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Disney EMEA today announced that it has green lit a brand new animated pre-school series, The Happy Hugglemonsters. Set to premiere on Disney Junior from autumn 2012 and air in more than 150 countries worldwide, the series follows the adventures of fun-loving, five-year-old Henry Hugglemonster, the middle child in a happy, wacky close-knit monster family – The Hugglemonsters.
Produced by twice Oscar-nominated animation studio, Brown Bag Films in Dublin, Ireland, The Happy Hugglemonsters is the latest series being developed and produced by Disney's London based production hub. Led by Beth Gardiner, Vice President, Production, Disney Junior, EMEA the Disney team is working with Brown Bag Films to deliver the 52 x 11 minute series - developed from a series of books created by Niamh Sharkey called "I'm a Happy Hugglewug" and published by Walker Books. The illustration style of the books is retained in the series' animation.
Each 11 minute story transports preschoolers into the world of Henry Hugglemonster as he guides the preschool audience through the ups and downs of being part of a loving, bustling monster family. The series is directed by Emmy Award winning director Norton Virgien (Rugrats, Doc McStuffins), the lead writer is Sascha Paladino (Wonder Pets, Ni-Hao Kai-Lan) and the series is produced by Gillian Higgins (Doc McStuffins, Octonauts). Beth Gardiner Vice President, Production & Development, Disney Junior EMEA, comments: "We are thrilled to welcome The Happy Hugglemonsters to the Disney Junior fold. Seen through our five year old hero Henry Hugglemonster's eyes, the series delivers comedic and emotional storytelling with a monstery twist that pre-schoolers can really relate to; perfect for Disney Junior."
Cathal Gaffney, co-founder and CEO of Brown Bag Films says: "We are delighted to announce the production of this series, it is great to work with home grown talent like Niamh Sharkey and to bring an original idea like this to a global Disney Junior audience is hugely satisfying for all involved. This series will see over 40 additional staff employed full time in Brown Bag Films over the coming 18 months and demonstrates how the creative economy has such an important role to play for Ireland."
Brown Bag Films is also producing Disney Junior series Doc McStuffins, set to premiere on Disney Junior worldwide in 2012. Doc McStuffins is an imaginative animated series about six-year-old Doc McStuffins, who communicates with and heals stuffed animals and toys out of her backyard clinic.
Created in May 2007, Disney's EMEA production hub drives the investment in and development of long form animation outside of North America, for both European and global distribution. It has already achieved great success with series such as UK-produced Jungle Junction, which has proved to be a huge hit with Disney Junior audiences internationally. The series has now rolled out in more than 150 countries worldwide winning a BAFTA nomination and more than 23 million viewers in EMEA alone.
About Disney JuniorThe newly branded, learning-focused Disney Junior reflects the emotional connection generations of consumers have to Disney storytelling and Disney characters, both classic and contemporary. Disney Junior's programming invites mum and dad to join their child in the Disney experience of magical, musical and heartfelt stories and characters, while incorporating specific learning and development themes designed for kids age 2-7. Disney Junior's animated and live action series blend Disney's unparalleled storytelling and characters kids love deeply with learning, including early math, language skills, healthy eating and lifestyles, and social skills. Through its combination of animated and live-action programming, Disney Junior inspires learning through play, from early maths and language skills, to healthy lifestyles with an emphasis on social and emotional development. It celebrates childhood by encouraging children to laugh, sing, dance, and above all – have fun.
From the earliest phase of programme development, Disney employs education and child development experts who review every premise and script before the development phase. Working closely alongside parents, the Disney Junior brand vision was created and ensures all content is mum-approved.
About The Walt Disney Company in Europe Middle East and Africa:The Walt Disney Company (TWDC) is a leading diversified international family entertainment and media enterprise with five business segments: media networks, parks and resorts, studio entertainment, consumer products and its interactive media group.
About Brown Bag Films:Brown Bag Films® is an award-winning animation studio, producing high quality character animation and is located in the heart Dublin city, Ireland with an office in Los Angeles, California.
In 2002, their short film Give UpYer Aul Sins was nominated for an Academy Award® and this was repeated in 2010 when Granny O'Grimm's Sleeping Beauty® was also Oscar® nominated for Best Animated Short. Brown Bag Films® have worked on a number of high profile international series with recent productions including Noddy in Toyland, Olivia and the BAFTA nominated The Octonauts.
Established in 1994 by Cathal Gaffney and Darragh O'Conell, Brown Bag Films employ over 100 full time staff. Brown Bag Films® have a slate of original television and family feature properties in active development. www.brownbagfilms.com.


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In this tale of the sea, lives of men and whales ebb and flow in the waters of the Azores.
Beneath the surface run strong currents of love, loss, and redemption. And perhaps something more...
Wade Hughes is a Member of the Explorers Club and a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society. He has authored nine books including "Whales of Sao Marco", "Thirteenth Beach" and most recently, "The Judas Reef". He has dived extensively round the world from the Arctic Circle and the Southern Ocean, to the equatorial tropics. Robyn is an accomplished diver and photgrapher who began her international travels as a teenager. She took up writing and photography after a career in banking, and, with Wade, has since visited more than 50 countries.
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What's your e-mail and I'll send you more Ogasawara info. Ship is as comfortable as you want to pay for. Whale snorkeling is not allowed. We did see humpies and spppermies on the surface and listened on the hydrophone. Need special permit to get in and shoot them.
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A few years ago, I wrote about a possible link between the ever-popular activity of text messaging and sleep problems such as insomnia in children.
We're still bombarding our children with so much in the way of stimulation, it's a wonder any of them have healthy sleeping habits.
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At last we are beginning to learn as much about the French empire as the British, so that generalizations about imperialism need not continue to be skewed, as they hav,e been in the past, by drawing too many of our data from the British experience. The present study makes a major contribution in this direction, providing as it does the first nearly definitive account of a central series of episodes in the French, African, and Islamic experiences with imperialism.
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Someone who basically only reads fanfics, pairs themselves with one of the characters, and bases their entire opinion of the show, that the characters are immature and childish and they want to stick to reading fanfics and watching the CGI movies(which they haven't even seen all of), around the episode Bigger. Yes, that's right, an episode where the characters are acting and playing other characters, and are supposed to be childish because that's the whole point of the episode.
This person thinks they have the right to make a fan-club for one of the characters. It's really sad, honestly. They think they have the right to call themselves a fan. It actually disgusts me. I realized there were people in this fandom who had no right to call themselves fans, but I didn't know there were ones this bad.
You go ahead and watch your movies where the characters are so mature that they eat poop, fart in people's faces, and pee on themselves. I'll stick to watching my show with developed character personalities, life lessons, and wholesome entertainment.
I'm in mourning for this fandom. I really am. And I pity you. You know who you are.
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We're sure to see more in the days ahead, as teams still in divisional and Wild Card races look to snag that final piece of the puzzle.It's important to keep some perspective on the impact of these deals. MLB isn't the NBA or NFL, where one player can have a disproportionate impact on the outcome of a game or a season. The Colts lost their quarterback and went from a Super Bowl contender to the first pick in the draft. The Cavaliers lost a single free agent and slipped from title contender to afterthought. In baseball, you can't get your best player extra at-bats or ensure that the ball will be hit to your best fielder with the game on the line. You can only use your best pitchers so often, and even the one part of the game where teams can map usage to situations -- relief pitching -- finds that player impact is limited by the number of innings relievers throw.When sabermetricians looked to evaluate how much value a single player could have, they found it was generally less than expected. In modern baseball, the best players in a given league tend to be worth about eight to nine wins a year, with some exceptions, and about 18 players a year -- less than one per team -- are worth six wins a year. Here's the breakdown for 2001-2011, using Baseball-Reference's Wins Above Replacement metric:These numbers are important because they set a reasonable upper limit on how much you can improve your team with a single midseason trade. A six-win player projects to be worth two wins over the final two months of the season, so if you're adding a star and using him to cover for replacement-level performance, you can expect to be two wins better -- and that's a pretty extreme scenario. It's actually worse than it looks here, because players having better than six-win seasons rarely are traded during their big year. The only player among the 88 7.0-win-and-up seasons to play for more than one team was Mark Teixeira, who went from the Braves to the Angels at the deadline in 2008.JAFFE: Six deadline deals that pushed teams to OctoberNow, players aren't stat-generating robots, so what we're dealing with here is projection and expectation. The natural variance of player performance means that sometimes you'll make a trade that is supposed to make you two wins better -- like the Dodgers with Ramirez -- and the player you acquire has a big two months and you get more than you expected. In 1998, the Astros acquired Randy Johnson to anchor their starting rotation, and got a ridiculous 11 starts of 1.28 ERA performance. It can go the other way, too. In 2009, the Yankees traded for Lance Berkman to bolster their lineup, only to get one homer in 123 plate appearances as Berkman couldn't adjust to the DH role.The Tigers and the Dodgers have done well to make themselves two wins better in-season. What other players are out there who could have the same impact on a new team, should they be traded?Zack Greinke, Brewers. Greinke is responsible for one of those 10-win seasons, winning a Cy Young Award for his amazing 2009 breakout year with the Royals. Now, two months from free agency, he finds himself on the trading block for a free-falling Brewers team. Greinke's excellent strikeout (24 percent of batters faced) and walk (4.7 percent) rates are better indicators of his performance than his ERA (3.44), which has been hurt by the shaky Brewers defense. Replacing a fifth starter with Greinke could well save a team 20 runs over the 11 starts remaining. With Cole Hamels off the market and Felix Hernandez never on it, Greinke is the one impact starting pitcher available.Chase Headley, Padres. Not nearly as famous as Greinke, Headley has labored in obscurity in San Diego during a down period for Padres baseball. His offensive stats are tamped down by Petco Park, but when you adjust for the environment, you find that he hits 20 percent better than the league the past two years. Away from Petco this year, Headley is batting .279/.378/.488, making him a fantastic No. 2 hitter for any contender. He's also a very good defensive third baseman and an excellent percentage basestealer (54 steals at a 79 percent clip in his career). Headley brings a high OBP (.368 in 2011-12) at a position that many teams have had trouble filling, and given the wretched situations at the hot corner for some contenders -- like the A's -- Headley could provide that critical two-win boost.Josh Johnson, Marlins. In 2011, Johnson was on his way to a lot of awards (1.64 ERA in nine starts) when his right shoulder acted up, eventually cutting his season short at 60 innings pitched. He's made every start this year, at a somewhat lower level of performance overall, but with enough highlights -- like Monday's six one-hit innings against the Braves -- to make you think the No. 1 starter of the spring of 2011 is still in there. In nine starts last year, Johnson was worth nearly three wins. A team acquiring him may not get that high a level of performance, but two wins over two months wouldn't be an outsized expectation. Comments


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Exhibition organized for the celebrations of the sixth centenary of the birth of Leon Battista Alberti.
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The 4th edition of the review, organized by the Comune di Roma, dedicated to the East.
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Awesome!Lekes | Jan. 21, 2013 | See all Lekes's reviews »
Great work by SCS! The game is perfect for a relaxing day of driving without the going anywhere. With a huge world to play in, you won't be bored quick, and while on a drive, Tune in to a radio station chosen by yourself! Buy and edit your trucks as long as you have the money to do so. The truck-physics could use some improvement, but with upcoming patches, I hope all of this will be fixed. Overall a very nice game (especially compared to ETS1), but it needs a load of patches and I'm happy about all the mod's that are coming up.
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If you've enjoyed truck sims before, you have no excuse to miss out on this one. Great map, great roads, great trucks, spot on controls and splendid graphics. Any previous titles are a joke compared to this gem. The Scania Truck Sim was a good indication of what to expect from ETS2. And they delivered. The pacing is perfect. The trucks never feel slow, the paychecks never feel like cheats, but the game also never drags. There's almost always something new to buy after each trip, and taking a bank loan means that you can get a nice fleet of trucks from the start. The AI drivers will never bring as much money as you can by driving yourself, so you'll still roam the roads of Europe in your tuned monster, while you rub your hands each time an employee brings in some cash. Trips range from a few minutes short to hours long, but there's great diversity and choice and you can specialize anyway you want. Do you want to take the slow and short route? Or do you prefer to stay fast on the highway? Buying expensive garages allows you to teleport to their locations between jobs. And you do get penalized for traffic violations, but it never gets frustrating. The towns are small but they do feel like the real thing. And since time is scaled, you'll usually prefer to stay out of traffic lights altogether. It will take you some time to find things which could've been improved, but there's nothing game breaking. And even after you've pimped your truck and own garages in most towns, having more money than you can spend, taking a 2 hour job that takes you all around Europe will still be enjoyable. There's nothing quite like it in any other game.


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I'm planning a game of DnD for some friends. I'm an absolute rookie when it comes to designing towns, cities, lands and whatnot. Although I must admit, there's something about it that has always intrigued me, which is why I've decided to do a somewhat ambitious (for me) map of the largest city in the known world.
In the scenario, the town is ruled by a twilight silver dragon. Twilight is the first time in a dragons life where its force is actually diminished with age, and this particular dragon is quite weak, though ancient and wise. It resides inside and beneath the Sky District, in the mountain.
I'd like to force-feed you more about the story, but I'll stick to what's relevant for the design choices.
The city is designed in a manner that's supposed to aid defense. The upper right road leads to the main gate and the easiest way to transport large masses of soldiers to and from the center of town. Because of that, this road is lead alongside the mountain housing the Sky District. From there, defenders will be able to severely decimate enemy forces, until they have reached the natural entrance up to the mountain. From there, they will face the kingsguard.
The city is focused on trade, so there are already quite a few zones serving that particular purpose, and more to come.
The silver dragon is suffering from atmospheric dissipation (forgot the fantasy-correct term atm) and is slowly diffusing into the very mountain it lives in. As a result, increasingly large veins of silver has been enriched into the mountain during the last 500 years. It is one of the major sources of the citys wealth, but fool is he who thinks the city would succumb to invasion were it not for this. Under the dragons ruling hand, the city has prospered both politically and socially.
The ruler is kind-hearted, which is why the city have only a relatively small pool of low-class citizen, instead housing a substiantial amount of middle class houses and citizens.
The thieves guild have taken root in the low class district, they are a tough group to keep out. The district is supposed to have only one entrance/exit, but the numerous tunnels in the old city district, which was built before the dragon laid claim to the town, makes moving in and out of the low class district a breeze...Provided you have the knowledge and connections.
These (among other) districts and buildings can be found right now:
Storage, warehouses and granaries.
Guild halls.
Red light district.
Middle Class
Lower Class
Slum / Deadtown
Religious / Divine
And these districts/buildings have yet to be added:
Library / Educational
Royal / Noble
High Class
Military (kind of covered in the major military district to the immediate left of the town square, but I was thinking a distint military building of sorts. More of a mental note)
Before I did more sketching, I was curious to what the experts on the topic have to say?
Does it look cluttered? (Might be hard to tell at the moment, smaller roads and individual buildings will be added in the next stage)
Does it "flow"? If you came by boat as a tradesman from the south, would it feel natural to dock, unload cargo and move about the city?
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This newly reelected executive committee and board of directors, lead by President Mikayla Connell, is an exceedingly enthusiastic team with a strong and unified vision. Pride is well positioned to make the fortieth anniversary Celebration and Parade a truly memorable commemoration of this movement's beginnings. This is an exciting time to celebrate who we are as LGBT people and our ongoing struggle for full equality.
The full executive committee was seated on October 6, 2009, at the October board meeting. The board of directors is currently accepting applications for community leaders interested in joining the board. The primary criteria in board member selection are a thorough understanding and commitment to the mission and core values of San Francisco Pride in addition to a strong record of excellence in involvement with community and professional organizations. Below is a summary of some of the board's activities.
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Having worked with Pride for almost five years now, I am deeply honored to be returning to this leadership role. San Francisco Pride is an outstanding organization with a rich history built by the community over forty years. I look forward to working with our talented staff including our new Executive Director Amy André, our dedicated board of directors, our general members, volunteers, and community members to continue the legacy of community involvement, inclusion, and diversity as we move forward.
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And keep in mind that Jekyll chooses to keep turning into Hyde ''even after Hyde severely injured an innocent child.''** Also of more modern debate, about a line Jekyll makes about Hyde growing. The word used there is "stature" which has more than one meaning. Does he mean Hyde would have grown to hulk like proportions or that he's just becoming healthier compared to the much skinnier dwarf form he starts off as compared to the more hearty stocked Jekyll? ** And then there's the implied Jekyll/Utterson context as seen below. * CommonKnowledge: As noted in the intro, there are ''many'' common misconceptions about the novel.* HoYay: Too easy to read some Utterson/Jekyll into the former's concern for the latter.** His fears that Hyde was Jekyll's lover, and was using that to blackmail him.*** Homosexual undertones were read into the book early on, and a few of Stevenson's gay friends chided him for possibly bringing them to light at all. The recent passing of homosexual legislation up north meant that closeted homosexuality wasn't just a hot-button issue at the time, but that Stevenson could possibly have had it on the mind while writing. A closer look at the edits from the second manuscript seems to support this theory, as Utterson himself starts to read a little bit more into Jekyll and Hyde's perceived relationship. Then again, this was a time when two men could have a completely platonic [[RomanticTwoGirlFriendship Romantic Two-Man Friendship]] and not be chided for it (again, because the idea of two men having sex with each other was just too absurd for Victorian sensibilities).*** A short story by Creator/KimNewman, "Further Developments in the Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", riffs on this; [[spoiler: Essentially, Hyde is a separate person. And he's Jekyll's lover.]]* ItWasHisSled: In a ''big'' way; the TwistEnding is [[AllThereIsToKnowAboutTheCryingGame pretty much the ]]''[[AllThereIsToKnowAboutTheCryingGame only ]]''[[AllThereIsToKnowAboutTheCryingGame thing most people will know]] when asked about this story, even if they've never read the book or watched the adaptations.* JerkAssWoobie: Jekyll, [[AlternateCharacterInterpretation if you believe he truly had good intentions of course.]]* MainstreamObscurity: Just ask a member of the general public to give you even a vague summary of the plot! As mentioned above, most people ''don't even know'' that the dual identity was originally a TwistEnding, and it is not uncommon to see [[Film/VanHelsing parodies]] [[Comicbook/TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen of it]] where Hyde is literally an ogre monster- rather than simply an evil (but not even particularly ugly) man. To be fair, Hyde is described in the book as a misshapen dwarf so ugly he inspires hatred in people without them even understanding why (possibly an uncanny valley effect due to looking somewhat inhuman).** A lot of people will assume the two girlfriends are part of the book's plot as well; they were introduced in the 1920 silent film (and if you ''really'' wanna go back, the very first basis for a lover was in the stage play version) and added to many subsequent versions.* MisaimedFandom: Many people will use the idea of being a "Jekyll and Hyde" as an excuse for either their own bad behaviour or that of their loved ones: "The real me (Jekyll) would never do such a thing, it was this alien force (Hyde) that took over my body and made me do it." This arguably inverts the moral of Stevenson's story, where Jekyll's refusal to take responsibility for Hyde's actions was a big part of what caused things to go badly.* MoralEventHorizon: Clearly, when Hyde brutally murders Sir Danvers Carew for absolutely no reason, he has reached this point. * UncannyValley: This is how the other characters describe Hyde and recognize that he's not quite right. They always describe him as looking "deformed" somehow, despite having no outwardly noticeable disfigurements. This is subtlety is lost on subsequent adaptations, mostly because it's hard to show on screen, and partly because EvilIsSexy sells better.* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: Inverted. Stevenson wrote the first draft of the story in one-sitting during a speed binge.!! The 1931 film provides examples of:* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: The scene towards the beginning where the overwhelmingly {{Narm}}y little girl discovers that she can walk again seems to be setting up her recrippling from the book, but this never actually happens, so the scene just seems bizarre and out of place with zero bearing on the plot.!! The 1988 video game provides examples of:* NightmareFuel: The game has two endings. One of them is reached by simply getting to the church as Jekyll before Hyde. It just shows the church and the word "END" appears while the wedding march plays. A second ending, somewhat hidden, is earned by reaching Level 6 as Jekyll and then proceeding to the end as Hyde. Hyde then fights a boss "demon" at the church, and, upon beating it, turns back into Jekyll. Jekyll's able to reach the church unhindered (all the enemies disappear) and an extended cutscene of the wedding plays. "END" appears when the screen fades out after bride and groom kiss. However, after waiting a while, the music will abruptly stop and the sound effect for the bomb is played. When the bomb "explodes", lightning flashes, the word "END" appears reversed, and Mr. Hype appears as a red silhouette with what appears to be a giant cross embedded into his back. Like everything else about the game, the extended ending is unexplained, leaving it ambiguous (for the wrong reasons) as to whether or not it can be considered a "good" or "bad" ending. ** What throws this into NightmareFuel is that Hyde's silhouette in the second ending comes out of nowhere, and given what happens to Dr. Jekyll in the book, it can be implied that Hyde still "lives", or worse, that the demon he killed took over the Hyde personality. The lighter explanation is that the cross represents Jekyll finally "ending" Hyde by getting married. 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Could have been.... mediocreOnefatcow | May 8, 2013 | Review of Duke Nukem Forever - PC
Where to start... this game was one of the biggest bombs I've ever seen dropped on the community (although recently Aliens: Colonial Marines has come close). One of the things you'll immediately notice is the graphics, they're terrible, and seem even worse when you actually compare them to another game in the current age. You'll also notice a rather disturbing development, you can only wield a mere 2 weapons at once, creating a situation where you're forced to choose 2 weapons, and carry them through the rest of the game.
Throw Your Money at it, NowOnefatcow | May 3, 2013 | Review of Darksiders (1) - PC
This game is good, it's slashing, jumping, running good. The game is intense right up from the beginning, where you immediately take on angelic forces followed by a big, annoyed demon. There are a few flaws here and there (at one point everybody I've ever known has gotten stuck for a good ten minutes) but the game is solid, and its coupled with a storyline that is actually pretty good (if a bit cliche). The game is good, and although THQ may have fallen, it holds up to the standards of todays games.
A Great Game, Though Mac Users BewareOnefatcow | May 3, 2013 | Review of The Darkness II - PC
Look, I think most of the reviews have reached a consensus, the game is pretty darn good, not perfect, but good. However, be wary of buying it if you are using a mac. Although this game claims it has Mac compatibility, many people have reported problems about textures, crashes, and the game just not starting. If you do get to play it though, the game is extremely good, the combat feels satisfying and using the tentacles make up for some mediocre gunplay.
Sandwiched in Between Two Great Games, it's Still GoodOnefatcow | May 3, 2013 | Review of Crysis 2 Maximum Edition NA Origin - PC
There is no way this game can hold up to either Crysis 1 or Crysis 3, and you're going to have to accept that. That doesn't mean it's not good though. The single player is excellent, with a good engaging story, and the most important thing, really good gunplay. The guns in this game are just satisfying to use, and the attachments add even more variation into the bunch, and allow you to really look for a gun that suits your tastes. This game is definitely worth a buy if you like a good shooter, though you may want to wait for a sale, this game has a pretty high pricetag.
Not for the Casual PlayerOnefatcow | May 3, 2013 | Review of Chivalry Medieval Warfare NEW - PC
Yes the game is great, and yes it is one of the best medieval combat games out there, but it has an extremely (emphasis on extremely) high skill level. Do not expect to be able to get a 1:1 k/d ratio early on, in fact it may be unreasonable to even expect to get many kills. Yes, the game is great, but it may not be the game for for someone who wants to play a few hours. It's a great game, if you have the time for it.
The Best! ok maybe notOnefatcow | May 3, 2013 | Review of Borderlands - PC
This game gets a lot of good reviews, coupled with comments that make it seem as though its a game thats worth any price you could pay for it. Although the game is good, this is a little bit ridiculous. The game suffers from many problems, such as being extremely repetitive, having just plain bad co-op, and offering very little variation in styles of gameplay. The game gets a bit boring after a while, and although finding new weapons can prove interesting, it doesn't change how repetitive it is. The co-op is absolutely terrible, and is almost un-workable, definitely not something to buy it for. The game also offers zero different gameplay styles, forcing players to adopt a run and gun strategy, instead of things like stealth. All in all its a good game, but maybe you should wait for a sale.
A Great GameOnefatcow | May 3, 2013 | Review of Bastion - PC
You owe it to yourself to buy this game, it really is a good deal for the price. The graphics are amazing, the hand-painted effect on the world makes it seem like you could jump into it. The gameplay is also great, though it seems deceptively simple at a glance. The idea of the floating city is implemented beautifully, and it shows just how great a game can be if it is not rushed. The only things you could say this game suffers from would be: a character that looks nowhere near as good as the backdrop, and it can be a bit repetitive to wade through enemies. All in all though Supergiant Games has created a masterful indie title.
Violence has never been this grandOnefatcow | May 2, 2013 | Review of Bulletstorm Origin NA - PC
(well, at least in any games I've played) This game is one of the most fun shooters out there. It may have pretty bad AI, a cheesy storyline, and some of the crudest language it could put in without getting an Adult Only rating, but it has some of the most fun combat in gaming. Every single time you kill someone in this game, it feels unique, the game even rewards you for doing outrageously gory kills, like kicking people into cacti, or blowing off their testicles. This gives the games campaign an interesting feeling, where you keep trying to use strange skill shots and master the extremely varied weapons. As an added bonus you even get a good multiplayer, which is rare for a mainly campaign based game. Make sure to pick this game up when you can, whether or not its on sale.
It's Good, but not too GoodOnefatcow | May 2, 2013 | Review of BioShock NA Overflow 1 - PC
People have a tendency to raise this game on a pedestal, similar to game like Half Life 2 and Portal. Don't get me wrong, the game is pretty good, but if you're looking for action and shooting, you would do better looking for it somewhere else. This games real strong-suit is its atmosphere, somehow it manages to create an environment that is mysterious, frightening, and amazing all at the same time. This is the core that is really interesting, it manages to manipulate your emotions in a way that is hard to find these days. All in all its worth the buy, but be warned that the combat isn't all that people make it out to be.
Good Colors is Not the Same as a Good GameOnefatcow | May 2, 2013 | Review of Beat Hazard - PC
Although the game is interesting, it fails to produce an experience that makes you want more. This is the core problem of the game, it just isn't something you want to play more than once. The game feels like a cheap arcade shooter, and I don't mean that in a good way. The game is comically easy, even during the higher difficulty settings, which are supposedly a challenge, take nothing more than holding down the left mouse button and dodging the few bullets that would actually cause you damage. After playing a few games you'll quickly loose interest in this game, and it'll join your pile of unplayed indie games.
Although the Idea is good, the game itself is notOnefatcow | May 2, 2013 | Review of The Ball - PC
The game is both boring and confusing, almost the complete opposite of what you would expect from the concept. The idea of having a gravitational gun and using it as a weapon sounds look a good idea, until you throw in a ball that you have to manipulate throughout the game. The problem being that lugging around the massive ball just isn't interesting. It gets extremely boring quickly and ends up being another game that tried hard to be unique, and ended up being flawed. Make no mistake, if this is your kind of game and you're fine with a bit of a slog, this game is still good, but for me it ended up being an irritating game with no clear purpose.
A 3rd Person Shooter with PersonalityOnefatcow | May 2, 2013 | Review of Awesomenauts - PC
Have you ever played a game and thought, darn, I wish this had american mobsters, butterflies, giant pufferfish, vikings, and monkeys? Ok, well, probably not, but you might have missed out on more than you would think. This game has all of the features above, and manages to squish them together into a 3rd person MOBA shooter. The game also features an extensive leveling system, including more than 90 different levels for a player (and you can reset that up to 10 times for those of you who like that). The game is an amazing demonstration of how Indie Games that come out of nowhere can turn out to be amazing games.
Nice Weapons.... (not that they really do much)Onefatcow | May 2, 2013 | Review of Killing Floor Golden Weapons Pack - PC
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Too many Web sites are little more than elephantine filing cabinets floating in cyberspace. There's plenty of information, but digging for it can be irksome. On-site search engines help solve this problem by fetching very specific data for very specific needs.
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A variation on the search engine, data drills enable Web site visitors to narrow their quest for information to an ever-finer point. At the Web site for the city of San Diego, for example, visitors can point-and-click their way through a plethora of regional maps that offer highly detailed and specific information about local soils, assessment fees, city planning and the like.
At Colorado's Web site, prospective interns can "drill down" from a comprehensive list of state intern offerings for individual programs at 22 state departments. At the Nebraska Educational Service Web site, visitors can access a comprehensive map offering pointers to the Web sites of many of the state's schools.
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A fundamental facet of any interactive Web site, formalized request for more info forms are, unfortunately, still the exception on the Web. One site with an especially sophisticated twist on this capability is that of the California Trade and Commerce Agency. By filling out a simple online form, businesses can receive a steady stream of custom-tailored, profit-building data via e-mail from the agency.
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Like Mount Everest, too many video cameras are being connected to the Net just because they're there. Fortunately, the Washington State Department of Transportation is leveraging Webcams usefully. For the Puget Sound region, the state DOT offers video snapshots updated every 90 seconds of Puget Sound arteries shot from 50 locations. Virtually everyone in the Puget Sound region can check up on their local bottleneck trouble spots from the comfort of their homes.


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So, I have a thing for red and white year-round so for Valentine's Day, red is on my mind, as usual. But this time, I threw in a wee bit of minty blue for good measure.
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>Love this dress! I usually don't do red, but I can absolutely do a red polka dot! Happy Wednesday! xo
February 8, 2012 1:52 pm
>Adorable earrings – but the link goes to the Kate Spade bag! Oh no! How will I ever find them?!
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>C Fierce: sorry about that and thanks for the catch. The link is updated now and the best part: they're super inexpensive!
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>Happy Wednesday to you, Nikki!
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>Love them! Thanks for the update! You're right … much more affordable than the (otherwise gorrrrrgeous) Kate Spade bag. :)
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>Carrie, I had my eye on this book of sonnets for a while!! It just came in the mail and I am in love! Now to just get my husband to read them out loud to me…
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>Jamie! Love that you got the book! It's so pretty. I need to buy it, too! Yes, good luck with getting him to read them to you. That would be the icing on the cake. :)


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January 10, 2013 | Vol. 116 -- No. 38
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Cheney Snap Fitness general manager/owner Jake Smith demos the new Fitness on Demand program while a workout routine plays on the workout screen behind.
Snap Fitness is offering a round the clock group fitness class option for local exercise enthusiasts, and the Cheney location is the first to offer it in the Inland Northwest, and possibly even the state. Fitness On Demand is an automated, pre-recorded workout program that gives Snap members the opportunity to take part in group fitness classes as their schedule allows, and without an instructor onsite.
"It's a virtual instructor," Cheney Snap Fitness general manager/owner Jake Smith said.
The technology is simple and nothing new. Smith said he saw it while at Snap corporate headquarters and thought to himself that it "was stupid" at first.
"Why not just have live trainers?" he asked rhetorically.
After seeing the success that other Snap locations around the country had with Fitness On Demand, Smith, who also owns four Snap centers in Spokane and two in Coeur d'Alene, decided to give a try.
"Gyms that have this have about 30 percent more memberships," he said.
Installing Fitness On Demand required adding a 500 square foot workout room near the back of the Cheney Snap, complete with all the typical accoutrements. Snap also installed a new bathroom in the facility, complete with a shower, which was not provided before.
Snap Fitness members who sign up to use Fitness On Demand will have access to it 24 hours a day, seven days a week through their member access card. Mounted on the wall outside the exercise room is a large touch screen console where members select their workout.
After pressing "Start" members scan a list of workouts, over 30 Smith said, that include exercise regimes like Step and Advanced Step Aerobics, Latin Hip Hop, Kickboxing 1 and Kickboxing 2 and STRIKE – a boxing-type form of workout. Users can preview the classes for information such as the length of the workout, who the instructor is, difficulty level and whether or not additional equipment is required.
Once the workout is selected, users hit the "Active" button and a large, motorized viewing screen is rolled out along a wall. After a quick count down, the instructor appears and the workout, complete with music, begins.
Smith said his plan is to schedule regular classes using Snap's instructors and the Fitness On Demand program, as well as leaving open time for personal use. Right now he has posted a whiteboard message asking patrons what kind of classes they'd like to see, and already has a list of 15 or so suggestions.
The benefit of Fitness On Demand is that Snap members can set up regular exercise classes that conform to their schedules. If the program goes over well in Cheney, Smith said he would install it in his other Snap centers. As for any costs, right now Smith said there aren't any, but if demand is high it might be an extra charge to the regular $33.95 monthly membership.
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You Say Napster, I Say Grokster
What do you do when technology outpaces the law?
The Supreme Court on Friday announced it would hear MGM Studios Inc. v. Grokster Ltd. and StreamCast Networks Inc.—a suit asking whether distributors of peer-to-peer file-sharing software may be held liable for infringing copyrights of the music that gets swapped with such software. To paraphrase the late Warren Zevon, send lawyers, geeks, and money. At the lawyer level, the Grokster case turns on subtle questions of copyright law. To the geek, it turns on technical features of software and Internet architecture. And to the entertainment, electronics, software, communications, and Internet industries, it's all about money. Billions.
Efforts to understand the file-sharing cases often get bogged down in fine distinctions—the difference between sharing and stealing, for instance—and they founder for a lack of good precedent: Is file sharing like photocopying or like flying a plane over your neighbor's backyard? The Supreme Court may well have taken this case precisely because that type of legal inquiry is too nuanced for the conflict at hand.
Grokster is, of course, the sequel to Napster. And Napster, the mother of all music-swapping services, was forced in 2001 to abort its operations by the federal 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. Those using Grokster software, however (along with the products of competitive compatriots such as Morpheaus and KaZaA), kept on swappin'. And surprisingly, the same 9th Circuit that shut down Napster ruled Grokster was street-legal. To find a software developer such as Grokster liable, the appeals court ruled, would require proof that the developer actually knew of specific infringements and failed to block them. The court thus saw Napster and Grokster as entirely different digital animals: Napster provided a centralized service to facilitate music file sharing, following the classic Internet model in which the consumer connected to Napster's central Web site to transact business through Napster's server. Grokster and other similar peer-to-peer operations, however, don't involve a middleman. In a peer-to-peer distribution network, information does not sit on a central server. Instead, every user's computer makes information available to every other user's computer in the network. The 9th Circuit found these distinctions enough to take Grokster off the legal hook. The music industry appealed.
There is a generational dynamic here that gives the Grokster case a special cultural resonance. My kids understand that if they walk into a Wal-Mart and pilfer an Usher CD, they're stealing about $12's worth of somebody else's property. My kids have a much harder time grasping the notion that if they download all those same Usher songs, they're also stealing somebody else's property—maybe not quite the full $12's worth since the plastic disk, the liner notes, and packaging all count for something, but certainly most of the $12 since the real value rests not in the plastic but the musical performance digitally embedded in it.
Lawrence Lessig, an engaging law professor and writer, likes to point out that changes in technology often force changes in the law. He uses as a vivid example the old rule of property that held that a person owned not only the surface of his or her land, but the airspace above it and all the ground beneath it—from the center of the earth to the heavens. When airplanes came along, however, that old law had to yield, or air travel would have been impossible. It would not have been tenable to require that pilots secure permission before flying over the property of others, even though the law had for centuries treated intrusion on someone's airspace as a trespass. Lessig also argues that it makes no sense to treat a whole generation of American downloaders as pirates and criminals. By analogy to the planes, he urges that if the law treats all these kids as lawbreakers, then something is wrong with the law, not the kids.
But is Lessig right or just clever? If you use the Internet to rip off the entire content of somebody's movie or CD to avoid purchasing it yourself, isn't it a little more serious than a fly-over? These are the kinds of gauzy hypotheticals the courts are now poised to resolve.
The last time the Supreme Court considered a major challenge to copyright laws (in a case in which Lessig himself argued against the expansion of copyright and lost), the court recognized that the framers of the Constitution saw the protection of intellectual property as an engine of creativity and innovation. It is one thing to endorse a liberal conception of "fair use," as in the Supreme Court's quite enlightened decision a few years ago that a 2 Live Crew parody of the famous Roy Orbison song "Oh, Pretty Woman" did not violate Orbison's copyright. It is quite another to countenance outright theft, however.
In all the music-sharing cases, and in the movie-sharing cases that are just now being launched, the core claim is the same: The owners of the music and movies argue that it ought not matter precisely how the sharing system is technically constructed. The bottom line is that people are copying songs and movies without paying for them, and that's wrong, period—a principle as simple and pristine as "Thou shalt not steal." The Motion Picture Association of America recently announced that it had commenced a series of lawsuits against persons allegedly indulging in illegal sharing of copyrighted films on the Internet, following the lead of the Recording Industry Association of America, which began filing its cases against music downloaders over a year ago.
The same stark arguments are being pressed in Congress, which is currently contemplating passage of the Piracy Deterrence and Education Act, HR-4077, a law that the entertainment industries passionately endorse and that many copyright-law detractors (such as consumer-electronics manufacturers, peer-to-peer file-sharers, and the fair-use-electronic-frontier crowd) passionately oppose. The new law would permit prosecution of persons who distribute products to the public by electronic means in reckless disregard of the risk that it will induce infringement. This proposal would also allow the Justice Department to bring infringement actions against infringers on behalf of copyright holders to fight piracy.
Supreme Court justices, who are not exactly charter members of the download generation, could have an awkward time connecting with all of this and may have been tempted to throw their hands above their robes and just give up. The genius pace of modern techno-ingenuity is enough to make some judges balk at imposing any legal blockades, for fear the law will act as a drag on invention and creativity. This fear was openly expressed by the judges on the 9th Circuit in Grokster, who noted circumspectly that "we live in a quicksilver technological environment with courts ill-suited to fix the flow of internet innovation."


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