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Step Right Up and Give a Zombie a Punch
April 18, 2010 | Odds and Ends | No Comments|
Believe it or not, this seemingly alien autopsy giving device is actually a pretty common thing that can be found in houses everywhere. This thing is also a terror to the undead who roam our streets, looking for tasty brains although you won't find it on our Weapons Madness bracket.
I found this image over at Digg and I would have posted it to the front page, but it's a little brutal. I'm not a big fan of heading over to zombie sites in walking into a wall of gore, so I like to extend the same courtesy to my readers.
Check it out and enjoy!
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Microsoft accidentally deploys Skype using WSUS
IT admins using Windows Server Update Services got a surprise this week when Skype installed on some desktops.
The update to Skype, the Microsoft-owned voice and video chat service, was originally intended to be listed as an update for machines that already had it installed. Instead, it installed regardless of whether it was on the end-user's machine or not.
Complaints flooded Microsoft's forums and the company said it expired the update so it would not be installed. Other users also found ways to expunge the unwarranted application from the workstations with code.
Microsoft employee Doug Neal wrote "For those admins who still have this update, you may want to decline (not approve) this update."
Did Skype show up on your workstations? How are you addressing it? Let us know in the comments or on Twitter @SearchWinServ.
Splunk App monitors Active Directory
This week, users looking to monitor Active Directory got another option. San Francisco-based Splunk, Inc., an application management and security company, released the Splunk App for Active Directory.
The free tool aims to monitor performance and collect log files; it will also record PowerShell data from DNS servers. The app contains dashboards for monitoring forest health, user logons and account lockouts, and change management.
The app currently supports all versions from Windows Server 2003 to Windows Server 2008 R2.
Splunk's tool is one of several in the Active Directory monitoring market. SolarWinds also offers a free permissions analyzer tool, and ManageEngine offers an AD Replication Manager, among others.
Have you tried Splunk's Active Directory app? What Active Directory monitoring tools do you use? Let us know in the comments or on Twitter @SearchWinServ.
Who had the better week, LeBron James or Microsoft?
Even if you're not a sports fan, you've probably heard that the Miami Heat, led by LeBron James, won the NBA championship last night over the Oklahoma City Thunder. The victory capped an impressive week by the much-maligned superstar, who silenced critics by finally stepping up when it mattered most. James led his team in scoring during each of its four straight wins, notching a triple-double in the clincher. He took home the Finals MVP trophy for his efforts.
Another big player had its reputation on the line this week, and also delivered multiple times. I'm talking about Microsoft, of course, which revealed plans for its new Surface tablet and Windows Phone 8 in two West Coast events. Both announcements marked the company's renewed competition in areas where it'd been counted out by some. Though the Surface comes with some questions (including how it will impact partner relationships, how it will be managed by IT and, oh yeah, what it will cost), it could be a legitimate competitor to Apple's iPad thanks to its light, thin body and innovations like an integrated kickstand and a cover that doubles as a keyboard.
Meanwhile, Windows Phone 8 represents a significant upgrade from previous versions of the mobile platform, with a new Start screen, a shared kernel with Windows 8, gaming updates and, crucially for enterprise IT, enhancements to security (secure boot, disk encryption), application deployment (a customizable company hub for internal line-of-business apps) and some level of device management.
Given that both the Surface and Windows Phone 8 aren't expected to debut until at least the fall (no official release dates have been announced), and LeBron already has his trophy, this debate seems pretty simple. But Microsoft's products have the chance to impact a multi-billion dollar market and revitalize a beleaguered brand (do I smell a new endorsement opportunity for King James?), so it's worth asking the question: Who had the better week, LeBron or Microsoft?
Answer in our Facebook poll, or let us know what you think in the comments.
System Center 2012 Service Pack 1 CTP2 now available
Users of Microsoft's System Center suite can now test out the management products' compatibility with the latest version of Windows Server, as the second Community Technology Preview of System Center 2012 Service Pack 1 was released today.
In addition to adding new compatibility features with the Windows Server 2012 Release Candidate, SP1 integrates with the recently announced Windows Azure virtual machines, which allow the movement of virtual hard disks to and from the cloud.
The updated suite includes updates to several System Center 2012 components, including support for the latest versions of XenServer and VMware vSphere in Virtual Machine Manager; support for Windows 8, Mac OS and Linux and Unix servers in Configuration Manager; and support for IIS 8 in Operations Manager.
Learn about all the updates and download SP1 on Microsoft's website.
New third-party tools target Hyper-V, Windows Server 2012, mobile device management
Windows Server administrators looking to make their lives easier have a variety of tools at their disposal. This week, that array grew even larger, as several third-party vendors launched new offerings during TechEd North America in Orlando.
Here are a few products targeted to server admins that were announced:
Software company 5nine releases near-final version of Security Manager
If you're on the prowl for Hyper-V tools, it's near impossible to avoid hearing about 5nine software. This week, the company delivered Hyper-V Security Manager in a release candidate form.
Security Manager is a hybrid anti-malware, web-app protection, log inspection and virtual firewall tool. The product uses a new interface in Windows Server 2012 (formerly Windows Server 8 ) and Windows 8 called Windows Filtering Platform, as well as taking advantage of Hyper-V 3.0's virtual switch.
StealthBits aims to ease Server 2012 migration with Active Directory product
When beginning to plan a migration to Windows Server 2012, it's good to be ready to address Active Directory issues. StealthBits is readying and demoing its new Active Directory update that takes advantage of Windows Server 2012's Dynamic Access Control feature.
The company claims its product can help clean stale files, consolidate AD domains and develop Identity and Access Management protocols.
Net Optics pre-releases Hyper-V support for Phantom Virtualization Tap
Last month, Net Optics' Ran Nahmias posted on his blog that "no hypervisor gets left behind" in reference to Phantom Virtualization Taps missing Hyper-V support.
This week, Hyper-V is the latest plugin for Phantom Virtualization Tap. Built on Hyper-V's Extensible Virtual Switch, the plugin monitors Hyper-V and virtual traffic and allows security and compliance policy management.
Quest Software updates Quest Management Xtensions
Mobile device management is something to watch these days, as more devices get used on the network. Some admins might not think Microsoft's first-party mobile device management offering is adequate enough.
Quest upgraded its Quest Management Xtensions (QMX), including support for iPhone and Android management, plus a vWorkspace connector for virtualized infrastructure.
Were you at TechEd? Are you planning to use any of these products? Let us know in the comments, or leave us a note on Twitter @WindowsTT.
SolarWinds releases free WSUS diagnostic tool
Admins routinely facing WSUS issues might have a tool to check out.
SolarWinds, an Austin, Texas-based network management company, released a free diagnostic tool for WSUS this week.
The tool promises to validate Windows Update configuration values, test for and diagnose issues with connection to WSUS, and step-by-step repair instructions for any errors the agent throws back at the admin.
Last week, Microsoft patched the Windows Update and WSUS agents as a result of the Flame malware threat.
SolarWinds also offers Patch Manager, a $3,000 tool that can diagnose and repair problems with WSUS and gives top-level management of patches that can be scheduled.
Have you tried SolarWinds' WSUS diagnostic tool? Let us know in the comments or on Twitter @WindowsTT.
A photo tour of TechEd 2012
There's a lot to take in at Microsoft's annual technical learning event, and you can't describe it all in words. Here are some of the memorable visual stimuli that we saw during our visit to Orlando. See something else? Let us know in the comments, or on Twitter (@WindowsTT).
Lessons learned from TechEd 2012 Day 1
Microsoft's TechEd event is all about learning…but not always the kind you think. Our first day in Orlando came complete with a lot of new knowledge, and not just about the availability of the new Windows Intune, CTP2 of System Center 2012 SP1 and Hyper-V Server 2012 (the Release Candidate).
If you missed out on the fun, consider this your review session:
1) Speed thrills. Microsoft Virtualization Program manager Jeff Woolsey got the biggest cheer of the Day 1 keynote (unless you count the one guy excited about PowerShell cmdlets) with his move of a 10 GB file in just 10 seconds using Windows Server 2012 and Hyper-V. Attendees were sufficiently impressed; Woolsey also spent the better part of an hour answering Hyper-V questions after his two marathon sessions later in the day.
2) Mark Russinovich is (relatively) hilarious. The Windows Azure Technical Fellow's part of the opening keynote was full of laughs. Sample joke: "No, we haven't been hacked; Azure really does support Linux as a guest OS." (You had to be there.)
3) Live crowdsourcing is dangerous. The Azure web app that Microsoft's Scott Guthrie created during the keynote (try it out here: http://www.messagescott.com) opened up a message box to the crowd, which led to some "special" notes displayed on the main screen, from a tongue-in-cheek SQL injection to a possibly sincere question: "Who farted?"
4) Apple is ok. Microsoft folks have made a point of showing multiple demos on iPhones so far, putting their money where their mouth is in terms of supporting all manner of devices (though attendees did hear about "user-centric" management via System Center a number of times — and the new management suite was a popular topic among attendees). The move made some sense, given all the Macbooks and iPads in the crowd.
5) PowerShell is getting real. Ok, it's not exactly new knowledge that PowerShell is becoming a more significant part of Microsoft systems. But the fact that TechEd had to add a second session of Don Jones and Jeffrey Snover's "PowerShell Crash Course" (and still saw it packed to the brim) shows that IT pros are really starting to understand that not learning it could be detrimental to their careers.
6) People are getting testy about tests. Not everyone understands how (or why) Microsoft has changed its certification program, but the consensus is that the soon-to-be-retired MCITP will not be missed. In the meantime, plenty of folks were cramming for and taking all manner of tests during Day 1, more to boost the resume than anything else.
7) Twitter is complicated. The Birds of a Feather session on "Social Media for Business" included some spirited discussions about the pros and cons of supporting social media activity from an IT perspective — with security and governance (particularly in healthcare and government) the biggest drawbacks, and improved feedback and research the biggest advantages. The most unique insight: The expansion of social media is akin to the move from single-core processors (individual thinking) to multi-core processors (where it's all about the group).
8 ) There's no such thing as "trying too hard" at a vendor booth. Raffles, card tricks, a guy on a unicycle wrapped in a straitjacket (seriously) – there were few lengths to which vendors wouldn't go to attract a few more attendees to their booths. At least there were no "booth babes" that we could see.
Don't you feel a whole lot smarter? Now, if we could just learn about the official release dates for Windows Server 2012 and Windows 8…
Microsoft's June 2012 advance security notification lists seven bulletins
Microsoft is ringing in the summer season with seven bulletins in its latest Patch Tuesday announcement. IT pros should be on the lookout for three critical bulletins, patching Internet Explorer, .NET framework and Microsoft operating systems, to be released next week.
The bulletins will address 25 vulnerabilities, according to a post on a Microsoft security blog. Three of the bulletins will respond to issues with elevation of privilege, while the other four will deal with remote code execution.
The patches come at a time of heightened attention to security, given the Flame malware that exploited Windows Update systems in the Middle East. However, experts say that Flame shouldn't pose too big of a threat to enterprises.
Though the June notification includes about as many fixes as previous months in 2012, it does appear to be heavy on server updates (with three critical bulletins applied to Windows Server 2003 and 2008) as compared to last month. Check back for a full report and analysis next week.
What to expect at TechEd North America 2012
As anyone who's been to TechEd will attest, the event is not a sprint; it's a marathon. With hundreds of technical sessions, workshops, labs and vendors, the annual Microsoft event doesn't lack quantity. But what's actually worth paying attention to?
Thanks to the timing of the event, the published agenda and the tarot cards found lying around the TechTarget office, we have a few informed guesses regarding what attendees can expect to hear a lot about, and where Microsoft wants the industry conversation to go. Here are the top topics we'll be watching:
Windows Server 2012
With the recent name change from Windows Server 8, there's a renewed anticipation for Microsoft's upcoming server OS – and heightened expectations for all the things the company claims it can do. Server and Tools Business president Satya Nadella will be one of the featured keynote speakers at the show, and he'll likely hammer on all of the many documented improvements within Server 2012, from enhancements to Hyper-V and PowerShell to the new Resilient File System. There are also 72 technical sessions in the Windows Server track, which should sate folks eager to play with the Release Candidate, available now.
Windows 8
It's no secret that Microsoft is betting big on Windows 8, its "reimagined," "fast and fluid" new client operating system. With the next iteration – dubbed the Release Preview – now available, you can bet it'll be a major point of emphasis for many speakers, if not for the IT pros who remain skeptical of how the touch-centric interface will translate to the enterprise. The agenda includes technical sessions on Windows 8 deployment, Metro-style app delivery, Windows To Go and more. Developers will have plenty to chew on as well: Visual Studio corporate vice president Jason Zander will be speaking during Monday's keynote session, and Antoine LeBlond, corporate vice president for Windows Web Services (with a focus on the Windows Store) takes the stage on Tuesday.
Sure, IT pros have been able to take certification exams at TechEd every year. But this year adds some intrigue, given the recent changes to Microsoft's program, including the return of the MCSE and a focus on the cloud. Many are wondering what the changes mean for them, whether they should get recertified and what the value of these things are, anyway. If there is any place to get answers, it's here.
Device (or user) management
It's pretty difficult to avoid the topic of consumerization and BYOD programs at any conference these days, and for good reason: Any organization that isn't dealing with it now will soon need to or risk being beaten over the head by iPad-wielding employees. One of the main ways that Microsoft is addressing the new reality is through improved device management. The revamped Windows Intune, which will purportedly give IT the ability to manage and deliver applications to iOS and Android devices in addition to Windows devices, will be featured in demos and discussions throughout the week (as will System Center Configuration Manager 2012). Expect to hear about Microsoft's "user-centric" management model a lot, and get explanations as to why Windows RT tablets don't need to join Active Directory domains.
The word "cloud" at a Microsoft conference usually means Azure. The public cloud platform will definitely be a major coverage area at TechEd, given both the timing – there was a recent branding brouhaha, and the company is scheduled to make a significant Azure announcement on June 7 – and the speaker slate (which includes sessions from Azure executives Scott Guthrie and Mark Russinovich, and purportedly something on the new Windows Azure Active Directory). But don't discount Microsoft's private cloud push, which includes System Center 2012 and Hyper-V.
System Center 2012
Though Microsoft's updated systems management suite got plenty of time in the spotlight during the Management Summit in April, IT pros are looking to learn more about how to better monitor and respond to increasingly complex environments. Many of the suite's most significant products, including Virtual Machine Manager, Operations Manager and Orchestrator, will get dedicated technical sessions, and should be touted as ways to tie together many of the topics mentioned above.
We've heard very little about how things are going with Office 365, Microsoft's answer to Google Apps, and maybe that's for a reason. But the roadmap should become a little clearer during TechEd, as there are several sessions scheduled that cover the cloud-based productivity suite in depth, including its tie-ins to the Sharepoint collaboration platform (and we may get more details on the new government-specific version). Though there's nothing listed, we might also hear something about Office 15, which will reportedly be delivered to Windows devices before anything else.
Will you be at TechEd North America 2012? If so, what are you looking to learn? If not, what would you like us to cover? The SearchWindowsServer.com team will be on the ground in Orlando, delivering news and reactions from the event. Follow us on Twitter (@WindowsTT) for live updates.

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Final Destination
The Guys Behind 'Neighbors' Are Taking Us for a Horrific 'Thrill Ride'
- By Samantha Wilson
- @yeahyeahsam
- October 9, 2014
High school is a rough time for everybody. There's piles of homework to get done while having a part time job, dealing with your first relationships and broken hearts, trying to nail down that perfect extracurricular record, wondering if you're cool enough (or punk enough) and that whole deal where a...
'Gravity' is Not Sci-Fi
- By Christopher Campbell
- @thefilmcynic
- September 29, 2013
With less than a week left before Alfonso Cuaron's Gravity hits theaters, you're likely to see an increase in the already heaping mound of raves claiming it's the best original sci-fi film of the year, if not years. The problem is that this is not sci-fi. I've been having minor debate...
Movie News After Dark: Bayhem: The Ride, Marketing Brave, Watch Dogs and Hughes the Force
- By Neil Miller
- @rejects
- June 20, 2012
What is Movie News After Dark? It's for fun. Really, just for fun. We begin this evening's rundown with a picture of Michael Bay riding Transformers: The Ride alongside the lovely Jenna Wolfe from The Today Show and some nameless youths who probably won a contest. Or they're someone's nephew. Either...
14 Great Moments Of Foreshadowing In Films
- By David Christopher Bell
- May 31, 2012
We all know what it feels like when a film touches on events yet to come. Usually it's the best when it's something that you could only pick up on after already watching the film once before – it's like a little inside joke you get to have with the...
Coroner's Report: Final Destination 5
- By Robert Fure
- @RobertFure
- January 26, 2012
By now, you should probably have realized that we will never reach the final destination, since we're already a destination past that with more on the way. Likewise, you should probably have a pretty good handle on how these things happen. A kid gets a vision of a totally awesome and...
Weekly DVD Drinking Game: Final Destination 5
- By Kevin Carr
- @kevincarr
- December 27, 2011
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Review: 'Final Destination 5' Takes the Normal Route, With an Unexpected Terminus
- By Kate Erbland
- @katerbland
- August 11, 2011
Five films into the franchise, the Final Destination series shows no indication of putting pause on its specialty brand of crafty blood-and-gore kills waged against the average Joes and Jills who find themselves infused with the vague psychic powers that could possibly stop all the bloodshed. This is, of course,...
When I was talking with some friends a while back about how much my wife and I enjoyed Insidious (probably one of the first genuinely well-made horror films in ages), I started thinking about how they're almost sure to greenlight a sequel any day now (still waiting on that) for...
Movie News After Dark: The Stand, Ape Evolution, Spoilers Approved and Every Final Destination Death
- By Neil Miller
- @rejects
- August 10, 2011
What is Movie News After Dark? It's a nightly movie news column and link collector that is tired of explaining itself to you, quite frankly. Drew McWeeney at HitFix got the scoop this evening on a big story, in which Harry Potter director David Yates and screenwriter Steve Kloves will...
The 'Final Destination 5' Teaser Will Have You On Needles
- By Scott Beggs
- @scottmbeggs
- May 9, 2011
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The 8 Best Bathtub Death Scenes
- By Scott Beggs
- @scottmbeggs
- September 7, 2010
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- By Robert Fure
- @RobertFure
- May 31, 2010
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'The Thing' Writer Reaches His 'Final Destination'
- By Scott Beggs
- @scottmbeggs
- April 25, 2010
No, not that writer of The Thing. The other writer of the other The Thing. And, wait what? Another Final Destination....


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Dream Dictionary ClownA clown is a person that can really scare someone or a person that can really make someone happy and there is not much in between, especially when it has to do with dream interpretation. In fact, interpretation will depend entirely on you having a strong reaction to clowns in some way. You could hate them and be afraid of them or you could love them and find them to be entertaining. Clowns can be scary and clowns can be funny, but rarely are they ever actually evil or scary. If youd like to know what it means when you dream of a clown or what these traits have to do with clowns then just keep reading to find out.
If you have a dream in which you are being entertained by a clown or a dream in which a clown is putting on an act for you, and you are the type of person that does enjoy clowns, then this could be your reward that your mind is giving you for just having had to go through something awful. The clown is trying to raise your spirits and let you know that everything is going to be alright. This is what clowns are meant to do, make you happy. And hopefully he or she is doing his or her job because clowns are great fun when they are actually doing well and doing what they are supposed to do.
Alternatively the clown could be trying to help you get through a tough time in a different way, by trying to teach you to laugh things off. There are some situations in life which you can only get through if you do a lot of reflection and a lot of thought on what you are dealing with. On the other hand there are some situations which, no matter how frustrating, can be surpassed as soon as you accept the fact that you need to laugh things off in order to be happy. Laughing things off may not see the appropriate thing to do literally at the moment, but it is something which will help you cope with a tough situation later on. You need to laugh more in your life.
If you are the type of person that is generally scared of clowns or finds them to be repulsive, then when you dream of a clown that is trying to entertain you it is probably because someone in your life has been trying to antagonize you and it hasnt been making you feel so hot. Nobody likes being bothered or being emotionally damaged and the more that you really get pushed into that situation, the worse youre going to feel. Then the dream the clown takes the place of your antagonist. The antagonist could be a real person or it could be a situation or something non-physical, but whatever it is, you are dealing with an annoyance and the clown is there because of it.
The text A clown is basically just a man or a woman that puts on excessive amounts of makeup in a funny fashion such as in the shape of a cartoonish smile or something like that. is a property of Goto horoscope Com. And belong to category Dream Dictionary
Blaze 2016-02-15 20:00:32
It's probably because I've watched the movie IT a lot since I was little kid but I keep having nightmares of pennywise.. It's been reoccurring for years now and it never gets better. I remember years ago having a Dream of a penny wise/Freddy kruegar entity.. And just last night I had one of penny wise. He just stared at me with an angry look and would slightly open the sides of his mouth just barely showing his razor sharp teeth. Just writing this is giving me shivers. All I remember is after moments of staring him down I ended up getting him in a full nelson and holding him screaming for my friend to come see this demonic clown and help me kill him.. But moments before my friend entered the room he just disappeared.. Poof. Out of thin air gone. I don't know what it means but holy shit did that creep me out. I'm 19 BTW lmao
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kyra 2016-01-31 11:02:07
I had a dream about a clown chasing me with a knife and I am scared of clowns so he chased me outside on the street and I got run over it was freaking scary
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Yuki Jira 2015-12-20 14:08:27
I had a dream last night about clowns, it kinda scared me in a way but I had fun. Its about clowns invading our world (crazy right!) And then making a show on the TV and picking people to make fun to. Then, it turned scary. They began to kill them. Luckily, me and my family got out before they kill everyone. We went to their ship and took off many people with us.
I didn't watch any horror movies last night or even play games but just facts about nihtmare s on YouTube. I can't believe that it will do things like that in my dreams
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I had a dream last night where me and a group of people were in like a house but we had to solve things in a matter of time, Kinda like Saw but not that gory. If we didn't complete a task a clown or couple of clowns would come and try to kill us in a way. We wondered through the house and i found myself with one other kid in a Laundry Matt. We had to do something i don't quite remember but then we did it and we had a key we put it in the driers and i would like have a kid from before like they did this before but didn't succeed and they we would help them out of the drier. We got like 5 kids then out of no where a clowns came out and i axed its head off and put it in acid. then it went kinda black. All us kids were at like a Fair/Ball we were dressed nice and everything had passed. Then a small group of kids went to a boat dock and we saw a few clowns walking by with axes and long sharp nails and knifes. We all ran to the dock to warn the others and then i woke up. I'm not afraid of clowns I'm just not found of them. What this mean?
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i had a dream, i was in this chinese carpet shop thing with my older sis and mom. i was wearing a rainbow dash necklace and a clown necklace, it had dark blue beads as the string. the ladies who worked there were telling to me take off my clown necklace, so i did. they set it down on a little table and started saying these really weird things. then it started moving toward me and they told me to run. for some reason i hopped on my moms back then went running around the place. then i got the idea if i jumped off and landed on the necklace i could then pick it up without it getting to me. and it worked so i picked it up and turned around and said "i got i--" everyone was dead except for my sister who was outside once i put it on the table. then the necklace broke into little bits and my sister was making hand jesters for me to come outside where she was. at the end we waited because we had no car and this guy comes up to us and asks if we need a ride, and we say yes. im not sure if the necklace was possessed or not but im pretty sure it was. i even looked it up on another site and it but it wasnt exact so i choose "Evil Clown" and it said the Devil, that's the point i freaked out....
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Ashley 2015-07-22 04:28:15
Last night I had a dream where there were two clowns. One was all colorful like a normal clown and the other one was wearing black. And in the dream had my family and everywhere we went the clowns went until finally in the dream I pass my friends and I go into water and they disappear. What does this mean because I'm not afraid of clowns.
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Geneva 2015-06-14 11:49:00
I've dreamed about a clown with sharp teeth and it bit me on the finger, it didn't peirce my flesh but I got my hand away from the clown, the clown continue to bite on me but couldn't as I continue to dream I tryed to scream for help but my mouth couldn't open to let the sounds of the scream out but anyhow I later in the dream I began to laugh and the clown went away. What does this mean?.
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The happy clown 2015-06-07 14:35:43
I had a dream that I was bored waiting for my parents to do something, and then a clown popped into the room. He went around on ice skates and made me laugh! I really like clowns, so this clown was probably trying to make me happy and not bored. And it worked!
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It the clown 2015-05-23 18:13:17
I had a dream that it the clown was after me and my friends but it turned out that in the end it just brought me and my friends closer together because we had to live in my backyard and the clown wouldn't come back there unless he went through the garage. So when he did come back there I would sleep with my bible right by my side..and that's when I awoken from my dream and tried to go back to sleep to finish it...
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Natassja Phillips 2015-09-27 11:47:46
Do you watch the movie a lot, the clowns real name is Pennywise.
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Natassja Phillips 2015-04-14 07:09:18
I Had a dream about a misunderstood clown named Stanley. He started in his own movie called "Stanley the crazy clown". Where he is suppose to be a killer unstable clown that hacks up people, children, and babies with an axe. But the neighborhood he lives in can't separate the difference between reality and make-believe so once everybody sees the movie, they start to treat Stanley the clown like he's dangerous and then the neighbors soon start to torment him. Someone in the neighborhood calls the police to get Stanley the clown out of their neighborhood. Once the police comes they see Stanley with a dozen balloons that he wanted to give to the people to prove that he is not a dangerous clown. They drive up towards him and ask him his name and to get into the police car. Stanley tries to explain himself, he says this, "Look I'm just walking around to give away these balloons I paid for, I haven't done anything wrong". But the police say this, "That's not what we heard about Stanley the crazy clown", then Stanley cries out, "That was just a movie". But the police make him get in the car anyway. But they don't handcuff him in the back sit as they drive off. The police on the right in the car then says, "Relax clown boy, we know you're not dangerous we've been watching you for quite sometime since the last person called us about you, we've witness how people have been treating you and vandalizing your property, we even saw you get beat up a few times", the officer finished, Stanley continues the conversation with a, "Yeah it was a fight, big guys against one defenseless clown, me" Stanley ends sadly. The office explain that they are going to put him in a witness protection hide out place even if he's not a witness to a crime to keep him hidden until everything about him being a killer clown dies down and people are back to normal. They take him to an apartment area where lots of people are in hiding. Stanley the clown later makes friends with a female house keeper and an elderly black man after an eviction notice man tried to evict the elderly man out of his apartment.This makes Stanley the clown so angry that he grabs a brick and gets ready to throw it, but the house keeper girl stops him saying, "No don't, you don't want to be look at as a violent clown do you?" so he then drops the brick and runs towards the eviction notice man. Stanley stops this man by hoping on his back and pressing a pressure point in his neck making him drop to the floor, the female house keeper and elderly man are impress. The three friends blackmail the eviction notice man to where he decide to forget about the eviction notice on the old man. Then I start to wake up, so this dream was not about myself, but about a clown character that needed a fresh start. I don't know what this dream means but maybe it sort of relates to the hardship of my life that I have been through like a circus act of a clown and maybe this dream is telling me I may need a fresh start.
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Jaclyn 2015-01-28 08:53:30
I dreamt a group of tiny clowns was in my apartment, right outside my bedroom. Then they came in, climbed the bed, and ststrted poking me with tiny, sharp weapons. That's when I woke up.
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shygirl 2014-11-18 11:53:06
I close my eyes and see this clown and its slow smile. It is scary and its the same dream every night. I never get past the same part as i wake terrified.
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lol 2014-03-20 08:16:04
I had a dream about a clown chasing me - and clowns really freak me out
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gud interpretation and quite interesting!!!>''<
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Crews are moving dirt at what will be the new home for the Oregon State Police La Grande Area Command Office. OSP officials say they hope to be in the new building by 2014. (Chris Baxter/The Observer)
Oregon State Police set to build new station in La Grande Business Park before 2014
The Oregon State Police will soon have a new home in La Grande.
The La Grande Area Command staff hopes to be moving into a new station located in the La Grande Business Park by the end of the year.
Crews broke ground Aug. 7 on the new station, located at 3004 Blue Mountain Drive, with hopes that it will be finished before 2014.
Lt. Gordon Larson, the La Grande area commander, said OSP enjoys a great relationship with the Oregon Department of Transportation, which has housed OSP. However, the current space is not big enough for the police.
"We simply outgrew our facility many years ago and have been waiting for space that would fit our needs," Larson said.
The state police do not have private restrooms or locker rooms in their current location, Larson said.
The new building is estimated to cost $2.4 million, though OSP will be leasing it. OSP does not have capital money to build its own structures, said Randy Hinrichson, OSP facilities project manager.
Hinrichson said the new building is unique for a few reasons.
For one, the new station will also house a shop for "police vehicles, evidence, fish and wildlife vehicles," Hinrichson said. The shop will be shared with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.
"Another (aspect) I think is kind of cool about this is…our La Grande facility will feature a vertical gate," Hinrichson said. "It will be reliable."
OSP sometimes has problems with typical gates during winter that freeze up. Since this gate will open by going up, OSP hopes to avoid maintenance and damage during winter months.
Another interesting part of the building, Hinrichson said, is the roof, which will be made of metal.
"It turns out there's an electrical benefit to having an antenna on a metal roof," he said.
Since metal conducts electricity, the roof will form a ground plane and enhance the performance of the antenna.
"This is going to enhance the look of the industrial park," Hinrichson said. "It's an attractive, quality-looking building and design that I think folks will like the look of when it's completed."
The lease on the property starts on a 10-year term. Hinrichson said the private contractor building the new station is out of Eugene and that subcontractors will likely be found locally, though they are subject to public bidding laws.
Larson said the La Grande group has been waiting for years to get a new station.
"We are excited about the new facility and anticipate it meeting our needs for many years," he said.
OSP's new station is being built on Lots 17 and 18 of the La Grande Business Park.
Union County Economic Development Corporation Director Dan Stark said the OSP station will be a good addition to the business park, which has been slow in developing since it opened several years ago.
"That fits the business park and the image we want to have," Stark said.
Stark said he is already seeing an uptick in interest in the park.
"(The addition of the OSP offices) will only help that interest," he said.


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ASHBURN, Va. -- The Washington Redskins set their 53-man roster Saturday by releasing 21 players, including a pair of backup defensive linemen who contributed to last year's playoff run.
Cedric Killings and Nic Clemons were the only cuts who got substantial playing time last year. Killings played in 10 games and had one start, while Clemons played in eight games. Both played in Washington's two playoff games.
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Cerebral Asymmetry and Behavioral Laterality: Some Psychobiological Considerations
|Victor H. Denenberg
|Michael J. Hofmann
|Glenn D. Rosen
|David A. Yutzey
|University of Connecticut
This chapter has four purposes. First, we review the literature showing that the brains of a variety of animals are asymmetrical with regard to anatomical structure and behavioral functions. We then show that early experiences can induce laterality or modify laterality already present in the rat. Next, we discuss the anatomical and physiological properties of the corpus callosurn and how those properties are changed by visual experience during development. Finally, we suggest a mechanism involving the corpus callosum by which early experiences may induce or modify cerebral laterality in animals.
Although affective behavior is our primary concern, the review includes other literature as well, in order to place the discussion of affective processes into their proper context. Before getting to our review, it is necessary to introduce a few general concepts concerning lateralization of brain-behavior processes.
There are important differences between laterality in an individual and laterality in a population. Population laterality occurs when more than half the organisms in that population are asymmetrically biased toward one side or the other. For example, the great majority of humans are right-handed. Also, whether right- or left-handed, most humans have the neural substrate for speech in their left hemisphere.
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Since the Washington State Liquor Control Board approved regulations to limit the number and size of outside-display alcohol signs -- effectively limiting bars and restaurants to four, front-window beverage-branded neon signs -- one fact has remained consistent:
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Compliance is spotty to nonexistent.
"My guess is most owners are going to wait for the state to get serious," says one bar manager who asked to remain anonymous because his bar still displays 12 neons on the street-facing windows. "Or maybe the inspectors realize what a stupid law this is."
Brian Smith, spokesman for the liquor control board, agrees compliance has been erratic. "I've seen some places in Olympia make the change and other places so far have not," he says. "But we're not in enforcement mode -- yet."
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Instead, he says, the board currently is pushing education. Last May, letters went out to bar owners across Washington informing them that state liquor regulators -- convinced that alcohol advertising encourages underage drinking -- now insist that brand-specific advertising displays such as neon signs or banners not exceed a total of 1,600 square-inches at each bar.
In other words, the new regulations allow four average-size neon signs visible on the street. Violators could receive a small fine and up to a five-day liquor license suspension. The changes don't affect a bar's own named neon sign, the number of signs on interior walls or non-branded signs such as neon martini glasses or "cocktails" signs.
Some of the largest beer ads in the state won't be affected. For example, the regulations don't restrict massive, lucrative beer ads at Safeco Park and Qwest Field or alcohol-brand-themed billboards or large wall murals.
The sign restriction angered bar owners who questioned the legitimacy of the underage drinking claim -- at least as it relates to neon signs. Smith agrees that the study cited as proof doesn't distinguish between types of advertising, just the overall volume of it.
Under the regulations, a bar could still have a banner reading "Labor Day Drink Specials," but that display couldn't have a beer or booze company logo on it if it pushes the bar's overall brand advertising beyond 1,600 square-inch limit visible on the street.
Smith says he'll be discussing with the board what the next step will be. "We wanted to start with that initial letter on hopes that licensee of most of them would make that conversion," he says. "It's probably time to start a new wave of education. I plan to talk with (the liquor board) about how they want to enforce it next."
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Hotel rooms filled up across Johnson County after about 14,000 soldiers came to Camp Atterbury for training over the past few weeks.
Most went to the southern Johnson County military installation to take part in a massive training exercise that prepares them for a nuclear bomb blast in a major Midwestern city. The exercise, the largest ever by the U.S. Army unit that is in charge of responding to disasters on American soil, could be the largest in the world, U.S. Army North joint exercise planner Clark Wigley said.
Soldiers who took part in the Vibrant Response drill practiced responding to simulated nuclear attacks and how they'd work with local police and firefighters to help the survivors. They searched for people in rubble; cleared debris to reopen roads; decontaminated war games actors exposed to "radiation"; and brought the survivors food, water and other supplies.
They took part in hyper-realistic training that involved billowing smoke, junk cars and even airplane wreckage, U.S. Army North spokesman Donald Manuszeweski said.
The annual disaster response drill started in late July and is winding down. Camp Atterbury has had to continue to prepare soldiers and contractors for overseas deployments, and also has been hosting other special events over the last few weeks, including the Indiana National Guard's required annual training and U.S. Navy SEALs sniper school. An estimated 14,000 troops passed through the post over the past month.
About 9,400 members of the military participated in the Vibrant Response exercise, a few thousand more than last year. U.S. Army North decided to send more units to the disaster response drill, which they're required to go through before being certified to respond to terrorist attacks or other disasters, Manuszeweski said.
Soldiers came from 25 states and as far away as Washington state to take part in the training. They flew in on about 50 planes and needed 850 trucks to haul all their equipment and vehicles to the post, said Lt. Col. Mark Curtin, the installation transportation officer at Camp Atterbury.
The annual training exercise has been growing since it first was conducted at Camp Atterbury in 2007. This year's drill was the biggest training event in post history, Maj. Lisa Kopczynski said. "It's been our summer surge,"Kopcyznski said.Visiting soldiers have filled the post's 4,000 or so barracks beds, though many slept outside in the field for their training, range control officer Brent Schmidt said. They also took up almost all of the ranges and training areas at the post over the past few weeks.
For instance, they used a Camp Atterbury lake to practice making contaminated water drinkable and to hook massive 1½-ton buckets to helicopters to fight fires, Schmidt said.
Soldiers did what they would need to do if they had to respond to a 10-kiloton blast in a major city or a series of dirty bomb explosions. As many as 100,000 people were killed in one scenario.
Role-players helped. Soldiers searched amid piles of rubble for victims, who often were played by actors covered in fake blood, and they went inside smoking homes and airplane wreckage to rescue trapped people.
"There's rubble piles and damaged cars and things you might find in a disaster," Manuszeweski said. "They try to make it as realistic as possible."
Actors playing the roles of victims were taken to medical tents to be decontaminated. Soldiers rinsed radioactive debris off them over plastic catch basins to keep contaminated materials from seeping into groundwater.
They then often were whisked away by helicopter to simulated field hospitals to receive more advanced medical care.
The soldiers tried to practice any tasks that local police or fire departments might ask them to do in the aftermath of a nuclear blast, whether it involved treating people for radiation poisoning or hauling supplies over rubble-strewn roads to victims, Manuszeweski said.
"They're prepared for the real thing," he said.
During the Atterbury exercise, soldiers who were overseeing it rented hundreds of hotel rooms and had to go as far north as Greenwood and as far south as Seymour to find accommodations. Area hotels were so full that the Johnson County Horse Park was forced to postpone an event until this weekend, superintendent Chris Johnston said.
Visiting soldiers staying off-post dined at nearby restaurants, shopped at nearby stores and filled up on gas at local stations, Curtin said. The military also chartered planes and buses to bring them to southern Johnson County and fueled about 850 trucks at local gas stations.
"The economic impact is tremendous," Curtin said. "It's millions of dollars in economic impact to the community."
The event cost an estimated $8 million to stage last year, but it's gotten even bigger this year, Manuszeweski said.


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Reviews for Papo & Yo
A puzzle platformer that is more about stories than puzzlesMadDemon64 | June 6, 2015 | See all MadDemon64's reviews »
Papo & Yo is a lovely game, from the music to the locales, to the story. Just don't expect a challenge, not that this game needs it. Papo & Yo is a story about a boy and his monster. At least, that's what his imagination perceives it as. It's all symbolic, and it's good symbolism too, fitting of what a child would come up with, given that's what you play the game as: a young boy. All of the game takes place in his mind, but that doesn't mean that what's happening isn't real; the symbolism, which is fairly obvious to adults, is what drives the story. Despite technically being a puzzle platformer, the puzzles are fairly simplistic in terms of mechanics, but the visuals more than make up for it. You might be moving platforms to cross a gap for one (clichéd) puzzle, but the manner in which you move said platforms and what the platforms are made of is the selling point of this puzzle. Papo & Yo is a fun little platformer for people who love a fairly dark and mature story that manages to be portrayed through symbolism even children could understand, and regrettably relate to.
Good put not great!Dark_Side_Moon | May 16, 2015 | See all Dark_Side_Moon's reviews »
Papo & Yo is a Puzzle Adventure game in which you play as a boys imagination. As you play the game you will slowly start to understand the boys imagination infill the end in which everything is explained in the end you you will then learn and understand the game you had just played. + The game runs great on PC, there is no lag and is always smooth with max settings. There was not one point in the hole game in which I was getting lower than 100 FPS which means almost all computer will be able to run Papo & Yo without a problem. + The games looks are good, the textures are okay but the lighting is amazing! I wish more games had lighting like this because the game looks a lot better and you become more immersed in the game. The character models looks good as well. + The story is very vivid at first but as you start to play though you will slowly get a understanding of the game. It adds a mystery to the story and you will want to find out what's happening. You will quickly realise that you are in a child's imagination so the world changes and is not normal (almost like a dream) and uses puzzles to improve that. + Controls for Papo & Yo are very simple, they are like every other game which is a good thing since you dont even have to learn them. You can just play straght away without thinking about it. + The creativity in this game is huge! There are lots of diffrent and weird things happening in Papo & Yo which is great since its something diffrent from most games today. Its unique game which feels alot diffrent from anything else. + The soundtrack works well and adds depth the the game which is needed, its not used to much but its used in the right places that make it sound and feel alot better. Now I do like Papo & Yo but there are a lot of things which I just didn't like and disagree on which is a shame. This is what I find annoying about Papo & Yo. - The puzzles are good at first but after a bit of time they become the same thing over and over, this makes them a bit pointless and since there are so easy most of the time I some times which they just went there. At first they are good and you want to play but once you know what your doing its pointless. - The length of Papo & Yo is tiny! Its about 3 to 4 hours long, 5 hours to get all the Achievements thats it... A short and inst necessary bad but since the game is priced at £10.99 it makes it was too expensive. You should wait for a sale if you wanted to buy the game. - There is next to no replayability once you have finished. The only thing that you can do is get the Achievements or just play again. Nothing else and since its only a 3 to 4 hour game this means that you feel like you want more. I would recommend getting the Achievements if you want to get your moneys worth out of it. - The story... I know people arnt going to like me becasur of this but I didnt like it personally since I have no experience or relation to the games ending. For me its was a bit bland but I did understand it and for the people who have experienced and know what its like, then I bet you will love this game. But it seems that for me it was an okay ending. Overall I think that Papo & Yo is a good game for a few hours and a nice easy play though with is some ways relaxes you when you play. Because its so unique in its own ways and how diffrent it is to any other game I will rate Papo & Yo 6 out of 10. I would recommend this game to some people who would be able to understand the ending but to someone who wont when I would not recommend it to them. But Papo & Yo is still a good/fun game.
A personal and somber story in a mystical worldZaggeta | May 13, 2015 | See all Zaggeta's reviews »
The magical realism of Papo & Yo (PY) creates a beautiful and misleading setting as a young boy traverses a surreal clone of Rio de Janeiro. I am not normally a fan of platformers or puzzle games (except for the obvious exceptions - read: Portal) but PY has made me reconsider my tastes dramatically. Puzzle wise, the challenges range from very easy to too hard for a small brain such as mine. Where this game really stands out, however, is its ability to create a serious narrative in the guise of a kid's fairytale. PY is a tale of abuse, escapism, redemption, depression and overcoming hatred. For the story alone, it is a must play.
What can be Said.....Johanthon | Oct. 26, 2014 | See all Johanthon's reviews »
This game is pure art. It is also an excellent example of story telling. It also covers the topic of child abuse. A topic not covered much in video games. That said the story is about a young boy trying to help a "friendly" monster through various platforming elements. I could go into detail about the gaming, but for me the gaming in this game is set just right. A nice level of difficulty, but not too much for the younger player. I find that most come for the story in this game, not the gaming element. So find a demo or just buy it, it is not expensive. Clear about 4 hours of your day to finish it, have a box of tissues handy, and enjoy the story of Papo and Yo.
A Short, Emotional StoryJamfrost | April 5, 2014 | See all Jamfrost's reviews »
Still, the game seems to be as long as it needs to be. Papo y Yo is a game that really takes you to another place. A place of fantasy where you play as Quico. You then take on the world's puzzles and platforming challenges put before you. The fantastical setting allows the game to present the player with strange, abstract scenery. It is also has a distinctly South American flavor that a lot of people will not have experienced. It's somewhat of a similar feeling to playing Sleeping Dogs for the first time and seeing Hong Kong. You'll be in a very different place. The graffiti art in particular made me stop to take a gander as I encountered them on the sides of walls and tall buildings. The game's story might be its strong point to some. It's riddled with metaphors and symbolism and turns into something with emotional impact as you put the pieces together. It's told well enough and there's little to misunderstand. The platforming was okay and seemed manageable for the most part, but a few puzzles presented some problems. I ran into exactly two puzzles, I remember them well, that completely stumped me due to how counter-intuitive they were. I'm not sure how they expected the player to figure those out and they resulted in a bit of time being wasted experimenting ( I needed to use a guide). I'd not rather not spoil them by being specific. In any case, don't be afraid to use a guide or walkthrough to get past those frustrating parts and continue enjoying the game. I'd be hesitant to recommend this game at full price. It doesn't have a lot of replay value; although, its new game plus features collectible hats. If you can grab it for $10 or less, have a go at it.
Short but beautifulrachuros | March 23, 2014 | See all rachuros's reviews »
On the face of it a puzzle game, but not many puzzle games can boast such an emotive storyline that make you truly care about the main character. The art style is also attractive and the way you can interact with the world is something that takes a bit of getting used to but really adds to the game. One down side is the length of it. I played this game through in roughly 3 hours, and although you can replay it again for achievements, I'm not sure you can count on this game for replay value. Then again, the puzzles probably would have gotten repetitive if it was any longer, and the storyline would have dragged out longer than necessary. This had me smiling and crying and I would recommend it to anyone.
A very fun and surprisingly rich experience.afonsobsousa | Feb. 1, 2014 | See all afonsobsousa's reviews »
Papo & Yo is a bit too easy for puzzle fanatics out there, but what it lacks in difficulty it makes up for it in story. Without trying to spoil anything, you are Quico, living in a beautiful, dream-like world with a monster, Papo, who you love very much and keep trying to save. The ending is emotionally touching, but it felt a little bit too obvious, though. The sound and graphics are lively and dreamy, so despite being simple they fit perfectly in the game world. There are a couple of annoying glitches though - I got stuck twice between a bridge and a wall and couldn't move and so had to play the whole level 3 times as a result. Average playtime: about 3 and a half hours.
Pleasantly surprisedashleymurray | Dec. 9, 2013 | See all ashleymurray's reviews »
Definitely one of the best indie games I have played this year. I found it utterly unique. You can't say that this is a Limbo ripoff! The story is heartfelt and beautiful. I also loved the world Quico was in, his imaginary escape form reality. The puzzles can swing between very easy and then suddenly very confusing but they are still fun to solve. I adored the characters. I didn't enjoy the strange stuttering issues that my PC experienced, and it had nothing to do with a PC being unable to handle Papo and Yo. It seems to be something to do with the game which is unfortunate. If I have any other criticism it would be that sometimes I was left wanting "more" out of the characters and gameplay. I really applaud this game because it leaves a lasting impression. It gets across dark, meaningful themes in a light-hearted way. Play this game if you want a different indie game experience.
Blurring the line between video game and artBLUEKOOLAIDMAN7 | Nov. 11, 2013 | See all BLUEKOOLAIDMAN7's reviews »
Papo & Yo is a game which joins the likes of 'Journey' and 'Shadow of the Colossus' in a push to have video games recognized as a form of art. The puzzle gameplay can sometimes be buggy, and it is not all that challenging, but is different and original enough to keep your attention. The key point of the game comes in its story of a boy abused by his father, and finding his way to cope with his problems. Papo & Yo finds creative and impacting ways of showing the Boy's relationship with his father and struggles he must deal with. This is worth the play through (Only around 3-4 hours long) and will leave you with a feeling that resonates. Papo & Yo is truly a great step in proving video games can be an valid outlet for art.
Like an Essay that needs revisingMDuh | Aug. 21, 2013 | See all MDuh's reviews »
Introduction Papo & yo is a story straight out from an English literary book, it is a game full of symbolism where a South American kid is experiencing abuse from his father. Thus, the kids try to escape reality by going on his own fantasy world. This is the 1st game that is developed and marketed by minority studios, a Canadian game studio. Gameplay The game is mainly a puzzle platformer in a third person perspective. You solve puzzles and interact with the world by moving switches from levers, gears, ropes to robot plugs. You can also alter the world by moving houses in your own liking and even stack and bend buildings so you can reach high places. The puzzles are ridiculously easy but the game doesn't recycle a puzzle mechanic from it's previous one so you won't get bored or appalled from the game in the middle which is the main problem of puzzle games. Unfortunately, even though the puzzles are somewhat original, there are parts where I, In my opinion, think that other puzzle levels is just used as padding to lengthen the game since it doesn't contribute at all in the storyline, or at least that's how I interpret it. This is seen strongly at the end where you need to revive your robot named "lula" by squeezing the anger inside the monster .... 4 times. This is then followed by a platforming exercise in which you can't do much when you have fallen at the top of the houses, even the relocating door located in the ends of the place is useless since the "monster" catches up to you really fast when the distance is great and suddenly slows down it speed artifically when he's near you. Despite the padding and frustration in the puzzles in the middle, the game ends the story in a relaxing "trance-like" in which it tries to calm the player from that exhausting and rage inducing puzzles. Gameplay score of: 6.4/10 Graphics and Performance Papo & yo was a port from PS3 and was released 1 year before in PC. The port itself was excellent. Textures, graphics and options in the settings were plenty enough; AA, vsync, light shafts, motion blur, ambient oclusion. bloom and fps counter. The controls in papo & yo despite being a platformer was not good, it's probably one of the reason where my annoyances stemmed from the game in the later levels of the game where you need at least some precision in the jumping puzzles. I did consult my friend who is a PS3 player and he did confirmed that controls in PS3 is much better and there is no surprise that using a controller vs a mouse and keyboard in papo & and yo feels better. Other than the minor clipping issues from the "monster", the fps counter settings being reset in cutscenes and level change, and Anti-aliasing ala-assassins creed jaggedness but much more extreme and some lag spikes when it is auto saving or going to a checkpoint. The devs ported the art design and feel perfectly, the graffiti's and art in the game are amazing and the meticulous attention to the urban area look is refreshing. In addition, the game also features rebindable keys, invert options and mouse sensitivity, which are very rare to see in ports. For more details, you can check pcgaming wiki for papo & yo porting differences here in this link http://pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Papo_%26_Yo Graphics and performance score: 7.6/10 Sound and Dialogues It's nothing special for me but it is indeed quite fitting in thie setting. Maybe it's just that I don't like tribe music in the first place. Although there a few quirks and problems where some sound effects seemed to be muted at times and what you can only hear is the background music and some other things. Maybe it's their design choice but I wonder If this game would be better if it had a narration that is similar to "The cave" Sound and Dialogues score: 6.1/10 Final verdict and is it worth it? Despite the game being visually appealing and its symbolic story telling being unique, the game itself is unstable. All throughout my first playthrough of the game, I suffered from 8 crash to desktop and 1 blue screen of death scenario. The crashes are mostly seen from checkpoints and scripted events, the game will just stop and a message pop-up will appear like this http://puu.sh/46cqZ.jpg and the blue screen one is from unknown reason, it's probably that the game doesn't fancy to be recorded. The story from the get go is very obvious, so I didn't feel anything special from the story of the game apart from "it" being very personal to the developer. Maybe the story will hit hard on some people who did experience the same thing and they'll probably rate it higher than mine. But for me who didn't experience that family problem, I'm probably rating it with a bit more bias. Especially that from a technical point of view, there are some out of place parts of the story that the game is implying which I will not discuss here to avoid spoilers. But I can assure you that in the end, after playing the game, there will be 2-3 things that you will feel and realize that is kinda out of place. My official game time from playing this game disregarding some puzzles which I redid due to crashes and BSOD was 3 hours 19 minutes and 36 seconds (including credits) For 15$, I think the game is not that worth it. I'd fully buy it full price for 10$, but since I got it for 75% off in a steam sale, I can't complain enough for that price. Score ratio for this kind of Puzzle platformer game is (65:25:10) which brings the final score to: Final score: 6.7/10
A Compelling Experience mired by technical issuesendtropy | Aug. 20, 2013 | See all endtropy's reviews »
As a gamer now into my 30's I find my tastes have changed and the games I talk about and become nearly zealots for has shifted dramatically. Mechanics are important, new ideas and tight controls, graphics, etc. These things are all important but the games I end up talking about with people that don't play games are more like Papo and Yo. I would never sell you on this game because of the amazing platforming, mind blowing puzzles, or amazing graphics (for those see Rayman, Anti-Chamber, and Crysis 3). Instead, Papo and Yo is much more about the journey and how you respond to it. If you do respond to it, the technical glitches, repetitive puzzles, and lackluster graphics fade away into being nothing but background noise to the real story. Some people simply won't connect and everyone has a different life growing up. For me, Papo and Yo is a game that stayed with me long after it was over. It's certainly not for everyone, but then again not everyone likes Teenage Vampire Romance stories (nor should they). For me, point being, familiarize yourself a little bit with the premise of the game and it's setting and if that piques your interest, it's worth the investment. If not, taken simply on it's mechanics as a game, you are better going elsewhere. Love Papo and Yo for all the risks that it takes that have nothing to do with it's gameplay, do not scorn it for it's mis-steps, they are truly trivial in the context of it's bigger picture.
Short and sweetzipnox | Aug. 6, 2013 | See all zipnox's reviews »
Papa & Yo is a puzzle-adventure set in a fictional world that tells a story about a boy and his troubles. I found the story to be quite predictable but it still managed to be a touching one as it was presented in a proper manner. My only problem with it is its length, the game is fairly short and can be breezed through in a couple of hours. The art style and sound direction is well done, the setting as a whole feels right. The gameplay is smooth and has few elements to it, the puzzles, in my opinion, are too easy. The simplistic nature of the puzzle elements makes the game feel even shorter, I think the price is a bit too high considering the length of the game. Nonetheless this is a good game, it is well made, but I'd recommend you to buy it when it's on sale.
Real Emotions in this Game!Trollfaceyomama | Aug. 6, 2013 | See all Trollfaceyomama's reviews »
Papo & Yo is an extremely personal work like only few others in the industry. It is a clear message to the industry: games can be more than space marines. Games can be more, games can be autobiographical using game mechanics as a tool for addressing a message. A beautiful game.
A boy's healing journeygeargreen | July 26, 2013 | See all geargreen's reviews »
This is Minority!! This game has a unique view of the world and the story is good.
TouchingTomaHawkEye | July 20, 2013 | See all TomaHawkEye's reviews »
Great little platformer with a touching story. Definitely one for the younger gamers.
Great story but nothing elselok0812 | July 7, 2013 | See all lok0812's reviews »
This is another one of those game with a rich and heartwarming storyline but that is pretty much it for this game and it is a shame because this game had so much potential. First of all, the graphic of the game look very washed out and even though it is an indie title, graphic really shouldn't look so bad like games from 2 generations ago. Next, the puzzle element, there isn't much puzzle about these puzzles, they can be easily solved by looking at them first time. Lastly, which is also very game breaking, it is the glitch that plagued the game from NPC clipping the wall and unable to progress further, character falling under the game world causing it to restart the entire chapter, and the many invisible walls that block the players from progressing the game. Other than that, the game is great with the story itself and hopefully those glitches will be fixed eventually.
Not bad at allMarkDeejay | June 19, 2013 | See all MarkDeejay's reviews »
Papo & Yo is a puzzle platformer that's light on the puzzles but heavy on the virtual button/lever pushing/pulling. The story is impressive for a puzzle game, though. No shallow stories here, this one actually has depth, giving the player indications on what might have happened in the past, leading to the events in this game. The graphics are acceptable. They're nothing special but not terrible either. At least they're colorful, and fit the environments you'll come across. The music and voice acting (gibberish ?) are done very well, by the way. Papo & Yo is a short game which you'll complete it in 3 hours. After that you can play the game again collecting hats, but to be honest that's not really incentive enough to play it again. Unless you're a fanatic of course. An ok game that's currently too pricey for what you get. The perfect price point for this game would be €7-8 or less. Your choice.
Papo & Yo - great story and what else?feelingz | May 7, 2013 | See all feelingz's reviews »
Alone and trembling with fear, the small Quico cowering in the corner of a dark room. Outside recognize the outline of the monster his father. In the hope of not being discovered, suddenly a portal in the wall, which enters Quico appears. This is the fantasy world, take refuge in the children happy. Here Quico can face the monster and together they can achieve the goal, the frog addiction, which of course stands for the alcohol problem, to escape. You control the world by Quico and tears in the truest sense of the word walls. Everywhere there are mechanisms that allow the new stairs appear or move boxes. While you pursue a mysterious girl, who at the meeting with Vander Caballero at Gamescom, his first girlfriend to pose on demand. I suspect that this was him in his difficult childhood very much to the side and was always there for him when he needed it. In addition, a toy figure plays an important role because it enables you from distant positions, hit switches and thanks jetpack to overcome smaller distances. Then met her monsters, you soothed him with coconuts and let him follow you. But you should take you to beware of the poisonous frogs. Once a monster has devoured it, he gets angry and goes after you. There's only a rotten coconut to bring him to his senses. The tasks in Papo & Yo are very varied design, even if they are all connected somehow. The way the game is clearly defined, even if you should not get stuck, you can draw you a help box over his head. This will tell you some information about riddle. From time to Swivel be made into reality in which you learn more about the history of father and son in short sequences. The graphics are pretty to look at, the areas are similar to South American neighborhoods. Unfortunately, there are minor errors in the game, so it may be that once you get stuck in front of an invisible wall, but you can avoid all this, fortunately. So you have to not be afraid that the game flow is interrupted. The tunes in the game fit perfect in my opinion the game, each unique in their own way. Even if one is not technically now at the cutting edge, thus creating Papo & Yo is a very special way to captivate you, you want to know how it goes.
Interactive storytelling at its finestSpartanTwo | April 23, 2013 | See all SpartanTwo's reviews »
Papo & Yo is an example of a game that transcends its medium-specific roots to become a truly special work. While its simple platforming gameplay mechanics aren't necessarily revolutionary, its narrative and its personal roots bring color and meaning to the game. Minority has done an incredible job of realizing a world rarely seen in today's mainstream video games; Papo & Yo is a unique experience that tells a very important story, one that many people will have experienced first-hand. These are the types of games that we as consumers need more of: games that are honest and unafraid. This is interactive storytelling at its finest.


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