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If your kids have heard about the shooting in Connecticut, chances are they're asking questions about it. So here's some advice from child psychologists and other experts on how you can help kids deal with something so tragic.
#1.) Turn Off the News. If you have NEWS stations running on a loop all day, young kids might misunderstand and think the shooting is happening over and over again. So make sure they understand it's NOT, and that the guy who did it is gone now.
#2.) Encourage Them to Ask Questions. Obviously, you don't need to tell them all the DETAILS. And you shouldn't FORCE them to talk about it. But maybe just ask if they've heard what happened, and go from there.
--Older kids might act cool like it doesn't bother them. And if it really doesn't, that's okay. But a good way to get them talking is to ask what their FRIENDS have been saying about it.
#3.) Put It in Perspective. Make sure they know this isn't something that happens all the time. Young kids might need some reassurance that they're safe, and they don't have to worry when they go to school each day.
#4.) Don't Tell Them That What They're Feeling Is Wrong. A young kid might tell you they're HAPPY, because no one they KNOW was hurt.
--And if they say something like that, don't feel like you have to explain why they SHOULD be sad. Just be supportive, and tell them you're glad too. But you're sad for the people who DID get hurt.
#5.) Keep a Closer Eye on Kids Who Have Been Through Something Traumatic Before. Just like with adults, a NEW traumatic event can bring back a lot of bad memories. But kids don't always show it the same way.
--For example, they might cope by reverting back to old habits, like playing with a toy they haven't cared about in a long time. Or they might start throwing tantrums you thought they'd grown out of.
--They could even start acting anti-social and LESS emotional than they normally are. So if you're worried, keep an eye out for ANYTHING out of the ordinary in the next week.


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Phillis Wheatley American Literature Analysis
No one could deny Wheatley's remarkable achievement in being the first African American of either sex to publish a book in colonial America, a time and place where slaves' very humanity was questioned. The publication of a slave girl's poems attested to the spiritual and intellectual capacities of Africans kept in bondage. However, while the accomplishment is noteworthy, the poetry itself has always received an ambivalent response, from both her contemporaries and from some modern readers.
Some of the early criticisms can be attributed to a lack of ease with the poetry's source; for example, Jefferson's dismissal of Wheatley's work suggests his unwillingness to credit the idea of art from the hand of a slave. Nonetheless, even her supporters have observed that her poetry was good but not exceptional. Although the quality of her work has long been debated, it is an unfair judgment to suggest that her interest lies primarily in her unusual circumstances and historical significance.
European culture was a heavy presence in early American writing, and the neoclassical influence is clearly seen in Wheatley's poetry in its polished poetic diction, conventional figures of speech, classical allusions, decorum, and emotional restraint. The works of Alexander Pope, one of the great neoclassical poets, were an important part of Wheatley's early education, and his translation of Homer's Iliad (c. 725
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12:30 PM, Best Buy and Target, Pembroke Pines In anticipation of black Friday, Michael Onuoha took his spot in line at the Best Buy on 11450 Pines Blvd in Pembroke Pines on Wednesday morning.
"We left our chairs and came later in the day," said Michael, 13, of Pembroke Pines, who waited in line with several family members to purchase a television set, a laptop and other electronics.
Michael, called the experience of waiting more than a day in line a happy one.
"I met new friends," in line, said Michael. "It's been a good experience."
Best Buy was a hot spot for many Black Friday shoppers looking to take advantage of the stores midnight sale. More than 400 people waiting in line at the Pembroke Pines store.
Vendors sold coffee and food to shoppers as they waited, many of whom were bundled up next to each other to beat the chilly weather.
Inside the store the atmosphere was fairly relaxed, with most people standing patiently in line to purchase their items as dance music blasted on the stores speakers.
"This is what we live for in retail," said Armando Lopez, the store's general manager. "This is our Super Bowl."
Many shoppers bounced from store to store Thursday night and Friday night. Some even got to know their line mates.
Kim White, 30, and Michelle Daniels, 31, met up in the electronics line at Target, 11253 Pines Blvd, in Pembroke Pines that extended throughout the back of the store.
As they waited they learned they both planned to go to Pembroke Lakes Mall after their trip and had been at the Walmart, 12800 Pines Blvd., in Pembroke Pines at 7:30 p.m. before headed to Sears in Pembroke Lakes Mall an hour later.
Daniels, who left her Thanksgiving dinner early to head to the mall, is a first time black Friday shopper and said she enjoyed the experience.
"I love it, I think it's kind of fun," said Daniels, a Jacksonville resident who was in town for the holiday.
Daniels, who was waiting to buy a digital camera, added the long lines would have bothered her more on a normal shopping day.
"I like the sales and deals you can get today," she said.
11 AM Bass Pro Shops, Dania Beach Lines at cash registers were about 15 people deep as the Black Friday specials came to a.close after six hours. Jeans for $9.97, a kids mini ATV for $29.97 and a $179.97 smoker were some of the big sellers.
Dave Kemether grabbed the last smoker to replace one he had that broke.
"There was a whole rack and it emptied in a matter of seconds," said Kemether, 55, of Dania Beach. "I guess I got here just in time."
11 AM Pembroke Lakes Mall Alice Bostic, 59, of Miami Gardens, is still shopping after more than five hours in the Pembroke Lakes Mall. The preacher's wife arrived at 5:30 a.m.
"I still have some get up and go," she said.
Bostic, accompanied by niece Pamela Siler, 45, still has Bed, Bath and Beyond on her agenda.
Kendra Pew, 42, is heading home after more than 10 hours of shopping at the Pembroke Lakes Mall.
"I'm exhausted. I'm out of here, " Pew said.
Pew, a makeup artist, arrived at the mall at 1 a.m., heading first to Macy's.
11:09 AM Merrick Park, Coral Gables How quietly did Black Friday morn unfold at the upscale Merrick Park mall in Coral Gables?
Quiet enough that Fred Greear could read a book outside Neiman Marcus. The doctor from Bristol, Va., took his comfy seat in solitude while his daughter, a Miami resident, browsed the specials inside. "I turned the shopping over to her," he said, taking a break from reading Human by Michael Gazzango.


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The conservative media – and, yes, they do exist – have recently been buzzing about yet another federal report that brands mainstream Americans as potential terrorists while glossing over the threat posed by radical Islam.
Coming on the heels of Department of Homeland Security Director Janet Napolitano's 2009 suggestion that soldiers returning from combat would be especially susceptible to right-wing violence, the reaction was predictable, perhaps even understandable.
But as anyone who has actually read the latest report knows, it offers conservatives no justification for anti-government paranoia.
To be sure, the recently released report on "Hot Spots of Terrorism and other Crimes in the United States" between 1970 and 2008 does indeed define the "extreme right wing" as "groups that believe that one's personal and/or national "way of life" is under attack . . . may also be fiercely nationalistic . . . (and) reverent of individual liberty."
By that definition, Abraham Lincoln would pose a national security risk.
But as so often happens today, agenda-driven journalists report only the facts that serve their ideological purpose. In fact, the report identifies several other terrorist threats and provides statistics showing that terror attacks motivated by right-wing ideology are among the least common of all.
"Extreme left-wing" threats include groups that "want to bring about change through violent revolution . . . (or want to) overthrow the capitalist system."
"Religious" threats are posed by groups that "seek to smite the purported enemies of God . . . (or) impose strict religious tenets or laws on society . . . and/or bring about Armageddon." The report specifically includes Islamists among this group.
"Ethno-Nationalist/Separatist" threats are "regionally concentrated groups with a history of organized political autonomy . . . who are committed to gaining or regaining political independence through any means."
"Single-issue" threats, meanwhile, focus on "very specific or narrowly-defined causes (e.g., anti-abortion, anti-Catholic) . . . (and) includes groups from all sides of the political spectrum."
In other words, the report hardly justifies the suspicion that the Obama administration is downplaying the all-too-real threat from Islamic terrorists in order to brand its political adversaries as potential threats.
It wasn't reported that way on Fox News, of course, but the report's own statistics prove my point.
In identifying 62 U.S. counties as terrorist "hot spots" experiencing more than four attacks between 1970 and 2008, the report states that right-wingers accounted for 58 incidents – or 5.3 percent of the total. Ethno-national/separatists accounted for about 29.3 percent, single-issue groups 30.8 percent and left-wing groups 35.1 percent – the highest single category.
And that wasn't reported on MSNBC and other bastions of the "liberal" media.
When I speak to groups about journalism, I always warn them about the danger of getting all their news or commentary from a single source. The notion that any reporter is or can be truly objective was always more of an ideal than a reality, but there was a time when journalists at least valued the illusion of impartiality.
Today, newspapers and the three original TV networks have been augmented by countless cable and Internet news sources, many of them with a very definite ideological agenda. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but it does require a certain amount of discernment on the part of the consumer.
Consumers who select a news source in order to have their own opinions reinforced instead of challenged do themselves and the nation a disservice because no country can survive without well-informed and engaged citizens. The problem with the conservative media's reporting of the terror report was not that it was inaccurate – it wasn't – but that it misinformed through the selective omission of facts.
As always, context is everything. In the report's statistical analysis of terror "hot spots," for example, guess which category accounted for just 1.3 percent of the total?
You guessed it: Religious attacks.
Because we all saw how many people died on 9/11, we recognize the meaninglessness of that statistic. Sometimes, however, people have no choice but to take the media's word for it – in which case they run the risk of knowing less than they think they do unless they're willing to consider voices they would rather avoid.
Islamic fundamentalists, the Unabomber and Occupy Wall Street participants have all committed violence. But so have pro-life zealots and anti-government extremists like Timothy McVeigh.
The stakes are too high to ignore or excuse any of them.
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Haws converted 15-of-24 shots from the floor and knocked down all six of his opportunities at the free-throw line for the third-seeded Cougars (22-11) as they extended their season. Brandon Davies came up a rebound shy of a double- double as he dropped in 22 points, while Matt Carlino filled out his stat line with 20 points, nine assists and seven boards.
The sixth-seeded Huskies (18-16) were paced by C.J. Wilcox who led four players in double figures with his 20 points, while Shawn Kemp Jr. logged a double-double with 15 points and a game-high 11 boards in the setback. Andrew Andrews chipped in 12 points and Aziz N'Diaye posted 10.
Washington led by as many as three points in the first half, yet even with 6- of-10 shooting beyond the arc in the frame the visitors led by just two at the break, 35-33. The Cougars shot a mere 33.3 percent from the floor and 2-of-12 on the perimeter over the first 20 minutes, but managed to stay close with 11- of-12 at the free-throw line.
In the second half BYU bounced back in a big way with 58.3 percent accuracy from the floor and again missed just once at the charity stripe (10-of-11) as it pulled out the double-digit win.
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Italy beat Scotland in their final game of the 2012 championship and followed it up with an opening day victory this term, but despite being buoyed by their performance against les Bleus last weekend Derbyshire is keeping his feet on the ground.
"The compliments from the world of rugby have given us enthusiasm," he said.
"But if we take Saturday's match lightly, that would be the biggest mistake we could make."
Italy have won only two matches in the same Six Nations tournament once – in 2007 – and in order to rectify that statistic head coach Jacques Brunel has made just one change.
Gonzalo Canale replaces Alberto Sgarbi, the centre injuring his ankle in the France clash, to form a new centre partnership with Tommaso Benvenuti and Brunel claims he had to keep the faith with his triumphant troops.
"I could have made more alterations to freshen up the team but I couldn't change the team after the game against France," said Brunel.
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Celebrity homes: Young stars heat up California real estate
The under-30 celebrity crowd has money to invest in real estate, and they dive right in. Justin Bieber's very first home cost him $6.5 million and comes with a movie theater. Rapper Drake fell for a home with a pool that has an 80-foot slide. Here are more young celebs and the homes they've bought and sold.
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John Krasinski, star of "The Office" and wife Emily Blunt ("The Young Victoria," "The Five-Year Engagement") bought a country home in fall 2012. The property, at over 5 acres, has a spacious main house. And the trees aren't the only thing that's green. Krasinski and Blunt have solar.
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Sunday's African World Cup qualifying
November 17, 2013Cameroon' s Indomitable Lions whose natural habitat seems to be the World Cup, have become the third African nation to qualify for next year's finals in Brazil, after Nigeria and Ivory Coast on Saturday.
Senegal announces plan to televise Habre war crimes trial
November 14, 2013Senegal and Chad plan to broadcast the proceedings of a tribunal set up to try dictator Hissene Habre for genocide during his brutal eight-year rule, the government in Dakar said Wednesday.
GHANA: Civil society looks at drugs in the region
October 31, 2013Civil society organisations in West Africa need to be more fully implicated in anti-drugs campaigns in a region which faces new challenges on both drugs trafficking and consumption. Both the coastlines of West Africa and the vast swathes of desert in the interior are now belong used by drugs traffickers, who have long established transit routes. Most of the narcotics come from Latin America, arriving by boat or plane.
Rights Group Presses for Chronic Pain Care in Senegal
October 27, 2013Human Rights Watch says that each year 70,000 Senegalese are in need of pain relief to reduce suffering from prolonged illnesses, like cancer, but that only a few hundred have access to medications, such as morphine. They say Senegal needs to integrate palliative care measures into its regular health care system.
Senegal pays tribute to Bruno Metsu
October 21, 2013Senegalese President Macky Sall paid tribute to former national football coach Bruno Metsu, who died from cancer aged just 59, as a host of football stars turned out to the funeral in Dakar on Monday
Coach Metsu, for burial in Dakar monday
October 18, 2013Former Senegal national team coach Bruno Metsu, who died of cancer on 15 October in France, aged 59, is to be buried in the Senegalese capital, Dakar, on Monday.
Ex Senegal Coach, Metsu Dies At 59
October 15, 2013French coach Bruno Metsu, best known for leading Senegal into the quarter-finals of the 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan™, has died from cancer at the age of 59.
Ibrahim African leadership prize draws blank again
October 14, 2013The Ibrahim Prize for Achievement in African Leadership -- the world's biggest individual prize -- has no winner for the fourth time in five years, it was announced Monday.
Mauritania to provide electricity to power-starved Senegal
September 12, 2013Mauritania is to begin providing energy-starved Senegal with electricity within two years, both sides announced Thursday after a summit between their presidents in Dakar.
Senegal wins court case against Arcelor Mittal
September 11, 2013Senegal has won a case before an international tribunal to rescind a $2.2 billion deal with ArcelorMittal after the steelmaker suspended work on an iron ore mine in the West African nation, a government spokesman said.


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Funeral services for Charles A. "Smokey" Bradshaw Sr., 59, of Bentonia, were 11 a.m. Aug. 9, 2012 in the Stricklin-King Funeral Home Chapel.
Burial followed at Hebron Baptist Cemetery under the direction of Stricklin-King Funeral Home.
Mr. Bradshaw died Aug. 6 at River Oaks Hospital.
He was preceded in death by a brother, Chester "Sonny" Bradshaw Jr.
Survivors are his wife, Lisa Bradshaw of Bentonia; four sons, Charles "Chaz" Bradshaw Jr. of Bentonia, Charles "Little Smokey" Bradshaw III of Brandon, Chris Terry of Brandon and Robbie Lowery of Yazoo City; a daughter, Tammy Bradshaw of Bentonia; three sisters, Ann Lungrin of Bentonia, Brenda Porter of Bentonia and Dottie Richardson of Yazoo City; and 10 grandchildren.
Shirley Bradford Creech, 61, of Jonesboro died Aug. 4, 2012, at Baptist Health Medical Center in Little Rock, Ark.
Funeral services were at 10 a.m. Aug. 7 from Roller-Farmers Union Funeral Home. Burial was in Pine Log Cemetery with the Rev. Steve Bricker and the Rev. Kenny Johnson officiating.
Roller-Farmers Union Funeral Home was in charge of funeral arrangements.
Mrs. Creech was a member of Needham Baptist Church.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Solomon and Ruby Bradford.
Survivors are her husband, Gary Creech; a son, Greg Creech and wife Tracy; a daughter, Renee Summers and husband Michael; two brothers, Elbert Bradford of Bay and Mike Bradford and wife Brenda of Bay; a sister, Carol Croy Haller and husband Lewis of Heber Springs; grandchildren Dylan and Ashlyn of Needham and Abby, Ally, Brooke and Wade of Jonesboro.
Serving as pallbearers were Landa Nichols, Brian Roedel, Jim Robertson, Tommy Simmons, Lynn Scott and Ronnie Weston.
Memorials may be sent to Hope Circle (NEA Baptist Charitable Foundation, P.O. Box 1960, Jonesboro, Ark. 72401), or American Cancer Society, 901 North University Ave., Little Rock, Ark. 72207.
Funeral services for Elsie K. Hutchinson, 91, of Yazoo City, were at 10:30 a.m. Aug. 10, 2010, from the Stricklin-King Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Will Wilkerson and the Rev. Marshall Burnett officiating.
Burial was in Mt. Zion Presbyterian Cemetery under the funeral directions of Stricklin-King Funeral Home.
Mrs. Hutchinson died Aug. 8 at Martha Coker Green Houses.
A homemaker, Mrs. Hutchinson was a member of Benton United Methodist Church.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Earnest Hutchinson, and her parents, Leland and Jessie Wade Kerr.
Survivors are two sons, Randy Hutchinson or Madison and Ronnie Hutchinson of Jackson; a daughter, Marry Emma Davis of Benton; four grandchildren, Tammy Young, Lisa Hutchinson, Buffie Merritt and Ryan Hutchinson; and five great-grandchildren, Macie Merritt, Hayden Merritt, Davis Merritt, Caleb Young and Cannon Young.
Serving as pallbearers were Mike Hutchinson, Roger Threet, Davis Merritt, Frank Morgan, Ryan Hutchinson and Hayden Merritt.
The family has requested that in lieu of flowers, memorials be made to French Camp.
Weldon E. Martin, 82, of Yazoo City, died Aug. 8, 2012, at Oasis Health and Rehab Center in Yazoo City.
Funeral services were at 1 p.m. Aug. 10 from the Stricklin-King Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Jeff Dixon officiating.
Burial was in Glenwood Cemetery under the direction of Stricklin-King Funeral Home.
He was preceded in death by a son, Sam Martin.
Survivors are a son, Robert S. Martin of Yazoo City; a sister, Rita Dixon of Yazoo City; a brother, Randell Martin of Clinton; four grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Funeral services for Richard A.Stewart are today, Aug. 11, 2012, at 10 a.m. at Scotland Baptist Church with the Rev. Glen Allen officiating. Visitation was 5-7 p.m. Friday at Scotland Baptist Church.
Burial will be in Scotland Cemetery with Stricklin-King Funeral Home in charge of funeral arrangements.
Mr. Stewart died Aug. 8 at his residence.
A welder by trade, he was a member of Scotland Baptist Church.
He was preceded in death by his father, Alva Stewart.
Survivors are his wife, Shirley H. Stewart of Benton; a son, Richard Halsey Alva Stewart of Brookhaven; two daughters, Chelsie Ra'nae Case of Brookhaven and Sky Stewart of Benton; a sister, Connie Causey of Ocala, Fla.; his mother, Jo Arnold of Swainsboro, Ga.; and eight grandchildren.
Pallbearers are Alexis Arender, Leslie Nash, Blake Hearst, C.D. Hilderbrand, Walt Wilson, Eddie Washington and Calab Kirkland.


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Xyrem must have a latent effect that helps sleep even if it's out of your system. I just had drool sleep during a nap. I never get drool sleep in naps. That was awesome. Drool sleep might be even better than coma sleep. And holy cow, I just hit marine specs in cardio requirements. The restful sleep is making my body respond to exercise so much more effectively. I feel like my power level is over 9000. Downside is I had some severe anxiety issues last night. Kept on having repeated very disturbing visions. I've had this bizarre phobia ever since I was a kid and Fifth Disease where I'm sometimes afraid my skin will somehow become corrupted by a foreign or infectious source. So last night I had recurring disturbing thoughts of my skin manifesting weird horrible stuff, and every time I had an itch, I had to inspect the spot really carefully. That was seriously uncool. It's been better today, but now I'm dreading going to the 4.5 gram dose.
Dammit, and now the stress is back. I have no idea why, I'm not even fixated on anything, but my body is acting like I'm being chased by a tiger. I was just playing a video game when my adrenal glands just started randomly shooting me full of adrenaline.


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Are you ready to slim down this year and rock a brand new body in 2013?
For the fifth time, Brownsville's Biggest Loser Challenge will be held to help individuals shed some pounds and feel comfortable in your skin.
Last year, 1,000 people participated in the event and officials expect a higher turn out this time around.
Registration and weigh-in will be held on Friday, Jan. 11 at the Southmost Library from 5 to 8 p.m. On Saturday, you'll have another chance to get started by registering at Linear Park from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. The challenge is fee to everyone.
Events will focus on physical activity and healthy food choices for a positive lifestyle change. The challenge will run from Jan. 11th to May 4th.
If you would like to participate, you must be 18-years-old or older and must be present at the beginning and final weigh-ins for a chance to claim prizes. Those awards will be awarded to the first and second place winners in the four categories of the competition.


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Fri, Sep 27, 2013 | 13:52 BST
Dying Light – EG Expo 2013 Livestream: Techland talks open world zombie hell
From 2pm Dead Island developer Techland is on stage at Eurogamer Expo to talk about their upcoming zombie free-runner Dying Light. Word has it they'll be showing live night footage for the very first time Watch the session right here.
Fri, Aug 23, 2013 | 21:09 BST
Dead Island: Epidemic factoids and screenshots released
Dead Island: Epidemic, the free-to-play MOBA exclusive to Steam, has been detailed a bit more and given a batch pf screenshot by publisher Deep Silver.
Fri, Aug 09, 2013 | 03:08 BST
Dead Island series likely to continue
Deep Silver has reiterated that dead Island has a future, beyond the recently-announced MOBA, Dead Island: Epidemic.
Mon, Apr 29, 2013 | 16:59 BST
Dead Island dev reveals new Hellraid hack-and-slash project
Dead Island and Call of Juarez developer Techland has peeled back the curtain on its latest project. Bored of whacking zombies? Perhaps a hack-and-slash title that goes by the name of Hellraid could help.
Fri, Apr 26, 2013 | 20:20 BST
Square Enix discounts select games through online store sale
Square Enix is holding a sale through its online store called April Savings Brings May Gaming where you can get 75% off select digital and boxed titles. The sale starts today and runs through May 2, and includes savings on titles such as: Tomb Raider, Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance, Dead Island, Final Fantasy 13-2, Hitman: Absolution, Risen 2: Dark Waters Special Edition, Sleeping Dogs and more. Head through the link to check out the savings.
Tue, Apr 23, 2013 | 14:59 BST
Dead Island: Riptide launch trailer hails US release
Dead Island: Riptide is out today in the US, and Deep Silver along with Techland have released the launch trailer. It's out on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 and those in Europe can pick it up starting April 26. Review scores are through here.
Sat, Mar 16, 2013 | 19:23 GMT
Dead Island: Riptide skipping Wii U due to current engine refinements
Dead Island: Riptide will not be released on Wii U because according to creative producer Alexander Toplansky, Techland would have to rebuild or port the engine.
Tue, Feb 05, 2013 | 17:45 GMT
Dead Island has sold over 5 million units worldwide
Dead Island has sold over 5 million units worldwide as of its September 2011 release, Deep Silver has announced. The achievement includes sales from both the retail and digital editions. Dead Island Riptide is the next installment in the franchise and will be released on April 23 in North American and on April 26 in European countries.
Thu, Jan 10, 2013 | 15:46 GMT
Dead Island: Riptide – Deep Silver wants to make your wedding zombie-themed
Those planning on tying the knot should consider doing it Dead Island style. Why? Because Deep Silver is looking for bride and groom who wish to hold a zombie-themed wedding. Said wedding will then become the "centerpiece of the UK launch celebrations for Dead Island: Riptide."
Thu, Nov 29, 2012 | 15:44 GMT
Dead Island: Riptide shots show a town overrun with zombies
New screenshots for Dead Island: Riptide have landed in our laps. We have shared them with you below the break. Dead Island: Riptide is due for release on April 26, 2013.
Thu, Nov 29, 2012 | 13:54 GMT
Dead Island: Riptide producer baffled over franchise's ban in Germany
Dead Island: Riptide producer Sebastian Reichert has said he unsure why Techland's franchise is banned in Germany when there are other violent games sitting on store shelves.
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Riptide – players can import saved character stats from Dead Island
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Dead Island players have spent 6,500 years in co-op sessions
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Dead Island dev files trademark for Dead Stop mobile game
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GDC Europe 2012 adds Dead Island session
Dead Island publisher Deep Silver is just one of a small number of newly-announced presenters for GDC Europe 2012.
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Dead Island GOTY version coming June 26
Deep Silver's announced the GOTY version of Dead Island will launch on June 26. The new release will include the full vanilla version of the Techland zombie romp, as well as DLC Bloodbath Arena, Ryder White expansion and the Ripper weapon add-on. Pack shots for PS3 and Xbox 360 are below, and it will be made available on PC as well.
Tue, May 22, 2012 | 02:47 BST
Dead Island developer likens divisive games to sushi
Techland international brand manager Blazej Krakowiak has compared a taste for 2011 zombie survival Dead Island with that for delicious – but divisive – Japanese cuisine.
Fri, May 04, 2012 | 17:42 BST
BBFC lists Dead Island: Game of the Year Edition for June 30 release
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Thu, Jan 26, 2012 | 15:39 GMT
Ryder White campaign trailer released for Dead Island
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It was a good end to a long day plotting and scheming, drinking and dreaming (California dreamin); just watching the sun set over the hum and hustle of San Franciscos 11 mystic hills from a taco joint across the bay in Sausalito.
Half drunk on a mix of Mexican beer and intercontinental jet lag, Portland Dan - who was to photograph all this - and I sat eulogising the times we just knew we were going to have driving and riding round this notoriously crazed state for the next three weeks. Nowhere was as good as the places wed go to, the trails wed ride; nobody as great as the people wed meet; no tales as tasty as the ones wed take back with us when it was all over.
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The day after an internal review blasted Penn State for its handling of a child sex abuse scandal that implicated top administrators, including the school's iconic head football coach, the board of trustees made it clear that a lucrative deal the university made with Joe Paterno that now benefits his estate will still stand.
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Renegotiations over Paterno's contract began with university officials in January 2011, according to a source, the same month that Paterno testified before a grand jury about what he knew of child sex abuse accusations against Jerry Sandusky, a former assistant coach on the football team.
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Lucky found Jason waiting in a car next to the courthouse, figuring he was planning to smuggle Sonny out of the country when his bail is revoked. Lucky said this gives him excuse not to go to Shadybrook and confront Elizabeth. Lucky vowed that whatever happens with the new baby, "Cameron and Jake are still my kids." Lucky noted that Jake has been a good kid, which made Jason misty. Lucky vowed to do the right thing for the boys and Liz. Jason advised him to just tell the truth. Meanwhile, Nikolas brought Cam and Jake to visit Elizabeth. She told them she is going to have a baby, and that she's in Shadybrook because she's really tired. She thanked Nik for bringing her kids and asked him to return later.
Carly burst into the courtroom, demanding to speak. Judge Carroll inexplicably allowed Carly to testify without being sworn in that her husband Jax is out to get her ex-husband, Sonny. Then Carroll asked to hear from Sonny himself. Sonny said he's not a flight risk because he's not about money. His kids make his life worth living, and he would never leave them. In fact, he wants to send more time with his daughter — and his newly discovered son, Officer Falconeri. The judge pointed out that Sonny has not violated his bail so far, so he can remain free. Claire was disappointed, but told Diane and Alexis that the circus atmosphere was enlightening, and will help her at trial. Carly promised Sonny that everything will be okay, and they hugged. Jax approached Carly, and called Sonny a killer. Lulu asked Dante how he felt hearing Sonny's testimony; he noted the parts about being a good dad didn't resonate with him. Sonny thanked Dante for his testimony, but the cop didn't want to hear it. "You're going to prison," Dante promised. When Sonny saw Claire, he told her to "come and get me." She noted that putting him behind bars will make her career. Diane blasted Carly for compromising herself and tainting any future testimony, adding that Claire is a barracuda, and the whole case could hinge in one thing.... Claire spotted Dante with Lulu, and asked to speak with him alone. She put him through a mock direct examination, in which he held to his story that he shot himself. She wondered how far he will go "to protect daddy?" Carly told Sonny she's willing to lie for him. Jax burst in and told him he shouldn't ask Carly to commit perjury for him.
Pinned down by gunfire on the waterfront, Ethan pointed out Johnny was reckless to hijack Sonny's shipment without a plan. When Ethan balked at handling a gun, Johnny knocked some crates on the Corinthos guys so they could escape. Later, Jason went to the docks and determined that only one thing was stolen from the shipment: a box of cigars. Ethan delivered Luke's precious cigars to his father. Johnny suggested they team up to destroy Sonny, but Ethan didn't fancy becoming a target. Jason arrived to ask if anyone knows anything about stolen cigars.
At Jake's, Patrick told Lisa that Robin's HIV has compelled them to be more open and honest, but it's also a barrier between her present with him and her past. Lisa ordered a pitcher, and invited Coleman to join them for darts. Patrick beat them both, but wanted a rematch — loser does an "up and over." She lost, and had lay prone while Patrick poured a shot in her mouth — a sexy maneuver Robin witnessed.
Later, Luke asked Lucky to get his cigar contact, Carlos, sprung. Lucky revealed he is going to be honest with Elizabeth. Meanwhile, Nikolas returned to Shadybrook, where Liz told him that even if the baby is his, they won't be together. Lucky showed up to ushered his brother out. Lucky told Elizabeth, "We don't have a future." He had only told her what she needed to hear to keep her from jumping off that roof. The damage to their relationship is "beyond repair." She informed him she has decided to take the paternity test tomorrow.
At Shadybrook, Elizabeth declared she wanted to take the paternity test tomorrow. Nikolas was cool with that, but Lucky worried about her state of mind, and argued against it. Elizabeth consulted Lainey, and decided she really needs to know who's the father of her baby, so she's having the test. In the corridor, Lucky admitted it's impossible to cut Nik out of his life, so they will have to learn to coexist. After they left, Helena entered the sleeping Liz's room and chortled over the prospect of proving she's carrying the Cassadine heir.
Johnny told Jason he's stealing Corinthos shipments because Sonny needs to pay for Claudia — and his trial will be a sham. Jason warned him to back off. Johnny asked Ethan to come aboard as a 50/50 partner, and Ethan agreed to think it over. Luke cautioned if something looks too good to be true... Later, Jason visited Luke to tell him Johnny is banking on Ethan's connection to Luke to shield them both. Jason asked Luke to take Ethan out of the equation.
Back in the courtroom, Claire warned Dante not to lie for his father. He noted that would be a mortal sin. Lulu arrived and assured Claire that Dante is on her side. After Claire left, Lulu put Dante on the stand, and quizzed him: "Has the witness ever been in love?" He answered, "Once." And they kissed. They returned to Dante's room, where he mused about everything that has changed lately. Except his feelings for her. They started kissing, but Lulu stopped it out of concern for his condition. He convinced her to to give it a try. She set the mood with candles and undressed — but Dante had already passed out.
Carly told Jax that if she lies on the stand, she would be cleaning up the mess Jax made. Sonny called Jax a coward for trying to strike at him by endangering Michael. Sonny told Carly she should "dump this son of a bitch" so he can "put an end to all of this." Carly pointed out this is not the time for threats. On his way out, Jax told Carly this proves he made the right choice by cooperating with the police. Jax went to Metro Court, where he met up with Claire, who chided him for not filling in all the details about Carly. Carly rolled up and bickered with Claire before the fed fled. Carly had the restaurant cleared — and jumped Jax's bones. Afterward, he hoped she will one day understand why he doing what he's doing. She wanted to remind him of what they have — and what he's risking. When Michael returned from Buffalo (with Max), Sonny recapped the hearing. Sonny talked about how he originally didn't want kids — until Michael came into his life. He learned everything about being a father from Michael, and feels he owes it to Michael to stand trial.
Lisa clambered onto the bar at Jake's and then fell into Patrick's arms. He noticed Robin watching. Patrick pulled his wife aside and they talked about her connection to Sonny (and Stone) and her loyalty to him, and then kissed. From the bar, Lisa lamented that Patrick always turns domestic when Robin is around.
At the lake house, Molly noticed that Kristina has a ton of unread messages from Kiefer. K insisted she needs time away from him. Egged on by romantic poetry, Molly urged her to give Kiefer another chance, calling him "passionate." On cue, Kiefer knocked. Kristina didn't want to let him in, but Molly's bleatings compelled her to talk to him on the porch. "I thought we loved each other," he said. K said she needs to be alone to think. He admitted that he hurt her, and is afraid of losing her "because I love you too much." He vowed to kill himself before hurting her again, and asked her to start over. "I believe in you," she sighed.
Robin visited Sonny, and told him it's tough to understand why he shot an unarmed cop, but she knows it's eating away at him because she knows the real Sonny — underneath the mobster "facade." He said it's hard to get it straight in his head that he shot a "rat" who turned out to be his son. Not shooting was not an option, because there are "rules." He said he understands if she needs to distance herself from him.
At Shadybrook, Elizabeth asked Lucky not to be at the hospital for the paternity test. He agreed, then left. Then she told Nik the same, and he agreed. Lucky went to The Haunted Star to tell Luke "the odds favor Nikolas." Luke asked, "What if the kid is yours?" Lucky promised he wouldn't ask Liz to marry him again, asserting, "There's no future for me and Elizabeth." Robin appeared at Shadybrook and offered to drive Liz to her paternity test. Liz confided all she wants a healthy, functioning family. She explained that Nik wants to marry her, but she doesn't know how to stop being in love with Lucky. Meanwhile, Helena was at G.H., slipping an envelope of cash to a lab technician.He went to the Hub and collected Nikolas' DNA sample from Epiphany. Later, Robin arrived with Elizabeth. At Wyndemere, Alexis warned Nikolas that it's too soon to set up a trust for Elizabeth's child, but he was determined.
When Dante awoke in his room, he was disappointed to learn he fell asleep instead of making love with Lulu (who slept in a chair). After she fetched coffee they started kissing again — and then his mother burst in, expressing concern that it's too soon for him to have sex. Lulu agreed, and insisted on leaving. Liv wanted to talk, but Dante turned her away, barking, "I don't trust you." She was hurt by that. "You're not who I thought you were," he declared. Later, Dante went to The Star, looking for Lulu, but found Lucky. Dante asked him how he feels about working with Sonny Corinthos' son. Lucky said he has confidence Dante is a good cop. Lucky received a call about a break-in, and left.
Johnny stopped by The Star to ask Ethan for help torching Bernie's office, in order to destroy Sonny's business records. He just needs Ethan to charm the assistant, Jennifer, out of the office to earn a 50/50 split. Later, Olivia caught up with Johnny. When he told her he had work to do, she admitted she can't stop him from talking Sonny down, but doesn't want to be a part of it.
Kiefer met Kristina for breakfast at Kelly's and told her he wants to take her clubbing later, so she should "wear something hot for a change." She said the only person her wardrobe has to please is her. Sonny walked up and told Kiefer to leave. But K said she wants Kiefer to stay and her father to leave. Sonny demanded she respect him, so she asked him to sit. He got frustrated by sniping, but before he left, he promised he's not backing away from being her father. Ethan entered with Jennifer, Bernie's bombshell assistant. Kristina stared daggers at Ethan, dolled herself up, and interrupted them. Ethan took her aside to remind her, "You're way too young for me." Patrick went to Sonny's place to admit he's known for several months that Dante is Sonny's son. Sonny blamed Dante's shooting on Patrick, noting, "I screwed up" because other people kept the truth from him. Patrick scoffed at his blame-shifting.
Somebody in a Bill Clinton mask cut alarm wires at a waterfront building.
As Liz prepared for her test, Lucky got the drop on "Bill," who ran off. Lucky gave chase as Nik signed the trust papers. On a rooftop, Lucky cornered "Bill" — who fired on him!
After the paternity test, Elizabeth told Robin she is looking forward to knowing the truth. Liz confessed the visit from Cam and Jake made her feel like a bad mom. Robin passed along some drawings from the boys. Alexis warned Nikolas that establishing trusts for Spencer and Elizabeth's baby will make them targets for Helena. He scoffed that Helena doesn't need such excuses — and perhaps independent wealth will shield them from her. Alexis pointed out the move won't endear him to Elizabeth. He told her that Lucky declared it was over with Liz, and what Nik feels for her is "real." Nik insisted his feelings won't change if Lucky is the father. He cited Alexis and Sonny as an example of peaceful co-existence, but she countered with herself and Ric. Nikolas next went to the hospital for a board meeting, where Epiphany reported Robin took Liz back to Shadybrook. Robin said Liz is doing fine, she just wants to know who the father is. In a G.H. conference room, Helena arranged with the lab tech to get the paternity-test results first; she will then decide what Elizabeth and Lucky get to know. Nikolas was just about the enter the conference room, but opted to speak with Lisa in the corridor. She reported that she sent the samples to an independent lab, just as she arranged with him. Alexis visited Elizabeth to tell her Nikolas has set aside "substantial assets" to care for her baby. Liz reiterated that she doesn't want a future with Nikolas.
The man in the Bill Clinton mask exchanged shots with Lucky and then leaped off roof. Lucky returned to PCPD and told Dante he's sure he was chasing Johnny, because the attempted break-in was at Bernie's office. Dante suggested that having Johnny gunning for Sonny's organization balances the playing field. Lucky and Dante agreed that Sonny has to be stopped. Just then Ronnie appeared with word that the three of them have been assigned to a new federal task force to stamp out the mob in Port Charles. Ronnie worried that Dante might not be trustworthy, but Dante insisted on going after Sonny by the book. Lucky warned Jason to let the police handle Johnny.
At Metro Court, Carly thought she was reconnecting to Jax, but he didn't quite see it that way. Until they started bonding over photos from Josslyn's christening.He suggested they all belong together as a family, and admitted he admires how she fights for people she loves. He wants to fight with her, not against her. She softened — until she realized that he doesn't regret setting Sonny up. She scolded him, and he reiterated that locking up Sonny was best for the family. He reminded her about the anguish of Michael's coma. She accused him of indulging his hatred for Sonny. He asked how she could live with herself if something else happens to one of her kids because of Sonny. He stormed out. She knocked over the photos — and was distressed by what she saw.
Maxie was preparing for a date with Spinelli at Jake's when Johnny limped in. Spinelli arrived late, explaining he was delayed by the attempted break-in. As he noticed Johnny, he noted that the would-be thief leaped from a roof to escape. After Coleman reminded Johnny that Jake's is neutral territory, Ethan showed up, looking for his cut. Johnny explained he didn't get any dough, but Sonny will be scrambling now. Ethan decided to get back to his date with Jennifer. Meanwhile, Maxie admitted she admires Johnny for going after Sonny solo. Spinelli once again began to feel that Maxie is smitten with dark and dangerous men of action. She assured him that a jackal is plenty dark and dangerous. Someone suddenly appeared at the bar, wearing a Bull Clinton mask.
Jason returned to the penthouse to find Claire waiting with a warning: She is calling him to testify at Sonny's trial. Later, Carly arrived with the distressing photograph: Franco was at Josslyn's christening!
Lucky removed the Bill Clinton mask and warned Johnny he could be arrested for shooting at a cop. Johnny pleaded ignorance. Lucky warned him not to provoke a mob war — or get his brother, Ethan involved. Meanwhile, Maxie explained to Spinelli that Johnny and Lucky both have self-destructive tendencies. When a biker bumped into Maxie by mistake, an enraged Spinelli challenged him, but Maxie defused the situation.
Carly read the message accompanying Franco's photo to Jason: "What's taking so long? Kill soon, or I'll have to kill first." Jason assured Carly that Franco was after him, not her family. Jason realized Franco wants him to make a mistake. At Carly's urging, Jason agreed to focus on Sonny. He summoned Spinelli to the penthouse to look into the Franco threat. Spinelli admitted he wants revenge on Franco to prove himself to Maxie, but Jason quashed that. Stone Cold suggested the Jackal use his brain to design computer software. Spinelli was inspired. Next, Lucky reminded Jason to avoid letting Johnny start a gang war. "I can't make any promises," Jason snarled. Lucky begged him to wait — until Sonny goes to prison. When Maxie returned to the penthouse, Spinelli told her that he may be on the trail of a serial-murderer, and he needs her help.
At PCPD, Claire vowed to put Sonny behind bars "with your son's help, of course." Sonny brushed her off and tried to focus on Dante. Sonny said the trial is a chance to prove his love is "unconditional." He declared that Dante will always be under his protection. Sonny then went to The Haunted Star, where Luke told him that his family is now in danger because Luke vouched for Sonny with Joey Limbo — who ended up dead. Knowing what Ethan is up to, Luke made Sonny vow that no matter what Ethan does, Sonny won't let any harm come to him. Sonny said Dante, Lulu and Ethan are all under his protection. Back at PCPD, Claire warned Dante that Sonny can be very effective on the stand, and the case might not be a slam-dunk. Dante accidentally mentioned that Michael confessed to the killing, and Claire saw and opportunity to break Michael on the stand. Dante hated the idea of his brother being exploited.
Alexis arrived at Diane's law firm, only to discover the place is undergoing renovations, so she has to share a desk with Diane. For her part, Diane was psyched to be teaming up with Alexis; however, the office rules bar food and personal knick-knacks. So Alexis promptly pulled out a baloney sandwich and a framed photo. When Nikolas stopped by, Alexis reported that Elizabeth was not impressed with the trust fund. Alexis pointed out Nik barely pays attention to Spencer, so why does he want another kid? He vowed to become a better father. After he left, Diane told her to bill her nephew for that conversation, noting, if Sonny gets locked up, his gravy train stops.
Carly visited Michael, who was going stir-crazy at Sonny's. He railed against his father going to prison and her lying because of what he did. Carly reminded him, "I'm a world-class liar!" Steve visited Elizabeth at Shadybrook, where she announced that no matter who's the father, she's going to raise her kids on her own. He wondered if she can pull it off. He pointed out that Cam and Jake spend time in day care or with Gram, and urged her to get help from her child's father. Lucky visited the Star to ask Ethan if he has a green card. He suggested Australia is safer that Port Charles during a mob war, and tried to arrest him on immigration charges, but Luke intervened.
At the garage, Jason shot Johnny — with paintball. Dante visited Michael and they argued about how good a father Sonny is. Sonny tried to throw Dante out, and Dante wondered if Sonny feared he would uncover "the deep, dark truth." Then he smiled, "Maybe I already know."
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Displaying date of birth in the upcoming birthdays list
I was wondering, if it's possible to replace the display of age with the actual date of birth in the upcoming birthdays list, i.e Duskmoon (24) changes into Duskmoon (20.05.) - mostly would like this because we don't have the calendar displayed, don't really use it, and it's convenient to not have to click to figure out when someone's birthday actually is.
I tried searching for this specific change, but didn't come up with anything useful, and I can't figure it out on my own. If anyone would be willing to help out, I would really appreciate it.
SMF version used: 1.1.16
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There's this mod for the 2.x series which might be worth you investigating http://custom.simplemachines.org/mods/index.php?mod=3166 but I don't know about 1.x - sorry.
Thanks. :) I did try following the same logic that mod used, but I just didn't know how to make it work exactly for 1.1.16.
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Have you heard of Senor Picklesworth?? I am very pleased to introduce you to the creations that Gemma (the artist) makes.
Her work is so fun and largely centers around the adorable chihuahua character, Senor Picklesworth.
With me having two chihuahuas of my own, the designs really caught my eye.
The creations look so professional and wouldn't be out of place in any nice little boutique.
Great presentation and so cute!
My hubby made the comment that he should be made into a cartoon as he is so cute and has loads of personality, I agree!!
The prices are very reasonable.
There is a fridge magnet set that disappointed me slightly, it looks adorable on my fridge but I was kinda hoping to dress him up in the different hats and bow tie/necklaces provided in the pack but sadly they were not strong enough to stick over eachother.
It maybe my fridge, not sure but I thought that was sucky and that it would be loads of fun to dress him up.
My faves were the badges SUPER CUTE and the cupcake toppers. I love these and will be using them in my next tea party, for sure :)
I love the drawer hanger, makes me smile each time I look at that cute face, hehe.
i loved everything.
Looking forward to writing to pen pals on my ahoy paper!
I recommend you get yourself to Gemma's shop now and go buy some sweet and cute creations!
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1. Tell us a bit about yourself, your background and how you got into creating your wonderful creations!
I completed my Textile & Surface design degree in 2007 and started working as a freelance designer for children's wear and by 2009 Senor Picklesworth was born.
I have always been interested in art & design but never really studied it throughout school, I only realised I wanted to study design when I left school and started looking at college courses. So when I went to college I decided to take a course in art & design as it was quite broad and I wasn't sure which area I wanted to specialise in. By the end of that 3-year course I decided that my main area of interest was textiles and surface design.
I mainly create paper products but my training also allows me to work with textiles, interiors and fashion products, I like this diversity as I get bored easily and find that juggling different projects helps keep my mind occupied.
2. What/who inspires you and why?
Well Senor Picklesworth is a concept brand that was inspired by my Chihuahua Pixie and all the other various pets I've had throughout my life.
On a daily basis I am inspired by something whether it's something in a paper/magazine on TV or something one of my pets do. I also take my inspiration from other artists and designers like Julie Verhoeven and I always feel inspired on my trips to New York and London.
3. How would you describe your wonderful style?
I would describe my style as fun, colourful and quirky. I love coming up with odd colour combinations and I always try to give every product my own quirky twist, I also like to give my customers something that they haven't seen before.
4. How did you come up with your design name?
I get asked this question all the time, and to be honest I'm not sure myself. It started with my Chihuahua character as I knew he would be from Mexico so I tried to think of something typically Mexican so that's where the "Senor" part came from but the "Picklesworth" is still a mystery to me!
5. When you were a child what did you want to be when you grew up?
I always wanted to be a vet; I think it was because when I was a kid we always had lots of pets from cats and dogs to chickens and axolotls. It wasn't till I left school that I knew I wanted to do something creative.
6. If you were an animal, what would you be and why?
I would be a goat as they always look like they're having fun and always look happy jumping and playing on little hills.
7. How would you decorate a cupcake to represent your personality?
This is a good question as in my spare time I love to bake in particularly cupcakes! So I would cover it with bright pink butter icing then decorate with multicoloured glitter!
8. As a designer, what are you most proud of that you have accomplished to date.
I would have to say that everyday is my biggest accomplishment as I am a "one man band" business so if I don't do the work then no one else will. Also setting up my own business was a pretty big accomplishment, as I had no previous business experience or practice.
9. What makes you laugh??
The one thing that is guaranteed to make me laugh is watching my Inbetweeners DVD box set; it is the funniest TV show I've ever seen!
10. Do you have a website/blog??
Yes I have a website, blog, Etsy Shop and Senor Picklesworth has his own Facebook Fan Page.
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