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Does anyone have a favorite margarine brand? I have recently gone dairy free (because of a breastfeeding baby that gets excema with dairy), and I've only tried Earth Balance. It has a sort of fishy after taste/smell that I'm not sure I can get past.
I grew up with Blue Bonnet or Land of Lakes, and I do like that flavor. But, we switched to butter about 4 years ago, and that's all I ever used. Now, back to margarine, but I'm looking for the healthiest, but still tasty brand.
Any recommendations?
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I don't like bacon fat on toast, though. :) The two things I have used it for when I noticed the taste was toast and some baking I did. I'm not sure what to substitute for baking. I suppose I don't need sweets anyway, but I do miss them this time of year.
For baking, CO works beautifully. For spreading on toast, i'd go with either CO if you like the flavor or duck fat, which is great. The thing is, going dairy free, you need to stop looking for/expecting the butter flavor. Nothing else tastes like it, and that includes margarine. Find other tastes that you like, and go from there.
Although, one of my favorite "flavors" on toast is the yolk from an egg (fried or poached).
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I have no idea what CO is (corn oil?). I was just thinking bacon fat/duck fat have to be similar. Maybe?
Thanks for your patience. This is the first time I've ever changed my diet for any reason, so it's all new to me. We've always just eaten whatever we wanted pretty much. No restrictions of any kind. Pretty much if we liked it, that's what we had.
This dairy free thing is throwing me for a loop.
CO is coconut oil. Its great in things, but I never could get used to it on toast. It works really well for baking, . For other things, I mostly use bacon fat. There is a brand called Nucoa that comes in sticks that I've used before but its a little funky tasting.
Cristeen is right, most dairy subs leave a bit to be desired. Nothing tastes quite the same as real dairy so you have to adjust your expectations. I'm totally with her on the fried egg on toast too, it's amazing.
Duck fat is very different from anything but goose. It's semi solid out of the fridge, has an unctuousness that is beautiful. It is amazing in just about any savory application. Makes a great mayo, roasting veg, pan frying potatoes, etc. Spread it on toast and it has a mouthfeel similar to butter, but a flavor all its own.
You can roast a whole duck and pour off the fat for 1-2 cups or you can huy the fat on its own. I get mine unrendered from the grower, because its way cheaper that way. 1.5 lbs of duck fat is approx a quart.
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Duck fat is pretty amazing, I agree! For toast, I'd probably just slather an egg yolk on. Margarine freaks me out (did you know it's actually gray? They have to bleach it and add coloring to make it look like butter). It's ultra processed and just generally not healthy.
That said, you can probably eat butter. It has very little lactose (which is what most people and babies are reacting to).
Duck fat is pretty amazing, I agree! For toast, I'd probably just slather an egg yolk on. Margarine freaks me out (did you know it's actually gray? They have to bleach it and add coloring to make it look like butter). It's ultra processed and just generally not healthy.
That said, you can probably eat butter. It has very little lactose (which is what most people and babies are reacting to).
I personally wouldn't try that until you know if its lactose or not. My dairy allergic kid reacts to casein (which is pretty common) and had ezcema. You can try changing your diet to see what he'll react to, but I wouldn't suggest doing it until you've gone dairy free long enough to get it out of both of your systems.
Duck fat IS gorgeous, but expensive (where I live, anyway). Chicken fat - sometimes called schmaltz - is cheaper, and pretty good too. It's not the same as duck fat, but it's really yummy! I must admit I've never tried either on toast, though.
I won't touch margarine with a bargepole. We do use butter, but I've occasionally subbed other kind of fats for spreading on toast - avocado, peanut butter, hummus, semi-liquid egg yolk, cream cheese (sorry, not helpful to you!), or basil or sundried tomato pesto (which is great, but make sure you get a brand without Parmesan cheese if that's a problem). For certain types of bread, dipping it in olive oil is great too. Or if I have a sandwich with jam or Vegemite or something - which is pretty rare for me - I just leave out the butter.
Also, I've never liked the taste of coconut oil. Some people love it, but mine always tastes... dusty? I mostly save it to use for deodorant now. :p Worth a shot for you, though - refined is a bit less healthy than unrefined, but it tastes less coconutty, if that bothers you.
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Two of mine had casein allergies, now luckily down to intolerances. I like coconut oil for baking, bacon grease for the fry pan but like you have times when I use margarine. I've used Earth's Best and Fleischman's lactose free and a PC vegan margarine. I'd try the Fleischman's if you don't like the Earth's Best, the PC one I think is only in Canada.
Personally, I use a new butter substitute that just came out - called "Melt" - which is organic, high in Omega 3s, rich in medium chain fatty acids (the good fats) - and has the creamiest, richest flavor of all the spreads out there (its definitely better than Earth Balance, Smart Balance or I Can't Believe Its Not Butter). It bakes up quite well – I have made thin, flaky pie crust using Melt instead of butter with great success. It makes a softer dough (so chill in the freezer before rolling), but otherwise bakes up nicely.
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I played every dmc game so far. And i honestly dont care what dante looks like.but come on weres the action pack cutscenes? And what happen to dante doing some bad ass weapon demos when he got them from a boss.and when did vergil become a weak cry baby even in the dlc. I mean weres the crazy over the top action?
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Ninja Theory made a concerted effort to ground this game to a further degree than the previous DMC titles. Hence whey there is a noticeable lack of relative over-the-top action.It's really a fault ; Just a drop in quality and content, aside from replacing action scenes with bad cutscens and zooms into donte's face .
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Ted Nolan's ability to coax the best out of certain players is well-known. He did it during his first stint on the Sabres' bench with guys such as Derek Plante, Brian Holzinger and Bob Boughner. It's happening again, and it's not hard to see who is improving.
Tyler Myers and Tyler Ennis continued their fine play Saturday night, and they also extended Buffalo's point-earning run. Myers had two goals, including the tying tally with 24.9 seconds left, and Ennis added two assists in the Sabres' 4-3 shootout loss to Columbus.
"I don't know which one played better," Nolan said. "You can flip a coin and it would probably land on its side. They both played a great game."
Ennis improved his totals to eight goals and 15 points in 27 games under Nolan. Myers has five goals and 11 points in 24 games. Each took the time to praise the other.
"When he's wheeling, he's phenomenal," Ennis said. "For 6-feet-8, it's pretty crazy how fast and how fluent he is on the ice."
Said Myers: "He was dancing right from the start, and that's what we need Enner to do. He's got some moves that are pretty special to watch. When he pulls them out for 60 minutes like he did, he's a player that's hard to stop."
Ennis did well setting up goals, but he had a tough time scoring them. Columbus goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky stopped all of Ennis' game-high seven shots and added another save in the shootout.
"It would be nice to have one of those go in for me," the center said.
Both of Myers' goals came when the defenseman pinched from the point and fired from the right circle. He scored in the opening minute after a cross-ice pass from Matt Moulson, and he found the net in the final minute after a feed from Cody Hodgson.
"It's just a matter of trying to improve every day I come to the rink, rediscovering my game again," said the 2010 Rookie of the Year, who played his 300th game. "I'm heading in a great direction right now, and it's just a matter of building off it."
The tying goal came with Columbus' David Savard in the penalty box and Ryan Miller pulled, giving the Sabres a six-on-four. The power-play goal eased the sting of a rough night for Buffalo's penalty killers.
The list of things the Sabres have done well this season isn't very long. Penalty killing is certainly on it, however, and it's near the top – if you forget about Saturday. Columbus tied the game, 2-2, just a second after Myers' penalty ended and went ahead with a power-play goal midway through the second.
"It was a good feeling to get the tying goal and give us a chance in overtime," Myers said. "It's just going to show that we're starting to get some character play in this room. That's what we need from this group. You can see it turning. It's just a matter of keep pushing."
Sabres fans who show up late haven't missed much this season, at least from the home team. Buffalo entered the night with only 13 goals in first periods this year. It increased that total by 15 percent Saturday.
The Sabres scored twice in the opening period. They also allowed two goals, continuing the offensive explosion that started during Tuesday's five-goal third period with Philadelphia.
Brandon Dubinsky scored on a mad scramble in front to make it 3-2. A puck crossed the goal line one other time in the second, just 24 seconds in. But video review showed it did so after a distinct kicking motion by Matt Moulson, so the goal quickly came off the scoreboard.
"The goal being called back was a momentum changer," said Ennis, whose rebound went to Moulson. "I was pretty disappointed. When it was called a goal on the ice, it's pretty hard to go against the call. For me it didn't look like enough of a distinct kick motion to be called back.
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They're starting to make a few of their own breaks, however. Scoring in the final minute against a team that has won six straight is the latest.
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Skip to comments.Learning How To Disappear
Posted on 05/21/2010 5:07:25 PM PDT by dynachrome
Most people read a book then pick up and go. They simply disconnect their services with no forwarding address and leave. Big mistake; take your time and follow the below steps for making your escape last. Okay first step, do not use your home, work or cell-phone, and do not use your calling card. Do not use any of your credit cards to purchase anything in the place you are going to escape to. You should develop your plan at least six months before you hit the road. In the meantime have all of your services, cable, electric, phone bills forwarded to any GPO in the country. Call those companies every month and find your balances and pay them. Make sure all the bills go to different states. Have a little fun: one month have them send it to Oshkosh the next to Bogota, New Jersey. Let them know they have the wrong Social Security number on file and have them change it. Next month give them your cousin Henrys phone number in Toronto in case they need to reach you. The key here is to load your account with so much information you are creating misinformation.
(Excerpt) Read more at escapeartist.com ...
(one tip is out of date: "pay for airline ticket with cash")
So how do I make my ex disapear?
Propose to her again.
Many end up meeting bubba in prison for trying that particular trick!
hehe. That could be quite useful. Though I think I will refuse any "free" cell phones, meself
Investigators sent to Baja town in McStay search
hog farm. :)
I wonder how many lists you pop on just by following the link?
First, get solid proof on Obama's wrongdoings...
Stroll thru Ft. Marcy park......
LOL - We're horrible, aren't we?
Good point...
The best way to disappear is to over pay your taxes so you have a big refund coming. The government will never find you. This works for public figures too.
Years ago when the collection agencies were hounding me (when i was a liberal)...
1) I disappeared in canada by paying with cellphone by cash.
2) My address was a mailbox. Just "switch" the Box number to "Suite" #. When the collection papers came in, I just told the mailbox clerks to send it back, "it's not mine".
3) Pay rent by cash. Lots of houses in Vancouver where they separated the house to turn them into apartments.
Disappearance first needs a motivation, a timetable, and a conclusion.
If you are running away from something, you are already behind the power curve. This is because of the simple rule that "it is far better to protect than defend." Protection is done at your leisure, defense is forced.
This is where a timetable comes in. Do you wish to disappear for a time, for a long time, or forever?
A personal history often trips people up, because they only know their real autobiography. They cannot muddy the waters of who they are, often because they don't want to. They try to cling to things they have to let go. To leave strings behind with friends, so they can return to their old life.
There are many US citizens that live in the underground economy, often just because they have no ID, and have no ability, or no desire, to reestablish themselves as "part of the system." They make friends with people who do have an ID, so they can stay with them; they work cash only jobs that leave no paper trail, and they do not do things that demand ID.
If they leave the US, they still can't live in the city, and living in a rural part of a foreign country can very very challenging. As well, they have to do so as illegal aliens. The best way to do this is to have a very "disconnected confederate", living their legally. This is someone with whom you have a strong and discreet relationship. Nobody else knows that you are comrades.
The conclusion to disappearance is the indifference of those that might search for you. Unless you are a wanted criminal, the US government will likely lose interest in a few years. Relatives can be very persistent, however, if they care. So it is best that they don't care.
I wonder how many lists you pop on just by following the link?
Ummmm..., well, it won't be me who pops up, it will be the guy at the house where I'm getting the WiFi connection right now ... LOL ...
A real pro will have a backpack with:
A change of clothes (from a second hand store)
A roll of $20s
A stack Kugerands (50 x 1/2 oz)
A pistol with 50 rounds.
A fake driver license or passport (purchase one here.)
Have fun and remeber - YMMV
I know of someone who apparently planned to "drop out" rather suddenly a few years ago. After one "goodbye luncheon" with family, a few months later, a relative stopped by his apartment to find he'd left with no forwarding address or information. His mail went to a paid-for P.O. box across the street and was handled by a proxy. He was still reachable by e-mail, and after it was concluded he'd skipped town, one relative sent him a scathing letter in which said relative declared he'd probably decided he couldn't make it in this country and had chosen to live abroad instead (he was temporarily staying in a certain country, according to his e-mail). His response was that he was running TO something and not FROM something.
A couple of relatives still keep in touch with him by e-mail but he has no other way of being contacted and volunteers no information about himself.
Go by yourself to a pre-paid cell-phone and never give anybody the number...Never call anybody with that phone, the number might show up on his or her caller ID.
So buy a pre-paid cell phone, but don't give out the number or call anybody with it. Why buy it in the first place?
You use the cell phone for calling out; for incoming calls, use Skype-in with voice mail. Skype-in will answer your phone call (including overseas numbers), the caller leaves a voice mail. Skype then sends an SMS or e-mail to you that you have a voice mail. Call in to Skype, get the voice mail, then call back with the number block (*67 first).
It's the modern way of doing a pager, but it's completely untraceable (since you don't have to provide any contact information to Skype, and can fund it via Paypal which can also be completely anonymous).
It's a slick way of having a number that no one knows, that is hard to trace even for a Government (especially if you use an overseas or out-of-State Skype-in number) and extremely easy to set up.
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Here's an idea for a FReep — buy copies of this book, and mail them to Obama care of the White House, with a post-it on the dustjacket on which you've written, "hint, hint".
LOL! I wonder how many FReepers have seen MP's "How not to be seen."
Oh, I see... you're letting the government trace EVERYTHING you write. Much better. *wink*
Glad somebody "got" it. Likely many have seen it, few remember.
Thanks for the link
They're called ellipses ...
In this usage, I consider it redundant to state that this message is a self-reference. Further, BTTT takes a lot more effort to type and is irrelevant to the purpose. This software doesn't tolerate an 'empty message posting'. There must be something in the body of the message and I merely use the ellipses as a convenient 'empty message'.
Frankly, I never made the Morse connection and, sadly, I am no longer proficient in decoding it.
But thanx for a quick chuckle, anyway ...
I KNOW such a feature exists. However, I rather like the idea that my 'self-reference' method somehow acknowledges to the original poster that someone, somewhere has noted and potentially valued the posting.
Bookmarks do not convey ANY message to the original poster 'cause (s)he'll never know it happened ...
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Avengers: the Initiative instructors
Teachers at Camp Hammond
Teachers at Camp Hammond
Did not carry over when they switched to the Avengers Academy.
left after the Initiative became the Avengers Academy
left after Speed scrapped the Initiative.
stayed with the program into the Avengers Academy
joined the Initiative when Speed took over. Left during the transformation into the Avengers Academy
marksmenship instructor that joined when Speed took over and reamained into the Avengers Academy
counsuler during Speed Reign and in the Initiative and its successor the Avengers Acdemy
swimming instructor for the Initiative and the Avengers Academy during Speed Reign
magic instructor during Speed Reign for the Initiative and the Avengers Academy
joined at the beginning of Speed Reign but didn't stay into the Avengers Academy
press liazon to keep the Initiative honest.
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Two people were transported to the hospital Monday after a car and semi crashed near Unionville, Mo.
The collision happened around 10:30 Monday morning at Missouri Highway 5 one mile north of US Highway 136.
Police say Barbara Neighbors, 82, of Unionville, Mo. was attempting to make a left turn from a private drive and pulled into the path of Randall Ballanger, 45, of Green Castle, Mo.
Neighbors sustained minor injuries and her passenger, Beeny Neighbors, sustained serious injuries.
Both were transported to Putnam County Hospital.
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Before I get into the meat of this blog, I'm going to add about 65 disclaimers, so be warned. If you don't care, you can always scroll.
First of all, sorry to anyone who reads my blog because I don't really keep up with it. The semester that just passed at school was insane. I was busy with Marching Mizzou Drumline, reviewing games for Vox and writing columns on the side for the Missourian on top of all of my classes. If you follow me on Twitter (which you should if you aren't - @Coreymotley) you probably know about my trials of the semester. Either way, I apologize. I hope no one has been anxiously refreshing my page like an eager 12-year-old girlfriend waiting for me to post a new blog.
Secondly, I am jumping on the bandwagon and writing a two-part blog, as I'm sure you can already tell, about which games I enjoyed and which games I did not enjoy this year. I've included a list below that states the games I've beaten and the games I've spent a little time with but have not conquered during 2010. I know there are some blockbusters out there that I haven't beaten (like Red Dead Redemption) so everybody please don't freak the fuck out when I don't include them on my top choices for 2010. I only gave Red Dead about three hours of my attention before realizing the semester's work was so heated that I wouldn't be able to play it until... probably June... So, yeah... sorry about that.
Another thing I want to point out is the extreme absence of Nintendo games on my list. I don't entirely know how to summarize my case against Nintendo. I think, though I have been into video games since the NES, I lost my connection with Nintendo. Basically I grew up and Nintendo didn't. I don't have anything against its first-party franchises; I am just not interested in them. My time could be better spent playing other games. And I am not a fan of motion controls.
Okay, housekeeping aside, here is my list of games (in no particular order) I've beaten and games I've played, along with a rough estimate of how much time I've spent with my unbeaten games. This list also includes games I played this year that didn't come out this year. Yeah, I just got around to beating Fallout 3 last summer. Get over it.
Mass Effect 2
Heavy Rain
Goldeneye 007
Medal of Honor
Halo: Reach
Metroid: Other M
Alan Wake
Mafia II
Kane and Lynch 2: Dog Days
Splinter Cell: Conviction
Gears of War 2
Army of Two: The 40th Day
Fallout 3
DJ Hero
Perfect Dark XBLA
Not Beaten:
Fallout: New Vegas (43 hours)
Metro 2033 (3 hours)
Singularity (5-6 hours)
DJ Hero 2 (About 95% complete)
Red Dead Redemption (3 hours)
Alpha Protocol (3 hours)
Just Cause 2 (4-5 hours)
Wet (4 hours)
Bioshock 2 (4 hours)
God of War 3 (3-5 hours)
Assassin's Creed Brotherhood (3 hours)
Dance Central (2 hours)
Game Dev Story (6 hours)
Dead Space (5 hours)
Limbo (2 hours)
Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light (2 hours)
Without further ado - the commentary. Beware, I delve into great detail ahead, so consider this a spoiler alert.
The weekend after Heavy Rain came out, my best friend Nick came to visit me at MU. I drove us to Love Sushi, a delightful restaurant in Jefferson City. We had both played almost the same amount of Heavy Rain, roughly two-thirds of it, and we discussed it during the entire 30-minute drive. And then we discussed it over our entire lunch. And then we talked about it even more on the way back to Columbia.
Although I'm using the word "discussed," let me assure you it is not a strong enough word. We very intensely debated the identity of the Origami Killer and tried putting all the pieces of the murders together over and over again. We mentioned the story and characters and realism and graphics. We never got tired of talking about Heavy Rain. It's been almost a year and I still don't get tired of talking or writing about it.
Whenever game of the year talks happen, I always think back to that afternoon with Nick as we discussed Heavy Rain for the better part of four hours. I have never done that with a game before. I have never been so anxious to keep running through a game to find out what happens next. I have never spent that much time guessing about the outcome and spending night after night wondering about it. I was invested with these characters. I carefully guided them and tried to do what was best for each one. I wasn't always successful but that only increased the tension. It felt real and I was completely submerged in Quantic Dream's world. They set up a mystery and I fell in head first.
I loved Heavy Rain's story and characters. I have this problem in games where I often forget about characters because a game either overloads you on them (Rockstar) or doesn't give every character the attention he or she deserves (Fallout). Heavy Rain struck a balance with a small cast and it took the time to focus on each of them. I knew them and remembered them when the game was over.
It also didn't overload you on story. It focused on something pretty simple: your son was abducted; find him. It didn't convolute things past the point of comprehension like a lot of games do. Sure it wasn't without its plot holes (Ethan's blackouts?) but I was holding out hope that those holes might be answered in future DLC. My hopes were ruined when Sony held a gun to David Cage's head and made him add ridiculous Move support to Heavy Rain instead of focusing on DLC so Sony could actually have one full game work with Move. Smooth move, Sony. I sure hope that's paying off for you.
For all those reasons, and then some, my favorite game this year is Heavy Rain.
Now for some runners up:
The obvious runner up here is Mass Effect 2. When it came out, I pretty much locked myself in my room and didn't come out until I had finished the campaign with about 80 hours on the clock. Boy, was ME2 a thrill ride. I loved it. It didn't mess around getting you into the action and it held up over the entire game. The characters were all memorable, deep and exciting. Much like with Heavy Rain, I felt a large range of emotions during my playthrough.
I remember trying to get Jack to like me (although I was always interested in Tali) and when Jack was finally open, I told her to wait. She got pissed and wouldn't talk to me for the rest of the game. I was shocked. I had carefully talked her into opening up to me and admitting her past, her problems and even successfully finished her personal mission with her. After all that I turned out to be the one who wasn't ready for a commitment. She never forgave me and I was devastated.
Another terrible moment was after I picked up Thane, the scaly assassin. I had planned on trying to sex him up. (I was a male Shephard and I didn't know mid-game homosexuality wasn't possible. I had hopes.) What's the best way to do that? Complete his back-story quest, of course! So I went on it.
And failed it.
I didn't realize it was possible to actually fail a character's quest. I was in for a surprise. The man I wanted to make my permanent mate, the sexy assassin who knew how to use his hands, was now a shadow of his former self. He sat in his cabin and did nothing but sulk and regret no matter how many times I returned to talk to him. To this day, there is a hole in my heart where his quest belongs. I will forever feel bad about failing it.
Despite moments like those that tugged at my heartstrings and made me that much more fond of a long, deep game, I still like Heavy Rain more.
My main (and weird) complaint about Mass Effect 2 is its in-game cut scenes. I found them to be pretty awkward, fast and badly directed. For a game to handle so many things so well, the in-game cut scenes where you aren't flipping through dialogue were just flat. The camera wouldn't hold onto anything long enough to get your bearings on the situation, the action wasn't well choreographed and there was too much shaky-cam. I know it's a weird complaint but the cut scenes felt rushed, in what I would call a totally cinematic game in every other aspect.
I also somewhat regret not playing as a female Shepard because Jennifer Hale pwns. Luckily when ME2 comes out for Playstation 3, I'll play it as FemShep and be able to make my ME1 choices through the interactive comic. Double win.
Goldeneye 007 for Wii is another game I played this year that was really superb. I honestly was not expecting it to be any good but when reviews started rolling in, I bit. And thank goodness I did.
The initial shock of Goldeneye came after the Dam level had closed. I started the facility after a brief scene with 006 (who looks creepily like Philip Seymour Hoffman) and began my crawl through the ventilation shafts. A surge of nostalgia hit and I was on cloud nine. Before long, I was looking down on the iconic toilet-guard. This time, instead of shooting his helmet off and then putting a bullet through the head, I made 007 creep down, slam the guard's head against the stall walls and front handspring out of the stall. It was beautiful and smooth, two things Bond represents.
From there everything went awry. I left the bathroom and for the entire rest of the game, this new age 007 had abandoned all level design from the previous installment. At first, I was not okay with this. My sense of familiarity was destroyed. But that's what Eurocom wanted.
I got over my fears and had a blast with the campaign. The stealth aspect really impressed me. I loved how each encounter was segmented into its own unique section so if you blew your cover in one room, it didn't equal an entire level of firefighting. Genius.
The guns had weight, too. One of my biggest shooter pet-peeves is when a guns don't feel like they have weight and power - especially pistols. This was never a problem in Goldeneye. Bond's trusty P99, which I used for over half of the campaign, was strong with great sound effects. The thud and clunk of a silenced bullet firing then hitting its mark was always satisfying.
The level design in Goldeneye, as jarring as it may have first been, is particularly well done, too. It felt fresh even if it was rooted in an old story. The nightclub level is one of the best single player FPS levels in recent memory. When I entered the club, Deadmau5's (very cleverly included) DJ Hero 2 remix of I Remember was blasting over the dance floor as silhouettes bounced and thrust back and forth. I approached the rail and just stood there, listening and watching the whole scene. The fog was thick, the music wonderful and the spotlights flashing everywhere. I was in heaven. That moment is one of the only times I can remember just standing in a game and taking a whole scene in. The environment was so real, I wanted to be there. And it's on the Wii! Not even HD! Congratulations, Eurocom.
And it only gets better from there. Later in the level, you open up a set of double doors to a two-story bar shootout while a slow song bellows around you. The rest of the sounds become washed out as the whole scene seems to slow. Bond ducks behind tables as enemies fire at him. The music puts you into a trance. It is absolutely perfect level and sound design. I was blown away.
Vanquish is another game I enjoyed this year. I won't write too much about it because I reviewed it for Vox Magazine. Simply put, Vanquish was fun. A lot of fun. I could not put it down once I started playing it. Yeah the combat progression was almost nonexistent and the story and dialogue was lame, but it was a blast and gorgeous, to boot. I seriously think Vanquish is the best looking game I've played all year. Or maybe ever.
I also liked Vanquish because it just works. Platinum Games really polished this game and it's evident. It's fast and smooth. It's not buggy like other games that resort to post-launch patches to fix their problems. It really reminded me of Zone of the Enders, a game I loved back in the day. If Konami would just hand that franchise over the Platinum, I would support that. And Disney should hire Platinum to make the next Tron game, too.
I think out of 2010's games that I beat, those are my top choices. Splinter Cell: Conviction and Halo: Reach were also some great games I played this year. I don't really have the endurance to write extensively about them right now but you can check my Vox reviews for Conviction here and Reach here.
2010 was probably the best year for gaming that I can remember. Unfortunately, not all the games could shine like the examples above.
Considering this blog is already pretty long, I've decided I'll post a second one soon about my least favorite games of 2010. Stay tuned, readers and, as always, thanks for reading.
If you agree, disagree or just want to follow me, comment below, send me friend requests or follow me on Twitter @Coreymotley.


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Graduate teaching courses are becoming more popular again in many countries, though ageing continues to affect the profession, and making the career more attractive for longer remains a challenge. For insight, we asked a retired teacher to explain why, despite the challenges, he stayed in the job.
More than a quarter of 15-year-old school students in OECD countries fail to achieve the most basic level of profi ciency in mathematics, reading and science. In other countries, the share is often much larger. Such poor performance at school has severe consequences for individuals: low-performing students tend to have less motivation and self-confidence, will skip classes and perhaps miss days at school. In the long run, this affects their lives and compromises a country's economic and social prospects.
A young boy named Kalu, who had been rescued from a carpet-weaving unit in Bihar, once raised a compelling and very significant question when he met then-President Bill Clinton. In conversation with the President, Kalu politely inquired about his plans and policies with regard to the world's children and their condition. I remember distinctly Mr Clinton trying to explain to the boy that he had virtually served his tenure and would soon be replaced by someone else who, as President, would be in a more appropriate position to initiate actions and take responsibility. To which Kalu very sincerely asked, "Why do you have to be the president to do anything for children?"
The adoption of the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) signals a clear commitment to set the world on track for a more just, prosperous and sustainable future, in which all children can reach their full potential. The challenge of sustainable development is an intergenerational one: effective action now will both improve children's lives today and create a better future for children tomorrow.
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Code is the next universal language. In the 1970s punk rock drove a whole generation. In the 1980s it was probably money. For my generation, the interface to our imagination and to our world is software. This is why we need to get a more diverse set of people to see computers not as boring, mechanical and lonely things, but as something they can poke, tinker with and turn around.
Whoever has a hammer sees every problem as a nail. Those in the security business tend to see the answer to radicalism and terrorism in military might, and those in the financial business in cutting flows of money. So it is only natural for educators to view the struggle against radicalism and terrorism as a battle for hearts and minds. But the recent terrorist attacks in Europe have brought home that it is far too simplistic to depict extremists and terrorists as victims of poverty or poor qualifications. More research on the background and biographies of extremists and terrorists is badly needed, but it is clear that these people often do not come from the most impoverished parts of societies. Radicals are also found among young people from middle-class families who have ticked all the boxes when it comes to formal education. And ironically, those terrorists seem to be well equipped with the entrepreneurial, creative, global and collaborative social skills that we often promote as the goal of modern education.
"Trinity has produced more entrepreneurs than any other university in Europe."
Interview with Dr Patrick Prendergast, Provost and President, Trinity College Dublin, the University of Dublin
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The world is no longer divided between rich and well-educated countries and poor and badly educated ones.
Over the last three years, the United Nations has been working to establish a global sustainable development agenda to succeed the eight Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) which expire in 2015. This important agenda, comprising 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and 169 targets, is due to be adopted at the UN summit in September in New York.
Minister Najat Vallaud-Belkacem was at the OECD on 10 July to discuss France's education reforms. She received OECD recommendations on making education more inclusive.
"A real problem for the world economy is the location mismatch between available jobs and employees."
"There are many opportunities for lifelong learning available at the click of a button, so why is it that many employers still report a 'skills gap'?"
The OECD PISA surveys of educational competence among 15-year-olds have taught policymakers many lessons since the programme was launched in 2000. They have revealed several myths as well.
Schools are places of learning and producing the innovators of tomorrow. But did you know that in most OECD countries, schools lag behind workplaces and homes in the adoption of information and communication technology (ICT) tools?
Eight giant balloons from Japan floated in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower on the weekend of 30 August, a reminder of one of the worst natural disasters of recent times–and of the determination of survivors to rebuild their region.
South Africa has made rapid progress in educational attainment compared with other emerging countries, with near full enrolment in primary and secondary schooling. Pre-primary schooling has expanded fast too, and so to a lesser extent has third-level education.
Chris has just received her car driving licence and wants to buy her first car. This table below shows the details of four cars she finds at a local car dealer.
What teachers–and the rest of us–can learn from the OECD Teaching and Learning International Survey (TALIS).
People are by far the most important input when building quality education. So it is little surprise that teachers' salaries represent the largest single cost item in the labour intensive education system. Salaries and working conditions play an important role in attracting, motivating and retaining skilled teachers. Teachers are the backbone of the education sector which is a crucial determinant of productivity and growth.
How do our young students perform at school compared with their peers in other countries? Are they ready and equipped to take on the world of tomorrow? The OECD's Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), which surveys competence among 15 year olds around the world, gives ground for encouragement.
Classrooms need to be places for teaching creativity, as well as basic competence. Can it be done?
In a global economy, the benchmark for educational success is no longer improvement by national standards alone, but the best performing school systems internationally. Latest results from the PISA assessment, the world's metric for evaluating learning outcomes at school, issued 3 December, show striking changes in the world's talent.
Here's a sobering statistic: in around 20 of the world's wealthiest countries, at least one in 10 adults can make sense of only basic texts. Ask them a question based on a piece of writing, and they'll be able to answer only if the text is short, uses simple vocabulary and provides clues by repeating words used in the question.
Some 21% of workers are over-qualified for the jobs they do. This is a key finding in the first edition of the OECD Skills Outlook, which reports on a survey of skills among 157,000 adults in 24 countries and regions.
Until now considered a model in terms of reducing poverty and inequality, Brazil has recently faced the wrath of hundreds of thousands of protesters from across all sections of society, riling up against inflation, while calling for better access to health care, education and other public services.OECD analyst Horacio Levy explains.
People who have completed tertiary education can generally expect to earn more than those who don't. But governments and societies benefit from these people's investments as well.
Lessons for educators
What are the key issues to know when devising better policies for education or simply trying to improve learning programmes? Here are some personal reflections.
1. In the global economy, the benchmark for educational success is no longer merely improvement by local or national standards, but the best performing education systems internationally.
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Esteban Montejo, a onetime Cuban slave who lived to be 113, loved trees and the forests that held them. It's therefore no accident that Lisa Schlenker's scenic design for the just-opened Skylight Music Theatre production of "El Cimarrón" — Hans Werner Henze's musical adaptation of Montejo's remarkable autobiography — revolves around a massive tree.
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Stepping into the furor over eye-popping price spikes for old generic medicines, a maker of compounded drugs will begin selling $1 doses of Daraprim, whose price recently was jacked up to $750 per pill by Turing Pharmaceuticals.
California home sales regained footing in September and prices cooled as buyers sought property in more affordable markets away from the coast, a research firm said Tuesday.
Millennium Health LLC agreed to pay $256 million to resolve claims that it misrepresented the need for procedures and offered gifts to doctors in exchange for referrals.
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University of California San Diego, through the Helen Edison Lecture Series, is hosting Thomas Piketty, renowned economist and bestselling author of "Capital in the Twenty-First Century," on Oct. 22 for a daylong scholarly symposium and a public talk in the evening.
The San Diego Stock Exchange Index closed higher Thursday at 165.63, up 4.70 percent from Wednesday. Advancing issues beat declining 66 to 16, and 90 issues were unchanged.
San Diego-based Bank of the Internet, which calls itself the oldest and most trusted online bank, was sued by a former auditor who said he was fired after presenting a report to his superiors.
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The San Diego Stock Exchange Index closed lower Wednesday at 158.19, down 2.80 percent from Tuesday. Declining issues beat advancing, 53 to 31, and 88 issues were unchanged.
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Amtrak faces a "crisis of success," unable to keep up with the growing demand for rail service on the Northeast Corridor, Amtrak president Joseph Boardman says.
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Amtrak, setting ridership records every year, needs about $2 billion annually for upkeep and growth on the corridor, far more than the $260 million a year it has been spending, Boardman said, calling for a longterm federal plan for funding the railroad.