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Candles and Spirits round chandelier in a nickel finish features hand sculptured, entwined-wire candle sticks acting as lamp holders, set among up-swept tendrils that feature Swarovski crystals. Black crystals available upon request. Available in a round and oval chandelier and wall sconce version. Includes 39.3 inch stem and 118 inches of cable with a canopy. 40 watt, 120 volt, JCD Type G9 halogen lamps not included. General light distribution. Made in the Netherlands. Available in an 8 and 12 light option. 8 light version: 35.4 inch diameter x 27.5 inch height. 12 light version: 35.4 inch diameter by 47.25 inch height.
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We loved the special nature of Mara's hospitality. Her guesthouse is a quiet retreat. She provides sound advice on Luxor and is able to arrange very good drivers, guides and other help. We only regret that international tourist numbers are -because of media propaganda- so low that the guesthouse lacked others to interact with. We enjoyed our stay very much.
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The good news is that it takes 3,500 excess calories to gain a pound so you might escape from your holiday feast with little to show for it.
The bad news is that at least 40 percent of the excess calories you've eaten probably come from fat. Fat is the most calorically dense (nine calories a gram versus four for protein and carbohydrates), and it converts most easily into fat on your hips.
Your stomach and intestines burn off about 20 percent of the calories in the process of converting excess carbohydrates and proteins into fat. However, your body doesn't burn a single calorie when it is converting nutritional fat into body fat. Your small intestine simply dumps it straight into your bloodstream.
"If you eat 100 excess fat calories, most of the 100 are stored as fat," explains Franca Alphin, R.D., L.D.N., administrative director of Duke University Diet & Fitness Center. With 100 calories of excess carbs, about 20 go to fat storage.
Mixed nuts and crackers, 289 calories, 23 g fat
Sour cream and spinach dip, 108 calories, 9 g fat
Small salad with dressing, 173 calories, 16 g fat
Dark and white turkey meat, 239 calories, 10 g fat
Herb stuffing, 292 calories,10 g fat
Cranberry sauce, 200 calories, 0 g fat
Gravy, 84 calories, 7 g fat
Sweet potato casserole, 309 calories, 9 g fat
Green beans almondine, 124 calories, 8 g fat
Cornbread with butter, 338 calories, 23 g fat
Two glasses white wine, 201 calories, 0 g fat
Pumpkin pie with whipped cream, 321 calories, 24 g fat
Pecan pie with whipped cream, 568 calories, 43 g fat
TOTAL: 3,246 calories, 182 g fat (50 percent of total calories come from fat).
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You can minimize the damage with a little forward planning:
Eat light, low-fat, high-fiber meals beforehand, and don't skip whole meals in advance. "You'll be so famished, you'll eat way too much when it comes to the feast," says Anne Dubner, R.D., of the American Dietetic Association. When you're hungry, your body compensates by lowering your metabolism to guard against starvation. "It acts like a dry sponge and will just soak up more fat."
Drink less alcohol beforehand. Alcohol douses your resolve, ignites hunger, and adds to your calorie load.
A half hour before the meal, fill up on water and calorie-free beverages, such as sugar-free soda, iced tea, or coffee. Eat a small snack high in hunger-satisfying fiber, perhaps an apple, carrot, small salad, or yogurt topped with bran. Or have some soup. A study conducted by Baylor College of Medicine in Houston found that people who consumed a bowl of hot soup before meals ate less, lost more weight (about a pound more yearly), and kept it off longer. "It's hot, so you have to eat it slowly and pay attention," says John Foreyt, Ph.D., director of the Nutrition Research Center at Baylor. "Soup also fills your stomach, so you eat less later."
Increase your workout days in advance. Take a hike, play Frisbee, or go jogging. You may be too tired to gorge, and you may burn off enough calories to compensate for those you'll be bulking up on later. "Physical activity is the currency with which you pay for food," says Pamela Peeke, M.D., author of Fight Fat After 40 (Penguin USA, May 2001).
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beautiful beaches..looked just like white snow...miles and miles of scenery...rode our trikes..enjoyed the area very much..
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I love being there, go there every year except this year. Nice sandy white sugar beaches and emerald ocean. Can't beat it. Not too crowded, nice people and not like LA's beaches
the town wasn't to over crowded and traffic wasn't to heavy nice places to eat at and allot of good shopping.
This is an island accessible by bridge, toll is one dollar, it is very family oriented, all the best hotels are out there and the water is fantastic, smoother because of the way the beach is designed, has slight curves in the shoreline which break up the waves resulting in water every age family member can enjoy, on down the... More
This beach was quiet, serene, not highly populated, and filled with sand white-as-snow and turquoise blue waters. We originally stopped only to take pictures but couldn't depart! A piece of heaven for sure!
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Legionmaster wrote:Gorillas and other jungle-dwellers were semi-cryptids because Europeans hadn't explored the jungle very well yet. America has been pretty well covered by now. Not to mention large mammals tend to be pretty easy to find. So there's that.
The other issue is that apes didn't exist in the Americas until our human ancestors came over. There's absolutely no way a rogue group "devolved" (I use the term loosely) into 'squatches. There's no fossil or archeological evidence anywhere that suggests 'squatches migrated from Asia, and there's no way a tiny population of a large mammal would have persisted for tens of thousands of years, let alone undetected.
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This is a consignment piece we have right now, The lady who brought this in says her father who liberated Holland at the end of WW 2 brought it back to Canada with him. Nice windmill on the unhinged lid. Approx. 8 inches across.
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IBM reported a 5 percent drop in third-quarter revenue as sales of the company's IT products and services fell across the board -- led by a 13-percent plunge in server and storage system hardware.
IBM, nevertheless, managed to hold the line on net income, reflecting the company's increased emphasis on profitability over revenue growth. "In spite of this revenue decline, we had solid operating profit growth, with pre-tax income up 7 percent and net [operating] income up 5 percent," said IBM Chief Financial Officer Mark Loughridge in a call Tuesday with financial analysts and investors.
For the third quarter ended Sept. 30 IBM reported sales of $24.7 billion, down 5.4 percent from $26.2 billion in the third quarter of fiscal 2011. Net income was $3.8 billion, flat from the same period last year.
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"Despite facing challenges," Loughridge said, "that performance reflects our disciplined approach to delivering profit growth."
Some of the negative results could be attributed to one-time events, including the sale of IBM's Retail Store Solutions to Toshiba Technology, a divestiture that reduced total revenue by 1 percent. Earnings took a hit from a one-time $162 million charge for pension-related expenses in the U.K. And currency fluctuations took their toll, reducing revenue by nearly $1 billion.
While business remained steady through the first two months of the quarter, Loughridge said IBM experienced "a falloff in the growth rate in the third month of the quarter." The CFO said the slowdown specifically occurred in the company's Global Business Services operations and its software sales -- the latter due to "a handful of deals that fell out of the quarter." Those deals would have boosted software sales by two percentage points, Loughridge said.
Geographically, the slowdown occurred in North America and several countries IBM designates as "growth markets," specifically Mexico and Australia.
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The Eureka Forbes Aquasure Amrit Storage gives you purified water which is non-electrical. You can place this appliance any where you want to which also saves space in your kitchen. This water purifier has a total capacity of 20 litres which is divided into 2 parts. The top container is 9 litres and bottom is 11 litres. The maximum capacity for purifying water in this Eureka Forbes water purifier is 750 litres. The Aquasure Amrit Storage helps you take care of your health by giving you 100% purified water.
This elegantly designed water purifier has a transparent body through which you can view the water levels. The Eureka Forbes Aquasure Amrit is made of food-grade material which ensures healthy and pure water for a long time. The Eureka Forbes Aquasure Amrit Storage water purifier weighs 2.71 kg. This water purifier does not occupy much space with its 335 x 560 x 230 mm dimensions.
The non-toxic engineering plastic is a good quality plastic which not only removes smell from the water purifier but also keeps the inner body clean and hygienic. The Eureka Forbes Aquasure Amrit water purifier has a dispenser which allows you to place the glass and fill water.
The Positive Charge Technology in this Eureka Forbes water purifier gives you pure water which is chemical free. This appliance kills all the bacteria and virus without the pain of boiling water regularly. The Aquasure Amrit water purifier doesn't require continuous tap water supply. The Eureka Forbes Aquasure Amrit has a natural shut off function which shuts off the water flow on its own.
In the Box | |
Sales Package | 1 Unit, 3 Purification Cartridges, 1 Aprticilate Filter, 1 Cleaning Brush |
General | |
Type | Non-Electrical Water Purifier |
Capacity | Total Capacity 20 L |
Body | |
Filter Life | 750 L |
Other Body Features | Food-grade, Non-toxic Engineering Plastic Construction |
Convenience Features | |
Auto Shut Off | Yes |
Other Convenience Features | No Virus, No Bacteria, No Cysts, No Electricity Required, 100% Chemical Free Purification |
Additional Features | |
Double Storage, No Boiling Required, No Running Water Required |
Dimensions | |
W x H x D | 335 x 560 x 230 mm |
Net Weight | 2.71 kg |
Warranty | |
Service Type | The concerned authorized service center will advise the customer whether to effect the repairs at site or at the authorized service center. |
Not Covered in Warranty | Consumables which are subject to normal wear and tear in course of use are not covered in warranty |
Covered in Warranty | The company's liability under warranty will be limited only to defects which occur under conditions of normal operations and proper use. It includes defects occuring because of abuse, faulty care or maintenance, repair/ alterations to goods or parts by others. |
Domestic Term | 6 Months |
Warranty Type | With in warranty period, Eureka forbes India Authorized Service Centers will repair the product if required, to rectify the problem. |
I bought it 6 months earlier from a local store. it is a good looking water purifier. Build quality of body is ok. but its very bad performance in purification.
It purifies or just passes more than 8 liter water per hour.(user manual says it normal) the output water quality is not up to the mark. still the bad taste and impurities are there. my water is from normal water well. I am totally dissatisfied.
I called Eureka Forbes and asked about its behavior and availability of Purification Cartridges etc, Cartridges are not available that time plus any service avail only from the dealer. They informed me that their direct service is only for their 10k < models.
Cartridges Filter got one white and one black separate filters.
I can say its just a 2 stage purification.
I don't think its a No Virus, No Bacteria, No Cysts, , 100% Chemical Free Purification. It may Contain all of them.
It is your water and your health, you need to be extra careful.
Now i am using it as a serve Container for 20 liter can.
Please don't buy this.
Dear friends,
I purchased this product 6 months ago. It never did what it says and supposed to do as purifier. If you go for this product or company (Eureka Forbes/ Aquasure)for sure you are wasting your money and more importantly taking chance on your family members health. It is my experience, though it is under warranty, the customer care people never returned a call nor attended my complaint despite several complaints. This company is really a fraud. Finally I dumped this product into a dustbin as it is even not suitable for a storage bin nor for anything. I bet this is the ever worst purifier and most importantly the company that anybody can experience.
So, friends be cautious of this Eureka Forbes/ Aqua Sure, otherwise you will be cheated like anything. (the promos in print and electronic media never turned to real. Be careful)
Do not buy this product.I bought it for the brand name and its a total waste.The 2k price tag is too much for a 2 stage purifier.
What you get for 2130Rs:
a good looking plastic outer casing.
1 primary mesh filter.
1 positive charge filter[ you get extra 2 of these in the packing.......
The positive charge filter is a waste.Your water has to be free of any kind of dirt or even very slight yellowish color to get a decent water flow from the filter else it clogs very easily. It is nearly impossible to clean the main filter but the company suggests that using a tooth brush is enough ....
I suggest using HUL . I was using it for the past 5 years and changed it because i broke the container.
Don't be fooled by the looks of the water purifier.......
I purchased this on 2nd Nov 2012 from MORE Megastore, Kirti nagar..as it wasn't my first choice but the salesman convinced me that in my budget this is the best option ..might be he was getting extra cut from Eureka Forbes...I also got 2 candles free inside and 1 with the console. Believe me friends after using it for 8 days the first candle expired...the process in the cd to clean it doesn't worked...the second candle again after 4 days expired ...and after 12 days the 3rd one...on our complain the guy who came for service told there is a air pump used to clean candle is missing moreover he was confused in dismatleing the console. Now I have removed everything and using the console for storing water coz it looks only fancy so one star for the product.
I have bought this product from some other place . I must say that the water quality is still very good but the after sales service is very bad from eureka forbes . I am trying to get new cartridge since one month from their customer care service but they always promise me to provide and never delivered the cartridges . so if someone is going to buy this product , please dont dare to do so. Also if someone is buying a non electrical purifier , please keep in mind that one should purchase the purifier only if the seller/company is assuring of availability of the cartridges from the market/company easily. Otherwise it will be a headache for you.
Spare Parts Not available
even cartridge not available
waste of money, No proper response...
I have bought this product from some other place . I must say that the water quality is still very good but the after sales ser...
Read MoreI bought this purifier going by the Eureka Forbes brand and reputation I lament my decision now. The product does not purify th...
Read MorePlease, please, please don't ever think of buying this water purifier. The 3 cartridges are as good as nothing at all as all of...
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Eureka Forbes Aquasure Amrit Storage Water Purifier is one of the best products launched by the company.
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The fire department will use the donation to purchase equipment to better protect its trucks and volunteers, such as helmets, boots and a brush guard for the front of a fire truck.
"I thought it was great for the fire company," said Rexroth, 69. "I had a fire one time, and if it wouldn't have been for them, I would've lost three barns, but I only lost one and they saved the other two. They're a great outfit."
His wife, Sue McKinsey, 65, was actually the one who applied for the grant in the fall.
"I did it and didn't even tell him or ask him, because he doesn't like the publicity," McKinsey said. "He and the Craley fire department go back a long, long time. Ken's been farming since 1963, and the fire department has probably been there just as long. We have a very good working relationship with them."
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Type: Shareware | Releases: Dec 28, 2006 | ||||
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Type: Shareware | Releases: Jan 01, 2005 | ||||
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Type: Shareware | Releases: May 17, 2011 | ||||
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A software to easily create Sankey diagrams. A Sankey diagram is a directional flow chart where the width of the arrows is proportional to the flow quantity. Sankey diagrams are a useful way of visualizing material flows, energy or costs. If you are a chemical, environmental or process engineer, a professional in quality management, logistics or finance, you can use e!Sankey diagrams to display flow quantities in production systems. Excel import. |
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Fighting SPAM and Abuse on a Global Network
By Kevin Hazard in Infrastructure, Social Media, SoftLayer, TechnologyFor better or worse, one of the most engaging posts on the SoftLayer Blog is "We are a No-Spam Network," written by Jacob Linscott in June 2007. When it was posted, it celebrated a completely clear Spamhaus listing page – quite an accomplishment for a large hosting provider (for reasons I'll illustrate below). Since the post was published, it has become a hotbed of conversation about any and all abuse-related issues. Google "SoftLayer SPAM," and you'll see the post show up as the second result, so a lot of Internet passers-by will come across the post and use the comment section as a platform to share abuse-related concerns they have for us.
That engagement is a double-edge sword: It's good because we hear the concerns people have. It's bad because the post was meant to be a celebration of the continuous work that the abuse department does, and uninitiated visitors seem to consider it a unilateral claim that we've beaten spam once and for all. In the course of responding to comments on that post, I shared an analogy to convey what it's like to run abuse for a large hosting provider:
Let's say you're the security manager for a huge mall. This mall has 100,000 stores with people walking in and out 24x7x365. In this scenario, there are "good guys" and "bad guys" who walk into and out of the mall, and every person looks exactly the same. Some of those people are store owners while others are customers of those stores. As the security manager for the mall, you want to maintain the safest, most well-maintained mall in the world, so when you find bad guys walking in and out of your mall, you do everything you can to kick them out and keep them out. Sometimes those bad guys are store owners who attract and send the wrong crowd; sometimes they are bad guy customers of a good guy store owner.
How would you manage your mall? It's not possible to differentiate whether a store owner will be a good guy or a bad guy when they're applying to lease space in your mall, so you can't "keep the bad guys out" in that regard. You can't have a security team of 100,000 people monitoring what's happening in those 100,000 stores, much less have someone individually check the millions of visitors streaming in and out of the stores. What's a security manager to do?
If you look at how Las Vegas casinos address that concern, it's clear that your best bet is to install security cameras and have a team monitoring them all the time. You might not be able to watch everything at the same time, but you can document what's happening around your mall and respond if you notice something unusual (or if someone calls in to report that they've seen bad guys coming from a store in your mall).
That's the position we're in.
SoftLayer Abuse Team
SoftLayer's network is the mall, the stores are servers, the store owners are our customers (who are often responsible for several "stores"), and the good guys and bad guys are traffic into and out of the network. We try to differentiate good guys and bad guys, but even if we know that all good guys have purple eyes and all bad guys have neon green eyes, it's still difficult to look 26,000+ store owners in the eye every day as they're walking into and out of the mall.
We staff a team of people intent on clearing the bad guys from our mall, and we know that even though good guy store owners may inadvertently host their own bad guy customers, they want to remove those customers from their store as well, so they appreciate us helping them pinpoint those customers so they can be removed.
We keep an eye on our security cameras and get our security guards to the stores where bad guys are reported as quickly as possible. If no one reports that the people coming out of store #73,403 are all bad guys, it's hard for us to know that they aren't good guys … Which is why we encourage anyone and everyone to report abuse-related concerns to firstname.lastname@example.com so we can mobilize our security force.
As Edmund Burke once said, "When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall one by one, an unpitied sacrifice in a contemptible struggle." Or more colloquially, "All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing."
Given that illustration, the abuse team deserves a LOT of credit for the work they do behind the scenes. They are constantly investigating reports and working with customers to get remove any and all content that violate SoftLayer's MSA, and too often, that can be a thankless job. Fighting abuse is an ongoing process, and while the nature of the beast might suggest the overall war will never be won, we're always getting faster and stronger, so the individual battles are easier and easier to win.


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Phase response of digital filter
[phi,w] = phasez(b,a,n)
[phi,w] = phasez(sos,n)
[phi,w] = phasez(...,n,'whole')
phi = phasez(...,w)
[phi,f] = phasez(...,n,fs)
phi = phasez(...f,fs)
[phi,w,s] = phasez(...)
[phi,w] = phasez(b,a,n) returns the n-point unwrapped phase response vector, phi, in radians and frequency vector, w, in radians/sample for the filter coefficients specified in b and a. The values of the frequency vector, w, range from 0 to pi. If n is omitted, the length of the phase response vector defaults to 512.
[phi,w] = phasez(sos,n) returns the unwrapped phase response for the second order sections matrix, sos. sos is a K-by-6 matrix, where the number of sections, K, must be greater than or equal to 2. If the number of sections is less than 2, phasez considers the input to be the numerator vector, b. Each row of sos corresponds to the coefficients of a second order (biquad) filter. The i-th row of the sos matrix corresponds to [bi(1) bi(2) bi(3) ai(1) ai(2) ai(3)].
[phi,w]=phasez(Hd,n) returns the unwrapped phase response for the dfilt filter object, Hd, or the array of dfilt filter objects. If Hd is an array of dfilt objects, each column of phi is the group delay of the corresponding dfilt object. If n is unspecified for discrete-time filter objects, the length of the phase response vector defaults to 8192.
[phi,w] = phasez(...,n,'whole') returns frequency and unwrapped phase response vectors evaluated at n equally-spaced points around the unit circle from 0 to 2*pi radians/sample.
phi = phasez(...,w) returns the unwrapped phase response in radians at frequencies specified in w (radians/sample). The frequencies are normally between 0 and pi.The vector w must have at least two elements.
[phi,f] = phasez(...,n,fs) return the unwrapped phase vector phi in radians and the frequency vector in Hz. The frequency vector ranges from 0 to the Nyquist frequency, fs/2. If the 'whole' option is used, the frequency vector ranges from 0 to the sampling frequency.
phi = phasez(...f,fs) return the phase response in radians at the frequencies specified in the vector f (in Hz) using the sampling frequency fs (in Hz). The vector f must have at least two elements.
[phi,w,s] = phasez(...) return plotting information, where s is a structure array with fields you can change to display different frequency response plots.
phasez(...) with no output arguments plots the phase response of the filter. If you input the filter coefficients or second order sections matrix, the current figure window is used. If you input a discrete-time filter object or array of filter objects, fvtool is used to plot the phase response.
Plot the phase response of a constrained least squares FIR filter:
b=fircls1(54,.3,.02,.008); phasez(b)
In the next example, we design an equiripple lowpass default filter object and display the result:
d=fdesign.lowpass; Hd=design(d,'equiripple'); phasez(Hd)
Plot the phase response of an elliptic filter:
d=fdesign.lowpass('Fp,Fst,Ap,Ast',0.4,0.5,1,60); Hd=design(d,'ellip'); phasez(Hd)
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I'm going to announce the first batch of industry legends we've confirmed attendance for at this year's Classic Gaming Expo at the Classic Gaming Expo site, but in this forum I'm going to detail them. Take note of games and items that you might want to bring along for signatures!
Bill Kunkel
Bill Kunkel is, literally, the co-creator of the field of electronic game-related journalism. After collecting a decade or so of experience as a professional musician; comic book writer (for publishers DC, Marvel and Harvey); and pro wrestling journalist (editor of MAIN EVENT magazine and co-host of The Main Event Radio Show in NYC), he and long-time partner Arnie Katz conceived and authored Arcade Alley - the first newsstand magazine column dedicated exclusively to the review of video and computer games - in 1978 for Video magazine. The success of that column led directly to the duo's launch of Electronic Games magazine, the first newsstand periodical to cover the entire new world of interactive electronic gaming, from handhelds, video games and computer software to state-of-the-art coin-op coverage. EG was created for Reese Communications in 1981 and Kunkel served as Executive Editor of the magazine until he left Reese in January '95 after the firing of his partners Arnie Katz and Joyce Worley.
The trio then formed Katz Kunkel Worley Inc. (KKW) as a vehicle for providing print and online sources with journalistic content, and Subway Software as a vehicle for game design. Kunkel has written on the subject of electronic entertainment for The NY Times, Town & Country, Games, Mondo 2000 and Computer Gaming World. In addition, he has written extensively for both consumer game magazines and business magazines covering the wide world of electronic entertainment software. He has been interviewed in numerous books on the subject and has appeared regularly on TV and radio shows, and documentaries.
Through KKW, Kunkel did everything from helping design new magazines -- including Video Games & Computer Entertainment (for Larry Flynt Publications) in 1987, the original Sega Visions and a new incarnation of Electronic Games (published by Decker/Sendai) in 1992 -- to serving as an expert witness in several major industry litigations (including Galoob vs Nintendo and Capcom vs Data East). During his tenure with Sendai/Decker, he began writing his popular column "The Kunkel Report" featuring his extremely personal views of the industry. Kunkel also continued the Game Doctor column which he had created in 1981 for the original EG and subsequently revived in such varied publications as Computer Gaming World, EGM, Computer Gaming Review, Sega Visions and Video Games & Computer Entertainment. It was at this point that Sendai stipulated that the Game Doctor character belonged exclusively to Kunkel, who has retained it both in print and on-line ever since.
Through the Subway Software side of the business, Kunkel worked extensively as a game designer/consultant/design doctor, with nearly two dozen computer and video game credits that include Batman Returns (Konami), Blood Bowl (MicroLeague), Ringling Bros. Barnum & Baily Circus Games (Tynesoft), The Omnicron Conspiracy (Epyx), Borrowed Time (Interplay), Bart's Nightmare (Acclaim), Star Trek: First Contact (Simon & Schuster--this is the original version from the mid-80s, not a work based on the recent film of the same title) and Superman, Man of Steel (Intracorp).
In 1994, Kunkel left what had become Katz Kunkel Worley & Dille, Inc. (KKWD) and created Fog Studios with partner Ed Dille and an impressive crew of exclusive talent (including Steve Honeywell, flight sim expert Tom Basham, news maven Laurie Yates and Webmaster/writer Kevin Perry). This group co-founded the magazine PC Ace before going on to help make Attitude Network's Happy Puppy (www.happypuppy.com) site the number seven destination on the WWW according to Web 21 (up there with AOL, Compuserve and Netscape) before the entire Fog crew departed as the result of differences with Attitude Network in December '96.
Without a sufficiently large vehicle to support it, Fog broke up into a series of smaller companies, one of which became Kunkel Enterprises Inc., aka Spyglass Studios. This group served as the content provider for Metropolis Media's PC Gamefan site -- an attempt to "brand" the GameFan name beyond the video game universe -- through most of 1997. The period of employment with Metropolis Media saw Kunkel provide original news and PC-related content to the site, while also working on the creation of a print magazine, Gamefan Sports Network, an all-platform print publication devoted to coverage of all types of sports games. Kunkel was in charge of features (including interviews with Don Daglow, Scott Orr and Tony LaRussa in the first two issues) and all PC reviews and previews, working closely with an inexperienced-but-talented young editor, Rustin Lee who was based in the GameFan offices in Los Angeles. Remote-control editing has become one of Kunkel's specialties since moving from New York City to Las Vegas in 1989.
Kunkel next began working as an editor-columnist for the Inside Games (www.insidegames.com) site, where he reunited with old partners Arnie Katz and Joyce Worley. He continues to generate his column "The Kunkel Report" on the site until the end of 1998.
Kunkel Enterprises (aka Spyglass Studios) are also involved in any book or film projects generated by the Running With Scissors' game, Postal and maintains an ongoing consulting relationship with Platinum Studios and a primary contract position with EBCI, a new educational institution which looks to become the first North American school to teach students electronic game development, with courses in design, art, music and programming a Canadian-based school that intends to offer education to students of Electronic Game Design throughout North America.
In addition to his journalistic work, Kunkel has consulted for just about every major player in the entertainment software field, with a specialty in legal consultation. In 1993, Kunkel also began a mini-career as the author of game strategy books for Prima Publishing, producing guides (sometimes alone, sometimes with a co-author from the Fog group) for Maximum Carnage (Acclaim), Descent (Interplay) (which has been reprinted in several languages), FPS: Baseball (Dynamix) and Gex (Crystal Dynamics), among several others. Kunkel and co-author Ken Vance most recently completed the strategy guide to Die Hard Trilogy (Fox Interactive) for Metropolis Media and a football strategy guide to NFL Quarterback Club '98 and Madden 64 for the N64 for Brady.
Kunkel is currently Director of Interactive Development for Platinum Studios, an amazing media content provider founded by former Malibu Comics owner and media visionary Scott-Mitchell Rosenberg (the man who published the comic book version of Men in Black and then fought for years to bring it to the screen) and European comic book legend Ervin Rustemagic. "Working at Platinum Studios is the ultimate dream job for someone like me," Bill exults. "Generating ideas and stories for movies, TV, comic books, and electronic games? I couldnt make up a job this great if they let me." While a relatively new company (just over a year old), Platinum has already placed several key film projects (including Cowboys & Aliens with Dreamworks, and Dead of Night with Dimension), has successful TV shows on the air (the animated Men in Black series and Nightman) and produces its own original graphic novels in addition to its ownership of over a thousand of Europes most successful comic book licenses (Jeremiah, Dylan Dog, Nathan Never, Legs Weaver, etc.). "In another year," Kunkel predicts, "This will be one of the hottest multi-media entertainment companies in the business. The level of talent and professionalism here just stuns me. I have never been happier in over a quarter century as a writer."
Today, you can also find Mr. Kunkel at the Digital Press site, writing the ever-fascinating The Kunkel Report.


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