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Timothy B.
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Date Added: 04/18/2012 11:03:21
Passages is a rather interesting game. First the premise is one that all the literature of the Victorian age is true...somewhere. These stories exist in multiple parallel worlds that can be accessed via the Passages. So in some ways it is like Victorian Age Sliders, or Stargate. The mechanism for trans-versing these worlds is one of the more clever ones and wholly compatible with Victorian Age ideas. This is my favorite part of the game; the magic of the Passages and the very clever means of how they can be employed.
The game itself is a Victorian Age one with the aforementioned twist. It covers the time between 1837 to 1901, so a full Victorian time line is presented. Though what it has in breadth it lacks in depth as compared to games that only focus on a few years or a decade of the Victorian era. That being said though, that information is easily found anywhere. Game Masters should instead focus on which tale they want to interact with. Is this an Alice in Wonderland game? Well then that is all you need plus this book. Dracula? Likewise.
Passages does spend some time on character creation in a Victorian Age and that is a very nice touch. In fact I found the character creation portion of this book my second favorite part.
The game system itself is a simple version of the d20 system, somewhere between d20 proper and True20. I think I might have liked it more as a True20 system, but this is a nice middle ground. The system does add Advantages and Disadvantages to the d20 character creation, but most everything else is skill based. There are no classes, but there is HP.
There is a great section on the known world and again is a bit broader than other Victorian era games. This is a game obviously about adventurers, since so many options of places to go and things to do are given.
I love the Sherlock Holmes and Prof. Moriarty sidebars. Gives the game a really nice touch.
This is great game all by itself and one I am happy to own both the PDF and Print versions of. Where I get the most use out of it though is as a means of going between different Victorian games. Create characters and use the rules outlined here so they can move from game to game.
The layout is clean and easy to read. The art is a nice mix of original work and select PD images from the time.
In truth the only way I would like this more is if it had been created for True20. The "feel" of the book screams True20 to me and I think it would be a fantastic choice of a system. Not that there is anything wrong with the system it is using now. This is just a personal thing.
[5 of 5 Stars!]
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Stefan C.
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Date Added: 05/03/2009 12:57:09
The game is based on the classics in fantasy literature, mostly those written in the Victorian Age (1837 – 1901). The game mechanics are OGL (characters have Strength, Constitution, etc.) with certain simplifications - there are no character classes or experience points. Characters evolve through energy points which allow them to gain advantages such as increasing skills and hit points.
The game presents a series of genres: Fantasy, Horror, Science fiction, Adventure, Comedy, etc. For each genre it lists works of literature of that genre. The system permits play in each of these genres.
The setting of the game is a "multiverse" called the Book without End. It is an infinite number of universes which all linked through portals. For example, Jonathan Swift created a portal to Lilliput in his London living room. One of Melville's characters – Bartleby – found a way to access a utopian world in the numbers of the accounts he was working with; which explains why he doesn't want to leave his office ("I prefer not to…"). Alice found a world of her own.
Not only is the game very good, it also creates incentive to read the authors which are mentioned throughout the rules.
The art is brilliant. It is a mix between modern drawings, and drawings from the 19th Century.
There is a long presentation of 19th Century London which gives a good feel of the place.
[5 of 5 Stars!]
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Chris G.
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Date Added: 07/18/2007 00:00:00
Role playing games are many times compared to stories. But it is the rare game that combines stories with a role playing game. Usually it is a licensed game that just tries to do one book or series of books. Passages might be the first role playing game that takes a whole bunch of stories from the classic Victorian era and places them into a role playing game. I love the tagline for the game. It is Passages: Adventures Penned by Literary Giants.
Passages is a role playing game by Blue Devil Games. These are the people responsible for Dawning Star one of the better sci fi RPGs I have ever read. That set the bar pretty high fir this game. The RPG comes in a print and PDF formats. I have both and must say the print version is a lot easier to work with. They contain the same content but the PDF one has no book marks making it a little harder to use. The book is almost three hundred pages long and that can be a bit unwieldy with out the aid of book marks in a PDF. The artwork in this book is really top notch. Jennifer Rodgers does a fantastic job on the cover and her and Annelisa Ochoa have great work inside the book. The lay out is top notch and seeing that Phil Reed did that came as no surprise.
The basic idea for the game is the setting of Victorian Earth. It is a time that many of the classic stories have been published like Alice in Wonderland and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. The game?s catch is that these stories are not about fictional places and people. The writers of these stories traveled to them and possible experienced the stories for themselves. And the player characters will be able to do similar things and be able to travel to these fantastic places and get to experience what it is like to walk the Yellow Brick Road. The hook for the game is a great strength but can be the biggest weakness. The RPG has great information on the Victorian age and how characters are like and how the world is. But it does not have that much about the stories themselves the characters will be traveling to. While I am sure many people have read some of the classic novels from this era it could take a bit of research and reading to build an adventure patterned after one or more of them. It could be a lot of fun to experience the adventures of White Fang but I like many people haven?t read that book in fifteen years. What would be very useful is a page or two of almost cliffnote like text but geared towards running the stories as an RPG adventure or just having ways to use the setting and characters in different plot lines would be immensely useful.
The game system is pretty simple. One just uses a d20 and adds to the die result. Combat is a skill and hit points are few. It is a simple and easy to learn system. It does look like it can be a little deadly with combat. Character advancement is also pretty easy though it does say it is intended to be a little bit slow. Characters start out pretty competent so character growth is no as important for the mechanics. Character creation is basically a point buy system. There are character arch types to choose from and there is an advantage and disadvantage system. There are some great advantages and some that will probably only be gained through character adventuring and advancement.
The book is a great resource for characters in the Victorian age and so if one is playing another game set in this time period like Chuthlu by Gaslight or Rippers for Savage World the information in this book can be very helpful. For instance it has two great sidebars that are the Qualities of a Gentleman and the Qualities of a Lady. The book also goes into many of the cultures available at the time and has a great basic time line that goes from 1837 to 1901.
Passages is a very creative role playing game. It will be great for lovers of Victorian age literature but can be appreciated by almost anyone. I do think it will take a little effort and research from the storyteller unless one happens to have a Lit degree. But it can use characters that most people are familiar with like Sherlock Holmes and Hawkeye and present a new little twist to them
: Great and creative way to bring the classics in literature to life
: needs more info on the literature
: Very Good
: Satisfied
[4 of 5 Stars!]
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Andrew B.
[Featured Reviewer]
Date Added: 12/15/2006 00:00:00
The back cover text of Blue Devil's Passages states ?the only Game Preperation of agreeable taste to all palates, and an excellent substitute for Cod-Liver oil.? The text goes on in a similar fashion, continuing to praise the game's ambiguous attributes using adjectives straight from a traveling snake-oil salesman's opening pitch. It concludes with testimonials from Robert Louis Stevenson and Charles Lutwidge Dodgson. Any RPG game good enough for Lewis Carol is good enough for me, right?
Passages is a d20 (more accurately an OGL) RPG set in a world in which the great stories of the Victorian age were not mere works of fiction, but fantastic travelogues written by special men and women who had found a way to journey through an infinite parallel multiverse known as the Book Without End. These travelers, called Passengers, travel to worlds where they can match wits with Sherlock Holmes, set sail with Captain Hook, or help save a young Alice from the hungry fangs of Count Dracula. Players take on the role of one of the heroes of this world. Normal citizens of 19th century Earth who have learned to pierce the boundaries of the mundane and venture into the infinite.
The core system behind Passages is the familiar d20 system, although it has been altered in a number of ways. The principle difference is that only one die, the d20 itself, is ever used. Variables that usually rely on additional dice rolls are instead handled by preset numbers and degree of success. Weapon damage, for example, is based on the amount by which the attacker exceeds his opponent's defense roll (plus a handful of other factors). Many rules have been simplified or streamlined to fit the feel of the setting. Character creation has had almost all randomness stripped away, giving the player full control over the kind of PC he wants to make.
Passages positively shines with flavor. Since the game setting is based on the collective works of some of the most skilled and imaginative authors who ever put pen to paper, a worthy GM should find no shortage of inspiration. The designers have added to this by filling the PDF with wonderful art featuring both new works and period illustrations. In addition, there are fantastic quotes from such luminaries as Mark Twain and Rudyard Kipling. Passages is very complete and looks very professional.
To help the GM set the proper scene, Passages contains a useful section detailing the Victorian era. Included is a timeline, a lexicon, and useful sidebars on such varied topics as phrenology and mesmerism. There is also information of the lifestyle, outlook, and interests of the Victorian people. There are adventure ideas aplenty as well as secret societies and GM advice.
: Passages contains everything one needs to roleplay a group of extraordinary gentlemen (or ladies) in a Victorian era inspired earth that lies parallel to a multiverse of adventure. The writing is top-notch, and the various quotes and pieces of period art add to feel of the setting. While I've not extensively tested the modifications to the d20 system such as the new damage mechanic, the rules seem to achieve their goal.
As a complete package of rules, setting, and flavor, Passages is almost perfect. Its a top-notch, well-written book with good art, good mechanics, a clever idea to back it all up.
: The PDF lacks bookmarks, which makes it unnecessarily slow to navigate. Also, I'd like to see more of the spread rules in actual play before I give them full approval. They seem to work well enough with some simple play testing, however, so I can't call this an actual flaw.
: Excellent
: Satisfied
[5 of 5 Stars!]
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do you actually know how to do this? if so can you PM me some info? I have all the tools (scanner,lightroom,photoshop) that I should need but have no idea how to do that but would like to, I've created some slide film coloring techniques (by altering the time/temp of the color developer) to get some different color tones from chrome, and I would like to have the OPTION of knowing how to mimic that since E-6 is so expensive... (in comparison to Rodinal haha). Thanks.
X-Rite passport colour checker + it's software can create .dpc profiles you can use, there's a free tool to decode those to numeric values and back again so you can subtract one from the other.
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November 12, 2013
If you think you have the answer, just head over to the HVA's Facebook page, or log your best guess in the comments section below. Guess correctly and you have a chance to get a cool HVA ballcap for your trouble. The cap is basic black, fully adjustable to fit any sized head, and featuring the HVA emblem on the front and the FIVA (Fédération Internationale des Véhicules Anciens) emblem on the back. One winner will be drawn randomly from the pool of correct responses on Friday, November 22nd.
Jeff Campbell
1935 Rolls-Royce Moxie Car
John A
Grand Rapids MI
1932 Buick (Moxie car)
Doug Baker
Camano Island, WA
1935 Rolls-Royce Moxie Car
Deb Chandler
Kalkaska, MI
Blake Nottingham
Titusville PA home of the first oilwell
1935 Rolls Royce Moxie car
Jeremy Kinsey
Lake Geneva, WI.
That my friends is a Moxie Car, made from a modified 1929 LaSalle. owned by Ben Clark from Clark's Trading Post in Lincoln, New Hampshire.
Ralph Cooper
Trick Answer: Rolls- Horse New Model Year 2014. Everyone for trying should received a HVA ballcap! Good Advertisement. don't you think? Have a Great Day.
Philippe Tusler
United States
It appears to be the only Moxie car built on a 1935 RR chassis, with English livery. The one surviving LaSalle Moxie Car has prominent outrigger side mirrors off the top corners of the windshield. None are visible in this picture.
Dick Sossomon
Raleigh, NC
1960 Ford Mustang experimental pre-production car.
I don't believe it's a replica, as the replicas have an arc at the top of the windshield, and the one in this picture is straight. http://images.mecum.com/SC0511/SC0511-107106/images/SC0511-107106_2.jpg?lastmod=052011211616
John Peirson
Vancouver, Canada
A photo of the whole car is on page 83 of "The Complete Works - The Best 599 Rolls-Royce Stories". The text says it was a used Silver Ghost modified around 1923. The drum headlights and vertical radiator shutters suggest a 1926 Springfield Ghost or an early Springfield Phantom I. The Flying Lady, Rolls-Royce Owners' Club masgazine, of March 1977 (page 1958) has the same photo, and says it appears to be a 1923 Springfield Ghost.
Art Gischia
It's a one horse White, with manual steering
David Johnson
New Orleans, LA
1932 Cadillac Moxie Advertising Vehicle
chris riley
Model A or T Ford
Tim Craig
Brentwood, TN
A Pontiac Aztek prototype... OOPS! Sorry. I was looking at the horse's rear and it reminded me of the Aztek's designer...
Robert Hyndman
Valparaiso, IN
1922 Buick Moxie Car
Bob Scholten
Jenison, MI
1923 Buick "Moxie" car - The owner is John Wissick of Spring Lake, MI
Mike Starring
Whidbey Island, WA
1935 Rolls-Royce Moxie Car
Bernie Albrecht
North Jersey
It's a modified '23 Rolls-Royce named "Moxie".
Glenn Brummer
Indianapolis, IN
The Moxie parade car is a modified 1931 LaSalle owned by Ted Valpey, Jr.
John Sanderson
Oakland MI
1922 Buick Moxie Cola promo car. This was at the 2013 Eyes On Design Show at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford Estate on Fathers Day.
Dick Knoll
Humble, Texas
1935 Rolls Moxie Car
Bob DeVore
Martinsburg, WV
This car is one of the original Moxie cars built on a 1928 LaSalle chassis
David Switzer
Sarasota, FL
originally commissioned by Moxie in 1928 and built on a La Salle chassis
Bob McDevitt
New Hampshire
Ford Mustang Prototype not sure from the picture if it fully intact
glenn walker
little rock, ar 72223
1923silver ghost
This is the Buick that was made into a Moxie car. The steering wheel is the same as that of the Buick shown at Hershey.
Parkville MD
I horsepower White (prototype)
Steve lee
1923 Springfield ghost,
Tustin, CA
Rochester Hills Mi.
1929 LaSalle, Moxie soft drink makers custom Advertising Vehicle Giddy-up
Tacoma Wa.
I don't see anything in the pic. Looks like a horse with a steering wheel. Therefore it must be the 1965 Mustang.
Doug Campbell
Replica Moxie Car built from a Buick
Elmer Oltmann
United States
1935 Rolls-Royce Moxie Horsemobile
Karl Meyers
New Bern, NC
I'm sure it's a Moxie car, around 1929-early-1930 ish. That's my guess, and I'm stickin' to it!!
Richard Steinkopf
Wilmington, NC
It is the "Moxie"advertising vehicle and I believe it was at Hershey this year.
Richard Coldham
Yep its a Moxie Mobile
2931 N 23 St W Muskogee, ok 74401
Moxie car
Ed Walsh
Acton, Maine
it is a 1929 LaSalle The Moxie Car.
Juergen Keetz
It`s a Rh white Caballo Cabriolet.
Lee Hockman
Sugar Hill, GA
fake horse mounted on a parade vehicle, ca 19 hundred and something.
It is a Moxie Horsemobile. Moxie, a soda company, had these Moxie Horsemobiles and Moxie Carmobiles made for promotional purposes beginning in 1918. I am sure the idea came from earlier inventions of the velocipedes made for children. Very interesting!
Bret Ketner
United States
That is a friend of mines car, It is a reproduction that rides on a 23 Buick Chassis. The owners name is John Wissink from Spring Lake Michigan. It was reproduced from several photos to be made as close to the promotional cars that advertised for the soda manufacture Moxie.
John Kadash
Collegeville, Pa.
Definable a Moxie Car
Robert J. Petri
Racine, WI
My best guess is a 1920 Buick Moxie horse-mobile.
Donald Franklin
Mt Pleasant, SC
60's Lincoln Continental hardtop
Mike Pohl
Plymouth, MN
Moxie Soda advertising vehicle
Joe O'Neill
Clayton, NC
Larry Szostak
It's a 1935 Rolls-Royce Moxie Car
Rich Tweedle
Clinton Twp., MI
Moxie Horsecar. They started in 1918,using various chassis'.
Vince B.
Pilot Mountain,NC
1967 Pinto.
John Fehlberg
Romeo, Mi
1929 La Salle
Michael Lauth
Port Huron, MI
1923 Buick " Moxie Car"
model T
Otto, NC
It looks like my 1994 Mustang Conv. "Iris with a white top", all I can see in the picture is the white top! I Really think it must be a one-Horse power white horse, in very good shape!
Matt Tucci
1999 white horse, with a 1942 guy on the back.
Bill Poulin
211 Ledge Rd. Seekonk, Ma 02771
Packard, moxie car there is one at "Clarks Trading Post in New Hampshire"
Grand Haven, MI
That is a 1923 Buick made into a Moxie car to promote the soda. John Wussink of Spring Lake MIchigan owns a replica and has brought it to our local car shows.
David Gray
Huntsville, texas
35 Rolls Royce Movie Car
Bill Scott
Aston, PA
A reproduction of the Moxie Mobile. I believe none of the original survived, built this is built on a LaSalle Chassis. My Nerve Food News (newsletter for all Moxie fans) showed John Wissink's Moxise mobile that was at Hershey.
Keith Roeber
pewaukee, wisconsin
It's what I'll be driving after signing up for the "Affordable Health Care Act"...
B Kaminskyj
Mississauga Ontario
This is the original 1 Horsepower, single seater pony car, built for off road use. Excellent mileage because it produced its own gas. The model in the photo is equipped with an after market steering system.
jerry bowman
wooster,ohio 44691
it is a oatsmobile!
Ontario, Canada
A Moxie Cola car...could be on a LaSalle or other chassis...a man in York, PA had one that he sold to a buyer in Germany
Garvin Tate
Rockwall, Texas
The best known Moxie Car is the1935 Rolls-Royce Moxie Horsemobile which was sold for $55,000 at the May 20, 2011, Mecum Auction in Indianapolis. There were a variety of other Horsemobiles built on other chassis, all for the purpose of promoting the foul tasting soft drink called Moxie.
P O Box 3552, Portsmouth, VA 23701
1924 Ford Model T with 1 horsepower .
When I submitted my earlier comment I did not know there were several Moxie cars. I see now that the horse in my photos is slightly different from yours - dark steering wheel on a white column, different arrangement of reins, more erect neck etc.
Woody Snell
No doubt about it; this is a 1903 Nag with 1 Hp, English made seat and painted pearl white.
Dan Packard
1923 Buick Moxie Movile.
Richard Ferrero
New York
"Silvermobile" with the Lone Ranger's son Irving behind the wheel.
Middletown , Ct.
Moxie car ....
Mustang concept
Marty Rich
Pittsburgh PA
1914 Moxie Buick
Eric Matthews
Niagara Falls
Moxie Car
Jim D
Kalamazoo, MI
It's a 1935 Rolls-Royce Moxie Car !!!


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I do agree that the Zelda franchise has been getting very boring and bad. LBW, a game I absolutely love, seems to me more of an outlier.
I do hope I am wrong and that it's changing point. But I'm cautious about Zelda U.
I love this game. I was unable to play ephiram's portion of the story. So I'm excited to play it now.
If they're going top remake f zero, if rather have gx for the wii u.
I just want them to have good bosses and puzzles. They haven't had many of those in a long time. Most bosses are way too easy (simple to figure out, require the easy his, have bright eyeballs, and require the weapon from that dungeon...) and the puzzles are way too simple and rehashed (hit an eyeball with arrows, hit diamonds with weapon, step on block...).
Also, no tutorials and no nagging.
Other than that, I'm excited.
Looks similar to Donkey Kong, but in a good way.
This is definitely in my radar now.
I like gamexplain's rating system. They say whether they liked the game or not.
Regardless, I won't have seven friends with a wii u and splatoon. Most people won't. This whole "only friends" thing is quite annoying.
I never use voice chat, but I feel like this game needs it. If it doesn't have it, I'll skip it.
The best part is that I can't log in. And when I accidently manage to log in, it shows me zero coins.
This part I will not miss from club Nintendo.
I've been playing steam, it's actually pretty good. I haven't gotten far enough in the demo, but I'm liking what I'm seeing.
I'm not surprised because I trust IS, but it's nice to see how this game turned out so far.
Preinstalls are impractical with the Wii U storage. And switching discs would break the open world-exploration type gameplay.
I'm glad it's on one disc.
Wow, take it easy buddy, no need to get offended. Also, lessen the use of the word accuse.
Regardless, yes, his music suffers from being the same. In the anime community many people are getting sick of his uninspired, rehashed music. Just because it worked for AoT and Unicorn and many other shows, doesn't mean he shouldn't mix it up. It's called fatigue by the way.
And he doesn't reuse melodies, he uses the same music.
Soul Link and Ao no Exorcist (which I really like) are the only different ones. Even AnE sounds somewhat similar, but different enough.
If Kondo composed the exact same music for all Zelda games, then the music would get boring after a while. But they mix old and new, Sawano doesn't.
Aldnoah's music isn't even that good. The music feels like it wants to be epic, that doesn't make it good, and being derivative doesn't help. Look at Hisaishi, Kohei Tanaka, Yoshihisa Hirano, among others, for actually good music. They reuse some melodies, but they don't rehash shamelessly. And ACE+, who I only know through Xenoblade, seem to have better production values.
And finally, the music in the trailers sounds absolutely no different than the rest of his music.
I'm not kidding. Sawano isn't that great of a composer. His music loses its novelty pretty quickly. For a game that is huge and long, the music will become annoying fairly quickly. Also, he hasn't composed anything good in years. All of his music sounds exactly the same as AoT music, which isn't all that glamorous of music. Call it fatigue, if you may.
Besides, his music doesn't work very well as BGM, so that wont be fun. The music is by all accounts a step down from the first Xenoblade.
It's shaping up to be an awesome game.
The only downside is that the music is composed by Sawano. I can't see him making good music. But it seems the world will make up for it.
I voted for smash, but I feel like it's cheating.
Tropical Freeze (windmill hills) and Xenoblade (gaur plains) soundtracks are amazing.
I even love the 3D World and mk8 soundtracks as incidental music, but I wouldn't listen to them.
FE:RD is the only game I have that I would buy again. I can't play it on my wii u because it doesn't use the pro controller/game cube controller. But if they allow me to play it on the game pad, I would cry tears of joy.
I am excited for this game. I would much rather play it on the new 3ds, but I don't want to buy the XL, thanks NoA!
This is sad. Though the rewards are awful at times. The program was good.
Hope whatever loyalty program they start will have the Nintendo network account, rather than a dedicated account, and to have better rewards.
I knew we're due for a direct.
I'm keeping expectations low.
I'm excited to see what their next game is. I hope we get to see it this year.
As for this game, it's a loss, but that's fine with me. Not all prototype games make it to the market.
I've never played MM, so I don't really know what this whole thing means.
But to me whatever changes they do to make the game better are welcome.
Games being difficult and tedious are two different things to me. So if they take away anything tedious (which is common to Zelda games) without dumbing down the game, I'm fine.
OoT3D and WWHD had very good changes from the originals.
My company has a hard time selling stuff in Brazil because of the tariffs. So I'm not surprised by this, but it is sad.
That's great. But they need to make sure they have lots of titles that do well, not just a few that do very well. I hope the wii u does well this year.
I want F-Zero so much. But if Miyamoto waters it down, then no thanks. I don't want any gimmicks or controller shenanigans. The GC controller worked perfectly for GX, there's no reason to change that.
F-Zero must be precise and fast.
Cool, I was hoping they'd do this. I just cancelled my CR subscription because this season was weak.
This was a cool program. I have about 60 bucks on my account and a few games I want to buy from the eshop. I'm debating just spending all that money and the games I know I'll eventually get to use the promotion one last time, or just let it go.
My backlog is huge though.
I'm excited for the game, but the music in the trailers is so obnoxious.
I would only consider it if their flagship phones competes with other android flagship phones.
The problem with them making their own phone is that it can't be a new operating system, and if they went android, then they will lose all third party mobile support. Because the developed games would be developed for that system, and the publishers will not block the enormous android install base. I don't want touch screen controlled professor Layton, bravely default, and so on.
If this is real, then IS is working on codename stream, FE X SMT, and this. That seems unlikely to me.
That's assuming this is by IS.
How about Wii u themes?
I will buy it right away, but it'll have to wait for me to finish advance wars.
I was thinking about this game the other day. I'm excited to see what they have in store.
Apparently people throw money at anyone with an idea at Kickstarter, or so some may think.
Those who want to only play smash with the GameCube controller should've preordered it. Though, to be fair, Nintendo should've anticipated this.
I'm getting this day one. Sadly though, it'll have to wait while I plow through my backlog.
Hopefully they announce 3dworld dlc at some point soon.
That fun.
But steel is just as heavy as iron, haha.
This explains why Europe gets the game after us. If they can't make them at a sufficient rate for one region, then the situation would be worse for multiple regions.
That's pretty nice.
I'd like to see what's the cost.
Aww, Europe has to wait.
I saw Marth at the midnight release, the figure looks really weird.
Some amiibo look good, others not so good.


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We eat at Effie's two or three times a week... often more. Kitchen, grill, dining rooms and parking all the right size even when they are full. Service is great and everyone helps out when they are busy; of course we are regulars. Salads are great with a little New Yorker cheese. Breakfast any time. Lunch specials and early bird specials might seem small to Berks county diners. We mostly have fish these days but we used to have a charcoal chef burger, fries and salad every week. I particularly like 'smothered chicken'... over pasta if you are really hungry.
Pulled one end of a long white hair out of my mouth on first forkful of Charcoal salad, kept pulling remainder of hair out of bottom of salad bowl. Hair was at least a foot long. Showed it to waitress (wasn't mine or hers - I'm a brunette and she was a redhead). She told owner (Effie) at register, and all she did was get flustered and insisted she had no one like that????? NEVER AGAIN.....
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The Big Band Dance Club will host a dance from 8-10 p.m. today at the Court Youth Center, 402 W. Court Ave. Music by DJ - Mike D'Arcy. Admission is $7. Info: 575-526-6504.
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Complimentary dinner with Senate Majority Whip Tim Keller, candidate for New Mexico State Auditor 2014, will take place from 6-7:30 p.m. Saturday at Delicia's Restaurant, 1413 E. Amador Ave. Doña Ana County Democrats and local elected officials are invited. Info: Mike Davis 512-680-3211.
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Ranger Led Nature Hikes at 3 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays at Mesilla Valley Bosque State Park, 5000 Calle del Norte. Join a Park Ranger on a guided nature hike and learn about the history of park. Bring binoculars, water, sunscreen and wear hiking shoes. $5 per vehicle. Info: 575-523-4398.
Project Heart Start New Mexico - CPR Training will take place at 8, 9 and 10 a.m. Saturday at Region II EMS, 125 N. Main St. Participants should plan on coming to one of the three sessions. The free event will teach New Mexico families a "new" form of CPR called Compression-Only Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (COCPR). Info: projectheartstartnm.org.
The city of Las Cruces presents "Music in the Park Series," free outdoor concerts, at 6 p.m. Sunday at Young Park, 1905 E. Nevada Ave. Featuring Play Me, Neil Diamond music and Chris Collins, Tribute to John Denver. Info: 575-541-2550. TTY number, 575-541-2772.
The Disability Coalition from Southern New Mexico will have a planning meeting from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Monday at Thomas Branigan Memorial Library, 200 E. Picacho Ave., to create a float for the 2013 Whole Enchilada Fiesta Parade. Open to anyone interested in participating. Info: Terry, 575-623-4611.


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Lesotho is a land locked country, entirely surrounded by the Republic of South Africa. Maseru is the capital of Lesotho and the country's main centre for commerce and industry. The study area is located on the North-Eastern outskirts of the Maseru urban area. The catchment occupies an area of 44km2 with a length of about 13 km and channel slope of 0.4 km/km. The Maqalika Reservoir was built in 1983 to meet the water demands for Maseru city up to 1995, and its storage capacity was 3.7 Mm3. The storage is gradually decreasing as sediment, carried by the natural run-off accumulates in the reservoir. Moreover, water pumped into the reservoir from the Caledon River (which is heavily sedimented) adds its own contribution of silt. The reservoir is located in a very densely populated area, and is heavily polluted leading to high purification costs. The study was motivated by the fact that Welbedacht Dam was constructed in 1973 in the Caledon catchment but downstream of Maqalika. After 20 years, 85% of the volume of the dam was silted. The study was intended in finding whether the positioning of the Maqalika reservoir is acceptable and to find its remaining capacity as a water body supplying a fast growing city. Consideration was also given to the effect of land use practices on the water quality of the Maqalika reservoir, including the cost incurred during purification. The water quality data on physico- chemical was collected from the Water and Sewerage Authority and was analysed using excel spreadsheets. Results obtained were compared with WHO, SABS and National Standards of Lesotho. It was found that nitrates, phosphates and faecal coliforms levels were by far above minimum standards rendering water to be very contaminated and the source being leaking sewers, defeacation in dongas and leachate from Tsosane and Lower Thamae dumping site. Iron levels were also high with mean values beyond 0.3mg/l and the source being leachate from dumping sites, poor disposal of scraps and minerals from soil. Conductivity levels were high and the suspected source is waste solid disposal having a maximum of 442mS/m in March 2001. Hardness, temperature and alkalinity do not pose much danger to Maqalika water since recorded results were almost within limits. Turbidity levels were very high and the main source was found to be catchment sedimentation through run-off. For determination of the impact of sedimentation through pumping, hydrological data was obtained from the Department of Water Affair (DWA) and analysed using Excel spreadsheets to get sediment concentrations. A linear regression graph was plotted using discharge against sediment concentration that yielded y = 0.0007x – 0.0019. This was used in the Rooseboom mathematical equation for estimation of volume occupied by sediment from 1983 - 2002 and was found to be 6789 m3. For determination of the impact due to catchment run-off, a map method of estimating sedimentation from ungauged catchments developed by Rooseboom was used and a volume of 4.598 x 106 m3 was obtained showing that the main contributor of sedimentation in the reservoir is catchment run-off. The chemical costs employed during purification were also compared between WASA and Umgeni Water of Kwazulu- Natal and WASA was found to be expensive with 9 cents/kl while Umgeni spent only 5.24 cents/kl.
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Fish Oil Study for High Triglyceride Levels in Children
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|September 2012 (final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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|Change in Triglyceride Level [ Time Frame: after 8 week treatment or placebo period ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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|Fish Oil Study for High Triglyceride Levels in Children
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|Fish Oil Treatment for Dyslipidemia Associated With Children and Adolescents
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|High triglyceride levels are increasingly recognized in children, particularly those who are overweight. There are no studies of treatment of high triglycerides in children and adolescents. Fish oil is attractive because it is considered safe and effective for treating high triglycerides in adults and has been used safely for other purposes in children. The investigators will conduct a randomized study of Lovaza (the only prescription omega-3 fish oil medication) in 44 children and adolescents to study efficacy in lowering triglycerides, safety, and possible mechanisms of beneficial effects.
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Posted 01 April 2010 - 11:17 AM
I have an ASUS EEE PC 1201N, which came pre-installed with Windows 7. I've reinstalled it to purge the unnecessary junk they bundled with it, but I left my recovery partition intact.
I discovered that it's just a hidden FAT32 partition (ID=1B) which contains the Windows 7 RE set to boot ASUS's restore tool. After changing the partition ID to 0B, I replaced all the files on the partition, with a copy of Windows 7 Home Premium that I tweaked using 7 Customizer.
The install boots just fine via the F9 BIOS key, even when the ID is set back to 1B, but, it seems to ignore the Autounnattend.xml file, anyone got any ideas?
I've looked around, and tried placing the Autounnattend.xml inside boot.wim in the root, and in the sources folder, with no luck.
Also, I would like to customise the setup background from booting to the recovery partition, until setup is complete. I've followed a few threads, including using res hacker to edit imageres.dll and spwizimg.dll, but still no joy with that either
Posted 01 April 2010 - 04:51 PM
PS: by "help" I mean anything found on technet or social.
Posted 01 April 2010 - 05:10 PM
I am also having problems getting WinRE to "install" with an unattend. The only difference is that I am approaching it differently than you. When I figure it out, I will try to help but I cannot gaurantee anything.
PS: by "help" I mean anything found on technet or social.
I got it working in the end, turns out I had to drop a copy of Autounattend.xml into boot.wim image #2, and it works now, along with my custom backgrounds et al
Posted 02 April 2010 - 08:39 AM
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Posted 02 April 2010 - 08:43 AM
Yes, I know that, but when running from a 1b hidden FAT32 partition, it doesn't pick it up, I'm assuming that's because the partition is hidden. I fixed it by adding the Autounnattend.xml to boot.wim:2, so that setup would read it as soon as it got mounted as a psuedo-NTFS volume, so I'm happy that that works
should be able to put xml on any drive root cause Win will find it, floppy/usb or root of source = not sources
Posted 02 April 2010 - 10:10 AM
I am also having problems getting WinRE to "install" with an unattend. The only difference is that I am approaching it differently than you. When I figure it out, I will try to help but I cannot gaurantee anything.
PS: by "help" I mean anything found on technet or social.
I got it working in the end, turns out I had to drop a copy of Autounattend.xml into boot.wim image #2, and it works now, along with my custom backgrounds et al
That is interesting, but I don't think it will help me.
Posted 14 April 2010 - 03:15 PM
I have resolved this problem as well! However I now need to automate the process. Here's how it went...
I started out just imaging a machine and putting the AUTOUNATTEND.XML file in a folder, and then run recovery. It always ignored it. After about a week of head scratching, I finally decided to do a little research. Google and MS Social were basically dead ends, likely because I was approaching it from a different angle as those guys and the OP here. I then did a couple of things:
1. I mounted the winre.wim from my workstation with DISM.
2. I looked at the WINPESHL.INI and found it uses RECENV.EXE as the shell.
3. I opened RECENV.EXE in a string viewer
4. I saw that it looks for x:\unattend.xml, there is no XML file in the offline image.
5. I boot a PC to WinRE and open command prompt. Sure enough, the XML file is there.
6. I replaced the file with my custom one and ran recovery. It worked!
However I used Notepad that is in WinRE (and WinPE) to replace the file, but that is not a good automated way of doing it! These next steps, I have not tried them yet, I will tomorrow... First thing you want to look at is this link:
What we can do here is use FactoryRecoveryTool to reinstall the image for us. You will need to use the info from the unattend.xml that RECENV created when you got there, because it uses pathing and such. Then we can just call setup as such:
So if we use the /UNATTEND switch, you can put your unattend file anywhere you want and name it anything you want to. If you look in the WinRE.WIM you will find 2 setup.exe, one in Sources and one in the root of X. If you look at the manifests in a program like ResHack, you will see that the one in Sources is the one that installs Windows and not the other one.
Alternatively, you can use FactoryRecoveryTool to run any app instead of running Setup.
Man, I was so happy I got this to work!
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WASHINGTON -- The New York Rangers moved into first place in the Metropolitan Division with a 3-1 victory against the Washington Capitals at Verizon Center on Wednesday.
Carl Hagelin, J.T. Miller and Martin St. Louis scored for New York (42-17-7), which has won 12 of its past 15 games overall (12-1-2) and 18 of 22 against divisional opponents (18-3-1). Goaltender Cam Talbot made 28 saves, including 16 in the third period.
"Our work [ethic] has been there," St. Louis said. "I think we're getting some great plays from different lines at good times, and that's how you keep winning games. It's never the same guys. I think that's the reason why we've got some consistent success."
Alex Ovechkin scored for Washington (36-22-10), which played without defensemen Mike Green and Brooks Orpik because of injuries. Goaltender Braden Holtby made 28 saves.
The Rangers (91 points) lead the New York Islanders by one point for first in the Metropolitan Division, and they have three games in hand.
The Capitals (82 points), fourth in the Metropolitan Division, lead the Boston Bruins by four points for the first wild card into the Stanley Cup Playoffs from the Eastern Conference.
"I don't look at it as a discouraging loss at all," Capitals coach Barry Trotz said. "I look at it as here's a team that's … I think they're tied for the first overall [spot] in the National Hockey League. I don't think we should be shy of them. I respect that they're a very good team and I thought we played them pretty even up. We did make some mistakes, and they did capitalize on a couple things, but it definitely wasn't a one-sided game.
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In a physical first period, Hagelin jump-started a rush, then scored at 8:20 to give New York a 1-0 lead. Holtby saved Hagelin's first shot from near the right circle, but as the puck caromed through the zone, it ultimately ended up back on Hagelin's stick on the weak side. Holtby, sliding in the opposite direction, could not stop Hagelin from knocking the puck into the net.
Ovechkin tied the game on the power play at 11:43 with his NHL-leading 45th goal. Rangers forward Jesper Fast blunted Ovechkin's one-timer from the slot with the blade of his stick, but the puck's change of direction fooled Talbot.
Ovechkin, who also leads the League in power-play goals (21), joins Wayne Gretzky, Mike Bossy, Mario Lemieux and Marcel Dionne as the only players in NHL history with seven or more 45-goal seasons.
The Rangers reclaimed the lead at 2-1 when Miller beat Holtby with a wrist shot at 16:34. Capitals defenseman Tim Gleason's defensive-zone giveaway as he attempted to chip the puck off the glass led to Miller's seventh goal, which was set up by a pass from Kevin Hayes.
"I don't know if they were bounces, or it just seemed the puck was bouncing like crazy and ending up on their stick for the first two periods somehow," Holtby said. "The first [goal], obviously, it was just a scramble play, they just kept being persistent. The second one, it's just an unlucky play off the stanchion, and [they] make a great shot.
"Those plays, they're going to happen. I thought we battled through it fairly well, but we still need to find a way to play 60 minutes completely."
On a two-man advantage that carried over from the first period, Talbot robbed Nicklas Backstrom with a glove save on a shot from in close. Video review upheld the call, determining that Talbot's glove did not cross the goal line.
"[Talbot] made some unreal saves," Rangers coach Alain Vigneault said. "He made four brilliant saves that were Grade A and kept us right there, and we were able to [pull] it off."
Searching for the tying goal, the Capitals were more aggressive offensively in the third period. Their 16 shots were three more than in the first two periods combined.
But Chris Kreider intercepted John Carlson's D-to-D pass and raced toward Holtby, with St. Louis completing a 2-on-0 rush at 17:33.
"You want to play at a high tempo," Rangers defenseman Marc Staal said. "You want to play in their end, but you don't want to take any unnecessary risks, and I thought we did a pretty good job of keeping them to the outside.
"A lot of their shots were from the point or from the wing. [Washington] had a few good chances at the end in tight, but that's going to happen, and [Talbot] made some big saves for us. In that type of game, in a back-to-back, that's what you need from your goalie, and he delivered."
The Rangers are first in the Eastern Conference and NHL. The Montreal Canadiens, Nashville Predators and Anaheim Ducks each also have 91 points, but the Rangers have played fewer games than all three.


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Quick note from the world of politics: Sonia Sotomayor, she of the Maurice Clarett decision and the influence in ending the baseball strike, is facing her confirmation hearings today. Whether you approve of her nomination A) depends on your political partisanship, and B) is completely irrelevant. Sorry, we don't care what you think about her viability as a Supreme Court Justice. That's not what we're here to talk about.
(She's not even wearing umpire's gear! Reject her at once!)
What we do want to discuss, though, is the pervasive inanity of the senators on the Judiciary Committee when it comes to her hearings. Democrat or Republican, it makes no difference: hamfisted sports references are as bipartisan as they are abundant today. Get ready for some total head-scratchers and reminders that nobody debases politics as effectively as the politicians themselves.
From POLITICO and via HUGGING HAROLD REYNOLDS, it's a hailstorm of "balls and strikes" references, none of which make a damn lick of sense:
Sen. Tom Coburn: "We expect a judge to merely call balls and strikes — maybe so, maybe not. But we certainly don't expect them to sympathize with one side over another."
Sen. Russ Feingold: Great decisions are "not simply the result of an umpire calling balls and strikes."
Sen. Charles Schumer: Some question whether John Roberts "actually called pitches as they came or tried to change the rules." Sotomayor, said Schumer, "has simply called balls and strikes for 17 years far more closely than Chief Justice Roberts has during his four years on the Supreme Court."
No. No, no, no. Judges are not umpires. If they were, they would be called umpires. Or umpires would be called judges. They're not because they're two different things: umpires are tasked with quickly determining whether a pitch is inside or outside the strike zone, which is an objective analysis. Judges are subjective arbiters; there's a reason they issue "opinions" in the Supreme Court: because they actually are opinions.
This stupid analogy only exists because Sotomayor ended that baseball strike. There is absolutely no reason for grown men, much less sitting Senators who are on the Judiciary Committee, to turn this into a sports metaphor-filled activity.
Senator Dianne Feinstein, a little sanity, please?
Sen. Dianne Feinstein: "So I do not believe that Supreme Court justices are merely umpires calling balls and strikes. Rather, I believe that they make the decisions of individuals who bring to the court their own experiences and philosophies."
Thank you. Now that we've moved on from the balls and strikes, I believe the junior senator from Texas has the floor. Care to bring this back to a more relevant topic, sir?
Sen. John Cornyn: "To borrow a football analogy, a lower court judge is like the quarterback who executes the plays — not the coach who calls the plays."
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Sanofi-aventis U.S. websites may use a tracking technology called a "cookie". A "cookie" is a small text file that a website can place on your computer's hard drive in order, for example, to collect information about your activities on the site or to track your preferences and selections. When you return to the website, information stored in cookies associated with that site will be transmitted back to us. With most Internet browsers, you can erase cookies from your computers hard drive, block all cookies or even receive a warning before a cookie is placed on your system. Refer to your browser instructions or Help button to learn more about cookies. You should be aware, however, that cookies might be necessary to provide you with certain features (e.g. customized delivery of information) available on sanofi-aventis U.S. websites. This information is considered Non-Personal Information.
Sanofi-aventis U.S. websites may also automatically collect and store web log information relating to your computer and your visit, such as the name of the domain and host from which you access the Internet; the Internet address of the website from which you linked to a sanofi-aventis U.S. website; the date and time you accessed a sanofi-aventis U.S. website, how long you spent and which pages you visited; your Internet protocol (I.P) address; and your computer's operating system and browser software. This information is considered Non-Personal Information.
Sanofi-aventis U.S. websites may also track your usage of the site through the use of pixel tags (also called clear gifs). The information collected through use of pixel tags is not personally identifiable and is considered Non-Personal Information.
If you do provide us with Personal Information we may use the information to contact you, via e-mail, regular mail, telephone or other means, to provide you with information you requested about specific products or services, provide additional future information about products or services that may be of interest to you, and to learn about and develop products and services concerning a particular disease or condition (e.g. market research). Other or additional information about use of your Personal Information may appear at the point where you are asked to provide Personal Information in a form or data field.
Sanofi-aventis U.S. will not transfer or allow access to your Person Information to third parties, except (i) to affiliated entities within the sanofi-aventis Group, whether inside the U.S. or in other countries; (ii) to vendors and service providers who assist us in providing service to you (e.g. a fulfillment company for processing and mailing purposes); (iii) in connection with security related or law enforcement investigations or in the course of cooperating with authorities; (iv) to comply with legal requirements or to establish or exercise our legal rights or defend against legal claims; (v) when we believe it is necessary to share information in order to assist in an investigation regarding, or to prevent, illegal activities, suspected fraud, or situations involving potential threats to the safety of any person; and (v) upon a sale, merger, assignment or transfer of the business of the website to which the information relates. Any affiliated entity, vendor or service provider who is permitted access to, or to whom we transfer; Personal Information is required to keep your Personal Information confidential.
Sanofi-aventis U.S. takes reasonable precautions to keep Personal Information secure against unauthorized access and use.
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