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The children's and teenager's market has become increasingly significant as young people have become more affluent, and have an ever growing disposable income. Children as Consumers traces the stages of consumer development which children pass through and examines the key sources upon young people's consumer socialization. It examines: the kinds of things young people consume; how they use their money; how they respond to different types of advertising; and whether they need to be protected through special legislation and regulation.
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Solid neighborhood retail center with Dollar General, Railside Rest., United Cerebral Palsy, Patriot News as co-tenants; Open 4,500 SF floor plan suits most retail needs; Location off busy corridor Rt 649 near High School; Office suites are suitable for services, retail, consulting, exercise and quasi public uses; Tenants pay Util, janitorial; Landlord can provide alterations with acceptable terms and lease; 24 hr notice - key in office
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This is the first "formal" case-study I am releasing. The primary aim is to help current and prospective clients understand one particular part of the mechanics of a design engagement at aside. One of my current clients needs to understand the process thoroughly and from a non-creative point of view, hence this case-study PDF. I've e-mailed his copy and released it in general on the blog.
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Hi. I totally agree and identify with that concept of reviewing various type of designs before freezing on the final.
It's helpful in providing direction to both the designer and the customer. Its easy to say give me a good design, but that can be subjective right?
I've tried used this concept and suggested these to all designers I work with. Good to know that am not alone. Though on the work front you are ahead on that. Curious to know/read more about your work and your studio… will keep checking our website. Great going and wish you the best!
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The first question people ask me when they learn that I visited Amsterdam is "Did you go to the Red Light District?"
"Yeh, sure," I say. However, that is not what I went to Amsterdam for.
Amsterdam for me has always been those romantic canals.....and I could not get enough of them! :o)
Not far from our Houseboat I stumbled across the lovely canal that I had seen so many pix of. Beautiful, isn't it!! :o)
My pic is not as good as some I have seen.....but that is probably because I was so busy actually standing there and admiring it :o)
To add to the beauty of the canals in Amsterdam, flowering shrubs can be seen everywhere and even in planter pots on the bridges.
I was in heaven!! lol.
Now I'm not really into history, but when touring Europe one cannot help but be a little intregued with the historical stories of how things came to be.
I was interested to learn that the canals are man made and that Amsterdam is way below sea level. That's pretty scary stuff!.... So the stories of the Dykes that I heard when I was young are all true!
I certainly hope Amsterdam does not get flooded as it would be a shame to see these lovely canals destroyed.
A Nice way to check out the canals is to do a canal tour.
I enjoyed our canal tour. There was an interesting sight around every corner and I think my camera went into overdrive haha. I certainly was!! :o)
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If I ever come to Amsterdam again, I think we'll do the Casino.
Looking down the canal near the Casino, I admired the walkway complete with nice cafes. We didn't have time to check it out..... there's always something you wish you had more time to see hey.
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It's for the New Order. Nothing more, nothing less. All of this chaos sets up for the final AC, but yes, it's because God has been abandoned as well.
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1 Timothy 3:16 KJV
And without controversy great is the mystery of godliness: God was manifest in the flesh, justified in the Spirit, seen of angels, preached unto the Gentiles, believed on in the world, received up into glory.
Isaiah 9:6 KJV
For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.
Mark 16:16 KJV
He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved; but he that believeth not shall be damned.
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6) For to be carnally minded is death; but to be spiritually minded is life and peace.
7) Because the carnal mind is enmity against God: for it is not subject to the law of God, neither indeed can be.
8) So then they that are in the flesh cannot please God.
9) But ye are not in the flesh, but in the Spirit, if so be that the Spirit of God dwell in you. Now if any man have not the Spirit of Christ, he is none of his.
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8) This people draweth nigh unto me with their mouth, and honoureth me with their lips; but their heart is far from me.
9) But in vain they do worship me, teaching for doctrines the commandments of men.
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An experienced chief academic officer and chief advancement officer will join an expert from the Association of Governing Boards for practical talk about how to enhance the way you work with the governing board. Susan Whealler Johnston, Executive Vice President, Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges Rita Knuesel, Provost, College of Saint Benedict/St. John's University Robert Kallin, Vice President of Development, Alumni, and Parent Relations, Gettysburg College Linking Fundraising, Academic Program Goals, and the Institutional Strategic Plan Developing a campaign plan should be a collaborative process that matches academic program priorities with fundraising goals. A panel of chief academic and chief advancement officers will relate their experiences that culminated in successful campaigns. They will focus on the collaborative process for developing a campaign plan that links the institutional strategic plan, academic goals, and fundraising priorities to support those goals. Bradley W. Bateman, Provost, Denison University Katie Conboy, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Stonehill College Francis Dillon, Vice President for Advancement, Stonehill College Julia Beyer Houpt, Vice President for Institutional Advancement, Denison University Mentoring Faculty MembersMentoring programs for faculty members should vary with the needs of faculty members at different stages in their professional development and are especially important in the pre-tenure years. Are the best mentors necessarily in the same discipline? Under what circumstances is it wise to have different mentors at different stages? How can the mentoring program support the professional evaluation process? Participants will learn about successful mentoring programs that help faculty members navigate the pre-tenure period. Julie Wollman, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Wheelock College Edward Ericson, Vice President for Academic Affairs, John Brown University New Responsibilities for Chief Academic OfficersChief academic officers are increasingly being asked to become more involved in fundraising. They are eager to learn how they can collaborate with the chief advancement officer on fundraising projects, what their appropriate role is in the campus fundraising plan, and how they might enlist the assistance of key faculty members and deans. What skills do chief academic officers bring to the partnership? While they may be familiar with fundraising initiatives to support specific academic projects, how do they learn about working with alumni, community partners, and corporations? What types of activities are good starting points? Chief advancement and chief academic officers will share their experiences in developing successful fundraising partnerships on their campuses. Edward J. Kvet, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Loyola University (LA) Patricia Lynott, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Southern New Hampshire University Thomas Young, Vice President for Institutional Advancement, Gustavus Adolphus College Preventive Law I – Managing the Hiring ProcessCurrent economic challenges require chief academic and chief advancement officers to think ever more carefully about the legal risks campuses face when conducting searches for new faculty and staff members. An attorney with experience in relevant cases will discuss best hiring practices, including drafting the position description, appointing the search committee, managing candidate files, checking references, completing background checks, and interviewing candidates on the phone and in person. Kathleen A. Rinehart, Attorney, Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek Preventive Law II – Best Practices in Employee EvaluationChief academic and chief advancement officers must carefully consider the legal risks for campuses surrounding instances of unacceptable behavior, poor performance, or potential termination of employees. In this interactive session, an experienced higher education attorney will address the legal considerations associated with these issues and provide senior officers with some of the necessary tools to manage them while minimizing risk to the institution. Kathleen A. Rinehart, Attorney, Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek Support for Academic Programs with Large Initial CostsResponsibility for curriculum development lies squarely with faculty members. However, when a new program is being developed that will require a significant infusion of resources, including new faculty positions, new or refurbished facilities, and equipment, collaboration between the chief academic officer and chief advancement officer is essential to achieve a positive outcome. Senior officers from two institutions will discuss how they developed and executed plans for a nursing program (Bluefield College) and pharmacy and physician assistant programs (University of Charleston). Benjamin Beakes, Vice President for Development, University of Charleston (WV) Ruth Blankenship, Vice President for Institutional Advancement, Bluefield College Robert Shippey, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Bluefield College Letha Zook, Provost and Dean of Faculty, University of Charleston The Future of the Humanities – Continuing the ConversationSeveral chief academic officers participated in the day-long Symposium on The Future of the Humanities offered by CIC and Johns Hopkins University in Washington, DC, on March 29, 2011. Speakers addressed the big issues: "Why the Humanities?" "The Humanities, the Individual, and Society," "The Humanities and Public Policy," and "The Humanities and the Institutions that Promote Them." A panel of CAOs will discuss what they learned about the importance of the humanities and their future, explore how technology might help rejuvenate the humanities as the core of the liberal arts, and offer ideas about effective pedagogies to teach the humanities. John Burney, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Doane College Jonathan Green, Provost and Dean of the Faculty, Illinois Wesleyan University Stephany Schlachter, Provost, Lewis University C. Reynold Verret, Provost, Wilkes University Unexpected Opportunities for FundraisingWhat happens when a campus has the opportunity to move a half mile away, thereby increasing instructional space five-fold and adding an additional 30 acres? An event of this magnitude is the occasion for a carefully crafted plan to expand academic programs and a major gifts campaign to design and develop the new space that supports this expansion. The chief academic officer and chief advancement officer of Burlington College will relate their experience as they mobilized campus constituents and members of the board of trustees in preparation for this transformation. Arthur Hessler, Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs, Burlington College Michael Luck, Vice President for Institutional Advancement, Burlington College MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7 Cultivating Relationships with Alumni (New Session)Chief academic and chief advancement officers share a responsibility to provide an excellent undergraduate experience for students. During the undergraduate years, faculty members form lasting relationships with students and are often the best source of information about their former students' career paths. Upon graduation, these alumni become the major constituency for institutional support in many different forms, including but not limited to giving. Frequently, however, faculty members are reluctant to share what they know about alumni with the advancement office. How can the chief academic officer and the chief advancement officer work together to maintain relations with alumni? Ronald Cohen, Vice President for University Relations, Susquehanna University Albert DeSimone, Vice President for Advancement, Kalamazoo College Michael McDonald, Provost, Kalamazoo College Carl Moses, Provost, Susquehanna University Department and Division Chairs Learn to Lead from the Middle (New Session)The theme of the 2011 Workshops for Department and Division Chairs, "Leading from the Middle," signaled that effective chairs must learn to navigate the campus organizational hierarchy vertically, as well as across functions and campus constituencies. How can chairs understand the context for the departmental or divisional budget? What questions do chairs raise about collecting and using data? How well are chairs prepared to handle personnel matters, especially the difficult conversations they have with their peers and students? A team of CAOs who were presenters at the workshops will share what they learned from interaction with the participants and lead a discussion about the roles and responsibilities of department and division chairs. William Deeds, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, Morningside College Richard Ostrander, Provost, Cornerstone University Elizabeth Rudenga, Provost, Trinity Christian College Jeanine Stewart, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Hollins University Enhancing Student Learning with The New York Times (New Session)CIC and The New York Times have a partnership. Using The New York Times as a supplementary resource can enhance the curriculum in liberal arts disciplines by promoting critical thinking, developing writing skills, engaging students in active learning, and fostering global awareness. A panel of chief academic officers and a representative from the Times will discuss the ways in which the Times' program aids student learning and brings Times reporters and photographers to campus. Also workshops for faculty members on interdisciplinary teaching and discounted rates for Monday-Friday delivery on campus are available. Harriet Feldman, Interim Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Pace University Doris Tegart, Provost, Bellarmine University Kathleen O'Connell, National Education Director, The New York Times Improving Student Retention (New Session)Helping students succeed in college requires a comprehensive approach that addresses any "at-risk" characteristics identified at the point of admission, as well as actual performance in the classroom and cocurricular activities. Successful student retention programs connect many campus constituencies, including faculty members, residence hall advisors, tutoring and counseling staff, and coaches. They also work well with established campus systems to serve the greatest number of students and achieve the goal of overall student retention. What services do effective programs provide? Who is on the front line for students who struggle to succeed? What data do campus administrators track and report? Two chief academic officers will discuss the student retention programs that have been implemented recently on their campuses that rely on new approaches. Daniel May, Vice President for Academic Affairs, University of Findlay Richard Nelson, Provost, Paul Smith's College David Yaskin, CEO, Starfish Retention Solutions Collaboration to Promote Signature ProgramsAn institutional decision to highlight only a few distinctive academic programs in admissions materials and other publications is a first step in a marketing campaign. How does this decision become reality? How and by whom are the featured programs selected? What level of funding is needed? How are the funds secured? Two senior officers from Schreiner University will describe their collaborative approach to selecting and supporting signature programs in graphic design, field biology, and the "integrity ambassador in business program." Charles McCormick, Provost, Schreiner University Mark Tuschak, Vice President for Advancement and Public Affairs, Schreiner University Cultivating Donors Individual donors are an important constituency in securing resources for academic programs. What attracts donors to colleges and universities? Why do they give? How can donor interests be cultivated? How can donor interests be aligned with academic priorities? Jerold Panas, executive partner and CEO, Jerold Panas, Linzy & Partners, will discuss why wealthy individuals give to colleges and universities and how they can develop an interest in academic priorities. Jerold Panas, Executive Partner and CEO, Jerold Panas, Linzy & Partners Effective Collaboration to Secure GrantsA successful track record of grant funding to support academic programs is built on collaboration between academic affairs and advancement. When is it appropriate to seek grants to support academic program initiatives? How is an appropriate funding source identified? Which campus office assumes responsibility for writing the grant? Who manages the grant once it is obtained? Participants will learn about strategies for sharing the responsibility for obtaining and managing extramural funding. John Greving, Vice President for Advancement, Nebraska Wesleyan University Marion Terenzio, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty, Bloomfield College Partnerships that Help Students Develop Information FluencyStudent learning is significantly enhanced when faculty members and librarians collaborate to ensure students' academic success. By moving beyond basic information literacy, faculty members, in partnership with librarians and academic officers, work to strengthen disciplinary teaching and involve students in meaningful research. Participants in the 2011 CIC Information Fluency Workshops in history and literature will discuss implementation of campus plans that were developed during the workshops for majors in history and literature. Paula Dehn, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Kentucky Wesleyan College David Garrison, Vice President for Academic Affairs, LaGrange College Susan Barnes Whyte, Library Director, Linfield College Susanne Woods, CIC Senior Advisor Stopping to Breathe: Renewal Strategies for Chief Academic Officers The chief academic officer's duties demand long hours, day after day. Just at the moment when the job seems almost manageable, a new crisis will inevitably hit the campus that requires the CAO's full engagement. How are time and space found for personal and professional renewal? Chief academic officers are invited to come to this open forum to exchange renewal strategies, share experiences, and provide one another a network of support. Moderator: Stephanie Quinn, Executive Vice President and Dean of the College, Rockford College Using NSSE Data to Build Support for Academic ProgramsData collected from the National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) have provided powerful support for making the case for the value of undergraduate educational programs at CIC institutions. What are the key messages from the data that help build case statements for additional scholarship support? How do NSSE data support requests for additional funding for internships, clinical assignments, or other field experiences? How can NSSE data support the development of new academic programs? Jillian Kinzie, Associate Director, Center for Postsecondary Research and NSSE Institute Harold V. Hartley III, Senior Vice President, CIC TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8 Assessing Global Learning OutcomesAs campus leaders plan curricula with outcomes intended to help students become more globally aware citizens, how are those outcomes measured? How is individual or collective student development assessed? How is the campus environment assessed? The Global Perspective Inventory (GPI), an assessment instrument, is designed to measure the global dimensions of student learning and development and to demonstrate the importance of campus environment. Seventeen institutions in the Appalachian College Association (ACA) are currently piloting the GPI. Three chief academic officers from the ACA will relate their experiences using this instrument and what they have learned about students' global perspectives from the data. Thomas Hess, Vice President for Academic Affairs, University of Pikeville Bettie Starr, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Lindsey Wilson College Sustaining Undergraduate Research ProgramsCollaborative student-faculty research programs have been proven to enhance undergraduate learning. The practical and logistical aspects of launching and maintaining a program, typically run during the summer months, are challenging, especially for tuition-driven campuses. How does the advancement officer learn about student-faculty research programs? How can advancement and academic affairs work together to secure the necessary funding? How can academic affairs provide data that show undergraduate research programs improve student learning? Teams of senior officers from two campuses will discuss how they collaborated on plans to sustain an undergraduate research program. Anne Berry, Vice President for Advancement, Lebanon Valley College Barbara Gayle, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Viterbo University Michael Green, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Lebanon Valley College Gary L. Klein, Vice President for Institutional Advancement, Viterbo University


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TI calls on gov't to prosecute and punish the corrupt
PUTRAJAYA - Transparency International today called on the Malaysian government to ensure independent investigations into corruption allegations, and that prosecutions and punishments are followed through, irrespective of who is implicated.
Malaysia is facing a major corruption crisis. Representatives from more than 110 Transparency International chapters and members at its Annual Membership Meeting from around our global Movement asked the government to ensure independent investigations into all corruption allegations.
"If Malaysia is to get through its current crisis then the government must let those who know how to investigate corruption do their job. The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission must be able to act independently and be free from political interference," said José Ugaz, chair of Transparency International.
The call from the Transparency International Movement was one of three resolutions passed today at the global anti-corruption organisation's Annual Membership Meeting in Putrajaya, Malaysia.
Transparency International also resolved to press for reconciliation and amnesty laws that do not legalise impunity. This resolution was passed as the Tunisian parliament considers a draft law that would allow people who stole public funds to be given amnesty for past crimes. In Mongolia, a new law would grant amnesty to anyone being investigated by the anti-corruption commission.
The Transparency International Movement also resolved to push for reforms and practices that address financial systems that facilitate tax evasion and that allow those responsible to escape justice.
The Annual Membership Meeting of Transparency International has also elected Nada Abdelsater-Abusamra of the Lebanese Transparency Association and re-elected incumbent board member Iftekhar Zaman as board members.


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Entertainment Games Looks Toward Social and Mobile Distribution(January 10, 2012)
LANGHORNE, Pa., Jan. 10, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Social and casual game developer and publisher Entertainment Games, Inc. (Pink Sheets:EGAM) today announced that in a recent interview with Technically Philly, President and COO Gene Mauro discusses how the company has quickly changed its focus from (Big Box) retail to developing a social and mobile platform.
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text: ^ ACCOLADE'S ~ m Comics For Apple II and Commodore 64/128 The Challenge You are about to embark on many fabulous adventures. Each dialogue selection and action choice will lead you to a different plot and story line. Enjoy the animation, find all the arcade se- quences, solve the adventure and rack up the highest score. But above all, enjoy yourself for many hours to come. Game Description You are Steve Keene: Private Spy, a dashing, daring, and sometimes dreaded comic book character. You are master of your fate and whether or not you succeed at your mission depends on the actions you take and how you interact with the characters you meet. The comic book consists of two interwoven elements: animated frames and arcade-game sequences. Frames will appear on the screen one at a time. No two frames are alike, and each will depict Keene and his surroundings in a unique way. Several choices are available at your fingertips: a) read the dialogue and enjoy the animation, then press the fire button to continue with the next frame. b) decide what to say by using the joystick to change the dialogue and the fire button to choose your response. This decision may af- fect the course of the story. c) use the joystick and fire button to change a course of action and vary the story line. (Example: an arrow that alternates flashing in two different directions, one to a door, and the other to a window. Moving the joystick will cause the arrow to move to one of the two positions, and pressing the fire button will complete the selection. ) 1 At some points during the adventure, a little 'watch' icon will ap- pear on the screen. This is an indication that the computer is think- ing. Have patience, computers think pretty fast. At certain points in the plotline, a series of frames will lead to an arcade game. In these, you must use the joystick and fire button to control Keene in one of many different scenarios. If Keene suc- ceeds, the story will continue as new frames appear. Lives & Endpoints If Keene makes a bad decision, the story will end. Fortunately, Keene is granted five lives at the start of the game. Reaching an endpoint will consume one of these lives. If Keene perishes in an arcade game sequence, he will also lose a life. If all of Keene's lives run out, the game is over. Save Came Feature To save an adventure in progress, type @. Follow the prompts that appear and the action will be saved at that point. To resume an adventure that has been saved, select the resume game option at the start. High Scores Once you have successfully navigated your way through all of the traps and pitfalls your score will be compared to a list of 'high scores' already on the disk. Good luck! Loading instructions For Apple II: Boot the disk labelled Side A. For Commodore: Disconnect all peripherals except one joystick plugged into port 2 and one disk drive. Insert the game disk labelled Side A in the disk drive and type the following: LOAD "*", 8, 1 press RETURN Some introductory animation and a title page will appear. Press the fire button to start your adventure. Convenience & Keyboard Controls ( " denotes a CTRL key] -J -R selects keyboard control selects joystick control restart/abort turn sound on/off Keyboard equivalents for joystick control: move up move left move down move right fire button pauses game until hit again, stops For Apple II ESC Space bar : For Commodore 64/128 -♦-(left arrow) : pauses game until hit again Arcade sequence Hints Where needed, diagonal movements are accomplished using both component keys in rapid succession; for example, to produce a movement to the upper right, type "I" and "L" quickly. Not all video game sequences use (or allow) diagonal movement. Play quickly. Bonus lives are awarded for quick action. Climber Scene: Keene is climbing on a rectangular trapeze of bars. Object: To collect five keys which appear one at a time in any of the four corners. Each of the five keys will remove a lock from the exit gate at the bottom right corner. When all locks have been removed, Keene must move to the bottom right corner to escape. Obstacles: The bars are constantly disappearing and re-appearing; don't get caught holding thin air. Movement: Keene can move in any of the four directions: up, down, left and right. Swimmer Scene: Keene has entered a subterranean river. Above him is solid rock containing numerous air pockets. Object: Keene must swim the length of the river. Obstacles: Keene has a limited supply of air. The amount is represented by a bar graph on the bottom of the screen. If Keene runs out of air, he will drown. Air can be replenished by swimming to an air pocket. The river is infested with electric eels; if Keene is near one when it unleashes an electric charge, look out. A number of turtles walk along the river bed. If Keene swims too close to one of these, he gets nabbed. Some of the air pockets contain poison gas (indicated by a reddish tinge). If Keene inhales it, his air supply will decrease rapidly. Movement: Keene can move in any of eight directions, including diagonals. Robots Scene: Keene is standing at the lower end of a series of corridors. Posi- tioned in each corridor is a power socket. Object: Keene must destroy every power socket using a supply of detona- tion mines. Obstacles: A number of hostile robots inhabit the corridors. They move down the length of the corridors to deposit piles of radioactive waste in Keene's path. If Keene comes too close to a radioactive pile he will be destroyed (the piles decompose after a period of time). The robots also shoot, and Keene will die if he is hit by a shot. There are a number of different types of robots; each has different characteristics. One of these moves slowly and requires two mine hits to be destroyed. Another will occasionally stop and turn on an impenetrable shield. A third type will sometimes appear on the screen flying above the corridors. If Keene hits him, all radiation piles will instantly decompose. Movement: Keene can run left or right. Pressing the fire button will have one of two effects: hurling a mine, or causing a mine that is already moving to explode. Building Scene: Keene has climbed out the window of a building and is now stand- ing on a narrow ledge. A number of fire escape ladders are posi- tioned on the ledges which allow Keene to climb up or down. Object: Keene must climb to the top of the building where he will be rescued by a helicopter. Obstacles: If Keene walks off the edge he will fall to his death. A pair of circular shaped robots fly onto the screen from time to time. They move vertically and hurl missiles that Keene must avoid. Movement: Keene can move left and right or climb up or down (if there is a ladder nearby). He can also jump using the fire button (to leap over a gap in the ledge or a missile). Positioned on some ledges are bricks which Keene can kick onto the robots by walking near the edge. Jetpack Scene: Keene has been dropped into a vast underground cavern where he flies around using a jetpack. Object: Keene must destroy a number of moving fire hydrants using a rapid-fire laser cannon, Obstacles: If Keene flies into a hydant, he will be destroyed. The hydrants re- lease fierce robots which fly around in the cavern pursuing and shoot- ing at Keene; if Keene is hit by a robot he will die. Keene can destroy the robots using his laser cannon. Destroying the hydrants is harder and takes several shots, since they have a built-in laser immunity. Flying robots (like the ones in the Robots game) appear from time to time; destroying this robot will cause all the other flying robots to explode as well. Movements: Keene can accelerate in any of eight directions. The ground pre- vents Keene from flying too low, and a network of girders prevents Keene from flying too high. Conveyor Belt Scene: Keene starts at the bottom of a network of conveyor belts. With the exception of the belt that Keene starts on, all belts move in one of two directions: clockwise or counter-clockwise. Object: Keene must move from one belt to another to reach the top. Obstacles: At the top of the screen, Arlo 'Red' Spunky (the villain) sits on a horizontal beam where he occasionally throws a switch that causes all the conveyor belts to reverse their directions. If Keene is not prepared for a sudden change in direction, he may fall to a vat of vile molten liquid below. Movement: Keene must move from the belt where he is currently positioned to the next one, which will be flashing. The speed and direction of Keene's movements are related to those of the belt he is on. When Keene reaches the end of a belt, he will 'fall' off the edge and hopefully will land on another belt. Rail Car Scene: Keene starts at the bottom of a scaffold of rails. To the right and left are elevators. A series of trap doors are positioned at even in- tervals along the tracks. Object: Keene must move along the tracks and into the elevators to be car- ried to the top of the scaffold. Obstacles: Sitting at the top of the scaffold is Arlo 'Red' Spunky, the villain. He occasionally throws one of two switches, one of which is red and the other blue. This causes all of the trap doors of the same color to open and close. If Keene is positioned above a trap door when it opens, he will fall. The elevator has an 'eject' mechanism which propels Keene out of the elevator when arriving at a new level. Movement: Keene can move left and right along the current rail. He can enter an elevator when it is at his floor. Bomber Scene: Keene is standing on the floor of a large warehouse filled with in- tricate machinery. High above, perched on a platform of bricks, sits Arlo 'Red' Spunky, the villain. From this vantage point, Arlo hurls bombs at Keene. Object: Keene must use a garbage can lid (acquired somewhere among the debris) to deflect the bombs upwards where they will destroy the bricks of Arlo's platform. If all the bricks are destroyed, Arlo will fall. Obstacles: If a bomb hits Keene and is not deflected, it will destroy him. Arlo's pet, a blind rat, occasionally runs out of a drainpipe and across the floor. If Keene does not jump over the rat, he will be bitten. Movement: Keene can move left and right across the floor. Pressing the fire button serves two purposes: it causes Keene to jump to avoid the rat, and it also raises the garbage can lid over Keene's head to deflect the bombs. Credits This game was created by Distinctive Software Inc. Sperling Plaza, Tower II 385 - 6450 Roberts Street Burnaby, B.C. V5G 4E 1 Canada Design: Art: Don Mattrick Tony Lee Jeff Sember John Boechler Theresa Henry Programming: Dean Griffiths Jeff Sember Dave Walters Kevin P. Pickell Amory Wong Music: Michael S. Smithson Patrick Payne Allan Johanson Copyright Copyright© 1987 by Accolade. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transcribed, copied, translated or reduced to any electronic medium or machine readable form without prior written permission of Accolade, 20813 Stevens Creek Blvd., Cupertino, California 95014. 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