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The Anthrocon "Rocking Pittsburgh" shirt is back!
Due to popular demand, both from our attendees and from the local businesses, we have made another run of the "Rocking Pittsburgh" shirt that debuted last year, with the artwork of the inimitable Tani da Real. This shirt was commissioned on behalf of the city itself, meaning that Pittsburgh is the one who sells the shirt, not us! Thus, it is not available from the Anthrocon convention store, and can only be purchased from the local businesses that carry it.
So where do you find it? Here are the merchants who are stocking it this year:
PITTSBURGH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT: Hudson News in Concourse A and Concourse C, and the CNN Store in Concourse D.
DOWNTOWN ("dahntahn"): Westin Convention Center Hotel gift shop, 1000 Penn Ave; Courtyard by Marriott gift shop, 945 Penn Ave.; Hampton Inn gift shop, 1247 Smallman St; Marriot City Center gift shop, 112 Washington Place; Downtown Pittsburgh Welcome Center, 120 Fifth Ave.
If you live in Pittsburgh or intend to get there early, you've got a special surprise coming: the shirts are available starting now! This was at the request of the vendors and we were happy to oblige. We are hoping that they ordered enough to keep them going through the convention and we'll do our best to keep them stocked, but we can't guarantee how many will be available for sale this year.
I saw these shirts floating around last year, but had no idea where they got them. I figured it was a sponsor thing. Now that I know I definitely plan on getting one.
How much would they be?
It is up to each merchant what they wish to charge; I believe our MSRP is $20.
Great news! I managed to get one in the rush last year but had friends who missed out, so it's good to see it back again.
Ooo... I'm arriving at the westin on Wednesday. Goingto seeif I can snag one than.
This wold be a nice thing to bring back to Maryland, I had seen these but never actually thought about how to obtain them. This is going to be good, hopefully the hampton doesn't sell out.
Woot! Wanted one last year and missed out, glad I can get one this year.
...Damn...when I first heard of a 'Rocking Pittsburgh' T-shirt I was not impressed by the idea, but after seeing the design and hearing that Tani made it Im actually tempted...I dont suppose thats the shirt we supersponsors are getting free this year?
No, it is not the shirt Supersponsors will get. As explained last year, the merchants of Pittsburgh wanted to get involved as well. The Board of Directors agreed and came up with this idea. Basically what's happening here is that Anthrocon is 'leasing' its trademark (service mark?) of "Anthrocon" for a small fee and the local merchants make a donation to the charity for that year. That way, they don't violate Anthrocon's trade/service mark and Anthrocon gets more money for the charity...and more support from local merchants.
That said, if you want one, Kage has told you where you can get one. Based on last year, they will not be available in the Dealers Room or Con Store.
Alright, What if someone (Being me) Is absolutely certain that they cannot make it to AC 14? Under the assumtion that they may not have the t-shirt during AC15, how would i go about getting my paws on one?
Our best recommendation is to make a friend who is in Pittsburgh now, or will be for Anthrocon. We do not have plans to sell these in our online Con Store at this time.
AWESOME! Missed out last year! Will def. get one this year :3
I got one last year. It's a really cool t-shirt. I remember they sold out of those t-shirts the Wednesday before the con started, before more t-shirts came in stock, and I thought I wasn't gonna be able to get one. I was like "No fair! I haven't even arrived in Pittsburgh, yet!" But I still managed to buy one when the next set of t-shirts came.
Love this shirt I'm glad I snagged the last one at the Omni last year and I'm glad people will get a chance to get another chance to get it this year.
I'm glad I snagged the last one at the Omni last year...
I arrived Thursday morning, was registered and ensconced in my room at the Omni by 11am, immediately checked at the news counter/gift shop...and was told that they had already sold out...*Curses!*
I will probably have to check out the news stand shop at the airport, then; the Omni William Penn wasn't included in UncleKage's list for this year.
I'm curious to know if ANY non-furries buy the shirt. I suppose that figure is impossible to track without first hand knowlegde, but it'd still be an interesting stat.
I liked the con tshirt last year but I LOVED LOVED LOVED this design.
Furs/non furs Pittsburgh gets the extra revenue, so win win!
i hope they get a bunch in i will haz me one
I must have one for my son. This will be his first Anthrocon.
The hotels are not selling them right now. They all were told not to sell them till AC time...is there a miscommunication?
I never told them that.
And I just sent them an email un-telling them that if they got told that.
Thanks sir, I'll be heading back down tomorrow or Saturday to score them.
I would call first and make sure they will definitely be available. Anything related to Anthrocon could be considered "seasonal" merchandise. The sellers may not want to use up their display space for the shirts until a point closer to the convention.
IOW, "We can't sell them yet" may be a business decision, not a miscommunication.
Yeah, was kind of a bit dissappointed when the kid at the Westin was like, "Well I can't sell these..." As he was showing me them. The other four places either didn't have them or didn't want to sell them until closer.
I liev by the airport, but won't be there till the 30th.
Hope they won't be out of Tee's when I come on day of the Con on the 3rd (early I hope). I'd love to burn cash on that design are there any other colors besides yellowwwwww text and black fabric?
That is the only color combination of the shirt, currently.
...are there any other colors besides yellowwwwww text and black fabric?
But Yellow and Black are Soooooo Pittsburgh - and I believe that was the central idea.
black and yellow are the city flag and all the sports teams colors for Pittsburgh.what other color would it be?
That's the whole idea! We adopted the city's colors as our own. It's not just any yellow, either. It's Spanish Yellow! That's 20% cooler than any other kind of yellow.
Oh, I definitely wanna get one of these to go with my Furnando's shirt!
My Friend Big Paw will be donating the following to this years Charity Auction if anyone is interested in getting one of these shirts in a 3XL size...
BTW This shirt comes with a 48" tall Brown Bear Plush
I know the first thing I'm doing once I get off the plane in Pittsburgh! Claiming my luggage and making sure everything is there. Then buying a shirt!
From what I remember of the Pittsburgh airport, you may want to reverse that. You'll probably pass the stores selling the shirt long before you reach baggage claim which, IIRC, is at the other end of a People-Mover type train... and possibly on the other side of a river.
See http://www.pitairport.com/terminal_maps for more details. Basically it's a long hike from the plane to the Airmall section and then the people mover to baggage check...
Ah, I see. Thanks for the heads up! Although I do tend to wander a lot, if I can avoid it, I'm happier. Ooh, and a map! I love maps! (It's a old over from when I was in the Army, I guess.)
Ok the westin did sell me two xl shirts for 19.99 a piece
Thanks again.
I'm plannign on purchasing 2 more as i have almost worn out last years
Woah, oops about the color thing silly me. I didn't really think about the city colors at the moment of posting. There I go again.
Go steelers...heh
I know, I know...It's been asked before - Any chance to make the shirt available via mail order ?
We cannot make available for mail-order what we do not sell.
you could call the westin and ask if you could buy one over the phone and pay to have it mailed to you?
Just wondering what are the sizes that they come in?
Last year there were Small, Medium, Large, Extra-Large, and Extra-Extra-Large. I presume the same mix this year.
The Westin and the Hampton have ordered 3XL shirts. The rest of the venues have not.
I believe that the T-shirt vendors who consistently deal at fannish conventions privately refer to the 2XL size as a "Fannish Regular"...
...perhaps the Westin and the Hampton have caught on?
Thats cool and thank you. I will have to see how big the 3XL looks. I am looking for a 4XL shirt.
Erf! Nobody has ordered shirts larger than 3X, I fear! Anthrocon stocks our annual shirt in sizes 4X and 5X, but the city vendors haven't caught on yet.
Thank you. I just have to keep my eye out for the annual shirts then.
Actually, I felt a little bad about that, so I called the Doubletree (who has just put in an order for additional shirts) and asked if they would stock some 4X's. They will have four of them on hand, starting Tuesday or Wednesday. I can't guarantee how long they'll stay in stock, but at least there's a fighting chance. If you want to head up there Wednesday, or perhaps call their gift shop in advance, you'll have the best shot at getting one in your size.


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Lambert, who was named the Big South Pitcher of the Week yesterday, posted a one-hit complete game shutout win over Presbyterian College, Friday. In the rainy conditions, the right-hander struck out seven hitters with no walks. The only hit he allowed was a two-out double in the first inning, as he held the PC hitters to a .033 average. He retired the last 14 hitters he faced to close out the contest. The honor was his first Big South Pitcher of the Week plaudit this season and the second of this career.
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MALIBU, Calif. - Senior Sean Rooney pounded out 36 kills Friday night as the Pepperdine men's volleyball team held off a Pacific rally with a 15-7 victory in game five as the ninth-ranked Tigers came back from trailing 0-2 in Stockton, Calif.
Rooney and John Mayer combined for nine kills as the Waves claimed game one, 30-27. Freshman Jonathan Winder dished out 12 assists in the game as the team hit at a .280 clip and out blocked Pacific, 3-2.
Pepperdine (1-0, 1-0 MPSF) took a commanding 2-0 lead with a 30-28 victory in the second game. Again it was the Rooney show as the Wheaton, Ill., native logged 10 of the Wave's 18 kills in the game. Pacific (4-2, 0-1 MPSF) out hit Pepperdine, .333-.290, and out blocked the Waves, 5-3, but could found itself on the verge of being swept in the match.
Mayer was the only other Wave to record a double-digit kill total (10), while Winder opened his collegiate career with 57 assists. Tom Hulse led the Pepperdine block with seven, while Andy Hein and Mayer each finished the night with eight.
UP's Brian Zodrow looked to carry his team as he pounded out 11 kills in game three. As a team the Tigers hit .457 in the third frame, recording 21 kills with just five errors and took the game, 30-23. Rooney exploded in the fourth game.
The 2004 Volleyball Player of the Year banged out 12 kills in the fourth stanza. But Pepperdine only had 17 kills in the game and fell, 30-25, forcing the final game.
Zodrow finished the night with 32 kills, while Nils Dauburs tacked on 21. Setter Mitch Hazelett ended the match with 64 assists and Mike Gawlik dug a match-high 12.
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Once the brash new kid on the block, Cirque du Soleil (rather like The Rolling Stones) has become a touring behemoth, producing mega-events that give the public plenty of what got them to their exalted status, and just enough new stuff to show that they can still do it. (Neither are shy of thanking an array of corporate sponsors too - but ain't that they way things are these days?)
With their mantle as edgy newcomers in the ancient arts of circus skills now passed to the urban free-runners of the parkour movement and the extraordinary daredevils walking the slack wire over canyons (and YouTube meaning all that stuff is just a click away, presented in the gritty, guerilla film-making formats of The Street), Cirque wisely return to the roots of their craft in Kooza (at the Royal Albert Hall until 14 February and on tour round Europe in 2013). So get ready for spinning tumblers, death-defying acrobats, high jinks on the trapeze - and clowns.
The Innocent, a Charlie Brown-type figure (he has a kite too) is befriended by The Trickster, who proceeds to conjure mindblowing acts to entertain, teach and reveal a world beyond The Innocent's wildest imagination - and ours! There are - and there's no easy way of saying this - clowns to "assist" The Trickster and, well, you like them or you don't. (I amused myself while they were on stage by reflecting on the resemblance of one clown to football's leading trickster Lionel Messi.)
At three hours, the show could do with losing some of its duration, and the clowns would be in prime position to have the mat pulled from under them, because every one of the acts beckoned forth by The Trickster is a spectacular success. There's a boy and girl who get more intimate on a unicycle than most of us have in the bedroom, an astonishing trio of contortionist women who twist and turn to create lines as beautiful as those drawn by any trio of ballerinas (at times reminding me of Spirited Away's three-headed creation) and acrobats flung into space by a teeeterboard, to twist and turn before spotting the landing - on stilts! The gold medal (at times it felt like a circus Olympics) indisputably went to the two men who hurtled through space sometimes inside, sometimes outside, a pair of giant rotating hamster wheels, at times falling through space in slow motion! It's a deathless cliche to use about The Wheel of Death, but you really do have to see it to believe it!
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- Subbing sucks in this game.
Just because you mash the guard button in Storm 1 doesn't mean that's how it was meant to be. That subbing system was near-perfect, and they ****** it up so hard, now. When your opponent spams and has five subs and you have none because you never got the chance to attack - and now you can't counterattack, at all, you know you're playing a badly designed game.
Not saying this game is bad, but the substitution system is garbage, and it always will be. It takes all of the skill out of the game, and that's why you see so many noobs beating up on pros. I've never seen a game before with such weak defense, except perhaps SCV, and this is pathetic. I can't even think of another game that says "You've dodged too much, now stop and get hit by the next ten combos until we decide you can evade again." like this.
Honestly, they should scrap the entire sub bar system and link it with the chakra bar, as it was.
If noobs are beating up pros then there not really pros
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I tend to balance my sub usage pretty well, so I don't run into that issue often.
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KizaruOfLight 4 years ago#5
Use your subs better.
Since when were you under the impression that Aizen didn't know you would read this since before you were born?
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Use your subs better.
Not /thread.
Who are you? This is a fighting game, remember? Or are you one of those casuals with no timing, who needs everything spoon-fed to them?
KizaruOfLight 4 years ago#7
I'm http://i.minus.com/ibcOiveSbIYpBP.PNG.
I know what kind of game it is. It's a casual's fighting game. I guess you could say I'm a casual in that I don't play the game that often, but I do have timing (I come from SSF4) and I don't suck at the game by any means. And I don't need everything spoon-fed either.
I've only seen people complain about the sub system if they don't know how to use them properly.
Since when were you under the impression that Aizen didn't know you would read this since before you were born?
judefakoyen10 4 years ago#8
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KizaruOfLight posted...Use your subs better.
i agree with you that the subs should be linked to the chakra bar, however;
-subbing should not be as difficult as it was in storm 2, gen and storm 3 subbing is good
-chakra is way too easy to recover and use. reduce chakra charging to how it is in the UN games where it takes ages to charge fully. chakra orbs also become more useful this way.
-triple the amount of chakra that it took to sub in storm 2. storm 2's subbing was just far too cheap.
if these three changes are made then subbing will be fair again.
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Kakashi4LIFE 4 years ago#9
Man, and here I thought you got hit by a semi Mega. Come to find out you're alive and well :-(
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I'm http://i.minus.com/ibcOiveSbIYpBP.PNG.
That argument again. "If you don't like it, get better." Well then, I guess I'll just get hit by that combo, next time. I won't sub.
The problem is that it's a stupid feature in the first place because it makes defense useless once it's gone. Any good player will break your guard, by at least the second attempt. And if you somehow have the advantage, being able to counter, if you have no subs or less than your opponent, you'll be dissuaded from countering, anyway, since they can just auto-sub out.
The way you sub is broken. Don't move the LS and you're instantly behind. No timing required, whatsoever.
Managing them is stupid, since it's just a fight to force your opponent to use theirs first, instead of fighting to deplete the HP bar and maintain your chakra.
Once one or two people are low on or out of subs, battles degenerate into a form of keep-away, since any counter attack that successfully lands might lead to the attacker ending the match.
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Police also allege that cleaners sent to the crime scene immediately after the assault on 19-year-old Nicholas Barsoum were captured in the same CCTV footage.
Ivy security guard and cage fighter Emmanouil Ntaras, a 30-year-old Greek national, was granted bail with strict conditions including a $300,000 bond in Sydney's Central Local Court today.
Fellow security guard Jason Mendelow, 24, has previously been granted bail and will appear in court at a later date, while a third security guard has been granted police bail to appear at Burwood Local Court on September 22.
Police allege Mr Barsoum was among a group involved in a fight with Ivy security staff about 1.30am on Sunday at the nightclub's rear entrance, off George Street in Sydney's CBD.
The police statement of alleged facts tendered to the court today says Mr Barsoum was restrained face down on the street with his hands behind his back and assaulted.
A witness dialled triple-0 before Mr Barsoum was taken into the club and down to the basement level.
Police say he was repeatedly beaten and was still on the premises when officers arrived.
"Police were not informed of Barsoum, who was being held in the basement, and police believe they were deliberately diverted," the court document states.
Mr Barsoum suffered a number of serious wounds to his face, head and torso and was taken by paramedics to St Vincent's Hospital.
Ivy owner Justin Hemmes released a statement this afternoon saying he was "appalled and sickened" by the incident.
"The kind of behaviour that occurred at Ivy has no place in my business and the venues for which we are responsible," Mr Hemmes said.
"The security guards in question have been dismissed and a full review of security operations is underway."
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I've recently got an excellent question: how can I change the color of the terminal emulator font from the CLI by sending the telnet program an escape sequence?
For those of you that haven't worked with escape sequences before - you can control a lot of parameters in you terminal emulation program by sending it a special sequence starting with <ESC>[ (<ESC> begin character code 27). These sequences work even in the simplest telnet clients on Windows and Linux thanks to built-in operating system support or ANSI.SYS driver (on Windows); you can get an in-depth description and the list of all supported escape sequences from Wikipedia.
With the list of escape sequences in hand, the only remaining problem is how to send them from the router. Tcl shell was the immediate answer, but then I remembered the various banners provided by the Cisco IOS. As I wanted to change the font color as soon as possible, the login banner (or the message-of-the-day banner) seemed the right one to use.
To insert the ESC character in a banner from the configuration prompt, you have to use the Ctrl-V/Esc sequence. For example, to change the font color to bright yellow, do the following:
router#conf tWhen you look at the running configuration, the router transforms the control characters into ^x sequences, so your banner will look like this:
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.
router(config)#banner motd #
Enter TEXT message. End with the character '#'.
<Ctrl-V><ESC>[33;1mThis is a yellow router#
router#show run | begin bannerNotes:
banner motd ^C
^[[33;1mThis is a yellow router^C
- Saving router configurations on (T)FTP server and reloading them from a server does not pose a problem, as the control characters are preserved throughout the process, but you cannot use cut-and-paste with banners, as the terminal emulator does not transform ^x sequence into a control character.
- With this technique, you can color-code your routers. For example, internal routers could use green font, publicly accessible ones red font and the firewall routers yellow font, so all the operators would know immediately what to expect on each device.
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The Reconstituted Quagga
I adjusted my binoculars again and again. These were definitely not mountain zebras, but they didn't really look like Burchell's zebras either. They had hardly any stripes over their broad backsides or legs, and they had altogether more brown on them than any normal zebra.
These, ladies and gentlemen, are reconstituted quaggas. A strange sight to behold, considering the quagga went extinct in 1883 - the last one died in a London Zoo.
It was only in the 1980s, when a state taxidermist called Reinhold Rau sent off a scraped bit of sinew from one of the badly stuffed quagga quietly collecting dust in 23 of the world's museums and sent it off to a DNA specialist that the shocking news was announced.
The quagga may not have actually gone extinct. It was a particular type of Burchell's zebra that had disappeared - a phenotype, not a genotype, as the scientists would say. The genes still lay among the striped beasts. And so began a somewhat controversial project to recreate the quagga, using selective breeding of animals that had the least stripes and the most brown on their bodies.
They are now in the third and fourth generation and the project has been a fair success. There are quite a few that look just like quagga. Of course, here's the quandary. No one alive has ever seen a quagga, so we're going on ancient photographs and paintings and descriptions. At what point do you really say we have a species back? And does it really have value to bring such an animal back?
Extinction is such a fine line. It's weird to see it go.
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Kiski Area sweeps WCCA cross country championships
Kiski Area senior Brent Kennedy didn't get a chance to win his third consecutive Westmoreland County Coaches Association cross country title Thursday.
But classmate Patrick Miller made sure the individual and team titles stayed at the school.
With an injured Kennedy rooting on his teammates, Miller and Brent Kennedy's freshman brother, Eric, finished one-two in helping Kiski claim another title, its third consecutive, at the meet held at St. Vincent College in Unity.
The Cavaliers finished with 52 points, followed by Franklin Regional and Norwin, both with 69. Franklin Regional was awarded second place because its sixth-place runner finished higher than Norwin's.
Kiski Area girls made it a sweep by winning their second straight title with 47 points. Hempfield was second with 70, followed by Greensburg Salem with 76 and Norwin with 77.
"Both teams ran well," Kiski Area coach Tom Berzonsky said. "We had some adversity, and they responded. We were hoping some of the young runners would set up, and they did."
Brent Kennedy, the defending WPIAL champion who has a scholarship offer from Virginia and serious interest from Notre Dame and Cornell, said he's probably out for the season with a shin injury. He's having an MRI next week to determine the extent of the injury.
"I haven't competed since the Red, White and Blue Invitational back on Sept. 7," Kennedy said. "I'm really proud that the guys stepped up. It would have been nice to compete in the county championship because it's a lot of fun."
Kiski Area senior J.D. Fehnestock also is out for the season with an injury.
Miller, who said Brent Kennedy taught him a lot, ran a 16:52.4 and Eric Kennedy was next in 16:59.4, edging Southmoreland sophomore Ben Bickerton (17:02.6).
"Brent is very smart and knows what he's doing," Miller said. "He offers good advice. I knew what I had to do. Winning the county title is meaningful and special. It was disappointing that Brent couldn't run; he probably would have won. But I'm glad I kept it in the school."
Eric Kennedy said he has also learned a lot from his brother. He was looking forward to competing with him.
"I ask a lot of questions," Eric Kennedy said. "He's taught me what to eat and how I should prepare for a race. He's the best teacher I have."
Southmoreland hasn't run in the meet since the mid-1990s, so Bickerton was excited his coach, Don Gilpin, decided to enter the team.
"I'm pretty happy," Bickerton said. "I gave up soccer to run, and I love running. This race gives me an indication where I stand in the WPIAL. It's a good tune-up for the races in a couple weeks. I missed going to states by a place in 2012."
Franklin Regional sophomore Bria McMahon, a first-year cross country runner, won the girls title in 18:56.6. She ran the 3,200 for the track team as a freshman.
"My friends told me that cross country was fun, so I gave up soccer," McMahon said. "I love running. It gives me a good feeling when I'm out running by myself.It makes me nervous when I'm around people, so I try to push from the start and get everyone else out of breath. I like setting the pace."
Norwin freshman Kelley Giles finished second at 19:24.5, Hempfield junior Morgan Ansell was third at 19:45.6, and Kiski Area sophomore Megan Aller and senior Morgan Kiebler were fourth and fifth.
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The ACT Brumbies say their search for a new major sponsor is getting desperate and they need something locked down within the next 10 days.
The University of Canberra has been the Brumbies' major sponsor for the past three seasons, but won't continue beyond 2014 and the Super Rugby province is struggling to find a replacement.
Brumbies general manager Simon Chester said they had locked up "90 per cent" of their sponsors, just not the major one to go on the front of their jersey.
He said they were starting to get to the point where they would look at dividing the major sponsorship into two or three game blocks throughout the season.
Chester said the Brumbies' costs were $17 million to $20 million per year and a major sponsor would cover more than $1 million of that.
"Time's running out for us. The games start in January and the season starts in February and we haven't been able to secure one at this stage," Chester said on Tuesday.
"In terms of all the other sponsors, the renewals have been really strong. We've managed to renew 90 per cent of our sponsors so there's just that one piece to the puzzle, which is a huge piece financially for us.
"We're starting to look at options of what our next steps would be if we didn't secure one in the next 10 days."
Wallabies forward Scott Fardy has thrown his support behind David Pocock and says no one can question whether he has the right character to play for Australia, but said the world-class flanker had made a mistake by getting arrested at a coal mine protest on Sunday.
Knee surgery prevented Fardy from going on the Wallabies' European spring tour but he said he would return to full training in the new year and should be ready for the Brumbies' Super Rugby season opener against the Queensland Reds at Canberra Stadium on February 13.
But Fardy said Pocock's arrest shouldn't prevent the 26-year-old from playing for the Wallabies and no one could question the former Australian captain's character.
Pocock was arrested and charged for alleged trespass at the Maules Creek open-cut coal mine in northern NSW after he chained himself to a super-digger in the Leard State Forest.
He is due to appear at the Narrabri Local Court on January 14, where he is expected to plead guilty.
"We fully support him and are hoping he gets through this," Fardy said.
"We realise that he did make a mistake by being arrested.
"No one's ever questioned Dave's character and it can never be questioned.
"He was nominated for Young Australian of the Year award, he's that kind of guy. No one's ever questioned his character in this."
Brumbies coach Stephen Larkham said Pocock had not discussed his plans to protest with the club and his players had no obligation to do so.
He said Pocock had gone to the Maules Creek mine with the intention of being arrested and that was why the Australian Rugby Union had issued him with a written warning.
Larkham said there would be no further punishment from the Brumbies.
Pocock protested against the opening of a new coal mine because he wanted to draw attention to the impact of climate change.
"David knew exactly what he was doing, it was a conscious decision, he wanted to get arrested, he wanted the publicity and from our perspective it was pretty clear as well," Larkham said.
"He ... breached the [ARU] code of conduct and was issued with a warning.
"It hasn't affected his preparation in this pre-season at all, therefore we haven't disciplined him as a Brumbies organisation."


text: In this chic chick flick based on Elizabeth Gilbert's inspirational bestselling memoir, a beautiful, rather gaunt Julia Roberts goes around the world in 80 cliches after getting a divorce from her feckless husband and deciding to spend a year rediscovering herself. "Eat" is four months in Rome consuming great food, meeting lovable people and coming to enjoy guilt-free pleasure. Then it's time to "Pray", with four unironic months at an Indian ashram, discovering that "God is within you and is you". After that revelation, she moves on to "Love" in Bali, where she communes with a wise old medicine man (I first misheard this as "Madison man") and has a liberating affair with a rich. middle-aged, Brazilian hippie (Javier Bardem). The overall effect is like Shirley Valentine rewritten by the authors of Sex and the City.


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New York Fashion Week, Spring 2009: Christian Siriano
While this season's winner is still to be determined, Project Runway alumnus Christian Siriano has since moved on to show his debut collection at New York Fashion Week. Simply put, Siriano did not disappoint. The boy genius pulled out all the stops turning his gift of ruffling, tufting, and ruching into a romantically hip collection.White cotton blouses were embellished with ornate sleeves while neon colors splashed off hues of gray. Thanks to Siriano's ornate folding technique, stiff organza magically turned into elaborate dresses and structured sheer blouses. I especially fancied the ankle skimming pants and liquid silk tops. In the words of Heidi Klum, "Not too many from the show actually pull off a Fashion Week show, and he did."
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The Famous Group and Director Giovanni Messner were tapped to simulate a live birth scenario and film the raw emotion that goes along with the birth of a married couple's first child.
The biggest challenge was that in order to capture believable footage for a live birth, we needed to cast babies as young as legally possible. To maximize on-set usage time with the babies, The Famous Group took production to Vancouver, CA. There, we were able to find 3-week old identical twins which allowed for switch-outs and maximum on-set time for the babies. With very little down-time, The Famous Group shot for 2 days to capture many beautiful moments between mother and child.
The agency and clients were both ecstatic with the abundance of heartfelt footage capture on set. Both spots launched nationally to great reviews.


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The 58-year-old, a former artistic director of the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, is the 12th person to take the helm of the orchestra.
He will take up the position officially at the first night of the Proms 2006.
The orchestra, famous for appearing at the first and last night of the proms, is celebrating its 75th anniversary.
Mr Behlolavek was principal guest conductor of the orchestra for four years from 1995 and more recently appeared with the Metropolitan Opera in New York and the Philadelphia Orchestra.
"Jiri is someone who the orchestra respects and knows very well," said the orchestra's general manager, Paul Hughes.
"His music making is second to none and at this stage when his career is going through the roof we are very lucky to have him."
Mr Belohlavek said: "The BBC and its orchestra always had a great deal of respect in my country when I was growing up and that remains the case now."


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MIYAZAKI – After observing an increase in the number of volcanic earthquakes, the Meteorological Agency has warned of a possible small eruption at Mount Io, which straddles the prefectures of Miyazaki and Kagoshima.
The local government in Ebino on Sunday declared a 1-km-radius no-entry zone around the crater of Mount Io, part of the Kirishima mountain range, while the agency said that large stones could be ejected within a 1-km radius in the event of an eruption.
The agency detected 53 volcanic temblors by 7 p.m. Sunday at the 1,317-meter-high volcano, the highest per day since seismometers were installed there in March 2013.
Volcanic activity has intensified since last year, the agency said. In addition to volcanic quakes, fumarolic gas was confirmed in December and areas with increased ground heat have been expanding.
Mount Io is known to have erupted periodically between 1500 and 1700, the agency said.


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About "Incredible Circus" by Flying_Mouse
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I really like it, well executed.
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The first link is our Biology LibGuide. The Internet tab has some tutorials and good websites. In particular, click on the Biology Online link in the Best Bets box and search for: elements of an experiment. You should also read in your textbook about the elements of a scientific experiment.
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Swiss Potato Puffs Recipe
Encourage guests to mingle by serving these cute little morsels. They're transportable, mess-free and easy to eat in a few bites.
- 1-1/3 cups water
- 1/4 cup butter, cubed
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/4 cup mashed potato flakes
- 3 eggs
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded Gruyere or Swiss cheese
- 1. In a large saucepan, bring the water, butter and salt to a boil. Remove from the heat.
- 2. Combine the flour and potato flakes; slowly stir into pan. Cook and stir over medium heat until a smooth ball forms. Remove from the heat. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Continue beating until mixture is smooth and shiny. Stir in cheese.
- 3. Drop by tablespoonfuls 2 in. apart onto greased baking sheets. Bake at 375° for 18-22 minutes or until golden brown. Yield: about 3 dozen.
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I am a lip balm junkie who has tried EVERY brand out there, ranging from the cheapies (Softlips, Carmex) to the all-natural health food store brands(Burt's Bees, Kiss my Face) to the high end (Kiehl's, Prada, Lancome) and this one is one of my favorites. It really moisturizes, and I like that it's not overly shiny. I love this lip balm. It has a light vanilla scent, not at all overpowering. The container is a little big, but it lasts a long time which is great. The bottom even unscrews to allow easier access to the last of the balm. The only downside is that it does not have any SPF. Other than that it's a great product!


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feed.helperbar.com is a malevolent browser hijacker designed to ruin with browsers and can root dreadful debacle for the computer system if it gets into the computer effectively. It influences almost all web browsers including Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome, amends homepage together with the default search engine. It is competent of pulling together your web browsers activity and send it to remote server sponsoring related and unwanted ads. None of the system tools like Registry Editor, Task Manager or others will be workable and you won't be able to use any of them.
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- Remove Automatically using Anti-Malware Software Just scan, detect and remove feed.helperbar.com and its related traces.
- Perform System Restore Restore your PC to prior issues date & time.
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- Start Chrome and click on "Bar" or "Wrench" icon at the top right corner of the browser.
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- At last restart the browser to complete the process.
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THE view from the high-rise building in which the painter Roberto Cortazar lives and works, in an outlying district of Mexico City, offers a reminder that the sprawling metropolis below can resemble a huge, restless organism in constant motion. Sometimes Mr. Cortazar regards this city, where he was born 37 years ago, as ''a kind of body,'' he said. The human body itself is a form, he added, ''and like any form in the universe, from a cell to a planet, it's also extremely complex.''
Mr. Cortazar's preoccupation with the human figure and his meticulous rendering of it helped draw attention to his work soon after he graduated from the National School of the Arts here in 1983. For his drawings, he won a prize that year named after the important Mexican modern artist Jose Luis Cuevas. Mr. Cortazar then developed a painting style that blended images of male and female nudes, emotionally ambiguous in pose and expression, with passages of watery abstraction.
Mr. Cuevas, writing about Mr. Cortazar's work for a show in 1996, noted the affinity of his deft line to that of such skilled Renaissance draftsmen as da Vinci and Durer. In the increasingly popular field of contemporary Latin-American art, Mr. Cortazar's strong roots in the long Mexican tradition of representational art and his nonpolemical approach to certain post-modern themes have caught the attention of critics, collectors and other artists. An exhibition of Mr. Cortazar's new paintings opens on Thursday at Praxis International Art on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
''I depict the human form,'' Mr. Cortazar said, ''but I'm interested in it more abstractly, and in the idea that we're not 'human' because we have bodies but because we are conscious of ourselves.''
Mr. Cortazar shares a spacious apartment with his wife, Marta. Gracious and easygoing, he is known to his friends and colleagues as a deep thinker who often sounds like the soul-searching hero of a Sartre novel. ''The most emotionally and psychologically intense young artist I've ever worked with,'' Alfredo Ginocchio, Mr. Cortazar's dealer at the Praxis gallery's branch in Mexico City, has affectionately called him.Continue reading the main story
Mr. Cortazar traces such traits back to his family history. ''My father flitted from law to philosophy to painting to engineering,'' he said. ''He was a professional existentialist who eventually left us. My mother studied psychology and owned a small crafts factory. Their time was the hippie 60's.''
An uncle took him to museums, where he discovered the work of Giacometti, Bacon and Dubuffet, and from an early age he wanted to be a painter. Still, it is life's experiences, more than any other artist's work, that have inspired his art, he said.
''Living in a matriarchal society like this one, where traditional masculine-power institutions like the army are not as prominent,'' he said, ''has made me think about how power is exercised.'' Such small-scale exercise of power is the main theme of his paintings, he explained, suggesting that his lumbering nudes, with their searching, somnambulant gazes, symbolize human beings' becoming aware of their ability ''to govern themselves.''
Mr. Cortazar's new canvases are rich in visual texture, like ancient cave paintings. In a modern mode, the figures are uncannily self-aware, evoking the old existentialist saw that humankind is ''condemned to be free''; they sometimes appear ready, by sheer force of will, to ruminate their way out of their picture-frame cells.
''Life is about creation, destruction and renewal or redemption,'' said Mr. Cortazar. He sometimes throws nearly completed pictures out the window of his seventh-floor studio, retrieves them and incorporates the resulting stains and scratches on their surfaces into the finished works.
Does this vigorous aspect of his painting technique add a certain melodramatic, expressionist flavor to his work? ''Ah, yes,'' he said enthusiastically after some thought. ''It's worth it. I've found that in the cycle of creation and destruction lie some powerful esthetic values.''Continue reading the main story


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Early life
Pattinson was born in London. His mother, Clare, worked for a modelling agency, and his father, Richard, imported vintage cars from the U.S.[12] Pattinson has two elder sisters, singer Lizzy Pattinson, and Victoria Pattinson.[13][14] Growing up in the Barnes suburb of London,[15] he attended Tower House School until he was 12, and then The Harrodian School.[16][17] He became involved in amateur theatre at the Barnes Theatre Company. He auditioned and was cast in a small role in Guys and Dolls. He next auditioned for Thornton Wilder's Our Town and was cast as George Gibbs. He also played in Anything Goes and Macbeth.[18] He caught the attention of an acting agent in a production of Tess of the d'Urbervilles and began looking for professional roles.
Pattinson began modelling when he was twelve years old, but the number of jobs began to decrease only four years later. In December 2008 he blamed the lack of work as a model on his masculine appearance: "When I first started I was quite tall and looked like a girl, so I got lots of jobs, because it was during that period where the androgynous look was cool. Then, I guess, I became too much of a guy, so I never got any more jobs. I had the most unsuccessful modelling career."[19] Pattinson appeared in the advertising campaign for Hackett's autumn 2007 collection.[20]
Pattinson had supporting roles in the made for television film Ring of the Nibelungs in 2004 and in director Mira Nair's Vanity Fair, although his scenes in the latter were deleted and only appear on the DVD version.[21] In May 2005, he was slated to appear in the UK premiere of The Woman Before at the Royal Court Theatre, but was fired shortly before the opening night and was replaced by Tom Riley.[22] Later that year he played Cedric Diggory in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. For this role he was named that year's British Star of Tomorrow by The Times.[23] He has more than once been touted as the next Jude Law.[17][24][25]
Pattinson played Edward Cullen in the film Twilight, based on Stephenie Meyer's best-selling novel of the same name, which was released on 21 November 2008 in North America. According to TV Guide, Pattinson was initially apprehensive about auditioning for the role of Edward Cullen, fearful that he would not be able to live up to the "perfection" expected from the character.[26] He reprised his role as Edward Cullen in the Twilight sequels The Twilight Saga: New Moon and The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, which was released 30 June 2010.[27]
Pattinson had lead roles in the feature films Little Ashes (in which he plays Salvador Dalí), How to Be (a British comedy), and the short film The Summer House.
In 2009, Pattinson presented at the 81st Academy Awards.[28] On 10 November, Revolver Entertainment released the DVD Robsessed, a documentary which details Pattinson's life and popularity.[29]
In 2010, Pattinson executively produced and starred in the film Remember Me, which was released on 12 March 2010.[30] On 13 May 2010, Pattinson appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show for The Twilight Saga: Eclipse and also made an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on 18 May, which aired the following day.[31] Pattinson attended the official worldwide red carpet premiere for The Twilight Saga: Eclipse on 24 June 2010 at the Los Angeles Nokia Theatre.[32]
In 2011, he starred in Water for Elephants, a film adaptation of the Sara Gruen novel of the same name, with Christoph Waltz and Reese Witherspoon.[33]
He will play Georges Duroy in a film adaptation of the 1885 novel Bel Ami, with Uma Thurman, which will be released in 2011.[34] He will also appear in a theatre production for producer David Pugh.[35]


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Game Of Thrones' Emilia Clarke takes on the mantle of action-heroine icon Sarah Connor for upcoming sci-fi blockbuster reboot Terminator Genisys. She also takes on Empire's Ian Nathan for an interview in this month's magazine, now available to read here online.
This is but one small part of the extensive Terminator Genisys and Game Of Thrones coverage that can be found in the lastest issue of Empire, on sale now. For more details on what else can be found in issue 311 and to make sure you never miss an issue, click here to subscribe.
Growing up in England's leafy Home Counties, Emilia Clarke wasn't really into sci-fi or fantasy. "You'd think I would have been, wouldn't you?" she says apologetically. The absence of platinum blonde locks gives her a worldlier, classy appearance. You're reminded she actually belongs to Earth in the 21st century. The effect is mildly disorientating.
If she can't claim to have been born a geek, she has certainly had geekhood thrust upon her. "I just love the idea of this kind of acting and this kind of entertainment being an escape for people," she avows. "And for myself." Clarke, of course, is well established in our hearts as Daenerys Targaryen, the heroic if naive queen-in-waiting for the Iron Throne of Westeros, one of the most beloved characters in the violent tapestry that is Game Of Thrones, commencing its fifth season with due fanfare. More significantly, she has now exponentially increased her Comic-Con caché by taking charge of the role of Sarah Connor in the latest reconfiguration of the Terminator saga.
"This script gives Sarah a new history," Clarke explains of a movie which sends her along a whole new timeline. "Her upbringing has been entirely different, but she still has the essence of the character that James Cameron wrote."
Shot in the downtime between seasons of Thrones with former Thrones director Alan Taylor, Terminator Genisys has been a rude awakening to the physical demands of the high-octane action movie. Despite playing midwife to three irascible dragons, it is fair to say that Daenerys has been more observer than participant in Thrones' complex brand of mayhem. Terminator movies, though, are essentially modelled as one intricately orchestrated and exhausting chase sequence.
"You're firing some serious guns, and you're running really fast," she gasps. "When you watch a big action movie it all comes across as so easy. When you start doing it, it's very much, 'Oh crap, buggins! This is serious!' Especially with Sarah, who is a complete badass."
The character of Sarah Connor, Clarke says proudly, helped establish women as leads in action movies. A fact re-enforced in the new story, where we should look more for Linda Hamilton's hardened soldier of T2 rather than her frail waitress of the original. "She is pretty damned determined when we
meet her," Clarke insists.
"As for Arnie, well, he was a complete dream. Just to go to work every day and look at him was something in itself." He mucks in, she reports. "And is ever so charming." What we know of the new plot positions Schwarzenegger's latest deployment of his classic T-800, whose exterior tissue has noticeably aged, as a father figure to Sarah.
Curiously, Thrones already boasted a resident Sarah Connor in its ranks. Lena Headey played another rebooted variation of the Terminator heroine in the short-lived television series The Sarah Connor Chronicles. Having two verifiable Sarah Connors caused much geek merriment for Thrones show-runners David Benioff and D. B. Weiss.
Clarke adopts a tone of weary tolerance. "David and Dan are like, 'We're going to make you guys fight.'" She raises an eyebrow, and smiles sweetly. "Sure you are." By any account, the last five years
have been a wild ride for Clarke. But true to her British reserve, she is a little self-conscious about her sudden success.
"What can you say? A singular TV event transforms you into the girl of the moment, and then the blockbusters come rolling in. Yep, I've been lucky. I'm pinching myself. It's über-surreal..." To be fair, she's putting the work in. As established as she is in the part of Daenerys, Thrones is always a challenge. "It's only this season that I've relaxed into what it is," she admits.
Clarke has also found the time to make Italy-based ghost story Voice From The Stone ("That's got a big arc for the character"), and will shortly step into what could be construed as reality in an adaptation of the Jojo Moyes novel Me Before You, playing a small-town girl she happily describes in House Trotter nomenclature as "a complete plonker". The Mother Of Dragons is keen to display her versatility.
Clarke had been intent upon acting since "maybe five or something", when she beat her friend Jessica to the lead in the school play. That felt wicked. Forgetting her lines, not so much. "I was like a sucker from then on," she laughs. "It was like, 'That is what I'll do with my life.'" Although her father worked as a theatre sound engineer, her parents were initially perplexed. "Acting? Really?" They suggested more sensible careers, but she was not to be swayed. After leaving school in Oxford, Clarke studied at the Drama Centre in London's King's Cross, and from there was posted to Westeros (the grasslands of the Dothraki, to be exact) to take over from Tamzin Merchant, who played Daenerys in the mythical abandoned pilot.
Were her parents ever perturbed by the nudity? The first season of Thrones, her first significant acting job, found Clarke more often bereft of her already slender costume than wearing it. It was chiefly through her encounters with Jason Momoa's meaty horse lord Khal Drogo that the term 'sexposition' was coined. There's another slight wince at the question. Her dad hadn't been entirely prepared. "We sort of didn't talk for a minute during Season 1," she admits.
"I was like, 'You don't need to watch the first six episodes.' I think he is happy that my clothes have kind of remained on for most of the rest." These days both her parents are "incredibly proud". Indeed, her mother likes to introduce herself as "Grandmother Of Dragons".
There is time for one last question. So, returning to a Terminator wavelength, let's make it about time. If she could slip back through the years and give her younger self a piece of advice, what might it be? "Oh, probably when I was about 13," she replies, at 28 wise beyond her years. "And it would be, 'Put the vodka down, Emilia...' I had a couple of messy nights. But otherwise I think I'll leave it as it is." And who could blame her?
Terminator Genisys is out on July 3. Game Of Thrones: Season 5 airs on Sky Atlantic from April 13.


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A FORMER Olympic coach has secured the backing of his local MP as he tries to forge a revolution to solve the climate change crisis.
Over the past two decades David Train, from Fladbury, near Evesham, has been developing a set of sporting and cultural tools to bring all the world on board to work together to solve the our planet's greatest problems, starting with the climate change problem.
Mr Train came up with the idea of the Chinese dragon boat paddles, the brand for the project, at the Barcelona Olympics.
Last Friday Harriett Baldwin, MP for West Worcestershire and special envoy to Russia signed the Paddle for Life, which Mr Train hopes one day will be signed by President Putin.
He now hopes Mrs Baldwin's signature will launch the idea in Russia.
"Harriett is David Cameron's special trade envoy to Russia and whilst at the moment relations with the UK and Russia are a little strained, I hope that these ideas will help to improve them," said Mr Train.
He added: "To solve the problem of climate change every country on our planet needs to be on board. "If President Putin takes the ideas to the G20, then all the leaders of the top emitters in the world will be made aware of these Worcestershire developed ideas, to help them to bring all their people on board.
"We will all win."
The meeting was arranged by John Staveley who lives in Harriett's constituents, a member of Fladbury Paddle Club who leads the bell boating at Abbey Park Middle School.


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text: Home Slideshow The first 10 Apple TV games you should play Our picks for the most enticing day-one games on Apple's new set-top box. By Andrew Hayward, Contributor, Macworld | Oct 31, 2015 8:50 AM PT Share All Slides SLIDEFEATURED PRODUCTS Apple's own console Alto's Adventure Transistor Badland Beat Sports Galaxy on Fire: Manticore Rising Crossy Road Octodad: Dadliest Catch Oceanhorn Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions Evolved Lumino City Share this Slideshow Direct link: See larger image Apple's own console The new Apple TV looks pretty similar to the previous version, and does most of the same things—but now it's a game console, too. With the App Store included, now you can download a bunch of games, including iOS favorites and ports from the Mac and dedicated home consoles. And in many cases, if you already bought a game for the iPhone and iPad and it's compatible with Apple TV, you'll have it there free of charge. Navigating this new world of Apple gaming brings along a learning curve: There's the simple touch-and-tilt Siri Remote, which is great for some games but so-so for others, plus support for MFi gamepads and the SteelSeries Nimbus. We're still digging into all this stuff ourselves, but if you've just brought home a new Apple TV, these are the games we think you ought to try first. See larger image Alto's Adventure Alto's Adventure ($3) is one of the most beautiful iPhone games we've played all year. And—no surprise here—it's also one of the most beautiful games you can play on your Apple TV. Its gorgeous, minimal artwork featuring flat environments, stark colors, and smooth animations all holds up rather well on a living room flat screen.Better yet, this tap-centric game is a perfect fit for the Siri Remote. As you zip down the slopes, you need only click to jump and hold the button down to perform backflips, so there's little complexity to try to sort out. And with winter on the horizon, we're eager to revisit this early-year favorite. See larger image Transistor Eager for a meaty, large-scale game you can dig into on your new Apple TV—ideally with a gamepad in tow? Point your eyes (and wallet) at Transistor ($10), then. This action-role-player comes from the makers of the brilliant Bastion, and similarly features an unconventional approach to storytelling, a stunning and interesting world, and interesting gameplay twists. Back in August, we explained why Transistor was such an essential iOS pick. But a game this rich and rewarding—not to mention superbly presented, both visually and aurally—can really shine in the living room setting, and it should be one of the absolute best Apple TV games to grab right away. See larger image Badland Badland ($5) on iPhone and iPad? Pretty great! Badland on Apple TV? Believe it or not, it's still pretty great. Frogmind's distinctive side-scroller gives you a little, flapping creature to guide through shadowy terrain—but then things start falling and exploding, and as you pick up items, your little creature becomes a much larger one, or an even smaller one… or a dozen of them, all controlled together. And new twists come regularly. What makes Badland work so well on Apple TV, on first blush, is its inherent simplicity: Holding down the touchpad button makes you flap and ascend, and letting go makes you dip and fall. It's that easy to control, and that translates well to the Siri Remote. Badland also supports gamepads, however, and while the level editor didn't make the jump from iOS, you can access the 20,000-plus user-created levels. See larger image Beat Sports Unlike many of the games on this list, Beat Sports ($10) wasn't previously found on touch devices—it's an Apple TV exclusive, which helps explain the price tag. And there's a serious pedigree here: It's developed by Harmonix, the studio behind console favorites like Rock Band and Dance Central, along with several other music games. Plus, it has songs from the guy behind rhythm classic PaRappa the Rapper. Sold!In action, Beat Sports put a rhythmic twist on sports mini-games, making you match the beat when swatting at a virtual tennis ball or swinging at a baseball. We might recommend you get the Siri Remote wrist strap before getting too wild—let's not repeat Wii mistakes—but in any case, this ought to be a fun one for the family. See larger image Galaxy on Fire: Manticore Rising The Galaxy on Fire series has kept iOS space shooter fans entertained over the years, but for the Apple TV release, Fishlabs decided to do something different. Well, not that different: It's still a slick, 3D space shooter in which you'll zip around and blast enemy ships to bits. But rather than port an existing game, Galaxy on Fire: Manticore Rising ($6) is an Apple TV exclusive.And while games of this sort can be complex on consoles, Manticore Rising is designed around the Siri Remote with an auto-firing ship, which means you get a reasonably full-fledged experience without needing a gamepad. It looks gorgeous, and if you are a series fan, know that the game's events set up next year's Galaxy on Fire 3: Manticore for iOS. See larger image Crossy Road After all the hours we've poured into Crossy Road (free) on iPhone—all the hard-fought leaderboard battles and close calls with speeding cars—switching platforms is tricky. It's such an intimate experience on a touchscreen: You tap and it happens right there. Here, you're clicking the Apple TV remote and the television is a few feet away. It's strange. It's different. But then we realize: We're totally overthinking this. Also, it's free and still super fun, so you should definitely grab Crossy Road on Apple TV, even if you already got your fill on iOS. The big, bright, blocky graphics look nice on your TV, plus there's a unique perk: A two-player mode, which you can't find on a touch device. See larger image Octodad: Dadliest Catch Just released on iOS this week alongside its Apple TV debut, Octodad: Dadliest Catch ($5) features one of the most wonderfully bizarre premises in gaming: You play an octopus posing in suburbia as a human father, with a human wife and human kids. It's as charmingly weird as it sounds. And that informs the gameplay, as the intentionally awkward controls—you're an octopus trying to act like a human, remember—make keeping up the illusion a hilarious, fumbly task. Octodad comes over from consoles and Mac/PC, so a gamepad might produce the best experience here. Then again, getting around is meant to feel cumbersome and silly, and the Siri Remote only seems to amplify that sensation. See larger image Oceanhorn We may still someday get a proper Legend of Zelda game on Apple devices, but until then, Oceanhorn ($9) is one of your best early bets on the Apple TV. It's a universal app—so if you have the iOS version, you're all set on TV—and it delivers an action role-playing experience clearly informed by Nintendo's classic series, albeit with a slightly different flavor to it. You'll battle across islands and through dungeons, as well as sail the seas in your tiny boat, all with gorgeous graphics—running at 1080p and 60 frames per second—and music from a couple legends of Japanese game development (Nobuo Uematsu and Kenji Ito). It's probably most comfortable with a gamepad, but it works with the Siri Remote too. See larger image Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions Evolved Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions Evolved ($10) is a delightful return for the arcade-style blaster, and while the focus remains on surviving in a confined space while shooting geometric foes in all directions, this entry adds a whole lot more. It has 100-plus individual levels to play, with new 3D stages and boss characters to defeat, plus time-evaporating arcade modes like the clever, weaponless Pacifism.We raved about the iOS version and its sharp touch controls—but as someone who has logged dozens of hours into the Xbox entries (including this one), I can assure you that it's best enjoyed with a dual-analog gamepad. Controlling it with one thumb on the Siri Remote feel imprecise in our early testing, and if any early Apple TV might convince you to invest in a controller, it's this one. See larger image Lumino City We've seen games that look like they're made of physical materials, but have you ever played a video game with worlds built from real paper? Lumino City ($5) was, and it's a marvelous sight. The developers constructed papercraft sets for the stages and captured them in the game, and they're put to wonderful use in a charming adventure game with plenty of visual panache. The touchpad acts almost like it would on a laptop: You have a pointer that you'll swipe around the screen to highlight and interact with items, which lets you navigate the flat worlds and engage with puzzles. So far, that control system feels a little slow on the Siri Remote, but spending a little extra time soaking in this inventive world doesn't seem like a bad thing. 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