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For fans of the show, it's pretty freakin' sweet.
Family Guy has three things immediately going for it. One, it has the involvement of Seth MacFarlane and the rest of the Family Guy writing staff and voice talent. Obviously, since Seth himself provides much of the show's voices, this was pretty key to pulling off such a game -- but the entire team's involvement is pretty evident throughout. The writers provided scenario ideas and humor bits, and almost every major character, from Evil Monkey to Greased-Up Deaf Guy, makes an appearance at one point or another. At times, it really does feel like an interactive version of an episode of the show. Which segues into: Two, it's rated M for Mature. This allowed the gamemakers to keep all of the show's humor intact and afforded them the right to throw any political correctness straight out the window. Family Guy is a funny videogame, and frankly, that's a major accomplishment in its own right -- let's face it, outside of a few guys like Tim Schafer, game designers just aren't concerned with comedy. When's the last time you got a laugh from a videogame? Three, Family Guy comes at a budget price of $30. It's cheaper than a season of the show on DVD and it'll likely have you even more entertained.
But Family Guy doesn't just get by on its humor -- the game mechanics are pretty solid, too. The three characters that you play as -- Brian, Peter, and Stewie -- each offer their own gameplay styles. Stewie's missions are largely run-and-gun (like, say, a Ratchet & Clank), as you ultimately become miniaturized and blast your way through Peter's innards to take on your evil nemesis Bertram. Peter's missions are essentially beat-'em-up clones (similar to a Final Fight or a Double Dragon) as you literally bash everyone in sight under the assumption that they're being controlled by Mr. Belvedere (long story). And Brian's are all stealth-based riffs on games like Metal Gear Solid or Splinter Cell, as he sneaks out of jail and through various other situations without being noticed. All three work well, and it's great to have that gameplay diversity, though Brian's are the weakest of the bunch, often suffering from unclear objectives and situations seemingly designed to frustrate.
What's most impressive is the way a lot of humor is injected into the actual gameplay. What the Family Guy TV show has is a great sense of timing. On the show, when Peter falls down, it's never a slow collapse -- it's an abrupt face-plant. The game often nails this sort of timing perfectly. For example, there's endless humor to be had in running around as Peter, kicking little kids on the playground -- his goofy leg motions send them flying across the screen. It just feels funny. Family Guy also doesn't take itself seriously, and has no reservations about parodying or mocking other games. For example, with no explanation, it will shamelessly break into a version of Space Invaders, with enemies running at you in formation down a corridor. Then there are the non sequiturs that the show has become so known for -- in the game, these are accomplished via minigames. Some of them offer actual rewarding gameplay, while others are just there for their humor value (such as the recreation of Stewie playing Marco Polo with Helen Keller -- which, as you know, is pointless). Unfortunately, these sequences are so few and far between, making each one feel a tad out of place when triggered.
Family Guy does have its fair share of annoyances, though. Several stages become quite repetitive, placing you in essentially identical situations, with identical characters, over and over. There's also the problem of hearing the same exact lines repeated again and again by characters that you run into as you replay sections of the game. Plus, you'll definitely run across some uneven difficulty and areas that lack polish.
But as long as you go into Family Guy not expecting gameplay excellence, you'll be fine -- there's so much else here that easily makes up for the blemishes. For hardcore fans of the show, especially at the $30 price, it's still pretty freakin' sweet.
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|Frank Braña
|Francisco Braña Pérez
24 February 1934
Pola de Allande, Asturias, Spain
|13 February 2012
(aged 77)
Madrid, Spain
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Frank Braña (born Francisco Braña Pérez; 24 February 1934 – 13 February 2012[1]) was a Asturian born Spanish film actor.
Braña was born in Pola de Allande, Asturias, Spain. Also credited as Frank Blank, Francisco Brana, Frank Brana, Frank Branya, Francisco Braña and Paco Braña, his career has been mostly based in Spanish and Italian movies of the spaghetti-western, horror and sword and sandal genres, having worked in more than 200 productions, not always as a supporting actor. He died, aged 77, in Madrid, Spain.
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- High Season for Spies (1966)
- The Boldest Job in the West (1969)
- Cloud of Dust... Cry of Death... Sartana Is Coming (1970)
- The Guerrilla (1973)
- Fine Gold (1989)
- Beware Of The Dog (1991)
- Once Upon A Nightmare (1992)
- Beware Of The Dog 2 (1992)
- The Speed Lady (1995)
- Woeful Wild West (1996)
- Ain't That A Pity! (2001)
- Additional Pylons (2003)
- Beware Of The Dog 3 (2004–2007)
On 13 February 2012, 3:15 pm, Brana died from respiratory failure at a hospital in Madrid, Spain, he was 11 days shy of his 78th birthday.
- ^ Fallece Frank Braña, actor en 170 películas de acción y del oeste. 13 February 2012.
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By Marylou LutherInternational Fashion Syndicate
Dear Marylou: I have an alternative answer for the reader with the wool jacket she wants to update. Tell her she could have a local artist do needle felting on it to give it a fresh look. I am a needle felter and "upcycle" women's wool coats and jackets, even covering up moth holes or stains with wool and yarn. I am attaching some samples of my work. - E.C., Cleveland, Ohio.
Dear E.C.: I love your word upcycle, not only because that's exactly what you do as opposed to recycle. When I contacted you to learn more about your work you sent me the following description:
"Felting can be done wet or dry. Wet felting is when knitters throw something in the washing machine and shrink it on purpose. Needle felting is done with needles that have barbs on the end that grab the wool instead of an eye like sewing needles. You can buy them individually for fine work or combine them in cases of 3 or 5 for finishing work. You need a cushion underneath your work to make sure you don't break the needle on a hard surface or stab yourself in the thigh! Needle felting can be done with 100 percent wool onto any fiber that is 100 percent organic — wool, cotton, silk. The wool can be in the form of raw wool, wool roving or yarn. Yarn can produce fine lines like drawing or writing, and roving can fill in larger areas. Roving can cover a moth hole or a stain on a sweater to make it look new again."
Eileen Coan's illustrations here show some examples of her work. She charges $25 for a small design on one side of a coat, $50 for a larger design or for both sides of the coat. She encourages readers in other areas to "look for a local textile art group that will inevitably have a felting member, unless it is in the south where no one wears wool!" (Coan belongs to the Textile Art Alliance, an affiliate of the Cleveland Museum of Art. Her coat renovations are shown locally at Dancing Sheep Wearable Art Gallery on Larchmere. You can reach her at email@example.com. And you might want to suggest your own design ideas, as in your initials, your zodiac sign, etc.
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Dear T.S.: I put a lot of stake in what the world's most important designers are doing. Take Karl Lagerfeld's sneakers for Chanel, Riccardo Tisci's sweatshirts for Givenchy and Rick Owens' onesies and leather jackets. So now when Tom Ford shows cowboy boots, as he did in his fall preview, and the Cannes Film Festival features a Belgian western and a Danish western, I'd say fashion is due to Go West (Young Man, Go West). So get out your bandanas, your 10-gallon hats and your chaps and get ready to yell Yeehaw! (But leave your guns on the Back 40.)
Dear Marylou: I read recently that fast fashion is about to slow down because of the rising production costs of inexpensive clothes. Please comment. - D.J., Baltimore, Maryland.
Dear D.J.: According to the New York Times, the United States has lost 5 million manufacturing jobs in the last 20 years. And since 1993, the cost of clothing here is down 8.2 percent "as "made in China" and "made in Bangladesh" labels have crowded out "made in U.S.A." Now that manufacturing wages in China have increased by 71 percent since 2008 and are projected to rise by another 10 percent before this year is out, fast fashion, as we knew it, has definitely slowed. In an attempt to keep prices down and to help the American economy by employing more garment workers, more and more attention is being brought to Made in New York, Made in Los Angeles, Made in America, and major investors are expanding production facilities in the south. So while fast fashion is not what it once was, I believe that by changing gears, the speed-up has begun.
Dear Marylou: What's the latest do-good fashion story? - N.M., Staten Island, New York.
Dear N.M.: The story is Story, the boutique in New York's Chelsea neighborhood I wrote about recently. From now til June 1, Story's pop-up project is "Good", featuring an assortment of do-good products from Toms' (Blake Mycoskie), Feed Projects (Lauren Bush), Unchartered Play (Jessica Matthews) and Nature Box (Gautam Gupta). On May 20, Story founder Rachel Shechtman and Good magazine's editor-in-chief Ben Goldhirsh will listen to speeches from what WWD calls "aspiring, trying-to-change-the-world entrepreneurs and designers." On June 1, Toms' One Day Without Shoes event at the store will give free cups of Toms coffee to people who have taken the go-barefoot challenge. (Toms is the company that gives a pair of free shoes to "an impoverished child" with every pair of shoes it sells.) Stay tuned.
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This article is about the Quechua term. For other uses, see Chakra (disambiguation).
Chacra (from chakra Quechua for farm / field, land sown with seed,[1][2][3] hispanicized spellings chacra, chajra, chagra) is a term for small farms in the outskirts of cities dedicated to produce food for the city. Chakras are typically established on the ejidos of a city. They are commonly used for horticulture.
- ^ Teofilo Laime Ajacopa, Diccionario Bilingüe Iskay simipi yuyayk'ancha, La Paz, 2007 (Quechua-Spanish dictionary)
- ^ Diccionario Quechua - Español - Quechua, Academía Mayor de la Lengua Quechua, Gobierno Regional Cusco, Cusco 2005 (Quechua-Spanish dictionary)
- ^ Chacra, RAE. Retrieved on July 4 2012.
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I am pleased to be the first to comment on this excellent photo MaryKnapp. I can imagine that this is a wonderful place. That is some pond.
The ext.info indicates that the time was around 7pm, surprising then that there is so little light. I can only think that it is due to your latitude. However, the light was just perfect for this shot. Nice job.
Thank you so very much, Jim. I'm honored that you noticed this photo and took the time to investigate further.
You're right about the light. Because of the latitude we have more equal days and nights. Tonight the sun set around 8:30. We also have shorter twilights as the sun and moon go down directly rather than slide across the sky as they do in the far north.
The Everglades is indeed beautiful but only enjoyable in the winter when there are fewer mosquitos! Greetings from the tropics, Mary
Thank you for visiting and for your kind comment on this photo, Brumm. It is indeed a beautiful place, well appreciated by your countrymen. Every time I go to the Everglades I am pleased to see tourists from Germany.
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Beautiful Photographs, but this is FICUS POND according to the Everglades National Park Map -- not PAUROTIS POND, as named on the photo
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The Hon. John COLLIER 1850–1934
Painter of portraits, subject pictures and occasional landscapes. Born 27 January 1850 in London, younger son of the judge Robert Collier (afterwards first Lord Monkswell). Educated at Hcidelberg. Studied art under Poynter at the Slade School, in Paris under J.-P. Laurens, and in Munich; encouraged by Alma-Tadema and Millais. Exhibited at the R.A. 1874–1934; also at the Grosvenor Gallery and New Gallery. Vice-President R.P. 1899; R.O.I. 1910. O.B.E. 1921. Published The Primer of Art 1882, A Manual of Oil Painting 1886 and The Art of Portrait Painting 1905. One-man exhibition of landscapes at the Leicester Galleries 1915; retrospective exhibition at Sunderland Art Gallery 1921–2. Died at Hampstead, London, 11 April 1934.
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Other names for Hollyhocks, past or present:
English - Alcea, Althea Rose, Hollyhock Flower, Malva, Malva Flower,
Rose Mallow, Garden Mallow
Latin - Malva hortensis, Alcea rosea, Althaea rosea, Malvae arboreae flos
German - Ernrosen
French - Malves de Jardin
Dutch - Stockroosen
Italian - Malva maggiore
Hollyhocks - Background & Uses
Native to Asia, Hollyhocks is a popular ornamental plant that thrives in dry environments.[1]
Hollyhocks has a history of use in various traditional medicinal systems. For centuries, healers have considered the plant to have demulcent, diuretic, and emollient properties.[2] In Medieval England, dried Hollyhocks blossoms were prepared as tea to soothe inflammation of the throat and mouth.
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Hollyhocks is said to have been used by healers of the Wiccan tradition to relieve chest congestion and prevent kidney stones.[3]
In Ancient China, the herb was used for culinary purposes.[4]
In contemporary literature, Hollyhocks is described as being used to treat and and prevent respiratory disorders and digestive ailments. [5]In certain cases, the plant is reported to have had a soothing effect on mucous membranes. Hollyhocks is also considered to have been effective in treating irritable bowel disorder, hayfever, peptic ulcers, colic, bladder inflammation, emphysema, gastritis, bronchitis, and diarrhea.[6]
Also considered an aromatic, Hollyhocks is a common ingredient in home spa treatments and cosmetic products.[7]
Hollyhocks - Scientific Studies
Research into the potential medicinal benefits of herbs has determined that Malva hortensis (Hollyhocks) is similar in composition to Althaea officinalis (Marshmallow).[4]
Hollyhocks in old Herbals & Pharmocopœia:
Elizabeth Blackwell's "A Curious Herbal" (1751): 1. This plant grows six or seven foot high; the leaves are a light green and the Flowers a pale Red. 2. It grows in Garden and flowers in July and August. 3. Hollyhocks are much of the Nature of the common Mallows, but less mollifying; they are mostly used in Gargles for the swelling of the Tonsils, and relaxation of the Uvula.
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[1] Hollyhocks: Index of Species Information. U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research. http://www.fs.fed.us/database/feis/plants/forb/iliriv/all.html
[2] Grieve, Maude. A Modern Herbal. 1971. Dover Publications, Inc. Mineola, NY.
[3] Drew, A. J. A Wiccan Formulary and Herbal. 2005. The Career Press, Inc. Franklin Lakes, N.J. [4] Lawton, Barbara Perry. Hibiscus: Hardy and Tropical Plants for the Garden. 2004. Timber Press, Inc. Portland, OR.
[5] Heatherly, Ana Nez. Healing Plants: A Medicinal Guide to Native North American Plants and Herbs. 1998. The Globe Pequot Press. Guilford, CT.
[6] Roberts, Margaret Joan. Edible and Medicinal Flowers. 2000. New Africa Books.
[7] Alcea. Wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcea
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The single straps are for kids cuz I got those same exact bindings for my lil bro and yes they do have m6 but I reccomend having ur kids practice a couple time strapping in and out just so that they don't constantly ask for your help on the mountain. Also im pretty sure all kids boards use standard m6 screw holes setup
Ok so the top picture single strap is the XS and the bottom picture double strap is the youth.
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Firm Heterogeneity and Wages under Different Bargaining Regimes: Does a Centralised Union Care for Low-Productivity Firms?
This paper studies the relationship between wages and the degree of firm heterogeneity in a given industry under different wage setting structures. To derive testable hypotheses, we set up a theoretical model that analyses the sensitivity of wages to the variability in productivity conditions in a unionised oligopoly framework. The model distinguishes centralised and decentralised wage determination. The theoretical results predict wages to be negatively associated with the degree of firm heterogeneity under centralised wage-setting, as unions internalise negative externalities of a wage increase for low-productivity firms.We test this prediction using a linked employer-employee panel data set from the German mining and manufacturing sector. Consistent with our hypotheses, the empirical results suggest that under industry-level bargaining workers in more heterogeneous sectors receive lower wages than workers in more homogeneous sectors. In contrast, the degree of firm heterogeneity is found to have no negative impact on wages in uncovered firms and under firm-level contracts.
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