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[May. 20th, 2012|
06:53 pm
Gamers of Color
Hey guys. I know most of you aren't Native, but we all share the frustration and understanding of what it's like to be woefully under and mis-represented in games. I found this game on Kickstarter. It's Indigenous, looks legit and stereotype free, and it's an RPG based on Southeastern Woodlands Cultures. I want to see this made so badly I can taste it. I want to play as a non-hokey un-mystical NDN in a game for once, and the guy doing it is actually planning on releasing it for free! Check it out, and if you can, throw a buck or two that way so it can get made.
Here's the link
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Gaming skills in my résumé?! lolwut
[May. 6th, 2012|
10:41 pm
Gamers of Color
So I'm doing some résumé writing and currently noting down the marketable skills I'll have to prove and explain...
Or is this idea a pipedream?
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Going to market (selling used games)
[Jan. 2nd, 2012|
08:19 pm
Gamers of Color
Welcome to the next year GoC--now wake the hell up! =p
So this year I want to rid myself of a few games, mainly of the video variety, for a bit of space, cash and because I have I just don't like or plan on playing again.
But this endeavour is new to me, so whatever advice or tips or whatnot would be greatly helpful. Some the questions I have include, what particular service do some of yall use, how do I determine price based on the game's condition, is there some sort of price guide like there is for comic books and such.
*crossposted to A Dice Called Quest forum*
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Stars Without Number
[Sep. 9th, 2011|
08:58 pm
Gamers of Color
representation done right
tabletop rpgs
Stars Without Number
is a tabletop rpg where you travel around the galaxy to different planets and get into adventure and intrigue. (The link goes to the free PDF ebook version). It uses an old-school-ish system with some really smart updates, and great rules for generating different worlds and conflicts.
It's not Hitler's Future
So, you know at this point our expectations for rpgs and representation is pretty much bottomed out. SWN does the following things right:
1) Images of POC are in the book!
2) No default assumption about the cultures that you'll encounter
3) ...backed up by the name list in the back! There's several name lists, divided by culture, with a few paragraphs about clothing or food, and the acknowledgement that odds are good that what was traditional for us in the 21st century would be a massive throwback by the 31st century. The full cultures listed include: Arabic, Chinese, Nigerian, Indian, Spanish, Japanese, Russian, English. Obviously not entirely comprehensive, but the fact that it's not euro-centric is awesome.
Travel Space, Go Anywhere
SWN is designed for "sandbox play" which means the sort of RPG where you get a bunch of planets, put them on the map, and the players are free to go where ever they can get to, and side with whomever they want, etc. SWN gives some great advice on prepping for this kind of play, and running it, with a strong focus on exactly what you SHOULD focus on, so you can not waste time with things that will be useless in play.
The biggest highlight for me is the World Tags system- you roll twice on the chart and get two major features of the planet that are sources of conflict and drama. For example, if you know a planet has runaway AI and primarily works with heavy industry... well, you can already imagine the sort of drama that would fit there. SWN gives each Tag extra description- some possible problems, some allies, or further complications, so you have support in setting up your notes.
There's also interesting rules for dealing with factions, factional warfare - through economics, espionage, politics, and classic military force. Factions can also grow by capturing assets of other factions or gaining experience by fulfilling goals.
The only major issue I've got is the assumption that you'll want/need to build a whole sector of planets before playing - it makes more sense to make a few planets and then as the players travel, expanding the map accordingly.
Updated Old School System
SWN strips away most of the cruft and bullshit rules from Basic D&D, and adds some clean, quick features that just work better.
You still have stuff like 6 attributes, and randomly roll stats... except stats are very heavily weighted towards the center and modifiers are really small. It's pretty hard to roll a really crappy character. When you pick your class (Warrior, Psychic, Expert), you also can bump up one of you attributes to 14, so there's another layer of protection from rolling the completely wack character.
You choose two sets of skill packages- one representing your upbringing, another representing your training from your class - there's no point juggling or choices over skills- you pick the package and you get it - the end.
The major old-school-ism that sticks with SWN is Armor Class, hit points, and lethal combat. The GM's advice talks about the importance of letting players make and enact smart plans to get the drop on foes, or figure out what fights are too difficult, and, that players will probably want to avoid a lot of fights early on. I'm not sure how well this actually runs in play, until I play it, but that's the only thing flagging for me as a concern.
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and a non-promotional post: poker
[Aug. 8th, 2011|
12:35 pm
Gamers of Color
Remember there was a Texas Hold 'Em craze a few years back? (Is it still the top card game?)
This comes to mind because there's a poker night related to work. Am I going to put my job on the line in order to PLAY HARD? Even if there's nothing at stake but glory and victory? YES.
So: how does everyone feel about poker (hold 'em in specific, and gambling-based games in general). I'm curious since there are a lot of good reasons folks have to dislike such games. (For some friends of mine, the actual gambling bit is an instant turn-off.)
For me, I find that hold 'em specifically is a really balanced and engaging game, so long as the players are either (a) there is some money on the line, or (b) the players are supremely disciplined enough to act as if there was money on the line. The point is absolutely not the money itself; it is simply to enforce the right amount of conservatism towards your hand between hands so that the interesting gameplay can emerges. Then again, the "right amount of money" is extremely subjective. (When in doubt, have the minimum buy-in possible, and just knock any "high rollers" out of the game faster.) My advice to treat any buy-in as lost money, similar to if you are buying into a Magic draft or something like that.
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Dance and the Dawn: a new LARP Kickstarter! (And a run in your town?)
[Aug. 8th, 2011|
12:29 pm
Gamers of Color
So I wrote
The Dance and the Dawn
, a tabletop game of "dance and romantic tragedy", and it was pretty cool. My friend Warren liked the game and adapted into a live action game: gather with your friends, dress up in costumes, and have fun ballroom dancing while engaging in severe intrigue and romantic shenanigans. Thus far, each run of the game has been pretty epic.
Firstly: he's now
running a Kickstarter for the Dance and the Dawn LARP
. This project has a ton of potential. (If you arrange to get the PDF, then you'll be able to run a game in your own town!)
On that note: you should totally run a game in your own town! I know of a few folks in Seattle who'd be interested in such a thing, for example, and I'd be happy to link anyone to them.
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Portal 2
[Jul. 26th, 2011|
02:21 pm
Gamers of Color
One of my friends was kind enough to loan this to me, which I managed to power through over the weekend. I'll skip over the obvious stuff you can pull from the many reviews elsewhere. I'm going to talk a bit about how it's different than Portal 1, instead.
First, it's a longer game, but the pacing is good and it doesn't feel like it drags.
Compared to the first game, they do a much better job of highlighting "What to do next", and rarely did I feel completely at a loss as to trying to find out where I should be looking. This is a pretty big achievement given that they build really massive levels, and sometimes they do punk things like hide the place where you need to drop a portal at a corner view.
At the same time, the puzzles are a lot more constrained. The amount of surfaces you can drop a portal is constrained, and I found it mildly annoying. It meant that solutions to the puzzles where a little easier to figure out- because if you see a surface you know it's going to be used, whereas in Portal 1, sometimes the surfaces were just there. And, it also means it's really hard to come up with anything that can break a puzzle, which is actually one of the most fun aspects about Portal.
Non-spoilery story stuff- they go into the background of Apeture Science, and it's just as dystopian and fucked up as you'd expect. That said, I found the "And it gives you cancer! LOL!" theme... kinda old quick. It actually got me thinking about how few gamers are aware of stuff like putting radium into toothpaste or the Bhopal disaster and how much corporate disasters were not terribly far from the jokes in Portal in terms of gross negligence.
You do get to see a whole bunch of older testing chambers, which makes it even more creepy because you wonder how many people went through all this, and what injuries/deaths must have occurred along the way.
But the most creepy thing? All the other robots and AI's you encounter. It becomes quickly apparent that even the most innocuous automated objects, are, in fact sentient on some level and they're just as trapped in this hell hole as you are. There's numerous points when you happen to find things like air launchers humming songs to themselves or wall panels... dancing. It's really kind of horrifying.
The co-op game is a ton of fun, and sadly short. I think it has some puzzles which are more difficult than the single player campaign, but if you have a friend, it's usually easier to figure out ways to solve them.
Anyway- feel free to get spoiler-ific in the comments.
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Fleet Commander
[Jul. 16th, 2011|
08:05 am
Gamers of Color
creators of color
Fleet Commander is a Star-Wars based RTS, using a giant wall-sized touch screen. Arthur Nishimoto is one of the main developers of this game. The game can be 1 player versus 1 player, up to as many players as you can have standing around the giant touch screen.
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AnimeKon Expo
[Jul. 5th, 2011|
01:33 pm
Gamers of Color
Tobias Buckell has a post of AnimeKon in Barbados
- includes video and photos of people geeking out and playing Magic.
Might be awesome to check out!
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[Jun. 18th, 2011|
10:38 am
Gamers of Color
Vanquish is a fast, hyperkinetic 3rd person shooter, combining the best stuff of run and gun with cover type shooting games. That said, the story is more plot hole than plot, and pretty poorly written. There's no POC and it's all about grumbly white men in power armor, and the hot blonde woman in a mini skirt, and evil President Hillary Clinton. More on that at the end...
So, gameplay is really cool - the levels are linear, but the pop and drop rooms and layout of cover is really well set up. Your power armor lets you power-slide, which is crucial for moving from cover to cover, which you'll need to do as the enemies become smarter about flanking and rushing you.
The limit is, power-sliding too much overheats your suit which leaves you slower and weaker while it cools down.
The game does an excellent job of ramping up difficulty without just adding more enemies. You'll find the same enemy type you fought a few levels ago is a lot tougher in tighter spaces, or different environments. There's a few gimmick levels, but they don't feel too gimmicky- fights on the back of moving trains, flying vehicles, zero-G levels, etc.
Story-wise.... eh. In the future, Russians take over a US space colony and use it's microwave beam to fry San Francisco. You play aforementioned grumbly white man Sam, who is using prototype power armor to help free the station and rescue the scientist who helped build his armor and the station.
Basically, the rest of the story is terrible action movie cliches which don't make sense in their context. Lots of important things go left unexplained: Why do the Russians have such awesome robots? How is it they can teleport things and you can't? "Temporal Disturbance" is mentioned- the Russians can travel through time? I don't know!
At the end of it all, the non-spoiler spoiler is that Evil President Hillary Clinton was working with the Russians on this, and shoots herself in the head, and you get to her laid out with the gory head wound.
...I'm not sure what hate-on they have for Hillary to take it that far, but clearly there's deep issues at hand with the writer.
Overall, the game has really fun game play, and shitty story. Which, I guess is classic Sega. I recommend it if you're into hyper shooting games, as the gameplay is excellent. I don't recommend it for anything else.
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Sir, you just don't get it. You don't understand, and you don't know history. I challenge you to just go to the Confederate Monument and read the words written on it, and you will understand why the monument and the flag are so important to our people. It is a soldier's monument with their flag flying on it to honor South Carolinians who died defending their state and their right to self government.
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Your attitude and statements were inconceivable to me in the hatred to my people who they presented. You have been deluded by the NAACP, which spews hate to line the pockets of their leaders with donations from their people whom they do nothing to help. Black people did not hate the flag until the NAACP came into South Carolina and told them to hate it.
The NAACP lied when they compromised to move the flag to its present location. They agreed to the compromise and then began their boycott the next day and made their new demands. If the flag were to be moved, the next day they would demand that the soldier's monument be destroyed. If that were done, they would demand the next day that Wade Hampton's statue be moved. Then they would demand the changing of street names……on and on and forever. They want our Southern heritage erased.
We have a beautiful Black History Monument on the State House grounds. That does not bother me. If they want to fly their African flags from it, that would not bother me. Just leave my heritage, my flag, and my ancestors alone.
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So don't yell at me I tried going thru my history to find that really long BTDT registry post from awile back and I couldn't find it...
There was a electronic nose sucker outer thing you all were talking about... what is it called?
And what about diaper rash ointment? Any brands better than others?
What kinds of medicines and creams will I need to have on hand? obviously Baby tylenol.. but what else?
Thanks to my BFF I wont be needing many big ticket items on my registry, so I am hoping to get some baskets of these types of medicines and lotions goodies :)


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Authorities now say seven structures were destroyed by last night's tornado that struck Belgrade in Onslow County.
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Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com Type: Opinion of the Scientific Committee/Scientific Panel On request from: European Commission Question Number: EFSA-Q-2012-00060 Adopted: 16 November 2012 Published: 20 November 2012 Affiliation: European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), Parma, Italy Send Print Cite Note: Download Article (316.91 KB) Abstract: Atlantic salmon is the only species in which the disease infectious salmon anaemia (ISA) has been observed naturally. Initial reports of findings of infectious salmon anaemia virus (ISAV) before 2002, did not distinguish between non virulent HPR0 and virulent HPRΔ viruses, thus making interpretation of older findings difficult in the light of current knowledge. Following a request from the European Commission, EFSA was asked to deliver a scientific opinion on the relationship between HPR0 and HPRΔ, the risk of HPRΔ ISAV emerging from HPR0 ISAV, and possible risk factors for such an emergence. 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More research is needed on the drivers for transition from HPR0 to HPRΔ and factors affecting host susceptibility and thereby emergence of clinical disease. A quantitative assessment of the different evolutionary forces for ISA would be useful, as well as the prevalence of ISAV HPR0 in farmed and wild Atlantic salmon. © European Food Safety Authority, 2012 Summary: Following a request from the European Commission, the EFSA Panel on Animal Health and Welfare was asked to deliver a scientific opinion on infectious salmon anaemia (ISA). ISA is a fish disease caused by an orthomyxovirus (infectious salmon anaemia virus, ISAV) affecting Atlantic salmon, which has been responsible for high mortalities in salmon producing countries since its first detection in Norway in the mid-1980s. This opinion reviews the available scientific evidence on the relationship between HPR0 and HPRΔ, and addresses the risk of HPRΔ ISAV emerging from HPR0 ISAV and, if relevant, indicates the risk factors for such an emergence. Pathogenic HPRΔ ISAV variants cause a systemic infection, infecting endothelial cells of the blood circulatory system whereas HPR0 ISAV does not cause clinical disease in Atlantic salmon but causes a transient subclinical infection and replicates mainly in gills. ISAV can be genetically differentiated on the basis of the sequence of a highly polymorphic region (HPR) of genomic segment 6 which encodes the Haemagglutinin-Esterase (HE) protein. A deletion within the HPR region (HPRΔ ISAV) is necessary for pathogenicity. ISAV without any deletions in the HPR region (Hereinafter: HPR0 ISAV) has been reported only in apparently healthy fish and has never been associated with clinical ISA disease. HPR0 has been detected in farmed Atlantic salmon from several countries and it has also been detected in wild Atlantic salmon in the Faroe Islands and Norway. There is currently no evidence indicating that HPR0 ISAV naturally infects and replicates in species other than Atlantic salmon. The finding of HPR0 ISAV in wild Atlantic salmon indicates that a reservoir outside the farmed salmon population may exist. ISAV isolates vary in virulence, as observed by differences in disease development and clinical signs in field outbreaks as well as in experimental trials. All ISAV isolates from ISA disease outbreaks have deletions in the HPR region with respect to the HPR0 variant. In addition, all virulent strains of ISAV have either an amino acid substitution or a short amino acid insertion immediately upstream or downstream of the putative arginine cleavage site in the fusion (F) protein. The hypothesis that virulent HPRΔ ISAV is derived from HPR0 ISAV by deletions in the HPR of the HE molecule provides the best fit with current knowledge and epidemiological evidence. Epidemiological and historical data from solitary disease outbreaks indicate that the risk of emergence of virulent ISAV is low but not negligible. Generic biosecurity measures such as segregation of generations, caution regarding contact points (water, equipment), sanitary handling of dead fish, cleaning and disinfection, and synchronous fallowing appear to have a good effect in terms of prevention and control of ISA. Prior adaptive immunity provides some protection against subsequent infection with virulent ISAV. Little is known about antigenic variation in the haemagglutinin-esterase gene of ISAV and it is not possible to conclude whether this may impact population immunity. Likewise, it is not known if or to what extent prior infection with HPR0 ISAV may induce some degree of protective immunity. 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Arthropod hemocyanins are large, multimeric, (n×6) copper-containing proteins that deliver oxygen in the haemolymph of many chelicerate, crustacean, myriapod, and also possibly some insect species. The arthropod hemocyanins belong to a large protein superfamily that also includes the arthropod phenoloxidases, certain crustacean and insect storage proteins (pseudo-hemocyanins and hexamerins), and the insect hexamerin receptors. Here I summarise the present knowledge of the origin, functional adaptations, and evolution of these proteins. Arthropod and mollusc hemocyanins are, if at all, only distantly related. As early as in the arthropod stem line, the hemocyanins emerged from a phenoloxidase-like enzyme. The evolution of distinct hemocyanin subunits, as well as the formation of multi-hexamers occurred independently within the arthropod subphyla. Hemocyanin subunit evolution is strikingly different in the Chelicerata, Myriapoda and Crustacea. Hemocyanins individually gave rise to two distinct copper-less storage proteins, the insect hexamerins and the crustacean pseudo-hemocyanins (cryptocyanins). The receptor responsible for the uptake of hexamerin by the larval fat body of the insects emerged from a hexamerin-precursor. Molecular phylogenetic analyses show a close relationship of the crustacean and insect proteins, providing strong support for a pancrustacean taxon, while structural data suggest a myriapod-chelicerate clade.
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- 10.1007/s00360-001-0247-7
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text: Photo Gallery Pictures: New Supervolcano Found in Hong Kong Bristling with hexagonal rock formations, the remains of a giant volcano have been identified in, around, and under the city. PUBLISHED Sat Sep 08 04:12:00 EDT 2012 0 1 / 7 Supervolcano Outcrop Much of Hong Kong and its Victoria Harbour, including this rocky islet, lies atop the remnants of an ancient supervolcano with an 11-mile (18 kilometer) wide caldera, Chinese authorities revealed last week. But even though the volcano has produced some gigantic eruptions, it poses no risk to today's millions of Hong Kong residents. It's been extinct since it last erupted and largely collapsed into the ocean 140 million years ago, Hong Kong's Geotechnical Engineering and Development Department said.In fact, geologist Denise Tang said in a state-sponsored broadcast, the biggest risk is to tourists trying to visit the rocky islands by boat."There are no facilities here so we cannot recommend trying to land," she said.(Related: "Ancient Supervolcano Rocked Washington State.")—Richard A. Lovett Photograph by Zhao Yusi, Xinhua/ZUMAPRESS.com A Rock Star Is Born Journalists film Hong Kong's newly identified volcanic islands, pictured, on August 30. The islands are known as the Ninepin Group or the Kwo Chau chain. The volcano as a whole has been dubbed the High Island Supervolcano.The islands represent only part of the volcano's hardened lava, much of which is either beneath the sea or long since eroded away."This discovery is very important, not only because we have discovered huge volumes of materials that have been erupted, but we know the magma source," Tang told the Hong Kong news agency. That source, she added, is preserved as the granite rocks on the northern part of Hong Kong island itself.(Watch a video on volcano eruptions.) Photograph by Bobby Yip, Reuters Hexagonal Rock Among the striking features of the Hong Kong supervolcano are hexagonal columns of rock, like these pictured in a close-up of an island cliff.Such columns form in rapidly hardening lava flows, as the cooling material shrinks. Later, as the lava mounds erode, rocks break along joints between columns, producing a sharply layered texture. (Related: "Creeping Lava Destroys House.") Photograph by Bobby Yip, Reuters Lava Columns The same cooling process that produced hexagonal lava columns (pictured) on the High Island Supervolcano can produce columns with as many as seven sides or as few as three, geologists report.Individual columns can be as thin as a few inches across or as wide as 10 feet (3 meters) and can be more than 30 feet (9 meters) tall. (Related: "Hawaii's 'Gentle Volcano' More Dangerous Than Thought.") Photograph by Zhao Yusi, Xinhua/ZUMAPRESS.com Iceland Lava Flows A waterfall flows over columnar lava in Iceland's Skaftafell National Park. (See waterscape photos.)Columnar lava can be seen throughout the world, from the Giants Causeway in Ireland to Wyoming's 1,267-foot-tall (386-meter-tall) Devil's Tower. Photograph by Sisse Brimberg, National Geographic Stock Yellowstone Supervolcano Spring In the U.S. the best-known supervolcano is the still active Yellowstone supervolcano, whose heat feeds the park's many geyser basins and hot springs, including the Grand Prismatic Spring (pictured).What sets supervolcanoes apart is their ability to produce at least 240 cubic miles (1,000 cubic kilometers) of lava in a single blast. The Hong Kong supervolcano theoretically could have done so, though its last major eruption, 140 million years ago, appears to have produced 72 cubic miles (300 cubic kilometers) of ash and lava from an 11-mile-wide (18 kilometer-wide) caldera—enough to cover all Hong Kong.Yellowstone, by contrast, may have produced more than 480 cubic miles (2,000 cubic kilometers) of lava in a single eruption two million years ago, making Yellowstone not only a lot larger, but also a lot more dangerous. (Related: "When Yellowstone Explodes.") Photograph by Norbert Rosing, National Geographic Stock More Volcano Pictures: Throat of Fire Photograph by Carlos Campana, Reuters Related Stories Watch Europe's Highest Active Volcano Fill the Sky With Fire Watch Mount St. Helens Giving Birth to 'Baby Volcano' Sacred Volcano in North Korea May Be Waiting to Blow


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I like watching a doctor drama as much as the next person. But I don't watch it like my friends. That's because I'm always on alert to the bioethical issues playing out on the small screen. Often the show writers get the issues right and the program, along with its entertainment value, serves as an educational tool for the community. But when they get it wrong my forehead wrinkles and I grit my teeth. And that's just what happened while watching a recent episode of the long running 'Grey's Anatomy'.
The show centered around a female patient who was diagnosed with a pituitary tumor that was causing her to add inches to her height but more importantly, threaten her life. She was given two options: surgery or probable death. The chief of surgery, the persuasive and powerful Dr. Miranda Bailey ( played by Chandra Wilson) made a clear case for surgery. But the patient wasn't buying it and wanted to be released from the hospital. Here's where my brow began knitting. The good Dr. Bailey wouldn't let her go.
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