text: Comments (18) + Add comment Comments (18) Featured dedicatedtogamers + 870d ago I'm just about to finish up my Survivor NG+ file. This game is so good. It definitely raises the bar for story-based games. #1 Agree(22) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply asmith2306 + 870d ago Finished it on survivor myself and I gotta say I preferred the Hard difficulty because you get more resources. Don't get my wrong, playing through on Survivor was intense, a lot of avoiding conflict and very little resources... but nothing beats the feeling of blowing a guys head off in this game, so I like the ammo :) #1.1 Agree(4) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply Galletto3 + 870d ago "Without wanting to start a "fanboy war", I can't help but think how a similarly-designed game would have performed on Xbox 360. Would it have sold anywhere close to 3.5 million copies worldwide, either now or, say, in 2010? Would Microsoft have been up to the task to push the 360 as a must-have device to play such a game, as Sony has with Naughty Dog's latest?" Great question. Its hard to say. Obviously the quality speaks for itself and no matter what console/comp you are using, a player appreciates a great game. I want to say it would do just as well, because Microsoft markets the crap out of any game they believe will be a winner. If this was released in 2010 you bet your ass by 2011 or 2012, both companies would be bundling this with their newest wave of consoles during the holiday season. Man I really fell in love with this game. This was not only a great video game, but a great story. This will definitely win a few GOTY awards. If you ever bring up an argument that video games are art, use this as ammo and compare it to Cormac Mccarthy's The Road. #2 (Edited 870d ago ) | Agree(7) | Disagree(5) | Report | Reply 1nsomniac + 870d ago What!? Why is that a great question what difference does it make what console it was on?? The high praise is for the game, at what point do u believe the console should get the credit instead of the game? I don't understand any of the points you've tried to make... #2.1 (Edited 870d ago ) | Agree(3) | Disagree(3) | Report | Reply KiRBY3000 + 870d ago marketing helps selling games. whats great about that? TLOU sold well, im glad for Naughty Dog. but if it would have sold poorly, i would have enjoyed the game just as much. its as simple as that. there was a time when nobody was using the "sales" of a system or a game to make a point. #2.2 Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply jc48573 + 870d ago I don't think is just gamers. I bet people who weren't even interested in gaming in the first place probably bought the game. #3 Agree(8) | Disagree(3) | Report | Reply Wintersun616 + 870d ago This is one of the few games my wife wanted to watch me play despite all the gore, which is something she usually can't stand to watch. At first she didn't care but after seeing a few cutscenes during my first playthrough she wanted to see the whole thing. That doesn't happen often with pretty much any kind of games. #3.1 Agree(4) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply Agent_hitman + 870d ago I forgot to congratulate ND in the previous topic regarding the success of TLOU.... Congrats Sony and ND.. Now I want a sequel and Uncharted 4 for PS4. Please #4 Agree(10) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply Wintersun616 + 870d ago I read the "please" in Ellie's voice, when she asked Joel to sing for him at the university. #4.1 Agree(8) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply Wintersun616 + 870d ago for her* lol... #4.1.1 Agree(5) | Disagree(0) | Report dethpuck + 870d ago It probably would have done even better on Xbox. If you look at how exclusives sell on Xbox. Great game very depressing but good. Reminds me why I own both consoles. I never miss a great game. #5 Agree(0) | Disagree(18) | Report | Reply TrollExterminator 870d ago | Spam FlunkinMonkey + 870d ago These new 2nd/3rd/4th accounts are a plague, get out from behind the curtain you queefing coward. #5.2 Agree(4) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply Kos-Mos + 870d ago Since when did the majority want a good story? #6 Agree(1) | Disagree(14) | Report | Reply Tiqila + 870d ago exactly #6.1 Agree(1) | Disagree(4) | Report | Reply Kos-Mos + 870d ago I wonder if anyone can even desrice what a good story is. #6.1.1 Agree(0) | Disagree(1) | Report Chapter11 + 870d ago Too bad this'll get two or three sequels before its all said and done. #7 Agree(0) | Disagree(3) | Report | Reply g-nome + 870d ago Zombie games are an easy sell. #8 Agree(0) | Disagree(5) | Report | Reply Add comment You need to be registered to add comments. Register here or login Username Password Remember Rules & guidelines Login


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Zamoyski palace & museum in Kozlowka
I think this one beats the Lubartow residence! It's a late baroque palace that consists of the main building and wings that surround a grand courtyard, and a beautiful garden at the back. This type of layout was typical for magnate residences in 17th and 18th c., and is called after the French fashion: "entre cour et jardin".
It was made into a 'temple' of the Polish culture & heritage by one of the Zamoyskis; he gathered a whole collection of portraits, paintings and what-nots. The palace is one of the best preserved magnate residences as it was spared during WWII. It's all now available to see: the residence is now a museum with guided tours.
For contrast, the museum also has a vast collection of socialistic art such as monuments of Stalin ort Lenin that were taken down all over Poland in 1989 and were brought to Kozlowka to form a unique "skansen of socialistic art". Now that's a kick to see all that crap art after the fall of communism! :-)
The museum has so much more! Check their website for details.
Kozlowka is only 7km (over 4m) west of Lubartow. So from Lublin you can go to Lubartow first, and then change your bus to get to Kozlowka.
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New Jewish cemetery
The new Jewish cemetery (Nowy cmentarz zydowski) was established in 1829 at a time when the Jews constitued almost half of Lublin's inhabitants. During WWII the cemetery was completely destroyed by Nazis.
The cemetery has been renovated by a foundation of private people. The newly built memorial room at the entrance houses a small exhibition. Unfortunately both the cemetery and the memorial room were closed when we visited the place in the late afternoon.
The new Jewish cemetery can be found about 1,5 kilometres northeast of Lublin's old town, just next to the Catholic cemetery (Cmentarz Rzymskokatolicki).
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Old Jewish cemetery
Lublin's old Jewish cemetery (Stary cmentarz zydowski) is the oldest known Jewish cemetery in Poland. It was in use between the 16th and 19th century, but unfortunately was destroyed several times; the last time in 1944 by the Nazis.
When we were there the completely walled cemetery was closed and my guidebook recommended to contact the caretaker to get in. As it was already late we decided to just have a look from the outside and wander around the place.
The old Jewish cemetery is located on a hill know as Grodzisko, which can be found at the corner of the streets ul. Kalinowszczyzna and ul. Sienna; about 20 minutes on foot northeast of Lublin's castle.
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Day trip to Kazimierz Dolny
On our second day in Lublin, we took a day trip by bus to picturesque Kazimierz Dolny, which is situated at the river Wisla about 60 km west of Lublin.
The little town is home to many historic sights, with the Market Square and its quaint tenement houses being the touristy heart of the city.
Other points of interest include the ruins of a fourteenth century castle with its watchtower, an impressive Parish Church and the late 16th century Reformed Franciscan Church.
For more info on how to get to Kazimierz Dolny from Lublin, please read my transportation tips.
Website: http://www.kazimierzdolny.pl/
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The State Museum at Majdanek
Ok, this is as much a "things to do" tip, but i put it here because it's a bit of a drive out of town... The 'museum' is an amazing experience, though also a very somber one. 78000 people were killed in this camp alone during WW2, which is a shocking statistic. From the reception hall, to the Mausoleum at the end of 5km walk, you are bombarded with images and facts about the way of life at Majdanek. From the Gas chambers, to the Shoe hall (quite literally, just a huge dorm FULL of shoes), and the crematorium (which i didn't even enter - i'd had enough by then), it's an experience i am not ever going to forget.
Entrance is free, though children under 14 are apparently not permitted.
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40kms north of Lublin and a couple of kms beyond Lubartow is the highway town of Firlej. Virtually nothing here at first until you turn right heading north of the highway and there's the lake and what is obviously a recreation centre for families. It's wonderful - a series of small cottages and huts around the lakeside - BBQ areas, access for swimming and baoting, campsites etc.. But all very low key and uncommercialised. It took us completely by surprise.
Zamoyski Palace, Lubartow
Approximately 35kms north of Lublin is the impressive Zamoyski Palace just to the west of Lubartow in the hamlet of Kozlowka. It is one of the grandest palaces in the region. Built in the 1740s by the Bielinski family before it came into the hands of the Zamoyski family, it's the usual barrage of excess - opulent, extraordinary, OTT. The grounds are extensive and were constantly worked on up until WWII.
On your way around Lublin Old Town you'll certainly see numerous dark passages and gates leading to nobody knows what. I'm really very fond of visiting those mysterious and dangerous places - off the beaten path but right in the middle of the most popular routes.
I can almost hear the walls talk...
Kazimierz Dolny...
The other place is Kazimierz Dolny. So beautiful, I wanted to stay there longer !
Kazimierz Dolny is situated on the bank of The Vistula River.
It is a picturesque town brim with outdoor activities surrounding the area.
There's also a castle ruins situated on the small hill over looking The Vistula River. It is about 13 km from Pulawy & about 44 km from Lublin.MY KAZIMIERZ DOLNY PAGE...[Please click on 'Kazimierz Dolny']
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2 places that you must also find time to go to if you are based in Lublin, are Pulawy & Kazimierz Dolny.
Photo on the left is taken in Pulawy which is a serene & laidback village about 50 km from Lublin.
There's 1 train per hour to Pulawy but it's more convenient to take a bus or to travel by car.MY PULAWY PAGE...[Please click on 'Pulawy']
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Majdanek Concentration Camp
I don't think everyone goes here.. nor know there's a camp in the middle of the city. We were travelling by our own car and finally found it. You can access it with a trolley car too, but going by your own car is easiest. You can park your car very close to the camp fence and the gate.
Sure was an interesting place to visit, especially for me who's interested in WWII.
See my Majdanek page for more information.
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Sanguszko palace in Lubartow
Gosh, I didn't realise there is so much to see around Lublin! This is another example of a baroque residence of a famous Polish magnate family, the Sanguszkos. Another one surrounded by a lovely interesting park!
And I didn't know Lubartow, this tiny town in eastern Poland, was a pretty 'international' place as early as 15th century! It had settlers arriving from Germany, the Netherlands and France. And in the 16th century it was a calvinism centre in the Reformation era.
If you like old architecture, you're gonna find Lubartow interesting just as well as the palace. The town is only 25km (16m) north of Lublin and you can get there by bus (goes every 15-20 minutes).
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Where to get more info
If you're already in Lublin and want to get more detailed information about the "Off the Beaten Paths" below or any other destinations in the region (maps, transportation details, etc.), go to the LOIT - Lublin's Tourist Information Centre ( Lubelski Osrodek Informacji Turystycznej ).
It is in 1/3 Jezuicka St. and that's easy to find: enter the Old Town through the Cracow Gate and you'll see it on the first corner to your right.
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ZAMOSC, a World Heritage City
The old town in Zamosc is often called the pearl of European Renaissance .
Its layout with the 120 monuments of architecture has been enlisted by UNESCO as an example of World Heritage.
The town was founded in late 16th c. by Jan Zamoyski, the great chancellor and crown marshall (hetman) of Poland. It was designed to be a "citta ideale" by an Italian architect, Bernardo Morando, and perhaps that is why Zamosc is often compared to towns in Tuscany (well, in fact the whole region is called "the Polish Tuscany" for its landscapes).
It is a must! Check some samples of Zamosc architecture in the town's picture gallery.
Zamosc is about 90km (less than 60m) south-east from Lublin, easy to get to by train.
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Czartoryski residence in Pulawy
The town itself isn't anything exceptional in Poland but it has got a wondferful, baroque-classicistic palace of the Czartoryski magnate family. This residential palace became the center of Polish political and cultural life after Poland was finally partitioned in 1795.
The palace is surrounded by a vast romantic park with some cute examples of architecture . One of them is the Sybilla temple (see the picture) that imitates that of Vest in Tivoli, Italy. Two other ones are the Gothic House and the little palace that was built for Marynka, Czartoryski's daughter. It's really a pleasure to take a relaxing stroll in the park while touring all the pieces of nice architecture there. But choose rather a nice day as this is an outdoor experience.
You can get to Pulawy by train or bus, it's only about 50 km (32m) north-west of Lublin.
And while you're there, you have only 15 km (9m) south of Pulawy to get to the lovely old town of Kazimierz Dolny :-)) It makes sense to do the two within one day!
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hi.. iam new in developing URM methodolgy....now am doing APB using URM..... in this I am considering only one master & one slave.. Doubt: Is arbitration necesary for this to develop URM? if it necessary how i have to resolve? if it is not necessary how i have to create master_monitor, master_seq_drv...... please anyone help me regarding this issue..Thanks & regardsraghavendra
Hi Raghavendra,URM does not require your models to include arbitration and it is not appropriate for a bus like APB that can only have a single master. For the system you describe, you should create one master agent and one slave agent - these can be similar to the agents in the xbus example provided in the IPCM release.The master sequence driver should generate a series of read or write transactions that the master agent will drive onto the APB bus. The master monitor will independently watch the APB bus and detect the how master is driving it and extract the relevant data (read/write, address, etc).The slave sequence driver should control how the slave responds to read/write commands on the bus. The slave monitor should detect bus activity corresponding to that particular slave (a real APB system would have multiple slaves so your model should take account of that).You could also have an overall bus monitor (like the xbus example) that is accessed from the agent monitors and coordinates the sequence driver activity.Hope that gives you some ideas.Regards,Dave
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Democrats in Rotterdam will have an opportunity to vote for their preferred candidates for town board at the Tuesday, Sept. 18, primary.
Two town board seats are up for election this fall because Democrat Robert Godlewski is running for a seat in the Schenectady County Legislature and Democrat Diane Marco is retiring.
According to Rotterdam's Democratic Committee Chairman Tony Cervera, the committee has endorsed two candidates: Richard Leet and John Silva.
John Denny, who applied for the Democratic endorsement, but didn't receive it, is pushing for the primary.
Leet, a Rotterdam native, is a manager at CVS, and Silva, who moved to Rotterdam about eight years ago from Massachusetts, is the CEO of a health-care company. Denny has lived in Rotterdam his whole life. He attended Schalmont High School and has worked for the town for more than 30 years in the highway department, the water and sewer department and most recently in the Department of Public Works. He is set to retire at the first of the year.
Cervera said Leet and Silva were chosen for the Democratic endorsement because of their leadership positions and because they have been active in the Democratic Party for more than 30 years.
Rich Leet spends a lot of time at St. Gabriel's Church and is on every committee there is. John Silva is active in helping the homeless and underprivileged through his company and is good at writing grants to keep his operation going, Cervera said.
While both Leet and Silva are relatively unknown in the town, Cervera said he views that as a positive thing.
"I think this is what the town of Rotterdam really needs -- some new blood instead of career politicians," he said.
Denny said because he has worked for the town, he knows how it runs and how to best save money. He is a controversial figure within the town because he has changed party affiliation many times and is currently seeking the Democratic endorsement although he already has the endorsement of the Republican Party.
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The Supreme Hydra unmasked! A mystery super-villain revealed! An action bonanza!
- The Kingpin was last seen in Amazing Spider-Man 85.
- This issue features a letters page, Let's Rap With Cap. Letters are published from Glen Rowsam, John W. Hanley,, and Rene Del Prado.
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Recently renovated Provencal villa in a stunning location. Views of the mountains and distant coast line of Cannes & Antibes. Quality fixtures and fittings throughout, Hi-fi, TV's and SKY. Kids TV room with PS2 and extensive film and game library. 5 good sized rooms, plus a childrens room with a triple bunk bed. 2 bathrooms and 2 shower rooms all recently done. Summer dining terrace with large Gas Barbecue. Shady areas to relax and sunbathing terrace away from main pool area for serious sun bathers! Beautiful decked pool area. Kids garden toys, including Table Tennis, Boules pitch.
Great location of mountain lovers and beach goers very easy access to both. Ideal also for those wanting to explore the Medieval villages of the Cote D'azur, Gordon, St Paul de Vence being less than 20 mins drive. Monaco is only 30 minutes away and offers a different world again to explore. Or shopping in Cannes is great for those in need of serious retail therapy. Ideal rental for large family of multiple families. Catering can be organised and concierge services are available at an extra charge and on request.
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|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (5), Single beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 12, Lounge seats for 12
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Secure parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Wheelchair users
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Bedroom 1 with Queen Size bed
Terrace room off bed 1 with Triple bunk bed. Double and Single.
Bedroom 2 with Double Bed
Bedroom 3 flexible - Twin or double
Bedroom 4 with Double Bed
Bedroom 5 with Double Bed
En- suite bathroom with shower, Free standing bath WC to bedroom 1
En-Suite Shower room and WC off bedroom 2
Family Bathroom with Shower, WC
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Utility room with washing machine.
Very large living room and dining room open plan (63m2) with beamed ceiling and open fire. Beautiful room for families and entertaining. Sofa's, TV and DVD player, IPod stand etc.
Kids TV room with PS2 (WiFi throughout) including games and extensive film library. Extensive book library for all ages.
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Its a lovely family garden with various terraced areas for eating, playing or sunbathing. The swimming pool is newly fitted in 2008 and is 9 x 4 m with a gorgeous deck and stunning views. We have outdoor furniture for dining and lounging. And outdoor games for the kids, including table tennis, boules etc. We are on the edge of the national park so there are some lovely walks that go on for miles - be careful you don't get lost!
The property is easily located for wheel chair access from the side entrance and the car can practically get into the house! There is also a ramp to the pool terrace rather than steps. Most of the bedrooms are on the ground floor and my 88 year old grandmother lived very happily with us!
This area has an abundance of great golf course. 3 mins drive away with have one of the French Riviera's jewels - Opio Valbonne Golf Club. Imagine and 18 hole course, nestled between sea and mountains in the heart of 220 hectares of undulating property shaded by century old trees. This is the oldest in the region and was designed buy a British architect Donald Harradine in 1966. The front nine require precise iron approach shots while the back nine call for long straight shots. The Grand Basitide is also only 5 mins away. The brilliant architect Cabell Robinson set out to build an "all purpose" course for all golfers, even though a number of water hazards might scare a beginner! Well contoured greens but thick rough offering a good excuse to stay on the fairway! A course that certainly offers a fun round to play.
The Royal Mougins course designed by famous Bon Von Hagge. This is a truly magnificent course and worth the time to visit and play a round of truly elegant golf!
Cannes is only 20 mins away and with its Vast yachts the town lives up to its motto, "Life is a festival." People-watching is the activity that brings most visitors to Cannes But the Beaches are a huge draw. Get expensive seaside food and drinks service on hotel sand or opt for the free public beaches, Plages du Midi and de de la Boca. Or opt for the beeches of Antibes or Juan Le Pins. Plenty of choice of both Private and public beaches - remember the cream the Sun is strong in the summer!
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Fields of lavender and yellow sunflowers, blue skies and bluer seas. This area of Proven�e has inspired generations of artists, and drawn famous visitors from Picasso to Winston Churchill, Christian Dior to Catherine Deneuve.
Picturesque and ancient villages to explore, stunning views from the hill top village of Cabris. Visit Biot, famous for its glass and also the lovely village of Valbonne.
You can eat bouillabaisse in some of France's finest restaurants, and shop in tiny local markets selling local specialities like olives, zucchini, lemons, and black truffles. The local ros� is particularly prized, but why not also try some of the local pastis, like pastis Beranais, flavoured with brandy and orange-flower water.
There are beautiful white beaches, designer shops, and glamorous spas to enjoy by day, and world-famous casinos, night-clubs and bars to excite you by night.
The Cannes film festival is the most famous yearly event, but there are dozens of other celebrations, performances and exhibitions going on up and down the coast all year round, and famous art collections like the Picasso museum at Antibes Juan-les-Pins.
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While in Le Rouret, you will discover the magic of the best French perfumes, because the plants grown here are destined for the distilleries of Grasse, including jasmine, roses, orange trees, violets...
Le Rouret is a classic example of a typical Provencal village undergoing modern development : without ignoring its agricultural past, Le Rouret is slowly turning towards tourism by developing its cultural activities.
Village shops, bank and cashpoint 10 mins walk. Cycling and walking on the doorstep. Le Rouret is proud to have a Michelin Stared Restaurant La Close De St Pierre and other Italian and Pizza restaurants, as well as local wine cave, bistros and wonderful french cafes and bars. Valbonne has many eateries and shops. St Paul De Vence is worth visiting for the art galleries. Many super markets available locally.
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A high speed, action game with massive combos as you skillfully dash through the air without touching the ground.
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Can you fight against gravity? In Project Stormos, you chain together midair dash combos and complete entire levels trying to never touch the ground. Play and compete with your friends in online multiplayer, or build levels together with the in-game editor and share them with the community. The level of challenge is high, but so is the level of reward. You will learn to conquer gravity. You will learn to fly. The Anti-Platformer is here!
Enjoy Project Stormos and many other great games on Desura.
I'm excited, please let me know if anyone has any questions
Looks good
Also, I'll be hanging out at SuperbossGames.com if anyone has questions.
irc channel is Irc.freenode.net
Um, so I just bought it but when I create an account and log in in game it says I haven't bought the game so...what do.
EDIT: Oh, figured it out. Just copy/paste your Desura key into the coupon and activate it. Just in case anyone else has any issues.
Looks neat. :) Just bought it. :D Congrats on your release!
Thanks! May it bestow many hours of fun upon you.
Good to see Stormos up on Desura mang!
Wow, this looks like so much fun! Really good trailer!


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Episode 13 "The Wedding of River Song" Trailer
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I'm unfamiliar with two bath fixer...
I don't own any hypo clear, I've only recently been aware of it, and some say they never use it, others always, and so it's just another step to make the whole thing take longer, but I'll pick some up next time I'm any B&H...
Hypo makes the wash time shorter right? Can you use it in the tank or is it like wetting agent where it can affect the tank plastic so you have to use it in another container?
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Review for Alberta Bair Theater Corporation, Billings, MT, USA
I am on staff with Alberta Bair Theater. I witness, on a daily basis, the dedication of our 100 + volunteer ushers, the loyalty of our donors who support our mission, the admiration of the children we serve through our arts education program, and the determination of our board members who push us to do the best we can in delivering the arts.
Alberta Bair Theater is a point of pride for the residents of Billings and an anchor in our downtown commerce. Our followers and patrons appreciate the quality of our performances.


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FARM's Executive Director, Michael A. Webermann, is in the midst of an exciting international speaking tour! His first stop was in Luxembourg to present at the International Animal Rights Conference.
Michael then traveled to India to speak on uprooting animal oppression and grassroots strategies at two Living Free Bootcamps. The activist training camps are hosted by the Federation of Indian Animal Protection Organizations (FIAPO) and co-sponsored by FARM.
Agribusiness seeks to keep us in the dark, but our three-minute animated video shines a light on the truth -- without the gore.
Our brand new "Have We Been Lied To?" video was created as an alternative to our graphic 10 Billion Lives video so we can reach millions of people in places where graphic videos are censored.
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Please travel with me on my journey drawing, sketching and painting throughout the United States and Europe.
Thursday, March 5, 2015
My Newest Large format Watercolor Book
Please travel with me on my journey drawing, sketching and painting throughout the United States and Europe.
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Sunday, March 16, 2014
The Blue House, Utica, New York.
This house is on the East side of Utica, probably on Park Avenue. It's a real symbol for Utica- Great unloved historic homes slowly falling apart.
I can say mean critical things about Utica because I'm from there, and don't know any better.
A detail of the painting is posted below.
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Friday, February 21, 2014
Buci News
Buci News is a great little shop and worth a visit when you're in the neighborhood. I'd like to send the owners a link to this post but couldn't find their email address…can anyone help? thanks, I appreciate it. It's a watercolor painting that I just finished.
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Sunday, August 25, 2013
New watercolor travel box.
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Have watercolors, will travel. On the drawing table now.
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Saturday, March 2, 2013
Lamar's Bagel, Hot and Cold, Madison Street. NYC
I wandered down to the Lower East Side of Manhattan recently to shoot photos and see the sights. I found this great street which happened to catch my eye. I've decided to go back again as soon as possible.
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Detail of Lamar's Bagel Shop, Madison St., NYC
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Detail of Lamar's Bagelry 197 Madison Street, NYC
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Friday, March 1, 2013
Detail - 59 th Street bridge watercolor.
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Under the 59 th Street Bridge
My newest painting of the 59th Street bridge. As everyone knows, this is the largest structure in the world to be built entirely of iron popsicle sticks.
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Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Saturday, February 23, 2013
Lamar's Bagel Hot and Cold, Free Soda $3.99
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Friday, February 22, 2013
Lamar's Bagel sketch and start of inking
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Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Cooper Union subway entrance, Astor Place
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Cooper Union Watercolor detail
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Cooper Union, Astor Place detail of watercolor.
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Cooper Union, Astor Place, New York City
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Sunday, February 17, 2013
Astor Place, Cooper Union sketch
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Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Notre Dame Cathedral by Roger De Muth
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Friday, January 18, 2013
Metropolitan Museum of Art Ink Sketch
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Tuesday, January 15, 2013
C. Ledyard Blair Carriage House
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Saturday, January 12, 2013
Romanesque in the rain on the right side of Greene Street, NYC
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Friday, January 11, 2013
Central Park Stonework
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Thursday, January 10, 2013
Wildenstein Gallery detail
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Pencil sketch of NYC Trolley Barn, 63rd Street
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Central New York State, Route 80, New Woodstock
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Winter, upstate New York,
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Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Wildenstein Gallery watercolor
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Wildenstein Gallery inked drawing.
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Wednesday, January 2, 2013
The Viand Coffee Shop, Madison Ave.
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Monday, December 31, 2012
The Alwyn Building, Petrossian Restaurant, NYC
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The Mott Street General Store, NYC
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Thursday, December 20, 2012
View from the 8th floor outside Eleanor Ettinger Gallery
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Friday, November 23, 2012
Cazenovia Village Board meeting
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Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Notre Dame Cathedral Watercolor
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Saturday, November 3, 2012
Painting on location in Nantucket
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Paris Opera House Watercolor
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Saturday, October 27, 2012
Roger's rainbow Iphone photos.
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Sunday, October 14, 2012
Educator's Conference notes in color from The S.O.I, N.Y.
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The Garden of Great Quotations
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Calligraphy for The Garden of Great Quotations.
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Garden of great quotations pano from the roof.
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The Garden of Great Quotations
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Saturday, October 13, 2012
The Garden of Great Quotations
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Monday, October 8, 2012
Society of Illustrator's Educator's Conference
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Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Washington, DC water fountain near the Capitol Building
Here's a painting I just finished of a water fountain just below the hill from the Capitol building in Washington, DC.
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Thursday, December 15, 2011
New Limited edition Venice Print
Here is a new print that I just finished. It's a water color painting from "My Italian Sketchbook". I'm nearly done with the book after about 14 months of drawing and painting. The book is 216 pages of drawings, sketches & paintings of a dozen cities in Italy. Let me know if you would like one of the prints. Let's talk.
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Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Roger's watercolors at Lubin House, Palitz Gallery, NYC
I wanted to let everyone know that I'm having a show with John Thompson at Lubin House. The show opened August 15 and runs through September 29. Please join us at the ARTIST'S RECEPTION WED. SEPT. 14TH FROM 6-8PM Paintings by John Thompson, watercolors by Roger De Muth, See you there!
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Sunday, July 31, 2011
Thursday, June 16, 2011
My drawing table in the studio
I could have a drawing table that was a mile long and it would be filled with junk and precious artifacts. I would still work on in a space about the size of a large dog. Oh, well. Here's my desk.
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Scoop: CBS' Two and a Half Men Casts Hellcat Aly Michalka as Amber Tamblyn's Love Interest
CBS' Two and a Half Men is about to get a whole new woman.
Aly Michalka has been cast in the recurring role of Brooke, love interest to Amber Tamblyn's Jenny, TVLine has learned.
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As of now, Michalka is set to appear in two episodes this season. The first will air on Thursday, Dec. 12.
Hellcats alum Michalka and sister AJ are familiar to Disney Channel viewers as the musical duo Aly & AJ, who have appeared in concert specials and the TV movie Aly & AJ: Sister Act.
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I have an extra print left over from the last printing session. If you want, I could send it to the last person in the "Not received" list.
Just PM me his/her address. I was the one who did not receive a print in the previous exchange, and I know how it feels.


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|The Lake Winnipesaukee Association (LWA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting the Big Lake's water quality and natural resources through monitoring, education, stewardship, and science guided approaches for lake management.
State of Milfoil – 50 Years Later!
Lake Winnipesaukee has the dubious distinction of being the lake in NH where milfoil was first discovered in 1965. 50 years later, the plant can be found in most areas of the lake. Communities have invested tremendous time and money in the battle to control this invasive plant.
Are we making progress? On August 6th, join the Lake Winnipesaukee Association in a public forum on the 'State of Milfoil in Winnipesaukee – 50 Years Later!' What is being done, lessons learned, the economic impact of invasive plants, and what new threats we should be on the watch for, will be topics covered during the forum.
Milfoil Committees from around the lake will present information on their ongoing efforts to control the spread of milfoil as well as watching out for new invasives. John Halstead, UNH Professor of Environmental and Resource Economics, will provide information regarding the economic impacts due to invasive species, and Amy Smagula, NHDES Exotic Species Program Coordinator, and John Magee, NH Fish & Game, will discuss current invasive aquatic plants and animals in our rivers, lakes and ponds, and new threats to be on the watch for.
The forum is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served. A $5 donation will gladly be accepted at the door to help cover costs associated with the program. Please register here.
For more information contact Pat Tarpey, Lake Winnipesaukee Association at 581-6632.
Book your cruise on the Floating Classroom today!
The Floating Classroom is a fun and informative hands-on program designed to teach both young and old about lake ecology and the issues threatening Lake Winnipesaukee. Join us on an adventure into the past as we learn fun and interesting facts about the history, geology, and ecology of the lake. The tour features a 2 hr. boat excursion on a pontoon boat, where participants get an opportunity to be the 'scientist', measuring water clarity, temperature, and viewing zooplankton collected with a plankton tow.
Tours depart from the Weirs public docks on Thursdays at 10am and 1pm. The cost is $20 per adult and $15 per child under 16. Members of the Lake Winnipesaukee Association receive a 10% discount. Cruises should be booked two days in advance and registrations can be made on line at: Floating Classroom Registration.
Winnipesaukee Ice Out 'P check' Results
Thank you to all of the volunteers, NHDES staff, UNH, communities and businesses that made the second Ice Out 'P check' a success!
A flotilla of boats went out on Lake Winnipesaukee on Monday, May 4, 2015 in a massive coordination effort conducted by the Lake Winnipesaukee Association to obtain lake samples after ice out. Ice out on Winnipesaukee was declared on April 24th, leaving a small window of opportunity to collect samples before the lake begins to stratify. Read the article in the Citizen to learn more.
"We could not make this event happen without the tremendous cooperation and support from numerous individuals, state agencies, local marinas, UNH, and the town Conservation Commissions!" stated Pat Tarpey, Executive Director, LWA.
Looking for a special gift for someone?
Check out the custom maps and charts being offered through the Map Guy. This is a great opportunity to have an unique map or chart created to celebrate your home or business, reflect your lifestyle, interests, favorite place, or special event while also benefiting the lake you love! The artist is generously contributing 30-50% of the proceeds to LWA in support of our work to protect Lake Winnipesaukee!
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You can now access water quality data for Lake Winnipesaukee online! Check it out on the Winnipesaukee Gateway website: Winnipesaukee Gateway Monitoring Sites Map
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The LWA Board of Directors has recently completed the development of the most ambitious Strategic Plan in its history.
Highlights of the plan include:
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- Inform and engage the public through social media, the 'Floating Classroom', and community presentations
- Improve our ability to provide high quality programs, services, and activities to our members and the public through expansion and enhancement of our partnerships
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I've have been using Kayak for flight searches for about 7 years now. For a long time they were the best aggregate flight search, especially for domestic flights. Before Kayak came around, you either had to search individual airlines or sites like Orbitz and Travelocity, which charged booking fees (around $6 per booking on top of the flight
Simple, Uber, and HotelTonight are 3 of my favorite companies (and apps) that are clearly ahead of their time. I believe that each one is a perfect example of "how everything will be done" in our hyper-connected future. I'm excited for the day when everything will work as smoothly and friction-free as the experiences I've
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I grew up in Lawrence, MA – a tough little city located 25 miles north of Boston along the Merrimack River. When I was 12 years old, my mother was murdered. This loss ignited within me a quest for truth, peace and nonviolence – that gradually but inevitably led me to yoga.
I was an incredibly curious kid – always wanting to understand everything and everybody around me. I've been told that my mantra when I was little was "Why mom? Why mom? Why mom?" I've been in love with books for as long as I can remember and started writing when I was about 13. I was an athlete all throughout my childhood – started playing softball around the age of 5. I was introduced to yoga in 1988 during my sophomore year at Boston University. After graduation, I moved to Los Angeles where I became a personal trainer and played women's baseball for coach Mike Boyd (brother of Red Sox pitcher – "Oil Can" Boyd).
In 1994, while living in LA, I stumbled across the book, A Return to Love – by Marianne Williamson. It literally fell off the shelf and at my feet but that's another story for another time. The teachings in Marianne's book, which are reflections on A Course in Miracles, opened a door to forgiveness and profound healing. A few years later, I was blessed to live and work closely with Marianne, who became my spiritual mom, mentor and friend.
I explored yoga on my own and learned through fantastic books (like Erich Schiffman's – Yoga: The Spirit and Practice of Moving Into Stillness) until I traveled to Egypt with Marianne on a two-week spiritual pilgrimage. Marianne's friend, who was a yoga teacher, was also on the trip and she invited me to practice with her.
We rolled out our mats right across from the Great Pyramids of Giza. The dynamic energy of mystical Egypt combined with the postures, breath, meditation and chanting was one of the most powerful experiences I've ever had. Both Marianne and A Course in Miracles continue to guide and deeply inspire both my life and my teaching.
In 1998, I moved back to the East Coast and in 2001, I received my yoga teacher training from Kripalu. Inspired to be of service and share yoga with as many people as I could, I created "The Yoga Show with Karen" on Concord TV. For the past 13 years, I've been hosting "The Yoga Show with Karen" which brings free yoga into the homes, lives and community of over 15,000 residents, businesses and institutions in Concord, NH.
I founded Quest Yoga, LLC in January 2003. A few months later, I did my teacher training in the Primary Series of Ashtanga Yoga with David Swenson and Shelly Washington. I also completed my Still Point Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training with Avantika Waleryszak.
My teaching style has been described as warm, authentic and totally down to earth. I infuse my FEARLESS FLOW YOGA classes with joy, intention, devotion to the Divine and a playful sense of humor. My classes, workshops, YTT modules and mentoring sessions are deeply rooted in this one simple belief: Teach Only Love – For That is What You Are. I'm passionate about encouraging others to be curious, to move beyond limited thinking and to ultimately trust themselves. My intention is to guide students through an experience of courage, compassion, possibility and faith. I hope to inspire people to choose Love over Fear, to Forgive Their Humanity and Stand In Their Divinity and to always honor the true teacher that resides within their own heart.
I love leading my specialty workshops like Yoga & Writing: Creating Fearless Flow and Fearless Forgiveness: Choosing Love Over Fear For Victorious Transformation. It's a true passion of mine to share the Art of Yoga Assisting through workshops, weekend immersions and YTT modules with various Yoga Teacher Trainings throughout New Hampshire.
I've had lots of fun being a presenter at NH Yoga for Peace, Boston Yoga & Chant Fest and Wanderlust Vermont. I also recently had a blast being a NH Yoga Ambassador for the 2014 Michael Franti SoulShine Tour.
I've also been a presenter at the amazing Omega Institute in Rhinebeck, NY leading a week-long Yoga & Writing: Creating Fearless Flow workshop in May 2015. This workshop combines two of my greatest passions and I was deeply honored to get to share them at one of my favorite spiritual centers.
I'm one of the founders of the NH YOGA RETREAT ~ a super fun weekend immersion that I co-created with three of my beloved friends. At our 1st Annual Retreat in 2014, we hosted 70 yogis from all across NH, MA & RI. It was a magical weekend and we're already sold out for our 2nd Annual Retreat in October 2015 – with 100 yogis joining us for some yoga love!
I've been so lucky to work with some of NH's most talented and dedicated athletes. My Yoga for Athletes classes were originally created for my friend and Ironman Triathlete, Sean Snow. Since 2010, I've been proud to be the yoga teacher for the Manchester Monarchs Hockey Team (the AHL affiliate to the LA Kings) and I love sharing the physical, mental and spiritual benefits of yoga with athletes of all kinds.
I began my Thai Yoga Massage training in 2007 in Montreal at Lotus Palm and continued to study extensively with my teacher Shai Plonski, founder of the Still Light Centre in Toronto. In 2008, I became a certified Thai Yoga Practitioner. I now lead Thai Yoga Trainings here in NH and still assist Thai Yoga workshops and trainings with Shai at the beautiful Omega Institute in Rhinebeck, NY and at Kripalu in January 2016.
I did my training and certification in Spiritual Mentoring with Rev. Stephanie Rutt, Director of The Tree of Life School for Sacred Living. I've also been mentoring Yoga Teachers for a wicked long time. My approach to mentoring is down to earth and straight forward. I'm all about the love and support (I'll be your biggest cheerleader) – but I'm also going to give you a little kick in the ass when necessary. I've been called a "fierce fairy godmother". Ha!
I'm passionate about being a student, so I've been lucky to learn from a kaleidoscope 0f powerful teachers from diverse traditions. The list is too long to write out here but I must acknowledge: the beloved Sri Dharma Mittra – whose grace and compassion has forever changed me. Also, Sri K. Pattabhi Jois and his grandson Sharath Rangaswamy.
I'll always be super grateful for my longtime, long-distance teacher Erich Schiffman who I finally got to spend the weekend with in 2015 at Kripalu! It only took 19 years to meet face to face – but his influence and inspiration runs deep.
Some other fantastic yoga teachers that have left a deep impression on me for their own beautiful and varied reasons: Manoj Chalam, Natasha Rizopoulos, Leslie Kaminoff and Devarshi Steven Hartman. Thank you all so much for being you.
Although my learning from Swami Kripalu and Eknath Easwaran comes posthumously through lineage and tradition, books, videos and stories – their wisdom is no less important or influential in my life and teaching. I will forever be indebted to Bapuji and Sri Easwaran for their heartfelt, compassionate teachings on how to bring the Divine and Love into everyday living.
I'm also a writer, speaker, workshop leader and certified Gateless Writing Teacher. I've been a longtime member of the New Hampshire Writer's Project. I'm grateful to have been guided in the past by my wonderful writing coach Sarah Lovett (Burned) and to have been fortunate to study with Barbara Abercrombie (UCLA Extension Writer's Program), Nancy Slonim Aronie (Writing From The Heart), Natalie Goldberg (Writing Down The Bones), Mel Allen (Yankee Magazine), Mary Carroll Moore (Your Book Starts Here) and Suzanne Kingsbury (Gateless Writing). I've also learned so much from the amazing Pat Schneider (founder of Amherst Writers & Artists) and her book: Writing Alone and With Others.
In 2011, I had the honor to learn from the fabulous Les Standiford (Bringing Adam Home) at the Writer's in Paradise Conference at Eckerd College, where I was awarded honorable mention for Best of Nonfiction. In January 2014, I was blessed to spend eight incredible days studying with the one-and-only Andre Dubus III (House of Sand and Fog & Townie). In 2015, I was super lucky to study with Ann Hood (Comfort & The Kniting Circle). I'm currently working on a memoir – Fearless Forgiveness – the first 25 pages of which, was published in the 2014 SABAL Literary Journal.
I'm an animal lover, vegan and supporter of animal rescue and animal rights. I believe that all beings deserve to live happily and freely from cruelty and suffering. I'm the lucky mom of seven furry kids – four little dogs, two silly cats and one crazy bunny!


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Savage Deviljho is a Variant of Deviljho introduced in Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate. It is known to inhabit a variety of environments and can be encountered at High and G ranks.
Its standard appearance and abilities are the same as that of a normal Deviljho in rage mode. When enraged, it has a dark red haze surrounding its face, eyes turn into a blood red hue and skin changes to a light brownish color.
This variant is even more ferocious and powerful than the average Deviljho. It has a super-potent breath attack that can extend further and cause more damage than usual. It is faster, stronger, and can withstand more damage than a normal Deviljho.
Like Deviljho, it can be encountered in any environment.
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|MH3: Deviljho and Savage Deviljho Music Theme
- Whilst its attacking patterns and behavior are largely similar to the ordinary Deviljho, Savage Deviljho is also able to connect a lunging bite to a burst of dragon breath.
- Its dragon breath also has a longer range than the regular Deviljho's, but only in rage mode.
- Savage Deviljho also has an exhausted state like other monsters. In this state Savage Deviljho appears the same as it does out of rage mode, only with acidic saliva leaking out of its mouth, which can cause the Defense Down status.
- It is similar to the "Golden" Rajang of MHFU, in the sense that both are variants of their regular species, without being considered Subspecies ingame.
- Unlike normal Deviljho, it can use the dragon breath both in and out of rage mode.
- Savage Deviljho uses the same icon as the normal Deviljho, but a different icon was shown in a magazine scan that went unused:
- Savage Deviljho may be summoned by Qurupeco and Crimson Qurupeco.
- It only appears during G-rank quests in Port Tanzia, and the chance of encountering one is very low.
- It also has an additional material item, not obtainable from the normal Deviljho, called Black Blood. This item can only be obtained in rewards and cannot be carved. It is required to create the waist of the Vangis X armor set, and upgrade Deviljho-based weapons to their max potential.
- Savage Deviljho now has a new pin attack, where it attempts to swallow the hunter after a lunging bite, carrying the hunter in its mouth while attacking other hunters.
- Savage Deviljho gets its own armor and weapons.
- It gains another material item not obtainable from normal Deviljho called Veteran Ebonskin.
- Unlike in MH3U, G-Rank material item Vile Fang can only be obtained from Savage Deviljho, and normal Deviljho provides Hvy Fang instead.