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Bhubaneswar, Sep 12 (IANS) A man was arrested in Odisha Thursday for posting vulgar and obscene photographs of a woman on Facebook after she rejected his marriage proposal, police said.
Gautam Pandit, 23, was arrested from the steel city of Rourkela in Sundergarh district, about 500 km from here, a crime branch official told IANS.
The cyber crime police station had registered a case against the accused on the complaint given by the woman Dec 31 last year.
Investigation pointed to evidence against Pandit, a native of Kamanpur village in Balasore district, the official said.
Pandit posted the obscene photos of the woman, also from Balasore district, after she rejected his marriage proposal, he said.

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Adiós Nuevo Mexico
Back to lifeeee, Back to reaaalityyy, vacation is over, insert sad face. It was a lovely one spent with my nearest and dearest. The sky seemed bluer and the snow whiter. The last of the winter wonderland photos, back to the city grind I go. Happy New Year friends.
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The worst part of the holidays is heading home afterwards. Hope you have a safe trip back and a wonderful New Year's!ReplyDelete
oh my! All this wilderness make me shake from happiness, you are so lucky when you can go to places like this. Well done! :)ReplyDelete
WOW! I have literally never seen snow. These pictures are amazing, I can't wait until I get to somewhere snowy. Happy new year, thanks for all the inspiration.ReplyDelete
winter really is beautiful and the winter in new mexico looks very inviting. happy new year!ReplyDelete
Absolutely beautiful!ReplyDelete
That photo of the horse is amazing! I just want to reach out and touch that beautiful cinnamon-colored coat. I love how all the photos are basically white, grey and shades of that reddish brown. They look perfect together!ReplyDelete
Happy new year,
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I love the color palette of these photos - the warm rich browns against the blue sky!ReplyDelete
Beautiful photos!ReplyDelete
love. love. Living in Santa Monica now makes me long for the snow AND the open blue sky.ReplyDelete
Seems like a fantastic landscape. The last one is particularly impressive !ReplyDelete


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Lane emerges as physical rushing threat for Gators
Published: Saturday, April 12, 2014 at 7:00 p.m.
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Adam Lane's emergence in Saturday's Orange & Blue Debut can best be described by starting quarterback Jeff Driskel.
Lane led all rushers with 12 carries for 64 yards.
Driskel said Florida's players are well aware of Lane's abilities, but he doesn't hear much about the redshirt freshman running back from people outside of the team.
"You never really know how good he is until you see him live," Driskel said. "He's a guy that not too many people want to tackle."
That's because few can bring down the 5-foot-7, 222-pound wrecking ball.
"Adam Lane is a physical runner," linebacker Jarrad Davis said. "He's a smaller, shorter guy with a low center of gravity.
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With starter Kelvin Taylor playing just one series and three other running backs sidelined due to injuries, Lane received some extended snaps in the game and made the most of them.
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Last year, I decided to host friends who were staying behind for Nochebuena, the traditional Cuban Christmas Eve dinner. Knowing a few would be missing home, I asked everyone to bring one thing that meant the holidays to them. I might have been more specific, because I ended up with no fewer than 10 boxes of Spanish turrón.
Apart from the roast pork drenched in mojo and white rice and black beans, sliced turrones served on trays at the end of the night are a requirement at every Cuban holiday. Traditionally made with marcona almonds, everyone has their favorites – whether it's soft and fudgy Jijona, nougat-like Alicante, or egg-rich yema tostada.
Looking for my own hostess gift, I decided try my hand at turrón de coco – creamy shredded coconut cooked down with condensed milk and brightened with orange zest and a few drops of vanilla. A perfect blank slate for experimentation, it sets up quickly and can be boxed up to take. Of course, you might want to call first, but really, you can never have too many.
Turrón de Coco
1 (14 oz) can sweetened condensed milk
1/2 cup coconut milk
3 cups finely shredded unsweetened coconut
2 tablespoons unsalted butter, cubed
1 teaspoon orange zest
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
7 ounces dark chocolate bar (at least 70% cacao), chopped
2 tablespoons grapeseed oil
Grease an 8-inch baking pan and line with parchment paper, allowing overhang on all sides.
In a medium-size heavy saucepan, combine condensed milk, coconut milk, butter, orange zest, and shredded coconut. Stir constantly over medium heat until it begins to pull away from the pan and clumps together, about 10 minutes. Off heat, stir in the vanilla while still warm.
Pour into the prepared pan then spread evenly with an offset spatula until smooth. Bring to room temperature then wrap and chill until firm, at least 2 hours.
Place chocolate in a heatproof mixing bowl and set over a pot of gently simmering water. Stir constantly until the chocolate is completely melted. Off heat, stir in the grapeseed oil.
While still in the pan, pour half of the melted chocolate over the coconut mixture and spread in an even layer. Chill in the freezer until set, about 10 minutes. Lift out of the pan and gently turn onto a layer of parchment or wax paper. Pour remaining chocolate over coconut and spread in even layers so that it is coated on both sides. Return to freezer until set, an additional 10 minutes. Peel off of wax paper, trim on all sides, and cut into two rectangular tablets. Cut into desired shapes.
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Corsair Releases Accelerator Series SSDsby Kristian Vättö on 3/6/2012 4:25 PM EST
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Sir Abacus - Tuesday, March 06, 2012 - linkLooks like I gotta waste a drive bay for this instead of using the mSATA connector on my Z68 board. Reply
xdrol - Tuesday, March 06, 2012 - linkIf you got a Z68, you might as well use Intel RST... Reply
MarkLuvsCS - Tuesday, March 06, 2012 - link^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
LOVE RST on my asrock z68. I saw some of the biostar boards with the mSATA onboard, but the cost didn't seem justifiable. If space is certainly at a premium then it makes sense, but using the conventional chipset ports makes it easy to find drives to fit the role. I would love to see how the dataplex software compares vs. Intel's RST. I would imagine Intel would be a faster solution since its hardware + software vs. just software. Reply
hechacker1 - Tuesday, March 06, 2012 - linkI seriously wonder just how much of Intel's RST really has to do with hardware.
I have a suspicion that it's really just software locked down onto z68 by bios revision. I have an X58 board hear, and modded my bios with a intel RST 11.5 alpha ROM. And now I can select RST as an option in the BIOS (though I don't have a SSD here to test it).
Interestingly, I updated the RST bios again with a new version, and that feature got locked down.
I could always go back though. Perhaps it was just an error on there part, and there really is hardware behind it.
I've seen benchmarks, and it seems RST and Dataplex is competitive with each other.
The big limitation though: You can only cache one volume/drive. What if you have an OS drive + Storage RAID, then you are stuck only doing caching on 1. Even though your sources of data may come from both.
I'd really like that software deficiency to be fixed. Reply
ATC9001 - Tuesday, March 06, 2012 - linkIf you can afford a Z68 chipset but not a 120GB SSD for OS/DATA I don't think you're doing a good job picking your system.
RST is a good idea for dell and other OEM's IMO (But not in high end chipsets), but for most of us here that read Anand I'd figure your much better off controlling your own storage needs.
Now where RST would be really nice is on a laptop since moist laptops only have 1 HDD Bay, getting a 256GB SSD is obviously prohibitive and may still not be enough storage. RST with a mSATA on a laptop would be nice. Reply
MrSpadge - Wednesday, March 07, 2012 - linkZ68 mainboards are not that much more expensive. And even with a 120 GB SSD: do you really like to shuffle 20 or 30 GB game installations around, just to "control" your storage needs? Maybe his "need" is "just works".
Love my 60 GB Agility 3 for SRT. Might swap the HDD to a 2 TB or so, when ever the prices become sane again. Reply
kjboughton - Tuesday, March 06, 2012 - linkI'd love to see a solution that includes a HARDWARE cache controller, instead of software. Reply
bonksmeister - Wednesday, March 07, 2012 - linkI thought the caching-using-SSD thingy on Z68 boards are called SRT (Smart Response Technology), not RST, which is Intel's software to manage storage?
Anyways, I've recently bought a new SSD to cache my HDD which I use to store mainly games, using the SRT route (as I have a Z68 board). I considered the alternatives that were feasible to me, including OCZ Synapse (and more recently, Crucial Adrenaline), which if I recall correctly, uses the same software as this Corsair Accelerator series. From what I read in the wild (read: internet forums), when it works, it works well, however, when failure strikes, the recovery process can take a very long time to complete. Aside from the price, that's one of the main reasons I go with the SRT route.
Would love for AnandTech to give a definitive review on these SSD caching solutions, including those besides SRT & DataPlex (e.g. FancyCache). Reply
Kristian Vättö - Wednesday, March 07, 2012 - linkYeah, it's SRT, I've fixed it now. I always seem to mix these two Reply
dualcells - Wednesday, March 28, 2012 - linkI spotted the Corsair ad for the Accelerator lineup in a recent magazine. When I looked at the description it seems that software is required in either event (SRT or NVELO's DataPlex). I can't wait to read more about these drives with a deeper comparison of the setup(s). Reply
lost_tourist - Sunday, April 15, 2012 - linkI have a netbook that I believe is SATA I. I was curious if his sdd would work as the main drive in it. Sinse the accelerator feature is software based I am thinking its possible. From what I have read SATA is backwards compatible, but corsairs website states that it is for SATA II or higher. Is that for the accelerator software? Has anyone tried using it as the main hdd on a SATA I Mobo, or know if it is possible? Reply


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St. Albert senior B lacrosse team 8-0 to start season
Saturday, Jun 14, 2014 06:00 am
The St. Albert Miners continue their pursuit of perfection this weekend in the Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League.
Friday�s contest against the Edmonton Outlaws signalled the second half of the regular season for the undefeated second B team. The score from Bill Hunter Arena was unavailable at press time.
Sunday the Miners host the Calgary Mountaineers, the defending provincial champions and fourth-place finishers at the Presidents� Cup. Game time is 2 p.m. at Northstar Hyundai Arena.
�We�re going to take it one game at a time and hopefully we stay undefeated,� said captain Nate Schmidt, prior to Tuesday�s practice at Servus Credit Union Place. �At 8-0 we�re perfect right now but it�s going to put a target on our backs for sure in the league. People are going to be coming after us.�
In the RMLL�s outdated standings the Outlaws, last year�s provincial finalists, are listed at 2-4 and the Mountaineers are 3-3.
The eighth win in a row for the Miners was 13-7 against the Mountaineers last weekend in Calgary.
�We�ve had a close game with the Outlaws (9-6 last month in St. Albert) already this season and the Mounties they beat us last year in (game four in the best-of-five semifinal) playoffs. We played them on Sunday and we got the victory so we know they�re going to be coming here hungry,� Schmidt said.
�We�re going have to come ready to play both games. It will be a tough test. Hopefully we�ll come out 10-0.�
The Miners had a score to settle in Calgary after last year�s early playoff exit. It marked the second consecutive year the Miners fell short in their quest to represent Alberta at the Presidents� Cup after back-to-back provincial triumphs in 2010 and 2011.
�There was definitely extra incentive going into the game. It wasn�t too hard to get up for it,� Schmidt said.
The Miners outscored the home team 7-3 in the third period as the dangerous Graedon Cornfield fired four goals, including a pair on the power play.
�It was a pretty close game until the third period when we kind of pulled away,� said Schmidt, who led by example in the win with two goals and six assists.
�There was a lot of good play from our end on both sides of the floor. We were clicking on all cylinders and had an awesome third period to close it out.�
The day before against the Raiders (4-4) in Okotoks the Miners persevered 9-4 as Cornfield�s hat trick and three assists spearheaded the attack.
�It was huge to get both wins. We went down with a goal of getting two wins because we knew the Calgary teams are our stiffest competition and we did exactly that,� said playmaker Sean Reid.
�Both teams were very strong, especially the Mounties. We hadn�t played them yet and it was really a test to see what we were up against and it wasn�t as bad as we thought it was going to be. Obviously it was a hard fought battle but we kind of outlasted them. As each period went on we added to our lead.�
Team to fear
A stacked lineup, strengthened by Edmonton Rush players John Lintz and Jarrett Toll returning to the fold this summer, has the Miners headed in the right direction towards the Aug. 25 to 31 Presidents� Cup in Coquitlam, B.C.
�We have a really strong team. We�ve added a few really key players and made a few trades because we really want to get back to the Presidents� Cup,� Reid said. �My first two years I was here we made it there and we started to feel accustomed to it and then when it was in Spruce Grove (in 2012) we were hoping to make it again and we got beat out that year (by the Rockyford Knights of Airdrie in game four in the best-of-five final).
�Last year was really a wakeup call for us. It wasn�t a one-off year, it was a two-year thing. That�s why this year our coaches and managers made some adjustments because we want to get back there. Every year our goal is to not only go there but we want to be competitive there too.�
This year�s edition of Miners is arguably the most prolific in team history since the senior B franchise set up shop in St. Albert several years ago.
�Our whole team all around has improved hugely from last year,� Reid said. �Last year we relied on talent alone now we�ve got a lot more structure this year on defence and offence.�
Offensively the Miners are dynamite with the explosive Cornfield (28 goals, compared to only 18 last year, and 48 points) igniting the charge.
�I�m an assist guy so I have a ton of weapons I can pick from out there so it�s really nice to have that kind of firepower on our team,� said the underrated Reid, who is enjoying a career season with 30 assists and 37 points.
�There has been years where it�s a lot more of a grinding offence and we�re out there just trying to get guys open. This year we have the advantage that all of our guys know how to find the lanes and they know how to get open. I go behind the net and I have not only one option but I have three options in front of me.
�The big thing is we�re working as an offensive unit. In past years we�ve had a lot more kind of freestyle offence where we�re working with each other but nothing has been set. This year we�ve implemented a lot more of a system so we have a lot more method to our madness kind of thing.�
Schmidt, 26, expanded further on the team�s lethal offence.
�System-wise what we�re trying to do this year is swing the ball from one side to the other and you turn the defence and you get them mixed up and then you send cutters, you set picks and then you finish off with the shots,� said the Miners� leading point producer the last two years with 57 in 15 games in 2013 and 64 in 14 games as the RMLL�s top scorer in 2012.
�It also helps having a deep offence. We have eight or nine players that can really put the ball into the net so our scoring is spread around.�
Defensively the Miners are tighter than a drum.
�We�re playing a new system and we�re dominating other offences. They�re not getting any opportunities five-on-five and I think last weekend over half the goals (the Raiders and Mountaineers scored) we were shorthanded,� said Schmidt, who honed his skills in the New Westminster system and with the South Edmonton Warriors.
Reid, 26, credits the presence of Lintz for solidifying the team�s back end.
�He�s brought the Rush defence and it�s a high pressure defence,� said the minor lacrosse product of the Edmonton Wizards. �I believe we have the best defence in the league and we have the best goalie (Dave Marrese) in the league too.�


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quote:Originally posted by ToXXiK1Anyone know a date for Vinny's return?
quote:Originally posted by ToXXiK1If TB is relying only on one player, there's bigger problems on the horizon for them.
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Does increasing the level of crude protein (CP) in calf starter grain affect performance? University of Illinois researchers sought the answer in an 89-calf study that compared:
- Conventional milk replacer (20 percent CP/20 percent fat) plus conventional starter (19.6 percent CP, dry-matter (DM) basis).
- Enhanced milk replacer (28.5 percent CP/15 percent fat) plus conventional starter.
- Enhanced milk replacer plus high-CP starter (25.5 percent CP, DM basis).
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- Starter intake was greater for calves fed conventional milk replacer.
- For calves fed enhanced milk replacer, starter intake was greater for calves fed high-protein starter.
- During the weaning period, enhanced starter promoted greater DM intake than conventional starter.
- Average daily gain was higher among all calves fed enhanced milk replacer versus conventional, and highest among the calves fed both enhanced milk replacer and starter.
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Man pleads not guilty to helping former Steelers doctor sell steroids, hormones
A Brentwood man charged with helping a former Steelers doctor sell steroids and hormones pleaded not guilty on Thursday in federal court.
James Hatzimbes, 42, scheduled "steroid clinics" nearly every other Saturday so Dr. Richard Rydze, 62, of the Strip District could prescribe hormones or steroids to treat people for nonexistent ailments, prosecutors said.
The clinics were held at Hatzimbes' HSE Salon and Wellness Center, also known as HSE Anti-Aging & Wellness Center, in Overbrook, and the two men split the $75 fee that each client paid, prosecutors said.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Maureen Kelly released Hatzimbes on a $50,000 unsecured bond. Hatzimbes declined to comment after the hearing. His lawyer, Charles Porter, said it was too early to comment.
"We will investigate their allegations and defend them accordingly," he said.
A federal grand jury indicted Hatzimbes on six counts related to the steroid and hormone trafficking. Rydze was charge with 185 counts of health care fraud, obstruction of justice and trafficking in anabolic steroids, human growth hormones and painkillers.
Rydze pleaded not guilty and is on home confinement on a $100,000 unsecured bond.
He was on the Steelers medical staff for 22 years until 2007 when he first came under investigation for hormone trafficking.
A third defendant, William Zipf, 56, made his initial appearance before Kelly on Thursday. Zipf is charged on several counts related to Rydze's narcotics trafficking.
Zipf would obtain prescriptions from Rydze under several names and fill them at different pharmacies to hide the number of painkillers he was buying, prosecutors said.
Zipf is serving three years and one month in federal prison on an unrelated cocaine trafficking conviction. He pleaded guilty in March in federal court in Wheeling to paying an undercover officer $124,600 and a pair of diamond earrings to buy 5 kilograms of cocaine.
Kelly ordered Zipf held without bail until his arraignment and detention hearing on Tuesday.
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Family violence is a major public health crisis. The victims span all age groups—from newborn children to the elderly—and include both males and females.
- In the United States, approximately 32% of women and 28% of men have experienced violence by an intimate partner in their lifetime.
- In 2012 alone, there were an estimated 686,000 victims of child abuse, with the highest rate of abuse noted in children aged 0 to 3 years.
- In addition, the National Center on Elder Abuse estimates that there are from 1 to 2 million cases of elder abuse each year.
The public health impact of family violence in terms of lives lost and lives harmed is immeasurable and likely underestimated by statistics.
Although many family violence victims do not turn to police or shelters for assistance, they do come to hospital emergency rooms or continue to visit their family doctors. Because of this, healthcare professionals have a unique opportunity to address family violence by offering support and providing referrals to community agencies.
When a patient visits the emergency room or clinic, the doctor may ask specific screening questions designed to assess whether a patient's injuries might be due to family violence. If the doctor concludes that family violence could be involved, he or she may provide the patient with more information about domestic violence, as well as local treatment and advocacy resources.
A resource guide listing national and state agencies that help victims of domestic violence, child abuse, and elder abuse is available on the website of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons: Family Violence Resource GuideFamily Violence Resource Guide (http://www.aaos.org/about/abuse/abuse.asp).
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Black fabric with color changing stones covering the front of the bag, this designer handbag is an oversized clutch that will amp up the color appeal of any look. It has a zipper closure and inside is a zippered pocket on the back wall. It has a wristlet strap. The bag measures Height 21cm-8.5" x Width 35cm-13.75". $1,326 Available at mytheresa.com.
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2013 is coming … A look back and forward
I keep telling myself that I should post more on this blog and I never do. I do have stuff to say about games but often I just find someone else who said what I would have said in much better words so my post never leave the draft folder. So my first wish for 2013 is to actually use this blog to its full extent and try not to worry about "not writing it perfectly".
First effort is to post my thoughts on the last year and the next one to come. Both my stuff and the rest of the "industry".
2012 Game of the year
I haven't played a lot of games in 2012 so the pool to choose from is limited. My game of the year though might be the choice of many others so I'm not completely out of touch here: FTL
My Steam clock is at 79 hours for this game so it's 4th on my list behind Mass Effect 2 (187 hours) and Dragon Age 2 (142 hours) and CIV 5 (122 hours). Very few games get my attention and 79 hours for a game like FTL is like 300 hours playing Mass Effect 2.
Roguelikes are really not my kind of game as I hate dying, restarting, dying again, restarting … But with FTL I didn't care. I think it's because FTL is really easy to understand and you don't get lost in a bazillion skills/spells/items. Each game has its own flavor and with the constant unlocks it's not as repetitive as it may look. There's always something new to try, new objectives to make the next game interesting.
And look at that! It's an indie game! Nope. The fact it's my game of the year has nothing to do with the fact it's an indie game and that's why it's so great.
Mass Effect 3
Why a Mass Effect fanboy like me didn't pick ME3 as my game of the year? Well sure there was the ending. While I'd say that I'm fine with it and even "defended" it … it still did something to me. Maybe because this is just the END (of Shepard) and I don't have anything more to expect from a sequel (letting me try different runs like I did with ME2).
The focus shift from "crew" to "galactic war" also removed something from my enjoyment of Mass Effect. It was inevitable to have that war story but maybe there could have been a way to handle it in a more "intimate fashion". Maybe have Shepard on a very specific and crucial mission instead of flying around the galaxy trying to get everyone together. I'm not saying my idea of ME3 would have been better but just that I didn't feel that close of my crew and it was a huge HUGE driving factor for me in this franchise.
The last factor that "bothered" me a bit was that I still don't see why I had to wait that long to play ME3. The whole multiplayer stuff is just wasted line of codes for my enjoyment of the Mass Effect universe. The whole let's change things again to please the "RPG" crowd also bothered me. Oh ME3 is fun but ME2 was already fun … I didn't get how it was made "better". I would have been happy with the same mechanic but I guess that's not how the "game industry" works. Maybe some think it was an improvement but having played ME2 for 187 hours they didn't need to get so dirty in the code to actually keep me happy … My 2 cents.
Diablo 3
I still can't believe I spent money on this. Not that it doesn't have its merits but that's really not what I enjoy these days… or what I was enjoying 10 years ago. I spent way too much time on Diablo 1 back then (skipped Diablo 2) and with Diablo 3 I just feels like I should have kept my good memories from Diablo 1 instead of not finding anything that exciting about that last title.
My take on this genre is that if you really want to play such game go play Torchlight instead. Diablo 3 just seems like an arrogant older brother you feel like punching in the face while Torchlight while being similar feels like a sincere effort to give you some fun.
I know it's purely emotive but that's how I feel about it. I don't see why there was so much buzz around Diablo 3 beside maybe … being the next Diablo game … meh.
Bundle this, bundle that
Yeah! Games for $1! The concept already feels old and I'm now one of the cheap bastards who will spend the minimum money on them … when I buy them.
It's unfair to all these devs who put their heart in these games but I can barely keep up with all the new bundles being released. I just buy the games for cheap and put them in my "play when I really have nothing left to do" folder.
Yes I bought that THQ bundle. I paid $1 all to charity. Still haven't played any of these games. Games just feel like trading cards I might forget in my closet now. Not sure what it tells about the future. Bah …
Kickstart in the nuts
Rule #1 seems to be: Be on Kickstarter. IndieGoWhat? 8BitFundwho? Rule #2 is of course: this is a marketing tool like any other. If you suck at marketing then you'll suck at funding your project. For some reason I had something else in mind when this trend appeared but 2012 really cleared up things to me.
Forget about indie. Forget about small. You use Kickstarter to cleverly advertise your game. If you're having difficulties with marketing just don't bother with it. Learn how to market your games first and then look at Kickstarter. Of course if you're located in Canada then too bad for you.
Oh right! Almost forgot that point. Kickstarter showed us that we really just want more of the same in modern times instead of something new. There. I said it. In a way when I read that adventure games are dead it really feels insulting to all these indie devs who are doing a living releasing adventure games … Who were those guys who said that … Can't remember. Apparently some game dev idol or something …
It was fun Windows XP but your time has come
What!?!?! That's what I said when I saw that I needed Windows Vista or 7 to play the last Call of Duty. Well add a lot of swearing to that in fact… I couldn't wait to buy this game and it's the first time I didn't spend way too much money on release day to have my 10 hours of fun in a Call of Duty game.
Some might say that it's about time I upgrade but what can I say. My Windows XP works just fine and so far was allowing me to play pretty much everything I wanted to. So sometime in 2013 I guess I'll upgrade. Maybe even upgrade my whole machine as frankly it's starting to feel old now. Some are excited to acquire a new machine but not me. I like stuff that already works. I deeply hate wasting time on a computer if it's just to reinstall Chrome. As years pass by I have to lower the quality settings of the games I play but it doesn't bother me much. 2013 feels like I won't be able to push the deadline further though. Oh well …
Tales of Another Galaxy
Nope this game wasn't my "breakthrough game". It is however the game I think I was supposed to release… 8 months ago. I struggled a lot to find the exact shape of this game and whatever you might think of it for me this is the #1 issue: it took too long to release.
I had to make this game and move on to the next project but I spent almost a year on it. Of course until it is released it's hard to tell if it's worth to spend so much time on it or not but now that it's done I can tell.
I'm still working on the first patch for this game so it's not like I have thrown away these months of experience. The few buyers are not forgotten. I wish I could post something like sales numbers but so far there's not much to tell in fact.
It is my first PC game and once again I learned a great deal from it. And #1 lesson is to never let a project take so much of my time without making significant progress.
Squad strategy game
After TAG that's the project I've worked on. My idea was clear but the first results were miles away from what I thought I'd be. I've applied the lesson learned from TAG and put this project on ice.
The idea isn't dead. I'll come back to it later. But right now I need to work on something for which I'm making significant progress in a relatively short timespan. I need this. This brings me to the next point …
My first 2013 project: Bret Airborne
Remember Blimp Wars? Well the game was online for such a short time that I barely remember it myself … All I remember from it is that I spend nearly $1,500 on art for this game. Back then I had more money to spend on my "hobby" …
I decided it was time I did something with this "investment" and I came up with a simple idea. The short version of it is a Match-3 + RPG game. For once I want to avoid coming up with too many new ideas. I want to pick an existing genre, add my ideas to it and then do something nice with it. It might sound like I'm settling down for something "safe" but there's nothing safe in game development. Now I want to spend less time trying to reinvent the wheel and just create a damn fine wheel instead. Something that will still feels like my own but with less "mind stunts".
So far I'm enjoying the results so you can expect to hear more about that project very soon. Until then you can check this VERY EARLY ALPHA footage: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUkCA7F6xm8
Shutting down Golemizer
Still the most successful game I have ever released and it was my first. Nothing much to add here beside that it was time to shut it down and I'm still saddened by that.
Keeping the IP was an intelligent choice however as it's a very fertile territory. Blimp Wars and now Bret Airborne are what you could call spin-of of Golemizer. For 2013 I'd like to keep digging in that territory. I won't be making another sandbox MMO anytime soon but I bet you'll see golems and Dr. Altus making a comeback in various forms.
I'm not saying that because you enjoyed Golemizer that you will enjoy these spin-off though. They will be very different games from Golemizer. It do gives me hope that the time I spent on Golemizer was maybe more than a huge learning experience.
You keep learning and you keep growing. That's the secret to doing better. Eventually you'll find a game that hits the sweet spot. Until then, just keep learning from everything you do.
As a player I can say Golemizer was an amazing game, a great success! Maybe it had some flaws and that marketing was flawed too, but I still haven't found a game to replace it. I play OpenTTD which is really fun but it's still no Golemizer. I'm glad you are finally aiming for a "mainstream" game, I always told you to do some "easy" games to fund other (niche) projects Have a good 2013