty much every other plug ever made. Way to earn that 500%!
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Excellent scriptural points, Jabcat. There is an earthly body and a spiritual body. For we know that if our earthly house of this tabernacle were dissolved, we have a building of God, an house not made with hands, eternal in the heavens. 2 Cor. 5:1See basically the entire book of 1Corinthians, particulary chapter 15. It is all about the death of the body._________________________________________________________________________Also, good to read: Hebrews chapter 4 and 5_________________________________________________________________________I began to quote a bunch of scriptures, but I know we all have our own bibles. I cannot find anywhere in the scriptures that promises our earthly bodies will never die. But there is plenty of promise that we are awaiting the redemption of our body (in a new body, not natural, not made of flesh and blood, not subject to death). Jesus was obedient even unto death in order to bring many sons to glory. He did not shrink from death. He embraced/accepted it, with suffering, patience, and faith in his Father. Was he not the pattern we are to follow? I'm not saying seek death. I don't think Jesus sought death. But neither did he shrink from it in fear and unbelief. Being able to face death is of paramount importance to me in my Christian faith. And not only face my own death, but also to not be shaken (to the point of losing faith) by the death of my loved ones). If I can overcome those things through Christ in this world, overcome the fear of death and the fear of dying and the fear of losing my beloved brothers and sisters to death, that is a major part of having overcome the world (IMO). I suppose that is why I have a great distaste for the health and wealth gospel - because it is not honest IMO.
Anne... these are exactly my thoughts as well. Especially the bolded. Will come back later and share more. But FAITH in the UNSEEN, Strong faith when dealing with death, either your own or one of your loved ones... there is a lot of the power of God that comes into play when dealing with these things. God does a lot of work in people who are grieving. Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted. To not grieve, is to miss out on profound works in our heart, from our Father. I know this firsthand. Up close and personal.Do not fear, Jesus overcame the world.And so shall we, though Him.but we MUST walk THROUGH this valley of the shadow of death.NOT around it.Well, I have much to share on this topic... but will see where the conversation goes..Peace.
but we MUST walk THROUGH this valley of the shadow of death.NOT around it.
The death that we die is to sin according to Romans chapters 6 and 7 so that we'd belong to Another. That's the death that's appointed to every man. These bodies don't need to die.
Hi SQ.That is a question that takes much wisdom, knowledge and understanding to give and receive.While brother Martin may be fully capable to present it for your understanding, may I suggest some reading that is already available: www.kingdombiblestudies.org/priest/RP1.htm
Bring them to me.Amen Martin.
Quote from: Beloved Servant on November 04, 2009, 03:24:31 AMBring them to me.Amen Martin.Since you two claim to be able to raise the dead, how about raising my mother and father up from the grave. I'd like to have them over for dinner this weekend, but they are currently unconscious, asleep in their graves, and in fact, you are going to need some serious supernatural power to raise up my mother who was cremated in March.Thanks!Anne
I don't mean any offense by this, and maybe this is just me being slow, but I've noticed that people will often quote passages without any commentary whatsoever, and I don't think I've had one single time where I understood what they were trying to say.
"endless" [life]G179ἀκατάλυτοςakatalutosak-at-al'-oo-tosFrom G1 (as a negative particle) and a derivative of G2647; indissoluble, that is, (figuratively) permanent: - endless.
Ok wait guys. Reading back through this thread again... I am compelled to say the following:What do people believe? Raising people from the dead? We don't have to die a physical death?? Please, (Taffy, Cardinal, Martin, ) if you wouldn't mind, can you guys answer my questions I posted earlier so I can understand what you are saying? I think we need to get this stuff out in the open, guys... once and for all.What do you think?peace,sparrow
Quote"endless" [life]G179ἀκατάλυτοςakatalutosak-at-al'-oo-tosFrom G1 (as a negative particle) and a derivative of G2647; indissoluble, that is, (figuratively) permanent: - endless.Molly,Just to clarify if you could. Why did you quote this definition, when in Titus 1:2 the word is "aionios" are you deriving that word from a scripture you did not mention in your previous post?
Hi Seth, I was talking about the holy calling of Jesus--the royal priesthood--which is based on akatalutos life. That is a very strong word of which there can be no doubt--one who has become a priest not on the basis of a regulation as to his ancestry but on the basis of the power of an indestructible life.--Heb 7:16People were asking for scripture, so I am trying to provide scripture. Here are some more on the holy calling--An Holy Calling" (2 Tim. 1:9) "The High Calling of God" (Phil. 3:14) "The Calling of God" (Rom. 11:29) "Your Calling" (1 Cor. 1:26; Eph. 4:4) "The Heavenly Calling" (Heb. 3:1)
25 Now to him who is able to strengthen you according to my gospel and the preaching of Jesus Christ, according to the revelation of the mystery that was kept secret for long ages,--Rom 16[7But we impart a secret and hidden wisdom of God, which God decreed before the ages for our glory.]--1 Cor 29who saved us and called us to a holy calling, not because of our works but because of his own purpose and grace, which he gave us in Christ Jesus before the ages began,--2 Tim 12 in hope of eternal life, which God,who never lies, promised before the world began.--Titus 1
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