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Lately there's been a lot of talk about the role of Princess Zelda in the franchise that bears her name. For decades she has generally served the role of the stereotypical damsel in distress, wasting away in Ganon's castle and waiting for her hero to show up. A lot of fans are tired of Zelda's limited role, and thousands have signed a petition to give Zelda more importance in the future.
On the other hand, Link has become one of the most iconic figures in gaming history, and playing as the green-clad courageous hero is a huge part of the Zelda experience. A lot of gamers oppose giving Zelda a bigger role, because they don't want to lose Link as the main character.
So what should Nintendo do? Is it finally time to let players take control of the fabled princess, or should they stick with the tried-and-true style where Link takes center stage? To that question I ask, "Why not both?" Looking at past Nintendo games and concepts, there's plenty of room to incorporate both characters in a way that spices up the traditional Zelda formula and satisfies everyone. Read on to see how.
The biggest concern that most gamers who oppose a playable Zelda put forth is the loss of Link. Zelda games just wouldn't be Zelda games if you didn't get to play as Link, but who says you have to choose one or the other?
If Nintendo wants ideas for giving Zelda a bigger role, they don't have to look any further than one of their own franchises. The Paper Mario series does a good job of giving Princess Peach some much-needed love without pushing Mario off to the side.
For many gamers, the Peach segments of the Paper Mario games are some of the most memorable parts of the whole experience. Playing as Peach was a nice little treat for gamers, and her sections offered a chance to deviate from the normal gameplay, providing a nice change of pace.
The next Zelda game could easily take that concept and expand on it. We've seen how spunky Princess Zelda can be, so why should she take being kidnapped sitting down? Much like Peach in Paper Mario, Zelda should be doing everything she can from inside Ganon's (or whatever villain's) dungeon. Players could take control of Zelda from time to time in order to gather information about the enemy, aiding Link in his quest by telepathically communicating vital information. As the bearer of the Triforce of Wisdom, Zelda's sections could feature more puzzle elements, while Link's quest would focus more on action.
We can even take this a step further. We've seen from Ocarina of Time that Zelda is quite capable of holding her own when she needs to. Throughout the N64 adventure, Zelda aids Link from time to time under the false identity of a Sheikah Tribe survivor named Sheik. At one point, there were rumors that Nintendo was considering a Zelda spin-off game in which players would take control of Sheik.
Nintendo may have decided against it as a concept for a full game, but it could work extremely well as a series of sidequests within a Zelda game. Again, Link's quest could focus on the traditional style while sequences in which Zelda/Sheik is a playable character could introduce new elements, such as stealth. Zelda as a Sheikah could even have her own arsenal of unique weapons and items, perhaps with a greater focus on magic.
Zelda creator Shigeru Miyamoto is always talking about how he aims to create new gameplay experiences within existing franchises, and it's about time that the Zelda series got some of that action. Zelda fans are ready for some new experiences, and many of them are ready to see their favorite princess buck the 'damsel in distress' trope and take on a bigger role. Letting Zelda and Link share the spotlight is the perfect way to meet those needs without sacrificing the Zelda experience that we all know and love.


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Time tracking for a multitasker
I'm having trouble tracking where my day is going. I've had a lot of success with pomodoro on the days when my schedule is well defined, however other days time just seems to disappear. I know I'm working and doing productive things, I just want a better record of it. Start/stop timer based approach doesn't work for me. What are some other things I could try? [more inside]
What's your fav productivity app?
I am looking for an app similar to "Way of Life" for Android. What apps do you use to build habits? Thanks!
Best structured paper planner?
I'm looking for a more structured, goal-oriented paper planner. Any thoughts? [more inside]
Being productive with pain and sleep issues
How have you done it? [more inside]
How can I learn to stop and smell the roses?
Like most human beings, there are people and things I cherish. Why do I keep neglecting them in favor of work and school? I am talking about basic things like eating for example. Is there anything I can do to get my priorities straight? [more inside]
I miss 43Things. What other ways can I keep track of my goals?
I kind of miss 43Things. What site/app/community etc. can I use to keep track of my goals? Wrinkles: I don't care about gamification, a lot of my goals are not health-related, the social/community aspect is what I miss most. [more inside]
Can unproductive people ever become productive?
I'm an anxious, ADHD serial procrastinator and I hate it and sh*t is hitting the fan. It's a longstanding pattern. Is there any hope? How can I possibly move past this? [more inside]
My dad died and I don't want to do anything
My dad died. I have so much to do in the aftermath of his passing... but I just don't want to do anything. I've always been a procrastinator, but never to this degree. Please help me come up with a game plan. [more inside]
Productivity: What's the new GTD?
David Allen's "Getting Things Done" came out in 2001. It's transformed productivity, but the book is outdated in many ways (it predates smartphones). What book or methodology represents "the new GTD?"
WordPress setup to replace Evernote?
I use Evernote for storing a combination of random reference bits (including photos) and writing ideas. Now that they're switching the basic version to only access by two devices, I'm wondering if I should use my webhosting and a WordPress install to achieve the same thing. I had a general idea of what I might do, but could use specific recommendations from anyone who's tried to do something similar. [more inside]
Productivity / life hack / well-being bloggers who aren't white?
I procrastinate by reading about being productive and complicate my life by reading about how to simplify things and read about healthy eating while eating Pringles. Lately I've kind of hit my limit for tech dude perspectives, "clean eating" blogs that feature recipes that use "Asian" as a descriptor and don't like how much of lifehacker.com is devoted to selling me the next great gadget via Amazon. [more inside]
Anxious Procrastination. Delaying gratification.
What are your favorite hacks for beating anxious procrastination? How do you delay gratification, in favor of getting things done? I'm looking for anecdata and personal testimony about techniques you use; not so much app recommendations. [more inside]
Android phone, take dictation! No, not a vacation!
I write best while I'm walking, and for an upcoming project I'd like to streamline this using some sort of speech-to-text word-processing setup on my Google Nexus phone. Google's native voice recognition in Docs hates my voice and produces only large paragraphs of semipunctuated gibberish. What app(s) + accessories setup will give me accurate, extended voice-to-text transcription with minimal oversight, ideally also with good punctuation functionality? [more inside]
Simple time-card programs for Mac
I'm looking for a barebones timecard app for Mac. I feel like the thing I'm looking for has to exist, but I haven't found it yet. [more inside]
Is there any to-do list software that supports complex recurring tasks?
For instance, setting a task to recur every 5 days, unless that day is a Sunday, in which case it recurs on the subsequent Monday. [more inside]
Overcome the mental resistance and get it done.
You managed to stop overestimating the difficulty of the tasks in your life, both large and small. How did you do that? [more inside]
Standing desk hacks
As much as I hate "hacks" (I don't care if that's the way monkeys peel a banana), I've recently converted to a standing desk and am in need of tips to keep comfortable, productive, and potentially avoid health risks from standing for long periods. [more inside]
Customizable coaching app?
I'm looking for a highly customizable app or tool that functions like a flow chart. I use OSX and iOS. [more inside]
Time and Energy to Paint/Craft with a Dayjob
You have a day job but you really wish you could be a serious artist and produce stunning work. How do you find time and energy after work to paint when all you want to do is to go to bed or switch off your brain? [more inside]
How do people working at home decide how much time to spend on breaks?
I've always struggled with this--sometimes I feel like I just can't focus on my work, or feel too lonely and distracted and need a change. But if I'm on a deadline, I'm certainly able to put those feelings aside and power through. Then I feel guilty that I don't "power through" all the time to be maximally productive. So, is there any "objective" way to determine how much break time (e.g., screwing around on "Ask Mefi") one truly needs?
Help me be a better festival coordinator?
I'm looking for (a book? an app? an instructional video? tips & tricks?) to help me better manage priorities for my crew, artists, and volunteers during the hectic installation week for an arts festival. Am I looking for project management material? Or is there a different name for what I am seeking? [more inside]
Finding one's muse
What are some of the best strategies - and best practices - for rousing one's creativity? [more inside]
Pomodoro-style apps that are more gamified
I've tried a bunch of pomodoro-style apps that I haven't done well with. I recently found one that's like Pomodoro except there's a growing plant, and if you mess with your phone you'll kill the plant. This works for me for whatever reason. I was wondering if anyone knew of other apps like that; especially ones with more real-world consequences. [more inside]
What's the closest offline notebook like Circus Ponies?
Circus Ponies Notebook is now defunct. Does anyone have a suggestion for an offline outliner/notetaker/todolist that's similar? [more inside]
Looking for particular type of internet restriction software/app
I'm interested in restricting my own use of time-killing websites at home so as to increase my productivity. I see that there are a number of apps or programs that do this in different ways, and some of these techniques would be good. But I haven't found one that works in the way that I think would work best for me. Is something like that available? Details on the kind of functionality I'm looking for are below. P.S. I'm willing to pay up to maybe $50 for the right kind of software. [more inside]
How do I do a daily routine?
I have a fair amount of trouble getting work done (at work and at home), especially consistently. I think having a routine would help, but I'm not sure how to create, get into, and stay in a routine. I've never managed to do that for more than a week before, even for very small routines. [more inside]
How to take advantage of my middle-of-the night insomnia?
I've been having trouble staying asleep. I would like to know how to take advantage of this. [more inside]
Suggestions for GTD style Weekly Review?
I want to start up some kind of review of my week -- half on my own, half with my spouse -- including what needs to be done next week. Any suggestions? [more inside]
Android Tablets for Academics, Writers, and the Easily Overwhelmed
My sister gave me a GPad 7. I like it! [more inside]
How much do people actually work at work?
Most questions about work hours and productivity imply that it's normal to be focused on work the entire time you're at the office, with short breaks and maybe a lunch break. I've seen lots of advice suggesting that you may have ADHD or depression if you spend a lot of time, say, surfing the Internet while procrastinating. Is procrastinating really a pathology, and is 90-100% productivity really normal? [more inside]
Adding structure to a nebulous job
How can I add structure and focus to my kind of nebulous and self directed job? [more inside]
much to-do about nothing
ProductivityFilter: I basically want a "now playing" ticker for my to-do list on my computer. How can I make this happen? [more inside]
How can I work at work?
I can't work at work and I don't know why. I can only get work done after the day's over while sitting on my couch. This isn't sustainable. Help! [more inside]
Software to generate a report of my computer usage?
I'd like to see a weekly breakdown of my personal computer usage. Showing total time spent using different applications, and total time spent visiting different websites. Just to monitor my productivity and see where I'm spending/wasting the most time. Can anyone recommend a (preferably free) mac application?
Getting nothing done at work. Help?
I am having a significant, abnormal amount of difficulty getting anything accomplished at work. This problem has steadily been worsening over the last several months, and I am getting worried. How can I snap out of this? [more inside]
Safe SMS-to-Email App [Android]?
Is there a safe Android app that will somehow forward SMS texts to email? [more inside]
Hope for non-linear minds?
I need ideas for being productive/organized although I have a scattershot mind. [more inside]
Starting fresh
Recently I performed a clean installation of Windows 10 (which, by the way, I very much like despite not-so-subtle bugs creeping up a tad more than I'd like) and would like app and Chrome add-on recommendations. [more inside]
Is there a way to disable all but the phone part of my iPhone?
I'm trying to take a break in the evening from a screen, but I'm finding it difficult to put down my iPhone and walk away with just the sheer power of will. Are there any apps I can download that would allow me to block everything BUT the actual phone part? I still want to be able to make or receive phone calls (and texts too, preferably, but that is not mandatory). I have an iPhone 5S.
Help me stop dilly dallying in the morning
I waste a lot of time in the morning. Since I work from home, sometimes it turns into an all-day do-nothing-fest. Although at my last job, I still needed 2-3 hours to "get ready" before work. I spent most of that time doing nothing or watching the news. Please help me stop wasting so much time! [more inside]
Handling an overwhelming #of tasks at work; both small big ones
I have a problem with balance between numerous low importance tasks and the ones that really drive business. I find that sometimes I am too focused on the little things to keep from being buried. Everything seems urgent. How do I deal? [more inside]
Non-monetary rewards
How do you reward yourself (for achieving goals big or small) without spending money? [more inside]
This trainee coach would like your help with naming her blog
Reaching out to the hive mind to help me name my blog - I am doing a masters in coaching and mentoring and trying to carve out a niche for myself working with research students/researchers/academics - this is the bulk of my "clients" at the moment (in inverted commas as all of that is unpaid and part of the training). I really enjoy working with this group as an ex-academic myself and wanted to share some of that enthusiasm via a blog but can't come up with anything that sounds right. Help?! Some further requirements below. [more inside]
"Hacks" filter: white-collar office work
What are your tips for being the kind of person who thrives and is well-liked in an office environment? [more inside]
15 minute #wincrements
What is the best online resource for helping artists and programmers employed by an agency/consultancy to cope with manually completing timesheets as a requirement of their jobs? It needs to be independent of the software the agency uses.
Early 30s and my life is a mess. How do I clean things up?
I grew up in a bizarre, cult-like family that screwed up my development as a person. So in a lot of ways I'm way behind other people in basic life skills. After four years of hard, painful work I've finally been able to untwist the knots that were tied up in my brain. How do I get the mess I have here under control? [more inside]
iOS and Gmail are not getting along...
I have a gmail account, which I love, but on my iPhone it's seriously misbehaving. read emails are getting marked as unread again, unrelated emails are grouped... hjalp? [more inside]
How to mix various kinds of tasks for maximum productivity?
My workday is made up of many kinds of tasks—studying, writing, coding, problem-solving, Photoshop, and drudge work. I notice that I can write effectively for only about three hours a day. Same with studying. But if I mix up the tasks, I can work longer. Do you know of any studies that have been done to find the optimal mix for maximum productivity?
My cat is an awful roommate
For a number of reasons, my partner and I have decided to live separately for the first time in our relationship. I've lived with a partner for the majority of my adult life, and I have no idea how to make living alone not suck OR how to do a grown-up relationship without living together. Snowflakes galore inside. [more inside]
Being disciplined vs. not forcing it?
These days all the literature on creativity/productivity emphasizes routines and unromantic workmanlike discipline. Forget inspiration and "just do it!" But more often than not, when I put my butt in the chair to get down to business… Nothing. Happens. [more inside]


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SCAD Buys 14th Street Playhouse from Woodruff Arts Center
The Woodruff Arts Center has sold the 14th Street Playhouse to the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD).
The price tag was $1.9 million, and the deal closed on New Year's Eve.
Spokesman Chuck Smith says SCAD is buying the playhouse so it can stage events for which the school has previously had to rent space in midtown Atlanta. "We'll showcase student productions, scholarly lectures, community programming, signature SCAD events and things like that."
The Woodruff Arts Center bought the property two decades ago from the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta for one dollar. And now Woodruff is turning that back around. According to Woodruff spokesman Randy Donaldson, "We're donating a million dollars to the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta so that they can use that to support the arts, and then the remaining proceeds from the sale we're going to use here at the Woodruff but also to support artists in the community."
The Foundation says it will start a new fund with the money to support performing arts nonprofits including subsidizing performance space.
SCAD says it will honor the contracts of performances already confirmed for the space. The playhouse's current schedule runs through mid-February.


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A Suburbanite's Guide to Being Tactful When Giving Used Stuff to the Gardener.
Dear Mexican: I live in a moderately fancy-ass suburb of Dallas, am super-white and make decent money. Naturally, I have a Mexican gardener/lawn dude who works his ass off, has 14 brothers and sisters in Guanajuato, employs all his relatives, etc. He also has a sweet wife and three little boys. He does extra landscaping, and I pay him whatever he asks. At this stage in life, I have lots of extra stuff—household items, dishes, clothes, toys (my three boys are older) and stuff you'd sell in a garage sale, except I don't do garage sales. What's a tactful way to say, "I have a load of my used crap and you're welcome to take it if you want?" I did give him my 1993 Ford Taurus with 180,000 miles on it a year ago, which he liked, and give his boys new toys every Christmas. However, I grew up poor on a farm up north and the lessons pounded into me by the Lutheran Church say to give to those you know can use it. Is it racist to think that if he can't use it, somebody in the extended family will? I don't want to offend him. (The fact that he is super hot has no bearing on this question. Really.) What should I do?
—Dumb Scandinavian-American Chica
Dear Gabacha: Screw your gardener—give all your excess to this poor Mexican and his extended familia. The tactful way to handle your situación is by asking your Mexi if he knows anyone who needs any of your items. Detail exactly what's available and what's not, and stress that what's available can go to anyone. Your gardener, if he's a good Mexican—and by your account, he is—will let you know what he and his family need, and take it. He'll probably take any remaining items as well, but give them to poorer Mexicans in Guanajuato when he goes back home for the holidays. The lessons pounded into us by the Catholic Church say to give to those less fortunate than you (ah, the Roman-Lutheran divide between charity and utilitarianism!), and it always amazed the Mexican that, even in this Great Recession, his out-of-work papi will still ask us kids for used clothes and shoes so he can gather and deliver to orphanages in Tijuana. That, America, is your Mexican invaders, not the leeches of your fevered imagination.
Ask the Mexican at email@example.com, be his fan on Facebook, follow him on Twitter or ask him a video question at youtube.com/askamexicano!
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We really like the RV lifestyle , we have been many places and have met many nice people
Date of Stay: August, 2016
This is a real nice park, some areas have sewer hook ups, area 4 does not. The top area that we are in, is area 4. Paved roads but sites are 100% grass. For a state park the place is beautiful and we like it a lot: plenty of spacing, lots of vegetation and very private sites. We have a large RV and not all the sites can fit us, but there are plenty that can. The problem is: you have to be somewhat familiar with the park to know. We are getting our satellite, but again not all the sites will, perhaps 1/2. There is no honey wagon services, so you have to watch you water usage. The rest rooms are not filthy, well maybe the showers, but they are very old and somewhat unkept. The showers are coin op, not something I want to step into at all. The bath houses need to be totally overhauled for sure, they are old and very tired.
Date of Stay: December, 2015
The PA discount is what drew us to this park along with the very good reviews. PA rate is $21.65, but they are dropping PA after December 2015, reg. rate is $43.29 or $46.62 for a pull thru.they do offer good Sam discount Reviews for the park are very good but, I'm not sure what all the hype is about! , spacing is very close approx 22' wide , sites are lined up like soldiers, the place reminds me of a mobile home park. All sites are concrete with patio. all roads are concrete, It does have well maintained 2 foot grass strips between sites. There is plenty of room behind your camper, with a fire ring. WifFi is a very slow, we could not even get on line and measured usage. 750 mb for 48 hours!! Our biggest complaint is the road noise starting at 6 am, the park is large but if you are a short term and do not want to spring for a pull-thru, you will be placed in an area close to the road, most of the park, 90% seems to be seasonal folks, they get all of the sites in the back of the park which I am sure are quite. The pull thru sites are located in the rear of the park, therefor would be quite. There is a pool but it is not heated, no hot tub, a nice game room here for the kids, but not much else. I am not impressed with the park and would not be happy paying 50 bucks a night. If you are passing thru and need a place for a night, its safe, and close to the highway rt 10. If you are having a family get together and can get a few sites next to the road and can put up with the traffic noise, that may work for you.
Date of Stay: November, 2015
The rate is $16 per night at the PA discounted price, but the park is worth all of the $34 per night full price. We contacted the park on the way down I-10 and made a reservation. They asked us to call once we got off the highway, we did and they met us at the gate with a golf cart and promptly escorted us to our site, we set up and then went to the office to check in. A very nice lady checked us in and they did want to see our PA card. Plenty of space for big rigs and very easy in and out. At least 40' x 100' pull thru sites. The campground itself is wide open, level grass sites a few with concrete pads, with gravel roads, all lined up I get the sat dish signal so I am happy, the power and services are all very good. This park is full of snow birds and does not have full timers except for the winter. The sites are spacious. For a lot of folks this is a winter destination, for ourselves it a very good 2 days stop.
Date of Stay: November, 2015
We arrived 11/18/15 , $70 PN for a" back in" inc W&S&E 50 amp, inc tax of 11 1/2% The lady's took our reservation over the phone, and when we arrived a few hours later we were pleasantly greeted. the roads are all paved and clean, we drove to our site and my eyes got very wide! small, very small and very tight. Our tires just barley fit on the 30 year old slab, we got the RV in perfect only to find out our slide would hit a tree, closed it up and moved it over a foot so one side of tires is 1/2 off the slab. We are so close to the nice neighbors that we can here them talking in their RV., our picnic table is so close that we cannot open the doors to basement compartments and it is 1/2 way under one of our slide outs. A lot of the middle back in sites and others are much larger than ours also. This was site 39 I requested a site that would get satellite and was told some do and others do not. 75% of sites in this park would get satellite but NOT the ones we are in. And probably not a lot of them near the main office building. For sure, sites 38 to 56 will not get sat service as there is a wall of trees in the rear. We are in site 39. The WiFi is good most of the time, the cable TV is OK. We asked to be moved and requested available sites, we took site 102 still a back in, what a difference! We get our sat TV, the slab and spacing is much larger and we are much happier. The park is very well laid out and maintained, lots of nice snowbirds staying for the winter, no trailer trash here! Nicely lit at night, has two pools and an exercise room, basketball hoop, fenced in dog area. The newer premium sites are much larger and very nice in an open area around a man made lake. Roads and sites in the premium area are all brick pavers and very attractive. Oh ya one more thing, this park is very expensive for a night or a week, however the monthly rates are extremely reasonable for what you get. Go figure? Check it out on their web site.
Date of Stay: November, 2015
The rate we paid was a weekly rate $270 per week inc taxes, equals $38 P/N for W & S and 50 A elect. Nov, 14th,2015 they do offer discounts for AAA, Goodsam and FMCA, they do not offer any discounts for the weekly rates. This is not a vacation destination park, ( no pools, hot tubs, tennis courts or playgrounds) They have WI Fi however it is extremely slow at times, but a nice place to stay while visiting Saint Augustine, 6 miles down the road from the campground. the park is not overrun with full timers living here. We are happy here at this campground, we were pleasantly greeted upon arriving, I requested to have a site with satellite service and was given one. perhaps 1/4 of the sites will be able to receive it so you may want to call ahead as far as you can The campground is kind of old and a bit run down but quiet; they have two sections. if "quiet" is important you may want to request a site in the rear of the campground. away from rt 207. Our site and many others are kind of in a field with a little gravel and grass sites with rag grass. It has not been raining here for a week so everything is fine, I can imagine that if it rains heavy it may get wet and sloppy at the sites. most sites if not all will fit large motorhome, ours is 43 feet and is not a problem.
Date of Stay: November, 2015
The rate we paid was with the Passport America discount and included full 50-amp hookups. In the book the rated stated for PA is $17 but when you read the print or get there, it's kind of like KOAs (keep on adding): $4 for electric, $3 or $4 for sewer, add on for 50 amps, plus tax, and it all comes to $32 bucks a night! They did accept credit cards. And it's still a good deal being so close to the city in all. We are staying for two nights, visiting Charleston and for this it is a good place. It's been raining heavy, I mean really heavy for about 4 days, and the place is real muddy with lots standing water. NOT GOOD Anyway, the camp ground is close to Charleston, out of the way by about 10 miles, big rig friendly, kind of quiet except for an occasional train, which is not real close. Our site is fine, except for the large standing pools of water, it's pull-through and we do have satellite service. More than 1/2 the park are full timers, but not trailer trashy type full timers, working men and woman in the area, whom probably own homes elsewhere or at least most would seem to. WiFi was free and good. Laundry room is fine. Small well kept pool is also here. Bathrooms are a bit dated, we use our own anyway. We are in a 43 foot RV.
Date of Stay: November, 2015
Ok what can you say for 16 bucks a night! In Washington DC,the park is part of our National Park system, It located just about 12 miles out of Dc and about 3 miles from the train station, the camping is dry camping only, the park is very large as in perhaps 100 acres, it is secluded right in the middle of a metropolitan area. be warned, it is dry camping only, no hook ups. Generators are allowed between 6 am to 10 PM, but who starts a Gen set at 6 am? , we ran ours from 8 to 9 am and from 7 to 9 PM, most did not run them that long, we have a 43 foot motor home, there are a few sites we could get into but mostly not, most areas are heavily wooded so no satellite service. the park was not busy so we found a site #41, the RV barely fit but the car did not, we were able to park it in another site but would not be able to if it was busy, perhaps it would have been a good walk to get car.
Date of Stay: November, 2015
We stopped here just for an overnight. Many many full timers and trailers as in house trailers, and regular trailers with folks living in them. It's behind a run down no tell motel. We did not have any trouble, but the place is old and tired. The 50 amp power was good, the site was a little unlevel. The very best part about this place, aside from the PA discount, is that it is very easy on and off rt 95 less than a 1/4 mile away.
Date of Stay: October, 2015
We stayed here in a 43 foot motor home for a couple of nights. The rate is 1/2 price with the PA discount. We were placed in a pull thru section on the top of the hill and the site was open to receive satellite so I was happy, but truth be told its just a parking lot. Power was good, bathrooms were clean but noting special. The best part of this park is its location. If you plan to visit the Gettysburg national park and the battle fields, it's right in the middle of them all. In my opinion there is no way this park is worth $58 per night.
Date of Stay: October, 2015
We camped here for two nights on a weekend. Oct 24 and 25, we were lucky to get a site, as the park was full. The staff is very friendly. The park is well maintained and if far enough off the main road that it is very quiet. It is also very accessible to the Amish area, Smokestack and Intercourse. We have a 43' motor home we were not able to get level without lifting the front wheels off the ground, which we would not. The sites are small and the WiFi did not work very well at all. It is heavily treed which makes it almost impossible to receive satellite TV. Like I said we were happy to get a walk-in site at this location. They do not offer any FMCA or Good Sam or AAA discounts. I would call for a reservation just to make sure there is space available.
Date of Stay: July, 2015
Park is locatede right on the Hampton harbor . Location,location, Location. Nearly impossible to get a site, There are NO amenities. State employees are nice , sites are large gravel at least 60 feet , they require little to no maintainance.
Date of Stay: June, 2015
This is a little tough for me to rate. I am going to give it a 3 because it is just two of us traveling in a motor home. The rate of $85 is for a Wednesday and Thursday with good Sam discount, The park is well laid out. quite no road noise, all gravel roads and sites, our site S 68 is level enough for us, all utilities are within range, we get our satellite well and we get our AT&T cell Internet well. I is very long perhaps 80 + feet. and that is a good thing too! Although there is plenty of space between neighbors,our space and many other sites especially on the pull thru's is useless because it is all banking, slope side, our table is on the gravel and also the fire pit behind the RV, when we sit out we have to go behind the RV and the car and sit on the driveway,the views are nice. this is definitely NOT a good site if you have kids and want to utilize the out doors and your awnings There wifi is the pits! slow, slow, we use our air card. With all of this aside many would give the park a 4 or 5 because if you do have kids and do get a good spacious and level site there is tons to do here, let me start, gated and secure,nice store and check in building two pools with slides, in house restaurant and even a bar with full liquor licence, huge fenced in dog runs or parks one for large and one for smaller dogs, ! a full sized fenced in basket ball court, a one of a kind merry go round in a beautiful Amish built octagon building a ferrous wheel, blow up air chutes, video arcade building, mini golf, a real nice cream shop, arts and craft rooms for the kids and even a small exercise room, All of this on the camp ground property.
Date of Stay: June, 2015
This park is new. Family run, family orientated, no full time live ins. Upon arrival we were pleasantly greeted by the owner. We paid $25 which reflects PA discount, her son escorted us to our site on a golf cart. The site is very spacious, nice grass, picnic table, 50 amps, 80 PSI of water and sewer, It is just a short hop off I-81. It is also very open to the southern skies, has views of fields and mountains in the background, so we get good satellite reception. It has a nice little salt water pool, and also a small restaurant serving breakfast , lunch and dinner, a gift shop and a few RV items, it has a beautiful public fire pit with nice swing seats around it, it also has a small open building with open sides and room for perhaps 10 picnic tables or 50+ people, they provide two horseshoe pits, a tug a war rope, bean bag toss. The camp ground has nice new small cabins which will house 6 pp each but they do not have there own baths. The public baths are new and very nice and it has a laundry room with 4 machines in it. This camp ground is "perfect for family fun." We have a 43 foot RV and only 1 or 2 sites would get us 100% level. Perhaps another 6 or 8 get you close but you will either be slightly out of level or you will really have a big step to get into your RV. This is fine with us but is not for everyone unless you carry a step. I would rather be slightly out of level. Like I said we are close to route 81, but we do not hear it inside our RV with the windows closed and AC but you certainly hear it outdoors.
Date of Stay: June, 2015
The rate reflects passport America discount . This park is approximately eight years old it is very nice all the sites are well laid out and very spacious . I believe they all have 50 amp water sewer and electric many have concrete pads with some paved roads the rest are gravel I am not sure what is in the area but there must be something the park is 70% full I'm guessing . It has a nice little pool and a very small rec building with a pool table and a dart board.
Date of Stay: June, 2015
Like other have said its is a tough one to rate. So let me say if you want a resort this is NOT the place for you, if you want pavement this is not the place for you, if you want space this is definitely not the place for you. If you do not like to track sand in your RV, this is not the place for you It has water sewer and electric, a few sites have 50 amp,power is adequate at 118 volts, it has approximately 25 sites located in parking lot style on sand there have been little to no up grades in 40 years, it has broken down and worn out picnic table with worn wood roof over them on each site, your neighbors sewer hose is pretty close to your able, it probably started out as a fishing spot, we are one of two motor homes here, most are trailers. The camp ground provides nothing, no play ground, cable TV, they only accept cash or check for payment, it does have a greasy spoon restaurant on site and a very large fishing pier. Now for the good, people are all very friendly, if you love the beach, walking on the 8 miles or so of pristine beach, hearing the waves crashing, fishing, surfing and hanging out in a low key place. This may be just the place for you. It is located right on the beach, just a very short walk as in less than 200 feet. For ourselves we love it and for the beach part of it and the people I give it a 10. This is the only campground the island, I cannot believe the owners have not sold out to developers. we will definitely come back.


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Inner Strength & Confidence Breath Meditation
|Teacher:Kreg Weiss, B HKin
This breathing meditation with Kreg Weiss will start with light movements to free up the body and create expansion. Fear and doubt can greatly limit our capacity to reach our full potential. To close the practice, enjoy a period of stillness breathing into Vajrapradama Mudra, symbolizing unshakable trust within yourself and the world around you.
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, posted on July 13, 2016
Those gentle movements and twists really made this meditation very special and powerful! I love it and I am very happy I learned vajrapradama mudra! What a great seal! Thank you! Sending love and blessings your way! Namaste!
, posted on August 9, 2016
Merci sabineschulte, Vajrapradama is one of my favourite mudras - the power of trusting inwards and outwards. You may also enjoy my meditation that incorporates Shankh mudra. Namaste, Kreg :)
, posted on January 13, 2016
Thank you as love all your sessions. It's exactly the confidence meditation I needed for a big day tomorrow!
, posted on January 13, 2016
wonderful to receive your comments, sis2wolf. vajrapradama mudra is one of my favourite seals of energy to integrate and explore. Kreg :)
, posted on June 1, 2015
I normally don't comment, but had to leave a message. I've gone thru this practice twice (so far), and plan to repeat ad infinitum. It is wonderful, Thank You! :)
, posted on June 2, 2015
Hello gtathreeguy, Thank you very much for taking the extra time to share your comment. Wonderful to know how much you enjoyed this meditation practice and your intention to repeat. Namaste, Kreg
, posted on May 25, 2015
warm thanks yansrainbow for your feedback. very happy to have been able to inspire this 'reset' for you. Namaste, Kreg
, posted on May 15, 2015
Wow this meditation was beautiful and truly transformative, I have decided that if I let go of all fear and doubt that I know what my life should be, just incredible.
, posted on May 16, 2015
Hello celiaa07, Thank you very much for your comments on your experience with this meditation practice. Wonderful to read how this practice resonated so well with you. I have several other meditation practices with a similar approach to bringing reflection. Namaste, Kreg
, posted on April 30, 2015
Hi Kreg,
My husband had requested a breathing meditation before his morning run today. He said he was having a hard time breathing during his runs. After we did your meditation he went running he said he could breathe better and he wasn't lethargic afterwords. Your meditation was perfect!
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, posted on April 30, 2015
Hi Patti and Mark, Big thanks for your warm comments. Yes, pranayama and overall yogic breathing greatly improves breathing mechanics and lung compliance which translates well over to other traditional exercise modalities. I highly encourage Mark to continue exploring the various breathing/pranayama videos to explore how they further support his running practice. Please feel welcome to share more your experience with these practices. Namaste, Kreg
, posted on February 2, 2015
You are very welcome, jodibxt. A pleasure to hear all aspects of this breath meditation were enjoyable and beneficial. Namaste, Kreg
, posted on February 1, 2015
Just what I needed this evening. I recently completed MYOs 21 day challenge and enjoyed making yoga or meditation part of my day, every day. This meditation reminds me how good it feels to practice regularly. Thank you Kreg! 15 minutes and a whole new perspective.
, posted on February 2, 2015
Hi kfisher, Thank you for your warm feedback. Congrats on completing the 21 day challenge. Very happy to hear you enjoyed this breath meditation. Namaste, Kreg
, posted on January 29, 2015
Thanks for the message of trusting yourself and the beautiful incorporation of movement into a meditation. Namaste
, posted on January 29, 2015
Hi ANITAEMC2. Yes, self-doubt is an interesting layer of our Ego entity. It clouds our true potential of achieving wholeness. Thank you for experiencing this practice and sharing your warm feedback. Namaste, Kreg
, posted on January 28, 2015
Thank you. Just what I needed to get back on track after a bout with a cold ;) Getting back on track.
, posted on January 29, 2015
Thank you, LILA222. Wonderful to hear this practice was an ideal fit for your post-cold recovery. Namaste, Kreg
, posted on January 27, 2015
I am grateful for the meditation. I felt loved and secure, very peaceful. I'm a fan of many of your videos. Thank you Kreg!
, posted on January 27, 2015
Hi Trubio, warm thanks for your kind words and for exploring the variety of practices I have on GaiamTV. I look forward to filming more this Spring. Namaste, Kreg
, posted on January 27, 2015
My first meditative practice joining you. I really connected and felt calm, serene and present. I liked the movement, music and visuals. Great a.m. practice. Thank you.
, posted on January 27, 2015
Hi Malloy, wonderful to hear your first practice with me was so enjoyable. Thanks, Kreg
, posted on January 27, 2015
I really enjoy this meditation these days and have been returning to it regularly. I like the narration, the movement, and the message. Thank you!!
, posted on January 27, 2015
thank you Lorsang. I appreciate your warm feedback. Please feel welcome to explore my other yoga and meditation practices here on GaiamTV. Namaste, Kreg
, posted on January 23, 2015
sounds like a great intention and plan, Sonja1612. always nice to ground our mornings with some breathing and reflecting ... Namaste, Kreg
, posted on January 6, 2015
That's a very peacefull and smooth meditation flow. I will introduce it to my students! Sure they will love it! Thanks / vielen lieben Dank, Aditi from Germany.
, posted on January 8, 2015
I just integrated the meditation in my New Years class and as assumed everybody liked it. Thanks a lot, love your videos.
, posted on January 10, 2015
that's fantastic - feel welcome to let me know of any other particular videos you enjoy - I will be filming again with the GaiamTV team soon
, posted on January 6, 2015
Hi Aditiharonska, So wonderful to hear how you enjoyed this meditation flow. Let us know what your students thought. Cheers from Montreal, Kreg.
, posted on October 18, 2014
Delightful meditation thanks so much Kreg. A definite favourite.
, posted on January 31, 2014
Hi Gabi @UtopiasdeBolsillo ... thank you for your feedback and question about this meditation practice ... to transition out of meditation and back into your daily routine, I recommend doing several rounds of cat/cow ... the physical movement and full breathing will energize the nervous system (in a holistic way) ... you may also find playing some uplifting (positive) music also helpful as a soft transition
, posted on January 31, 2014
Hi Kreg,
I love this meditation sequence, it's very beautiful and has helped me lots.
I have a little question for you: I found very difficult to "come back" from meditation. It feels a bit shocking coming back to "reality".
I manage to keep the state of mind after my meditation but right after I end my meditation I find it difficult to adapt and continue with my routine. Do you have any tips for avoid that shock?
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One of the highlights of the tourism and Timeshare trade calendar, World tourism Day rolls around once again, this time with a "green" theme, "tourism and sustainable energy."
Spain has been selected for the 2012 conference, which will take place in Maspalomas on the Canary Islands on September 27th. This location feels more than apt as the Canary Islands have been a prime Tourism destination for many years, being one of the most coverted locations for buying timeshares in Spain.
Isabel Borrego Spanish Secretary of State for Tourism, proudly acknowledges that Spain's hosting of the celebrations, was fitting given the reputation for Tourism and Timeshare success as "one of the world's top tourism destination and a global leader in renewable energies".
In addition to the usual proceedings at the conference, the focus will be uniting the tourism sector and the concerns of renewable energy to ensure the successful future of tourism. As finite resources like fuel become the focus of much debate, it is seen that alternatives need to be found to maintain the Tourism and Timeshare industries.
With the constant squeeze on fuel prices the costs of travel have been steadily rising and more often than not the consumers are being forced to take on some of the extra expense, it is a readily acknowledged problem and the tourism industry is looking towards "greener" and more efficient solutions.
"Tourism is at the forefront of… [the] most innovative sustainable energy initiatives," Taleb Rifai the UNWTO (United Nations World Tourism Organization) Secretary-General announced. "One only has to think of the investments being poured into renewable energy sources for aviation, or the energy technology solutions implemented in hotels around the world, to know that sustainable energy is a major priority for the sector."
Mr Rafai did not stop there; he also went on to note that the pursuit of renewable energy has created new jobs in Tourism and Timeshare sectors as well as the energy industry. "The message at the heart of World Tourism Day 2012 is there these initiatives and commitments are not only helping to protect the environment, they are also creating economic opportunities and jobs for millions, whether in tourism, energy or other sectors".
Spain is part of the top five countries currently investing in renewable energies worldwide with "20% of the energy consumed in Spain [coming] from renewable sources," said Ms. Borrego, speaking at the 2012 conference announcement.
If you were looking to make the next step in holidaying in the region, there has never been a better time to buy a timeshare in Spain, of course renting a timeshare is always an option, from reputable Timeshare brokers.


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We use ingeniux. I like it because it's hosted elsewhere and I don't have to worry about it J. I believe that the users who manage the content are happy with it. We've been live for only about a year and it's been quite reliable. From what I've seen the system is quite flexible and allows for a lot of control over the content.
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Back when we searched for a web CMS (WCM) a few years ago, I didn't recommend SharePoint because it appeared we'd be looking at significant customization and ongoing support costs to make it work well as a public-facing web site.
Gartner's latest Magic Quadrant for WCM (late 2011) puts SharePoint towards the middle of the pack but with significant concerns, including that it "lacks refinements" needed by marketers and that customization needs and licensing costs could make it more expensive than a purpose-built WCM.
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Evil Avatar Radio: Radio Gaming News with Attitude
No longer live, relive the good ole days of 2008 and these episodes from Evil Avatar Radio. Sorry there are no actual podcasts available. Just content from archived pages.
March 2008 -2007 Episodes
EAR Episode 96: "Cripple Smash"
Posted in Episodes on March 4th, 2008
For starters, we'd like to apologize for the technical glitches we had during this episode. At one point during the interview with Steve Demeter, the stream just stopped. It was revived, but then Steve let loose one of those words the FCC deems inappropriate and so another skip of audio happens. We apologize for both and to Steve himself. We'll be having him back on the show soon though, so no worries.
As mentioned before, on this episode of Evil Avatar Radio, we speak with Steve Demeter about the other projects he's worked on and his current gem, Trism, for the iPhone & iPod Touch. And if you want to talk indie game development, it probably doesn't get any more independent than with Steve.
Also, it's a Red Letter episode early on when Phil "Kefkataran" Kollar calls into the show to announce his new position at 1UP. We at Evil Avatar Radio wouldn't be bringing you this if it wasn't for Phil. We owe him a lot and are happy to see him moving up in the industry of video games journalism. All of us know that this guy is going to be doing some great things and we're honored he chose Evil Avatar Radio to announce the news. Thank you, Phil, from all of us.
After the dog and pony show, we take the conversation off the air and talk of a number of things. James/fishbang contemplates his anger management along with his intentions of building a new PC gaming rig, we discuss a few plans for the 100th episode of EvAvRadio, our plans for the first EAR Video GameCast, and announce a special in-studio guest for next week.
Meanwhile I try to go for the longest show description written for EvAvRadio.
EAR Episode 95: "Robotology"
Posted in Episodes on February 26th, 2008
The title comes from our friends at Metanet Software, Mare Sheppard & Raigan Burns, developers of the XBLA game N+. It's actually the title of their next game they are currently working on. But that's not all they tell us in this episode of Evil Avatar Radio. From them we find out a little about what it takes to bring an already existing game over to Microsoft's console, the good and the bad. They comment on the recent rumors of royalty cuts, a few regrets in the process, their inspirations, and 2 of their current favorite games, both of which I personally love them for (Burnout Paradise & Pac-Man CE).
We also give some time going over the releases for this week as well as covering what we can of a few announcements from GDC including Champions Online, APB, and a few XNA titles (fishbang loves planting flowers).
After the show, we give more time to the new Aliens game announced, talk a bit about Portal, PAX (of course), and give our accounts of the recent tornado a few of us went through last week.
Meanwhile I try to figure out how many links I can shove into one post.
EAR Episode 94: "No DRM"
Posted in Episodes on February 12th, 2008
That's a beautiful title, isn't it? And it comes directly from the lips of Blair & Craig Fraser of Ironclad Games, developers of the PC title "Sins Of A Solar Empire" - which itself is a pretty good title as well. In fact, if you are curious as to how the guys at Ironclad came up with the title then all you need to do is listen to this episode of Evil Avatar Radio.
It was pretty refreshing to speak to these guys. With most developers, their answers to questions are hidden behind, and filtered through, a PR wall, never getting the chance to get their opinion least it be the opinion of the publishing company or parent. It really is something when you hear one of the Fraser brothers say, "We don't like to treat our customers like criminals." Spread the word, these guys are awesome.
Not so awesome, however, are our feelings on the city we broadcast the show from, as evidence by this week's extra content. Forgive us for a moment as we bitch and moan for a bit. It doesn't last long as we're brought right back into a discussion we had on last week's show - PAX and marriage plans.
Evil Avatar Radio: The No Show
Posted in Episodes on February 5th, 2008
Trying to come up with something to say about this show has been difficult. Even finding a name within the episode, as we normally do, has been a challenge. The thing is, this episode that almost never was is so all over the place that I just can't pinpoint any one thing. Hell, we open the show by talking about the Sarah Conner Chronicles, then the Super Bowl, Sins Of A Solar Empire, PAX, marriage plans (that's a show, and apparently a thread, in and of itself), and tons of other things. It's Straximus, Hawggy, and myself on this one along with a TON of help from the folks in the chatroom.
EAR Episode 92: "Fireworks In Your Eyeball"
Posted in Episodes on January 29th, 2008
"Life, for ever dying to be born afresh, for ever young and eager, will presently stand upon this earth as upon a footstool, and stretch out its realm amidst the stars."
- H. G. Wells, 1920
This episode of Evil Avatar Radio is a special one for us and we hope for you as well. Now, it's one thing to have both BAPenguin and Kefkataran on at the same time. It's one thing to talk about a new game from Team Ico. But to have all of that and then top it all off with talking to astronaut Charlie Duke - well, you'd think it was our 100th episode or something.
None of us on the show can really express what it was like to talk with Mr. Duke or even have him on the show. It is an experience not a single one of us will ever forget. He tell us of his experience with NASA and his time spent on the moon as well as traveling to it plus his return to Earth. What is it like to re-enter Earth's atmosphere? What's it like to stand within such a magnificent desolation? To see the dark side of the moon and to witness an Earth-rise. Charlie Duke tells us of those things along with many others (cosmic rays penetrating the eyeballs, anyone?).
So, how do you follow someone who's walked on the moon? You don't really. We attempt to, however, in the after show
by talking of the recent Mass Effect "brouhaha", along with a note about next week's episode, followed by an explanation of the questions chosen to ask Mr. Duke.
EAR Episode 91: "The 30 Second Delay"
Posted in Episodes on January 23rd, 2008
We've done our best in this episode to elevate things to the level of spectacle, as evidenced by the addition of our high-tech supercam for the broadcasting of in-studio hijinks. We hope you enjoyed it. We worked awfully hard to make ourselves presentable for live video. It's a shame we failed.
As for the show itself, we apologize for the absence of Philip "NoShow" Kollar, but he must not like us nearly as much as he lets on. Regardless, we welcome anyone who wandered by for Kef, but chose to stay for us.
And do yourself a favor by sticking around for the aftershow. Special guest voice Porkfry stops by to swap howdies and to pin fishbang down on some of his bullshit.
Our apologies for the audio quality during Porkfry's visit. No need to go into detail about the problem, but we have since figured it out and assure you it won't happen again.
EAR Episode 90: "I'm The White Godzilla"
Posted in Episodes on January 15th, 2008
If you've ever read on the internet about a good deal on a video game, chances are that tidbit of information originated at CheapAssGamer. Personally I've saved quite a bit of cash and frequent the site daily looking for game deals. And CheapyD, the cheapest ass of the cheap ass'ers, stops by on this episode of Evil Avatar Radio (and he's also joined by Wombat). He tells us of the beginnings of CheapAssGamer, his move to Japan, being a gamer and a father, the Circuit City Saga, and the deliciousness of the "Mega Mac".
Also in this episode we talk more of our experience with Mass Effect, the wonderful bullet points of Resistance 2, how NOT to let Condemned scare you, the week's releases, and just a tiny bit on Cloverfield. Plus we hear from Sl1pstream who calls in all the way from Belgium to tell us a bit about "The Club" demo and his possible plans for PAX'08.
EAR Episode 89: "It's Fisher Price: The UI"
Posted in Episodes on January 8th, 2008
We were away for a while, but no more. We're back on the air talking about what we did over the long holiday and thanks to the lovely voices of BAPenguin, and TrackZero, the last half hour wasn't a total wash as we talked about Kane & Lynch (better than you might think), CES, Rock Band, and home theaters.
Not only that, but after the show we have a longer discussion than should be had on the topic of hamburgers. Then fishbang (the real one, not that fake guy on PSN) goes on to talk about his thoughts on Mass Effect and his response to TrackZero on how Burning Crusade can be considered as a Game Of The Year contender. It's also where the title comes from, in case you're curious.
It's all in the first episode of the year of Evil Avatar Radio! Enjoy.
EAR Episode 88: "Evil Avatar Radio's Christmas Vacation"
Posted in Episodes on December 24th, 2007
Season's Greetings from all of us at Evil Avatar Radio. This week on the show we try to cover what little news there has been. James tell us of his adventure in the land of PS3 (apparently "fishbang" isn't as unique a name as James thought), we cover what little we saw of the Duke Nukem teaser, and Crackdown and it's lack of appearing on anyone's "Year's Best" list (except ours).
It's a shorter episode than usual and it's all wrapped up in the end with a big red bow of your Holiday Greetings to other members of Evil Avatar.
Also of note is that Evil Avatar Radio is now available on the Zune Marketplace.
EAR Episode 87: "In Case Of Fuck, Break Glass"
Posted in Episodes on December 18th, 2007
The Fruit Fucker strikes again! And does so during one hell of an episode of Evil Avatar Radio. The little bastard struck during our interview with Kristin Lindsay from Penny Arcade while talking to her about Child's Play. The conversation stops quite abruptly and then a technical glitch happens to our microphones. It's a little annoying, but it doesn't last the rest of the show. Sorry about that, folks.
While this isn't our Christmas show, it might as well have been for everything that took place. Hell, within the first 30 minutes 2 people on the show announce their engagement, and another gets a PS3. Not only that but Kristin tells us about some of the really cool things that were a part of the silent auction at the Child's Play charity dinner, and then we get Rick Roll'd, live on the air. And no, I'm not linking that.
Once we're off the air, we Rick Roll ourselves for a bit and then look to you for suggestions of a year end wrap-up. We're making lists, and we could use your ideas on what kind of categories we should have. Got any? Email us.
Just Because......A 2006 Post from Jeffool.com
Community gaming?
So a week ago a link was passed around about how virtually all informative video game related internet shows (video and audio) suck. (Here.) I can totally understand his opinion. I only listen to one podcast really; well, aside from the Lost podcast, but that's mandatory. I listen to one video game podcast, and it's the one I host (host meaning provide webspace for, not perform emcee duties during,) Evil Avatar Radio.
If you stay up to date on all the video game goings on then it won't provide you with information, just maybe a few laughs. If you're not into that, you probably shouldn't bother. But the reason I feel that it works and provides those laughs is because it's approached more like a bastardized local talk show than an authoritative podcast. As it's an offshoot from the gaming news-link-site EvilAvatar.com. Our sense of community has really carried over well to the show and as a reader of the site, I feel like a part of the show even when I'm not on it because I know those talking (and being talked about,) relatively well. (Hell, you can even listen live and call in from 10pm-1am Eastern Friday nights.) Also, I would think that a cast of people who work well together would help non-EvAvers get into the feel of things, I would think. After all, a well functioning community is always appealing.
Now, the idea of 'community podcasting' is obviously not new. Many TV shows, websites, and other hobbies have their own podcasts. And it's not just podcasts for communities. Some communities have sprung up around initial podcasts (TWiT, etc.) This lead me to thinking about community gaming. Not just a community about gaming, or even gaming with your community, but rather gaming about your community. If one were to look at gaming as a reflection of the partaking community then it's easy to see why FPS players are the jocks of the gaming world. FPS' are all competition, there's smacktalk, rivalries, and their stars even get endorsement deals. Hardcore MMORPGers are the Amish, who have moved away from our civilization, preferring their own world. And of course who could forget the starving artists of Interactive Fiction?
So, I thought, what if someone were to invert even that? Let's take a community, and build a game around it. Hell, you could even shove those people into an existing game. Remember how much fun it was to type your friends names into Oregon Trail and see if they'll make it? Imagine starting up a popular single player game and playing in a world where the cast is a community you've known for years. It sounded fun, so, I think I'll do it.
Oh, and that radio show? Because I'm an attention whore you can hear me in the latest episode, F-Bomb. (Actually, it was after we finished the show when we realized that by recording this on the internet instead of the radio, we could have cussed constantly if we wanted. And we wanted. We just didn't know Nat hadn't stopped recording.)


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