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Jerome "Jerry" Beck, 47, of Lyncourt, who raced in the IMCA modified division at Brewerton Speedway, died Saturday night in a snowmobile accident in Lewis County.
Jerry never won an IMCA feature but he finished in the top 10 in the track standings and was on his way to becoming a winning driver.
Former Brewerton track champion Dale Caswell knew Jerry better than anyone else as his next-door neighbor when he lived in Central Square. He remembered the first time he met him back when he was still in high school.
"He knocked on the door over at my parent's house and asked if I wanted a job. From that day, I started working and I'm still employed there."
Jerry started a business out of his garage, building stainless steel gas springs. Today, Ameritool Manufacturing Inc. in Central Square is a multimillion-dollar business that employs about 20 people.
Dale also remembered the type of person Jerry was. "He was good doing everything. He was a great businessman, a great friend and one hell of a boss."
But his true passion was speed, and one night in 2008 he got to drive Dale's racecar for the first time.
"He's always been a motorhead (with) fast boats and fast toys. He always said, 'I want to try it once' and he had sponsored me for a few years.
"Then one night after the races I let him try it, and that was that. He had to have one."
Jerry won Rookie of the Year in 2008 and continued to improve in 2009.
He was right on the cusp of his first win, although he would have downplayed it if you brought it up. And his attitude was different than many of the people he raced against. When something would happen on the racetrack he always kept his cool and his trademark smile.
"He could wad it in a ball, and (then) he's heading up to his camp on a Friday night after the race with nothing but a smile on his face."
Dale helped Jerry a lot in the pit area and he quickly became a friend to everyone. One night they put yellow tape on his back bumper to signify his rookie status in the division — and even put arrows on it to show upcoming drivers how to get by him.
Jerry took the gentle ribbing with a smile telling me at the time, "They're playing with me."
His family hopes to be able to put his racecar back together and get it back on the track for a few more laps as a tribute to Jerry. And these won't be slow parade laps either. That would not be his style.
Not many of us will do as much in our lives as Jerry did. More than 700 people attended his wake Tuesday night at Birnbaum Funeral Chapel in Syracuse, and everyone had similar stories about a man who loved life and knew how to live it on his own terms.
Sure, he left this world way too soon, and there are many of us with heavy hearts today as we mourn his passing. But not many people could squeeze as much life into 47 years. And if we learn anything from him, it would be to grab life and live it, rather than sit back and wonder "what if?"
We'll miss you Jerry!


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New Century Saxophone Quartet performs this Saturday!
by Kris Frantz August 25, 2015
Don't Miss the Camel City Jazz Orchestra's Park performances on Sundays in August!
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President Susan Borwick leads IAWM's first online International congress
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I drink a LOT of bottled water. At least 3 bottles a day. Now some people may not think that`s really that much but if it`s a minimum of 3 a day, and there are 365 days in a year, that`s over 1,000 bottles per year! Now there are days I drink 4 so you`re looking at 1,100-1,200 at minimum per year that I alone drink. Then you add in my mother (since I`m stuck at home) who drinks 1, sometimes 2, per day. That adds about... lets say 500. Then my step dad who drinks maybe one a day so we`ll say 300. That comes out to 2,000 bottles per year from my house alone!!! When you really think about it and look at it that way, that`s really bad. lol
But with a refilable glass bottle, I can buy the big gallon jugs and just pour it into here and drink it that way.
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Shaunna Marie Dunder and Justin Michael Hershberger were united in marriage Nov. 12, 2011 at St. Frances Cabrini Catholic Church, Colerain, with Father Dale Tornes officiating.
Parents of the bride are Ronald and Irene Dunder of St. Clairsville. Parents of the groom are Monroe and Janet Hershberger of Wheeling.
Rhonda Dunder was maid of honor. Greg Buzzard was best man. Other attendants were Amy Burchfield, Jenn Braddock, Nathan Hershberger and Bryan Zwack. Jaidan and Samantha Braddock were flower girls, and Johnathan Burchfield was ring bearer. Brett Weisenborn was the musician.
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The bride earned a bachelor's degree in chemistry and a master's degree in business administration from Wheeling Jesuit University in 1996 and 2001. She also received a degree in digital design from The Art Institute of Pittsburgh in 2005. She is the lifestyles editor at The Times Leader in Martins Ferry.
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|28th Ave, 90291 Venice, Amerika Birleşik Devletleri
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Modern style furnishings with hardwood and marble floors throughout.
This 1 bedroom apartment is located on a quiet residential pedestrian street and is a 2 min walk from Venice Pier and Washington Blvd's trendy cafes/restaurants and historic Venice canal district and 5 min walk to world-famous Muscle Beach and the entertainment of Venice Boardwalk; now the 2nd most popular tourist destination in California.
Drive time: 5 mins to Santa Monica, 10 mins to LAX airport, 30 mins to Hollywood, Getty Museum, Queen Mary or Malibu. 45 mins to Disney theme parks. 2hrs to San Diego, Santa Barbara, Palm Springs or Big Bear Ski areas.
Ideal base for Southern California tour or relaxing beach vacation
This apartment has everything you need for a relaxing beach vacation. You will be on a quiet pedestrian street in a great part of Venice, yet in just a few minutes you can walk to Muscle Beach and see all the bohemian glory of Venice Beach. Walk two minutes inland and enjoy the serenity of the Venice Canals. Free parking for two standard cars - a rare commodity in this area! When you are relaxed out, a 30 minute drive will take you to Hollywood and all of the hottest clubs in the country. A farmers market is held every Friday and Saturday morning nearby, great for spotting celebrity Venice residents and getting great food.
low allergen environment
suitable for elderly
long term renters welcome
children welcome
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Location close to Venice Beach, availability of bikes and private parkingspace were great. I would recommend this apartment for 2 persons but not for four like we did (2 adults, 2 daughters 16 & 14). Kitchen wasn't clean: greasy & sticky which was a disappointment considering the rentalprice of 1000 euro/5 nights for 4 persons we paid.
Very nice appartment. Though small, big enough for us (2 adults, 2 kids). Very close to the beach. Great base for visiting LA and coastline.
cosy and comfortable appartement, very close to the beach and the boardwalk. friendly host!
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Early homepages of some famous websites
Are you curious about what are their early homepages like for some famous IT companies? Let's take a look at them now. 1. Google This page was relative concise at that time. The current Google homepage is more concise. 2. Facebook It went online on 4th Feb, 2004. This was its homepage in 2004 3. YouTube It went online on 15th Feb, 2005. Until 22nd April, the first video clip was uploaded. 4. Wikipedia It emphasizes on free content and collaborative editing. It also supports many languages. 5...
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Microsoft is going to redesign Bing again
On 10 May,2012, Microsoft announces in San Francisco they will redesign its search engine Bing, and it will cooperate with Facebook, Twitter etc to build a new search service.Bing now is the second largest search engine in the world, but compared to Google, Bing is always the second city of search. Bing these years has always been putting effort on improving its service and the accuracy of search results. Unfortunately, it still cannot gain market share from Google. Today, Microsoft is goi...
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Twitter prosecuted five companies
Recently Twitter sought help from law enforcement agencies because they can not stand spam emails. On Thursday, Twitter prosecuted five separate companies which provide tools so that spam on Twitter can be spread easier.Twitter said in a statement, Twitter now has 140 million active users, and the number of users are still increasing quickly, as Twitter continues to grow, spam also began looking to come to. Although the content of the spam on Twitter is not the proportion, it still gave rise to ...
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Embrace open source
In past few days, there are many tech news which are related to open source. For example, Microsoft enables Linux on its Windows Azure cloud, Facebook open sourced its C++ library Folly and Samsung joined Linux foundation. Now more and more big companies realize the power of open source and are willing to contribute to the open source community. It will benefit not only developers but also these big companies as well.By providing some open source libraries or projects, developer may reduce their...
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Google search engine algorithm change history
Recently, Google had a major adjustment on its search algorithm: Users can directly see answers to the searched question on the top of the page.There are billion of search requests each day on Google. There is no doubt that the algorithm will become the subject of discussion. Last year, Google did an adjustment to its search algorithm every 17.5 hours in average. We all experience the change of the algorithm. Following information chart summarizes the major changes of Google search algorit...
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Social networks are becoming your personal operating system
Today's biggest trends — the mobile web, social media, gamification, real-time — are changing the landscape for business. Consumers are connecting with one another, and in the process they're becoming increasingly empowered and influential.How these connected consumers discover, share, and communicate is different than the way they used to. This change requires businesses to rethink their approach. Organizations need to examine the impact of technology on consumer behavior and understand...
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On testers and testing
Over the years, I've come to hold some strong. opinions on testing, testers and the entire business of quality assurance. Inspired by this post on Facebook's testing, I wanted to write this down so I can point people to it. Some of this is controversial. In fact, even mentioning some of this in conversation has caused people to flip the bozo bit on me. Most product teams don't need a separate testing role. And even if they do, the ratio of full time dev:full time test should be in...
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There are no free lunches on the internet
Hot data: An IT technician checks the network servers at a data farm. Alamy Photograph: Juice Images/AlamyPhysics has Newton's first law ("Every body persists in its state of being at rest or of moving uniformly straight forward, except insofar as it is compelled to change its state by force impressed"). The equivalent forinternet services is simpler, though just as general in its applicability: it says that there is no such thing as a free lunch.The strange thing is that most use...
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How To Find Link Prospects Without Using Google
I'm obsessed with Google. (I mean, you kind of have to be if you're in this industry.) But sometimes, you need a break from the hand that feeds. There's no denying the power of advanced search queries, but you'd be surprised how many other and different prospects you can find without using the search engine at all. Curated Lists OK, I lied. You do have to use Google for this, but not nearly in the capacity you would with normal searches. With lists, you have less sources to sift thro...
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Discovery kills distribution: why the web needs a new leader
[Apple and Google have locked application discovery and distribution within their app stores. VisionMobile's Andreas Constantinou explains how Facebook is using the web to disintermediate Apple/Google and why the web needs a new leader].The platform duopoly.In just the space of 3 years, the mobile platforms landscape has changed from an election race to an oligarchy. The network effects at the heart of the Apple and Google business models have created formidable barriers to entry. The growth in ...
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Most guitar players absolutely hate "shred guitar" or absolutely love it.
Watch the Neal Morse Band's Epic New Video
Today, GuitarWorld.com presents the exclusive premiere of "City of Destruction," the new music video by the Neal Morse Band.
Guitar "Wizard" Shreds Blues on a Shovel Guitar
Justin Johnson has been getting attention with a video in which he plays some tasty slide guitar on a three-string guitar made from a shovel and built by Mississippi Blues Guitars.
Kirk Hammett Talks Guitar Strings
Metallica guitarist Kirk Hammett appears in a recent episode of Ernie Ball's acclaimed String Theory series to talk about his love of guitar, influences and choice of strings and gauges.
Using Distortion with an Acoustic: Best Practices
There's a lot of uncertainty about using acoustic guitar distortion. Does it actually work?
Four Best Pedal Power Supplies for Noisy Boards
Before I recommend pedal power supplies, I want to mention one of the most important "issues" you'll need to consider when buying one.
This Sound Man Takes Grumpy to New Heights
If you've ever played in a club, this one's for you.
Hear a Live "Visions in My Head" by Obituary
Today, GuitarWorld.com presents the exclusive premiere of "Visions in My Head," a new song by death metal legends Obituary.
Jimmy Page and Donovan Bask in the "Sunshine"
On June 3, 2011, Donovan—assisted by the London Contemporary Orchestra—set out to perform a note-for-note rendition of his classic 1966 album, Sunshine Superman, at London's Royal Albert Hall.
Slash's Guitar Used to Write GNR Hits Goes to Auction
The long-lost B.C. Rich Warlock with which Slash wrote many of Guns N' Roses' earliest hits has been discovered and placed up for auction.
Stones and McCartney Swap Hits in the Desert
The Beatles vs. the Rolling Stones was one of the great musical rivalries of the Sixties.
Paul McCartney and Neil Young Play Beatles Classics
Paul McCartney and Neil Young joined together for a medley of Beatles songs and performed a tribute to John Lennon at the Desert Trip festival in Indio, California, on October 8.
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PRS Guitars continues its relationship with Mark Tremonti of Alter Bridge and Creed fame with the announcement of the Limited Edition Tremonti Baritone model.


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Extraction: Project Outbreak
By Chillingo Ltd
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"It's hard to find any complaints about this game, and the only one may be that there isn't more of it to play." — 148 Apps
"Extraction is one of the best downloadable games of the year" — Mobot
"The controls feel so natural on a touchscreen that the thought of playing it with a mouse seems almost archaic." — PocketGamer
"When Shortround Games talked of being inspired by Cannon Fodder, among other classics, I knew I had to get my hands on Extraction: Project Outbreak." — TouchGen
Experience this explosive top-down 3D shooter inspired by retro classics and designed specifically for a touch screen. Clandestine government experiments on military personnel and POW's have gone wrong, unleashing an outbreak of infected soldiers on the area surrounding the secret facility.
You play a hardened Private Military Contractor, drafted in to exterminate the infected. Featuring a unique one-finger control system, incredible visuals, a variety of weapons, four game modes, upgrades and more, Extraction will blow you away.
Extraction has been built from the ground up using a Fully 3D Engine to deliver a completely immersive experience.
Play through the story driven single player campaign that lasts 4-5 hours. Uncover the government secret and find out the real reasons behind the outbreak.
Four game modes: Extermination, Rescue, Repair and Escort.
Ten high-powered weapons from the Desert Eagle to ultra-destructive Heavy Machine Guns each with incredible upgrades to unlock. Plus, four special weapons with intuitive control mechanics.
Earn XP and spend it on upgrading your character's armor, melee skills and much more. Become the ultimate one man army.
For more information or support, please visit www.chillingo.com
What's New in Version 1.40
- New "Reinforcement" game mode.
- New "Hardcore" difficulty level.
- Game Center integration.
Customer Reviews
The app is awesome to extreme levels
Awesome guns (but too little) the upgrade system is very good and easy to work through, on the other hand perks would be great too, like increase gun skill for a certain amount of time or increase damage etc, I love the game the levels vaguely get boring some may be repetitive but thats easily over come by fun gameplay, I really like the shooting style like a easy run and gun, I think a blue tooth co-op (or online) and vs mode would be great overall brilliant game :)
Very fun
Good game only problem is shooting enemies of the screen or hiding behind the menu buttons, please update so we can use both our thumbs to rotate the screen around to see enemies from better angels and a option to remove certain in game menu bars or button, lot of the are unnecessary and get in the way.
Other then that, great game and worth having, gets very difficult but entertaining :)
Reminds me a little of Killzone on the PSP. I was expecting to have to make in-app purchases to make it playable, considering the game was free. But no! It's all there! I guess you can by-pass some of the difficulty by paying for upgrades, but it's not necessary. The one finger approach to moving, aiming and shooting is also excellent.
- £2.29
- Category: Games
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Men Can Like Trans Women And Choose Their Own Sexual Identity
Is he or isn't he? That's the lingering question about DJ Mister Cee's sexuality. A question I'd answered myself before his PSA where he opened up about his sexuality. I originally concluded, "he's gay" before re-thinking the complexity of his sexual orientation, and the sexuality and gender of his sexual encounters. Mister Cee's recent media attention should open up discussion about accurately and respectfully talking about sexuality instead of prompting us to quickly (or incorrectly) label and shame. We should be talking about the politically-correct language and identities to use for trans women who ARE women and the men interested in them. Ultimately, men who look like women vs. transsexuals can differentiate how men — like Mister Cee — identify their sexuality.
We're human and we tend to lump each other into sexual categories (like we do race, class and everything else). I jumped to the conclusion that Mister Cee's gay before he official identified as LGBT because of my distaste for gay men in denial who put on straight personas and then, have sex with other men on the low. In the process, these men hurt the women and families who love them by not being honest about who they are. It's hard coming out especially as men of color. I know, I've been there, and I've written about both the unfair down-low stigma and coming out as a young black man. But it absolutely should be done — being honest about who you are to yourself first and foremost.
Nevertheless after forcefully coming out to the world, there's more complexity to Mister Cee's story and men with stories like his. He said he's had oral sex with men who look like women, but wait… do they identify as trans women? Before recently, he could have been questioning his sexuality. Also, he claims to be attracted to women. And claimed not to be gay before his PSA identifying him as LGBT. There's no official word if all of his sexual encounters identify as men who look like women or cross-dressing drag queens who are usually gay men. Therefore, he could identify as bisexual or gay, but he could simply be a man who's also attracted to trans women or trans people born male transitioning into their womanhood. And I ask, what the hell is wrong with that…besides the fact, he's married with kids? There should've been a point earlier in his life when he could have been honest with himself. He acknowledged in Hip-Hop culture (and in the black community) in which he's immersed, being LGBT is not cool, and there's a fear to come out.
All of this adds another level of complexity. Gay men in drag are completely different from trans women. Bimbo Winehouse, who recently exposed Mister Cee, was technically dressed as a woman, but there's no official word if he identifies as a trans woman. Then again, Winehouse identified as cross-dressing drag queen in his video.
Let's review Mister Cee's history with soliciting sex. In an interview with Hot 97 earlier this year, Mister Cee said, "Yes, I do like prostitutes. I have engaged a lot with prostitutes in my life many times. Same with strippers. I've tricked on them many times… I don't have an addiction to prostitutes. I have an addiction to instant gratification. I need help. I been dealing with it and trying to deal with it for the last 10-12 years." He was arrested in May for allegedly soliciting a male prostitute in Brooklyn's Bushwick neighborhood. This after he pleaded guilty to a prostitution offense in 2011.
But once again, Mister Cee prostitution scandals weren't over. Recently, he was exposed by Winehouse in a video that shows Winehouse dressed as a woman and Mister Cee driving around and negotiating a price. Winehouse has been called everything ranging from cross-dresser, drag queen, gay man, transsexual and trans woman. And although Winehouse is identified as a drag queen in the video, we should be careful about how we talk about sexuality and gender. It's time to properly define these different identifies and highlight we're not sure which identity Mister Cee specifically falls under just yet and which categories all of his sexual encounters fall in.
Minority Media Org Says Lack Of Black Media Buyers Weakens Minorities' Voice
Minorities seem to be getting pushed out as buyers of radio and TV outlets and the National Association of Black Owned Broadcasters (NABOB) is concerned, reports Target Market News. Fewer minority buyers could lead to a diminished minority voice in media.
Some of the recent deals include the $373-million Sinclair acquisition of 19 TV stations and three radio stations from Fisher Communications; $370 million Sinclair acquisition of 18 stations and six SSA stations from Barrington Broadcast Group; and $2.2 -billion Gannett Company acquisition of 20 TV stations and seven LMA stations from Belo Corporation.
The lack of black media buyers, says the organization, is worse today than more than three decades ago.
"The station trading picture looks much like it did in 1978, before the FCC established the minority tax certificate," said Jim Winston, executive director of NABOB to Target Market News. "In radio, within the past year, no less than 20 radio stations that were owned by African Americans were forced into bankruptcy by their lenders and have subsequently been sold to non-minority purchasers."
The problem is the failure of lenders to reach out to minority purchasers. Radio says the NABOB, has regressed back to a time when minorities were never given an opportunity to station owners.
"The potential impact on the African American community cannot be overstated," said Winston. "We are losing our voices, sale by sale. Now, the television trading market has become red-hot, but no black companies are showing up as buyers in the television trading frenzy either."
The NABOB plans to fight against this alarming trend. "The deals all must obtain approval from the FCC," Winston said. "NABOB will ask the Commission to consider the potential impact of this string of large transactions on minority ownership and will ask the Commission, once again, to take steps to create policies that promote opportunities for minority owners."
NABOB will also address this issue at its upcoming conference Oct. 2 in Washington, D.C.
"We Don't Want Your Money!" Kimye Shutting Down Monetary Offers For Pictures Of North
It looks like Kim Kardashian has finally found something she isn't willing to put a price tag on: her daughter.
According to TMZ, Kim and Kanye have decided, at least so far, that they are not willing to accept a check from any magazines for exclusive rights to pictures of their daughter, North West.
The report is that they could earn a check up to $3 million for allowing a magazine to publish pictures of North but they're not feeling that idea. It might be the best thing to do because somehow, it might send Kanye to an even bigger spiral and he'd want to know how such a magazine got the pictures when he was one of the two to give approval! Couldn't you just picture that?
Anyway, TMZ says that if they were to release them to any magazine, it would be to a "Fancy" one like Vanity Fair (one can only assume they don't pay for baby pictures). They also say that "Kimye" might go the Beyonce/Jay-Z route and release pictures of their own via social media (remember the Carters created a Tumblr page to present Blue Ivy to the world).
The more plausible option is that Kim will allow E! to be the first ones to show North, as her family's show, Keeping Up With The Kardashians, airs on that channel. Surely, Kanye will hate that but hey, Kim's a Kardashian and publicity is what they know best!
Do you think now that Kim is a mom she'll cut down on her need for media attention?
Tags:exclusive, kanye west, kim kardashian, magazines, media, money, North West, publicity
Guess It's All Our Fault: Chris Brown's Seizure Allegedly Caused By 'Constant Negativity"
Well, talk about taking the easy way out.
On Friday, reports surfaced that Chris Brown had a seizure while at a recording studio. There were few details about what caused it but the news was that he'd suffered from them as a child.
Well, now we have our answer: if you've ever said something bad about Breezy, it was your fault.
That's right, according to TMZ, Brown is blaming his seizure on the people who bring him down. They contacted his rep and received the following response when asked what triggered it:
It was due to "intense fatigue and extreme emotional stress, both due to the continued onslaught of unfounded legal matters and the nonstop negativity."
He must have forgotten that it is his temper that seems to flare to the "Nth power" as soon as someone says something he doesn't like. He must have forgotten that during that car accident situation from a couple of months ago, he was the one who gave false information.
So, we're sorry, Chris, if you decided that you wanted to act like a member of a new millennium version of NWA and have given us no reason to really like you anymore. We're sorry that you won't take a break to get yourself together so that you know how to deal with pressure a bit better.
But please, spare us the sob story and be accountable.
That said, we don't wish the worst on anyone so we truly hopes he finds out what triggered the seizure and can get it under control. There are many of us who know what stress can do to the body (and we don't doubt that he has a lot of it) so maybe if he can get to a place where he finds some peace – because we know people will never stop talking – this type of thing won't happen again.
Tags:Chris Brown, drama, media, negativity, seizures
Dead Issue: Are Women's Magazines Still Viable?
In college, I couldn't wait each month for the new issues of women's magazines to hit the newsstand. I'd rush to get the latest copies of Glamour, Mademoiselle, Elle, Allure, Vogue, Cosmo. Sure, I drooled over the fashions and give myself a makeover with the new season's beauty tips, but I also devoured the articles, which covered everything from vital health issues to life-changing experiences. The articles were informative, inspiring and insightful. They were also well-written, serious journalism.
But for some, serious journalism doesn't equate with women's magazines, and recently Slate pondered why. Port magazine's discussion last month on the importance of print magazines was void of input from women's magazine editors who are mostly women, and, by the way, get paid $15,000 less than male editors, according to Folio magazine's annual compensation survey. (h/t) Insulted by the Port omission, editors and contributors to women's magazines launched a hashtag — #womenatlength — to share their greatest works on Twitter. And Slate went on to theorize that the reason why men don't take women's publications seriously is due to article length; men's mags tend to run longer (and thus presumably more in-depth) articles. And, as the site points out, we know the value men give to length.
Moreover, the sales for magazine's targeted to women continue to drop. Magazine sales were down across the board 8.2 percent in the second half of 2012, according to the Alliance for Audited Media. But it is the women's magazine segment that suffered the most. "Among the top 25 magazines according to newsstand sales, women's titles and celebrity glossies took the deepest dives," reports WWD. Cosmopolitan, Hearst's highest-selling magazine, dropped 18.5 percent to 1.2 million copies, Glamour declined 14.5 percent to 402,000 copies, and Elle declined 11.8 percent to 213,000. Harper's Bazaar and Vogue also dropped.
Consumers might not be buying print versions of women's magazines not because they are not impressed with the quality or interested by the topics, but could be lured away by electronic versions. That's what Shafonne Myers, founder and CEO of Pretty Pear Bride for plus-sized brides, thinks.
"I've seen a significant drop in our print sales, granted we are not distributed in stores across the globe but we have a large online presence and we have experienced a tremendous growth in our digital magazine downloads as compared to our print magazine sales," Myers tells us. "Honestly, I think it is because women are just more comfortable with digital magazines and enjoy the convenience of having the magazines immediately, especially in the bridal realm. It's way easier for a bride to be able to flip through a digital bridal magazines and pin what she likes or share it with her friends, planner, hairstylist, etc. if it's digital."
Myers might be on to something. A recent MPA Magazine Media Readers and Smartphones survey found 84 percent of those polled read digital magazines on their cell phones, with women being a significant segment. "Apple iPhones are dominant at 61%, especially among women (64%) versus men (58%) and higher [household] income consumers — 70% for $100,000+ compared to those making under $50,000 (52%)." Magazine readers aged 18-to-34 were polled in 2012.
As sales do continue to drop, you would think the magazines would start trying to reach a broader audience. Where is the outreach to women of color? It certainly isn't being done with print magazines. Take a look at the round of September covers—not a woman of color of any of the mammoth fall issues. I myself no longer rush to the stands to get a print magazine. Though I miss turning down the page corners of fashions I love, I find myself turning more to the Web and bookmarking. On the web I can find various media outlets that speak to me, cover people I want to read about, write about issues that I, as a black woman, want to ponder. Though not as physically satisfying as turning the pages and holding a magazine in hand, the stories I now read on the Web are stimulating my brain and my emotions in ways that traditional women's magazines aren't.
Despite Continued Criticism Over Its Boston Marathon Manhunt Coverage, CNN Wins In The Ratings
You know your news broadcast has problems when Don Imus feels entitled to criticize it. CNN continues to feel the heat resulting from their coverage of the manhunt for the teenage suspect in the Boston Marathon attack, which both erroneously reported that there had been an arrest before there was one, and reported that the suspect was a "dark-skinned male."
"I just want to know what happened," Imus said on the air today. "Just tell me what happened." (He calls their reporting "hyper-bolay"… LOL.)
And once again, Jon Stewart went in mercilessly on CNN on The Daily Show, not just for the content, but for the seeming disorganization between the reporters and the control room in their ongoing race to report all the things they don't know.
But pay the facts no nevermind, say the viewers. Reports The New York Times:
CNN averaged 2.9 million viewers for its daylong coverage, behind the 3.2 million who watched Fox News. But among viewers between the ages of 25 and 54, which is how advertisers buy commercials on news channels, CNN had 1.34 million viewers, compared with 952,000 for Fox News. In both cases those were the best numbers for CNN for all nonpolitical events since April 2003, when the channel was covering the Iraq war.
The question is whether this a momentary bump or something the network can carry through. More than that, there's the issue of CNN's reputation. Already tarnished for their bloopers while reporting the Supreme Court decision on President Obama's healthcare plan (CNN said it had been struck down), the reporting last week definitely didn't help. In this column by the Times' David Carr, he notes that people want CNN to succeed, but "hugely embarrassing" incidents like the one last week undermine it. And they're messing up at a time when people are paying attention to the changes that new president Jeff Zucker is putting into place. Carr writes:
Part of the reason that we still want CNN to be great is that at a moment when information and news seem to have done a jailbreak — bursting forth everywhere in all sorts of ways — it would be nice to have a village common where a reliable provider of news held the megaphone. By marketing itself as the most trusted name in news, CNN is and should be held to a higher standard.
And for his efforts, John King remains on the air. He addressed his coverage on Twitter, and it's worth noting that other outlets, including the AP, said they had sources stating an arrest had been made. And King said he also had sources telling him the suspect was dark-skinned. Now he's off to Texas to interview President George W. Bush about his new presidential library, which will be opening on May 1.
"The challenge for us is how to make CNN more essential, how to make it one of the four tires on the car," Zucker said at an Atlanta Press Club event last month. To be more essential, the network has to be more careful and less ridiculous.
Tags:Boston Marathon, cnn, Jeff Zucker, media, ratings
Why The Media Needs To Lay Off The Obama's Marriage
For several months in 2011, the world of hopeful romantics was tilted on its axis. Rumors swirled and swelled and were splashed across gossip sites and magazines "reporting" the end of Will and Jada Pinkett-Smith's then-15 year marriage. Pinkett-Smith finally addressed the hearsay head on with French magazine Gala: "Every year, one celebrity couple is under the microscope. This year, unluckily, it's us!"
Well, it's a new year, and an unlikely couple has taken The Smith's unfortunate spot. A pair of gaffes by President Obama and first lady Michelle Obama has drawn new scrutiny upon their 20-year marriage and folks have been steadily weighing in.
The president's "big" gaffe
During a recent speech at a Democratic National Committee luncheon in California, President Obama gave a "shot out" to California Attorney General Kamala Harris. "She's brilliant and she's dedicated, she's tough," Obama said. "She also happens to be, by far, the best-looking attorney general … It's true! C'mon," he added.
The remark was swiftly derided in many circles. Writing for New York magazine, Jonathan Chait called Obama's comments "disgraceful." "Women have a hard time being judged purely on their merits," he wrote. "Discussing their appearance in the context of evaluating their job performance makes it worse."
Yet for others, it was nothing worth noting. At The Washington Post, Jonathan Capehart scoffed at criticism of the president's remarks, suggesting that detractors "lighten up."
The president apologized to Harris anyway, the same night.
The first lady calls herself "single," the press runs with it
However, it was a misstep by the first lady on the same day that turned up the attention on the state of the first marriage. Mrs. Obama described herself as a "busy single mother" during a recent television interview, but quickly corrected her mistake. "You know, when you've got the husband who's president, it can feel a little single — but he's there," Obama told a CBS local station. She then described herself as a "busy working mom" instead.
New York's Daily News referred to these twin slips of tongue as "double trouble for the First Family," stirring up an air of negative innuendo around the Obama's relationship. Some commenters on the highly-covered story even wondered how Mrs. Obama felt about his public compliments of another woman — especially in the context of misstating herself as being a "single mom."
As much as I love to generate a juicy story on an otherwise slow news day, there's not much to see here, folks. These slip ups don't reveal anything about the Obama marriage other than that the participants in it, despite their fame, are regular folks who make ill-timed comments and may struggle to find a work-home balance just like the rest of us.
Read more on TheGrio.com.
Tags:Apology, attractive, barack obama, marriage, media, michelle obama, obamas, single mother
More than Beyonce: Finding Role Models for Daughters of Color
My 3-year caught only glances of Beyonce's halftime performance at the Super Bowl. But with the little she did see, she thought she had gone to heaven. While performing some of Beyonce's dance moves and gestures, she would tell me, "Mommy! She's amazing!" "What's her name?" And, "Mommy, look at me!"
Beyonce is an impressive woman, even if her outfits are a little risque for my tastes. But, in the seeming absence of others, the power she yields as the most attractive role model for my daughters is a bit scary. And my sentiments are shared by many moms of color I know, moms who cringe at what seems to be the most readily available "role models" in the media for their daughters.
The power of the media as a source for role models for young girls has been well documented. And it's generally acknowledged that while parents can aim to shield their children from the parts that they dislike about the media, total denial of its relevance and power is not possible. So, where does this leave parents?
I asked myself this question and was left with only one alternative: If I can't reject all of what my daughters see and interpret as being role model material in the media, I can ensure that I provide an alternative voice for them to see the kinds of role models that I would hope they aspire to become someday. I can't control everything, but I can:
1. Limit screen time. As a parent, I can be sure to monitor and, in some cases, limit what my daughters see on TV. In place of the screen, I can be sure that we spend more time doing other things in our local community that will enable my daughters to see women of color doing fabulous things like being florists, doctors, congresswomen, business owners, scientists, or dance teachers.
2. Use some innocent propaganda. Propaganda isn't always a bad thing, right? That's what I thought and that's why I've been spending time online and in my community finding great videos, shows, songs, and children's books showing women and girls of color in a variety of roles. We love Doc McStuffins and Lil' Bill on Nick Jr. and use YouTube to find clips of singers like Alicia Keys and India.Arie spending time with Elmo. My daughters and I read Dancing in the Wings by Debbie Allen and The Story of Ruby Bridges by Robert Cole for bedtime.
3. Be sure to seek out and verbally recognize more "unconventional" beautiful women of color who are doing amazing things. Women like Michelle Obama, Melissa Harris-Perry, Regina Cater, Esperanza Spalding, Susan Rice, and Bibi McGill, are what I'll call my "counter" role models. These are women (most of whom are accessible through the media) who appear and are just as fabulous as the Beyonces of the world. But they are different because their work speaks of more of the kinds the possibilities that are available to girls of color.
The day before yesterday, my oldest toddler told me she wanted to be a princess when she grew up, but today she said she'd like to instead be a princess violin player. Is this evidence that my "master plan" is working? Only time can tell. But that she knows that she could, if she wanted, play the violin and be fabulous, now that's what I'm celebrating today.
Tags:media, raising daughters, role models
Who's More Responsible For The Negativity In Hip-Hop, The Artists Or The Industry?
Is hip-hop destroying black America? To answer this question fairly, we must first discard the distorted image of hip hop that mainstream media has passed off for the past 20 years.
Hip-hop is a movement consisting of four main artistic elements: DJ'ing, rapping, breaking and graffiti. But at its core, it is a philosophy based on the idea that self expression is an integral part of the pursuit of peace, love and unity. It was created by young visionaries who tapped into their greatest potential and gave birth to one of the most important cultural phenomenon the world has ever seen.
Shaped by the spirit of Africa, The Carribean and black America, it is a culture that binds us under the belief that we must strive for excellence through our respective art forms, as well as within our souls. It's a lifestyle that unites people from the U.S to Nigeria, France to Brazil, Japan to Mexico, often unable to speak each other's language but fully capable of understanding all that makes us who we are.
Read more on TheGrio.com.
Tags:entertainment industry, hip hop, industry, media, negativity, rap, rappers
Jada Pinkett Thinks The Media Bullies Young Celebs, Do You Agree?
Jada Pinkett has been using her Facebook page to air out all sorts of social commentaries lately. Last week, she asked why so many heterosexual women were turning to other women as a last romantic resort, on Saturday, she talked about the oppression men have been forced to endure, and on Sunday she spoke out on what she considers to be bullying towards young celebrities at the hands of the media. She wrote in her post titled, "Are We Bullying Our Young Artists," which included a photo of Rihanna, Justin Beiber, Taylor Swift, and Quvenzhané Wallis:
How can we ask for our young stars to have a high level of responsibility if we are not demonstrating that same level of responsibility towards them?
This last week, I had to really evaluate the communication in regard to our young artists in the media. I was trying to differentiate cyber-bullying from how we attack and ridicule our young stars through media and social networks. It is as if we have forgotten what it means to be young or even how to behave like good ol' grown folk. Do we feel as though we can say and do what we please without demonstrating any responsibility simply because they are famous?
Is it okay to continually attack and criticize a famous 19 year old who is simply trying to build a life, exercise his talents while figuring out what manhood and fame is all about as he carries the weight of supporting his family as well as providing the paychecks to others who depend on him to work so they can feed their families as well? Does that render being called a Douchebag by an adult male photographer as you try to return to your hotel after leaving the the hospital? Or what about our nine year old beautiful Oscar nominee who was referred to as a Douchebag as well? Or what about being a young woman in her early twenties, exploring the intricacies of love and power on the world stage? And should we shame a young woman for displaying a sense of innocence as she navigates through the murky waters of love, heartbreak, and fame? Are these young people not allowed to be young, make mistakes, grow, and eventually transform a million times before our eyes? Are we asking them to defy the laws of nature because of who they are? Why can't we congratulate them for the capacity to work through their challenges on a world stage and still deliver products that keep them on top.
We all know how hard it is to keep our head above water, even in the privacy of our own homes let alone on the world stage. Imagine yourself, at their age, with the spotlights, challenges and responsibilities. Most of us would have fallen to the waste side before we could even get to a crashed Ferrari, a controversial romance, several heart breaks, or an Oscar nomination at NINE. We WISH we could have had the capacity to accomplish HALF of what they have accomplished along with ALL these challenges they face. But…maybe THAT'S the problem…we WISH we could have or even…we WISH we could.
I don't know if I would put Rihanna in the same boat as a young actress like Quvenzhané, but I do get the point Jada is trying to make — though at some point I think we need to ask whether some of these stars have made their own beds long before the media got a hold of their rude boy behavior.
As a general rule though, name calling is never an appropriate exchange among anyone personally or professionally, particularly when there is a marked age difference between the parties, but someone needs to take it upon themselves to educate these young artists on the type of consequences that come along with acting out under such a huge spotlight. The blame can be equally split between these two parties.
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WASHINGTON — The FBI is taking charge in the criminal investigation of the explosions at the Boston Marathon.
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For a limited time I'll answer questions from students, and encourage other long-term professional aid workers here in AidSource to do the same...
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not a long timer but I'll be happy to share my 5 years experience with anybody in need.
In particular I spent quite some time in East of DRC and Burundi and I'm writing my dissertation on the country so if anybody has an interest let me know.
I'm actually got back to uni for a degree and I'll be happy to answer questions on "bridging the gap" from school to field and vice versa if needed.
I'll be travelling soon for a few days without access to connection, don't be afraid if I do not answer soon. Private messages are also welcome.
I would say that field experience is always, always a plus. The earlier you can specialize, the better ("I work specifically on M&E for rural ag programmes on the subcontinent" sounds pretty good, no?) Also, if you want to do M&E, make sure you have strong tech skills. Many people in this industry come in from the humanities side, and having more math/computer/analytic skills will give you an edge.
Hi Sian,
You're facing a tough choice and there are no easy answers! However, it might help if you try to more clearly define what you are hoping to achieve through a work placement. What are the top 5 things you want to get out of it?
Once you have defined that more clearly, your choice may become easier. For example, if you are hoping to learn about the aid industry and work alongside people with more experience, probably ICRAF will be an environment where you can get that. Plus it never hurts to have a respected name on your CV. On the other hand, if your goal is to get first hand experience working and living in a developing country, then India would be your bet.
My one caution about going for a grassroots placement is that while you will learn a lot, you will likely be in a position where you are expected to provide advice / skills etc, not in a position where you are expected to develop those. That was certainly my experience, and while it was an amazing life experience, I didn't exactly come out of it with more skills than when I went in.
One final word of hard-learned advice is not to limit yourself too early to an idea of what you'd like to specialize in. Coming out of undergrad, I was certain that I wanted a career in "Gender" and focus on North Africa. I have ended up finding my professional calling in communications and working mostly in South-East Asia, West, and East Africa - and having no interest in gender and development whatsoever. ;)
Our small NGO has constant, constant problems with the American off-site team. They are all volunteers, and are well intentioned, but our (4 person) on-site team spends a lot of time just explaining and reexplaining programming. For example, I run our M&E and have been told to work with 2+ American volunteers. They have NO CLUE about M&E and I spend more time explaining things to them than I do actually working on M&E!
At the same time, we do really need volunteers. We are such a small NGO, and all of our fundraising, website, marketing is in the States.
We are a fairly young organization (7 years) and I want to improve this system....what could I do to help rework our volunteer network? We need to get people who are more qualified, and the postings on idealist aren't cutting in.
Sarah, I worked for what I liked to call a baby NGO which was suffering from the same issue except our volunteers were coming to where we were working with no experience or understanding of what they were walking into.
One of the things I think that worked to remedy the situation is to have targeted job descriptions for the positions you are trying to fill including an education and language requiremnet if applicable. Also don't be afraid simply because someone is a volunteer to ask them to complete some type of pre interview testing. For example you could do a test on M&E knowledge of terminolgy and protocols.
Another thing you can do is use those volunteers who were stand outs as mentors to current volunteers so you are answering less questions and doing more of the work you are trying to complete.
Just some ideas...
more or less on the same principle why not using Interns rather than volunteers?
I think that there will be many people just graduated that will be happy to work for free to gain experience on field and according to what you said maybe they can be a step better than simple volunteers.
You might also create link with universities offering degree in the field in order to have a regular flow of interns.
Sarah (and Lauren):
In general I find the volunteer paradigm generally problematic for exactly this reason. As the old adage goes, "you get what you pay for", and in my experience (which does include working at one time for a small NGO with an overwhelmingly volunteer-centric identity) this is almost always the case with a volunteer-heavy staff, no matter how committed.
Assuming that changing over to a mode of operation where recruiting qualified staff and actually paying them to work for you is not an option, in my experience your options are basically:
1) Manage your volunteer workforce very assertively. This would include things like screening for competence, specific skills, even worldview, and becoming more selective about who is allowed to volunteer. A common tendency is to assume that because volunteer staff are volunteers, somehow the normal rules of good management and supervision don't apply to them. In reality you can manage volunteers in more or less the same ways that you manage paid staff, although you do need to invest in understanding their motivations and rewards. You can 'fire' volunteers for poor performance, too, by the way.
2) Very dramatically downsize expectations about what you can accomplish in the field. Understand that working with volunteers requires a LOT of investment on the volunteer side. If You are intentionally a volunteer focused/driven/supported organization, then your job does necessarily becomes about educating volunteers about M&E (frustrating as that may be). While your organization may inadvertently get lucky now and again, the unfortunate reality is that you cannot do as much or run programs at the same level of excellence with volunteers as you can with paid professionals.
Volunteer-based programs are generally controversial. But basically, you have to go into them appreciating them for what they are, willing to make the kinds of commitments needed to operate them.
I'm also a Global Studies major getting ready to graduate in May. I would like to do a Masters in some sort of international development degree, but I'm planning on taking at least a year off first (like most people are advising).
I know it'd be a great time to get some experience working... but any specific ideas about how to go about getting an entry level job in the humanitarian sector and/or advice on what are good organizations? I know there are a lot of non-paid internship opportunities, but ideally I'd like to do something where I am at least getting paid a little, because I have loans from my undergrad to pay off..
I just don't really know where to start as far as a job search.. Should I look for small local NGOs, or bigger, more well-known ones? Should I look around where I am living now in Southern California (near my family/university) or should I just look for jobs anywhere? Any advice?
Karly I suggest you to try everything, or at least to apply everywhere and then according to opportunities take a decision.
In my opinion you already spent too much time in SoCal, better trying the field now.
Do you already have a specific interest in a sector or geographic area?
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Hi J.,
As a (fairly) recent graduate, I've done several internships and worked in Washington, DC, in fields unrelated to development or aid. I'm now taking some time off before I consider graduate school and am currently in Hanoi trying to understand the NGO scene.
I know that mentors are really important for both personal and career development, esp in this field, which seems so overwhelmingly vast. I'm not sure where to begin, but what I have done is follow a lot of practioners blogs (the usual suspects) and their twitters just so I keep abreast of what people "in the field" are currently thinking and talking about.
I hope this isn't a silly question, but, what are some best practices you can recommend in finding a mentor?
Hey Thuy,
It's not a silly question at all. (What I do find truly silly are those people/orgs who try to structure mentorship - "Here, meet your new mentor..." Mentorship and mentoring, in my opinion always happen organically. Anway...)
In my experience, both as someone who has been mentored by different people in the past, and who also now mentors (one or two) others, finding a mentor is 95% personal connection, even "chemistry" though not in a fall-in-love way.
I think it starts with basic acquaintance, then friendship. I'd say try to get to know some of the NGO staff there in Hanoi. I haven't lived there for many years, so can't guide you about who to start with specifically, or where to hang out. But in general - and this is very Hanoi-specific - you want to be thinking more "AmCham" and VUFO expat gatherings, and less the bars on Ngo Bao Khanh. Put another way, for a mentor you want to be making friends with people who can actually mentor you - not senior management (Country Director or Country Rep) so much as mid-management and/or senior technical staff: Senior Programme Officer, Health Technical Director, Operations Manager, etc. (the titles change a bit from org to org). Make sense?
You want as a mentor someone who's been in the game for a few years, got some real world experience, and who knows enough about the industry to give you good advice.
Obviously it's easier in person, but in-person isn't the only option.
Hope this helps.


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Anyway, the main technical problem I had was that, even though my crude game''s framerate hit the monitor''s update threshold, the messages were still perceptible to the naked eye! I didn''t really know what to do about that, though I partially solved the problem by making the message color nearly identical to the background color.
Anyway, if your images were truly beneath the threshold of human perception, guess it would be legal as long as you didn''t tell anyone
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Any designer who uses one or both of these methods deserves to be slapped around with a large trout. These are terrible design ideas, and would only result in a *very* frustrating game. There are many other much better ways to make games creepy.
(BTW, cool idea for the subliminal stuff, although I think there might be a couple of laws against that. Perhaps you should check with a lawyer).
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Take a look at Alone In the Dark part 1. (Not 2 and 3!!).
Part 1 was freakin'' scary man!!! DOn''t know what made it scary (besides some really cool shocking scenes) however.
Best ever!
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Mmmm, I''ll have to think of one.
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Sick of these emoticons yet?
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What happens is the eye and brain can roughly pick out 25 frames per second and tell them appart. Any faster than that and the motion appears to be a solid moving picture.. thus motion pictures were born.. still images which played at 32 frames per second, well above the nessicary ammount to fool the brain. This insured against people with good perception, and as far as I know, no one can pick out 30 frames per second. It''s all very interesting in terms of how our mind works.. and how we see things. For instance, the lines on the middle of the road when you''re driving at 80 look to be 10 feet long, while they''re actually 3 feet. Perception in terms of judgement of distance being acturate, the line is actually appearing warped to your mind. This is because the brain cannot process the motion of the line, as it''s moving too fast. Thus it appears to be a long blurred line.
This is also good for understanding slow motion and such, and why we can do things like that in the matrix although.. that''s best discussed further in email if you wish.
As far as Landfish''s idea.. i believe it''d be deemed illegal. The reasons would be the sheer chance of accidently causing someone''s death. Not directly.. not by saying "go kill yourself" but by doing something like scaring the shizzit outta someone till they get a gun and blast the mailman when he comes over next.. simply cause in your game the mailman turned into some hideous monster and your subliminal messaging read "do it! do it! kill him!" or something like that. It''s a very tough question, and i believe you''d have to publish a visable warning about this. As well as give examples in the manual of the things said.. perhaps even full disclosure of all scenes with subliminal messaging.
I''d deffinately ask a lawyer first.. someone who would know. I might actually trek to our school''s law library, where we have a free law clinic where you can get help with issues like this.
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Anyways.. just thought you might like to know that it''s a futile quest right now.. but a really cool idea Think about it in any game.. wargames having ones to pump up your adrenaline.. etc Oh well.. not yet!
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Original post by Landfish
Why cool? because there are two ways to make a game scary right now, short of this idea. One, you make it gorssly hard, so that you die. This works (kinda) in examples like DOOM, but the player quickly becomes jaded and keeps his cool instead of wetting his pants. Second, you rob the player of control, al la Resident Evil. This is good because it makes use of horror cinematic technique, but bad because, well, the controls suck.
You thought Doom was grossly hard?? After just a little practice, there was virtually no room you couldn''t just run into with guns blazing, sidestep around a bit, and mow everything down. But I was always too scared to play that way I guess perceptions vary from player to player.
And I thought Resident Evil was laughable, not scary, but there you go.
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However, that could have people pissing all over themselves if they were scared anyways .
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I was considering flashing Images in context on the screen, not messages (i KNOW that would be illegal). But if mainstream hollywood movies like Blair Witch or Fight Club can do it without a warning, why not a game?
(For the record, I was not entertained by either ResEvil nor Doom, much less scared. The second ResEvil did give me a jump or two, I must concede...)