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Furthermore, those sources again stressed that because Timberwolves president Flip Saunders named himself head coach, he is more directly responsible for wins and losses, making it likely he'd prefer proven players over draft picks in a deal.
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• Celtics' Jared Sullinger 'laying low' amid trade talk
• Kevin Love enjoys quite a weekend in Boston
But the Celtics remain confident they can create an enticing offer, even if that means getting creative and acquiring more proven players they could then deal to Minnesota.
As an executive and part owner, Saunders must look long term, too, meaning it's possible that draft picks — especially the Celtics' future unprotected first-round picks — will entice him.
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Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Warning: Major Rant
What's with this attitude, which I encounter a lot about not just movies but fiction as well? I have no trouble with comedy (I thought Juno was adorable) and I can even handle heart-warming, in small doses. But the idea that art exists only to amuse seems to me just plain wrong. "Entertainment," which my dictionary describes as "that which holds the attention so as to bring about pleasure," is surely in the eye of the beholder. There are many kinds of pleasure (and hence entertainment), and a profound one is the sense of having gained an insight into reality, into the way the human universe works, including its negative aspects. It's not yuks, but it is for some of us a deep and lasting pleasure. "Depressing" works can do this.
When I taught college years ago, one semester I had an Intro to Contemporary Lit class. After we'd read an Isaac Bashevis Singer short story, I showed the class a taped interview with Nobel Laureate Singer. He said, among other things, that "high literature was for high people and low literature was for low people" (You can imagine how well that went over with a group of freshmen heavily into Star Wars novelizations). Singer was talking about "depressing" stories that feature people whom you don't want to ask to dinner, stories that end unhappily, or both.
This is not an abstract issue for those of us who "write grim." We're trying to say something, at least some of the time, that we think might be worth hearing. Tor turned down my novel Nothing Human (it came out from Golden Gryphon) because my then-editor found it depressing. "Nancy, you destroyed the entire human race!" he pointed out. Well, yes. But so did Clarke in Childhood's End. I at least left our genetic descendants, plus the planet itself. The book was about trashing our environment, and its literary quality aside (the author is never a good judge of that), I think it made a valuable point in a non-polemic way.
So if I'm hoping that Atonement wins the Oscar. Tears and gloom and all.
14 comments:
- Unknown said...
Well, I personally don't mind a depressing story once in a while, but I think some people just don't want to deal with it because life can be depressing enough as it is. If you're on welfare or struggling to survive for whatever reason you probably don't want to go watch some movie that is just as depressing. You'd rather watch something funny or action packed...or at least that's the logic I see.
- February 6, 2008 at 8:36 AM
- Unknown said...
Nancy, I absolutely could not possibly agree with you more. I don't think it's an accident that most of my favorite movies of all time are those that explore the dark corners of human experience. The stories that linger on in my mind months and years and even decades after I've seen them are most often those with profound insights and implications, not the disposable cotton candy fluff. (Nothing against cotton candy--yummy!--but it's hardly a steak dinner, is it?)
- February 6, 2008 at 8:42 AM
- Steven Francis Murphy said...
Entertainment is the primary reason I watch either films or read literature, but I'm not hung up on matters such as whether it was too grim or too funny. I do enjoy a films and literature that can stir my emotions (that doesn't happen often enough) and I may even enjoy something that makes me think.
But I, personally, tend to lose patience with something that is overtly polemical in nature. The primary reason is that over the course of getting a Masters in History, chances are whatever political theory or message a writer is likely to trot out in their story, I've probably already heard it a dozen times over.
If Message is Overriding Story, I'll put the media (book or film) back on the shelf, walk over to the non fiction section and pick up something interesting such as Guns, Germs and Steel, or maybe some E. P. Thompson.
But dark and grim doesn't bother me at all.
S. F. Murphy
- February 6, 2008 at 9:42 AM
- dolphintornsea said...
But here's the thing (and I have friends who just don't get this) depressing movies, or literature, or music,
- do not depress me! Rather, I usually find them uplifting and, as perverse as it may seem to some, I feel pretty buoyant after enjoying them. On the other hand, brainless fluff depresses me, even if it's calculated to amuse.
So when my best friend is in my car, I have to hide the Morrissey CD's, or whatever I'm playing, and put one of those damn "mellow" things on.
So give me "grim but good" every time.
- February 6, 2008 at 12:51 PM
- Kevin W. said...
I agree that "depressing" work doesn't necessarily depress me. Sometimes that feeling of "I'm not alone here, this artist understands my feelings" overcomes the overtly depressing theme (Harlan Ellison's work is a perfect example, to me at least). Good jazz can do it too, like Mingus's "Meditations For Integration", or Art Pepper's "Lost Life". Or sometimes a depressing story can have some uplift - ever see an "X-Files" episode called "The Field Where I Died"?
- February 6, 2008 at 1:47 PM
- dolphintornsea said...
Kevin has nailed it exactly. "Depressing" but good work leads to the feeling that "someone understands!". On the other hand, works that people turn to to cheer them up lead to the feeling that "these people are brain dead". And that's depressing.
- February 6, 2008 at 11:14 PM
- James A. Ritchie said...
It has been my observation that those who like movies such as No Country For Old Men, and those who write such books, are most often those who haven't experienced such things in their own lives.
As a writer, I know you don't have to experience something grim, murderous, barbaric, etc., first hand to get it right (Though getting it right is extremely rare, in my experience), but you do, I think, as a reader, have to experience at least a bit of such things first hand to know whether the writer got it right.
At any rate, I don;t go to the movies or read books to get a message. As someone once said, if you want to send a message, use Western Union. It's faster, cheaper, and will reach more people.
I guess my real gripe is with the argument "Real life is often brutal, unfair, mean, barbaric, etc." Of course it is. I already know this. I've known it most of my life, and I'm damned if I'm going to pay ten bucks for a movie, or twenty-five for a novel, just to hear one more writer say it.
Life is also joyous, happy, loving, hopeful, etc. Sometimes the good guy does win and sometimes real life people overcome incredible obstacles and succeed.
Sadness, yes. Grimness, yes. But at least leave me with some hope. Keep such endings as we find in No Country For Old Men away from me. That isn't a message, it's laziness. It's Hollywood at its worst, and exactly the kind of ending guaranteed to piss off most viewers, and to win the most awards.
The trouble with having something to say is that it's probably already been said over and over and over, no matter what the message is. Just tell me a good, entertaining story that at least leaves room for believing life isn't all woe is me gloom and doom. That's why I go to the movies, and why I read novels.
- February 7, 2008 at 12:47 PM
- Jay Charles said...
Nancy, thanks for brining up this issue. It's one that I have long pondered.
My take on it is that the attitutde you're describing is rapidly becoming more and more prevalent in American society. For example, consider that on Super Tuesday, all of the networks that were covering election returns, including both broadcast and cable varities, did not match the market share for American Idol. Now, I agree with Cameron's assertion that there's a place for cotton candy as well as filet mignon, but that seems almost ludicrous.
Interestingly enough, we haven't really lost sight of the fact that adversity is what makes the story or the characters interesting; it's just that we want the challenges to be overcome, if not easily then with surety, so that our protagonists always prevail.
Before a clamor arises, or a mob forms to defend the honor of American Idol, let me say it isn't just that show I'm talking about. What about the sentiment expressed in the politcal arena not so long ago: "Can't we all just get along?" No! We can't, nor should we expect to do so. I believe that heterogeneity provides strength that homogeneity, which may provide safety (or at least predictability), simply cannot. But all that is beside the point.
Getting back to entertainment: Don't get the idea that I'm humorless... I can honestly say that I like things across the gamut of the entertainment spectrum, from stupid, mindless humor to deep, thought-provoking treatises. But the truth is, when it comes to taking pleasure in entertainment, I find that the thing which matters most to me is how well-crafted said entertainment is. And that craft can be shown in many different ways, from costumes to plot to musical score to character development to cinematography to chemistry to instrumentation...you name it.
I wish I had some great, unifying thought that could tie this all together, but failing that, I believe I'll close with the thought that the heights and depths of human character are often best seen in the tragic rather than the comedic.
- February 7, 2008 at 9:11 PM
- TheOFloinn said...
I notice a curious correlation between pleasant = cotton candy and grim = steak. Yet, what is more pleasant and enjoyable than a good steak - well-aged, medium-rare, dressed with mushrooms. Yum. Why is not grim compared with gruel and pleasant with roast turkey? Food for thought? Or just food?
I'm reminded also of the comparison that Tacitus made in another context entirely when he noted that
while we instinctively shrink from a writer's adulation, we lend a ready ear to detraction and spite, because flattery involves the shameful imputation of servility, whereas malignity wears the false appearance of honesty.
There was a 1996 movie titled Spitfire Grill. Anybody see it?
"Most folks would rather hear a colorful lie over the truth any day." -- Percy, Spitfire Grill
You can color the lie white or black, as you wish. My personal opinion is that the fiction be true than that it be happy or grim.
- February 8, 2008 at 7:13 AM
- Jay Charles said...
Mike's comment made me consider a few things:
1. Truth in fiction. What a wonderful way of expressing what I was thinking, even if I was inadequate to the task in my earlier comment. While it may seem odd at first blush for fans of speculative fiction (whether of the scientific or fantastic bent) to earnestly prate about reality and truth in fiction, that is indeed what makes a story great. The truer the relatinships and interactions are, the more I like it.
2. To me, I think it is less "pleasant" vs. "grim" than "inconsequential" vs. "substantive."
3. Finally, I notice that I'm experiencing an almost irresistable compulsion to categorize and correlate different foods to different qualities of entertainment. It is to everyone's good fortune that I will eschew the opportunity...
- February 8, 2008 at 8:50 AM
- TheOFloinn said...
jay charles comment on "truth in fiction triggers this further thought: the distinction between fact and truth. The root meaning of truth is faithfulness: a true friend, a true line (in carpentry), true north. It's why couples become be-truthed to each other. Something may be true to fact - Newton's theory of gravitation, for example - even if later facts modify it.
Fiction should be true to life. Yes, we say, that's the way a person like that would act. When Starbuck, who had opposed Ahab's obsession with the white whale, sees Ahab go sleep with the fishes, he, too, then goes on the attack. We can nod and say, Yes, that is not a contradiction.
- February 8, 2008 at 10:53 AM
- Carmen Webster Buxton said...
Hmmm. Well, in a way, Nancy, you coudl say that you find being intellectually chanllenged and emotionally wrenched "entertaining." I guess not everyone does.
To each his/her own.
- February 8, 2008 at 1:13 PM
- dolphintornsea said...
Truth is indeed the thing, no arguments there. But there are truths you like, and truths you don't like.
Pandering to your audience by giving them only or mostly truths they like is lazy, at best. It's more valuable to point to truths we don't want to face, but have to. And that's a process that's unlikely to involve lots of laughs.
- February 10, 2008 at 12:01 PM
- bluesman miike Lindner said...
Nancy, as Poul Anderson said, "We're competing for beer money." If a creative soul wants to reach a mass audience, you gotta give the people what they want, as Ray Davies put it. And often that means a happy ending--characters the reader or viewer can identify with, facing stern trial, and triumphing. See the wonderful (first)ROCKY. That's just the way it woiks.
Singer's views about "high" people and "low" people piss me off so bad I'll have to think about why they elicit so strong a reaction.
- February 10, 2008 at 4:30 PM


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The Analog Clock Control is created with VB.Net Control Library. It is a clock control which has almost all the functionality that this type of control can have and it is fully customizable. Since this is a control library you can use it in C++, C#, J# and VB.Net projects in .Net environment.
I created this control to help someone in VBForums. At the beginning it was very simple clock but then it became somewhat advanced after I added many properties, events and a functionality that made the clock very flexible.
You can do more exciting stuff with this clock control. My Desktop Alarm Clock that uses the control. All these styles are easy to create. You simply set the clock's background image and set its elements' properties. And yes, you need to fill the elements with gradient brushes.
The Analog Clock control is a Windows UserControl. Almost all the elements of the clock (except the Symbols) have been constructed (the core of the element) with GraphicsPath object. They contain a member variable Base-Path which is a GraphicsPath of the element. These Base-Paths are used differently for each type of element. For example, each marker Base-Path represents a GraphicsPath object constructed at 12 hour position and than rotated using a Matrix object. Since it is rotated only once, there is no need for any other helper objects. The clock's hands have two member variables of type GraphicsPath; Base-Path and Shift-Path. The Base-Path of the hands are always positioned at 12 o' clock, and only reshaped if the element's shape (width, length, or style) is modified. On the other hand, the Shift-Path is the actual GrapicsPath of the hand at any given time. Shift-Path is the copy of the rotated Base-Path.
The clock control's elements are painted layer by layer. Here is the order of the elements' paint that also raises the events.
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- Small-Markers Paint
- Big-Markers Paint
- Symbols Paint
- Hour-Hand Paint
- Minute-Hand Paint
- Second-Hand Paint
- Center-Point Paint
- Frame Paint
- Paint
My objective was to create an analog clock control whose elements could be customizable at design and run time. Although every element supports at leas two styles, a custom style (a GraphicsPath object) can be provided by the developer in the elements' CustomElementRequest event handler. Moreover, the elements can be filled with different brushes at run time in the elements' ElementPainting event handler. All is needed a brush to be assigned to the AnalogClock.PaintEventArgs argument in the event handler. I have tried to make the Analog Clock control as a true control and I think I have succeeded.
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Assembly Version: 126.96.36.199
File Version: 18.104.22.168
Note this version of the control is not compatible to the previous versions. There are many internal changes including some object names.
- There was a design time issue that is fixed in this version. After making some changes to the elements properties in the Collection Editor and clicking the Cancel button, the Collection Editor was behaving abnormal and the objects were becoming uncontrollable. This is because after clicking the cancel button the Collection Editor was returning new element objects so the attached event handlers were getting lost.
- Overall, this version fixes all design time issues and the code is optimized.
Assembly Version: 188.8.131.52
File Version: 188.8.131.52
- Some bug fixes and improvements (update is recommended).
- Added one mere Center-point style (Octagon).
Assembly Version: 18.104.22.168
File Version: 188.8.131.52
- A bug fix for the elements' Tag property at design time (update is recommended).
Please feel free to report bugs or comment!
Using the code:
Although, you can do almost anything with this control, I will show you how to paint the Hour, Minute and Second hands of the clock with PathGradientBrush. Note in this fashion you can paint the elements with any brush.
It is very nice to see the clock's hands gradient so here is how you can do it. Basically, you set the brush property of the hands to a newly created gradient brush object in the hands' painting events. For more examples check the demo project.
In some situations you may need to set the clock time to a start time. For this we need to do a little bit calculation and set the UtcOffset property accordingly. Here how we can do that:vb Code:
- Private Sub Clock1_HandsPainting(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As AnalogClock.PaintEventArgs) _
- Handles Clock1.SecondHandPainting, Clock1.MinuteHandPainting, Clock1.HourHandPainting
- 'Get reference to the hand object.
- Dim h As Hand = DirectCast(sender, Hand)
- 'Make sure the hand's graphics path contains more than 2 points.
- If h.Path.PointCount > 2 Then
- 'Make the hand gradient.
- Dim br As New Drawing2D.PathGradientBrush(h.Path)
- br.CenterColor = Color.White
- br.SurroundColors = New Color() {h.Color}
- e.Brush = br
- br.Dispose()
- End If
- End Sub
Some time people ask me why the clock is one hour off after daylight savings or how can we be sure that clock shows the correct time always.vb Code:
- Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
- Dim cdt As DateTime = CDate("#17:20:35#") 'Some custom start time for the clock.
- Dim utcDt As DateTime = DateTime.UtcNow 'The current UTC dateTime. This is needed beacuse the clock internal works with UTC dateTime.
- Me.Clock1.UtcOffset = New TimeSpan(0, cdt.Hour - utcDt.Hour, _
- cdt.Minute - utcDt.Minute, cdt.Second - utcDt.Second)
- End Sub
Well, if this is the case with you than you need to make sure that clock's UtcOffset is always accurate. This is how you can do it:
vb Code:
- Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
- 'Set UTC offset to the system utc offset when the application loads
- Me.Clock1.UtcOffset = TimeZone.CurrentTimeZone.GetUtcOffset(DateTime.Now)
- End Sub
- Private Sub Clock1_TimeChanged(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Clock1.TimeChanged
- 'Set UTC offset to the system utc offset every time clock time changes. If the property has the same value it will do nothing.
- Me.Clock1.UtcOffset = TimeZone.CurrentTimeZone.GetUtcOffset(DateTime.Now)
- End Sub
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Saturday, 20 February 2010
Honey-Seared Salmon with Sesame Noodles
Honey-Seared Salmon with Sesame Noodles
Serves 2
2 strips of egg or rice noodles (I used rice noodles)
3 teaspoons sesame oil
2 thick salmon fillet, skinned and sliced into 2cm thick strips
4 teaspoon runny honey
4 teaspoon soy sauce
2 tsp sesame seeds
8 spring onions, sliced
2 handfuls of bean sprouts
4 large handfuls of spinach leaves
Cook the noodles according to the packet instructions and drain. Toss in a teaspoon of the sesame oil to prevent them sticking together. Toss the salmon with the honey, soy sauce and chilli flakes. Heat a non-stick frying pan or wok over a high heat. Add the sesame seeds, toast until they are lightly golden, and then remove from the pan. Add a teaspoon of sesame oil to the pan and once hot, cook the salmon for about a minute each side or until golden (reserving any of the honey and soy left behind in the dish). Remove from the pan and keep warm.
Add the remaining teaspoon of the sesame oil to the pan and quickly fry the noodles, spring onion and bean sprouts until the noodles are heated through. Add the spinach, sesame seeds and any remaining honey and soy mixture from the salmon. Toss until the spinach is starting to wilt. Tip the noodles and spinach mixture into a serving bowl. Sit the honey-seared salmon on top and serve straight away.
PS....For a bit of a kick, add a pinch of chilli flakes to the honey and soy sauce.
The salmon can be swapped for prawns or strips of chicken, pork or beef.
10 comments:
- Lucie said...
This is my kind of meal Maria - I am definitely doing try this. :) Lucie x
- 21 February 2010 at 09:40
- Maria♥ said...
Hi Lucie
Thanks for your lovely comments always. You definitely should give this a go, so easy and quick.
- 21 February 2010 at 14:31
- Reeni said...
This looks so good Maria! I love the flavors. I don't eat fish often enough - with recipes like this I would. The cookbook sounds great.
- 21 February 2010 at 15:42
- Nora said...
Ooh, I love the idea of the honey/salmon/soy sauce flavour combination - that looks and sounds delicious. I'll definitely be giving this one a go!
- 21 February 2010 at 17:32
- Beth Sachs (Jam & Clotted Cream) said...
Right, I AM getting that book out tonight. Sounds like a meal hubs and I would enjoy
- 21 February 2010 at 19:26
- Nickki said...
This looks delicious Maria, I love salmon and I love the idea of using honey, I bet it adds such a lovely sweetness. This is exactly the kind of dish I would make on a saturday night :-)
- 22 February 2010 at 09:57
- Maria said...
I love the bed of noodles. Delicious!
- 22 February 2010 at 16:05
- Chele said...
I love salmon. And noodles. The two together would be one of the nicest meals around in my book ;0)
- 22 February 2010 at 19:33
- Anna's kitchen table said...
Maria, I think I'd love this too! Will have to dig my copy of this book out!
- 23 February 2010 at 18:29
- Anne said...
Mm looks and sounds so yummy! I just love salmon with an oriental thing going on!
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Where do I design the models and stuff for the game?
Where do I design the models and stuff for the game?
My computer is awesome.
There are model creators like Maya and 3DsMax that I know of. I believe there are some free ones around, start with those and build up, otherwise you're going to open 3DsMax and be like "omg..." :(
I may as well tell him/her the secret to the arts of modeling.
You ready?
The secret is...*drum roll*...wait, gotta touch up the microphone...ok, ready. The scre....argh! stupid pizza orders! Ok, now...the secret to modeling is....*drum roll again*...hold up, gotta play some music. Ok...wait, gotta punch the drummer *punches drummer*. Alrighty then...the answer is...ON THE COMPUTER
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The site also has some informative links as well. Enjoy
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Recently received a SD card HxC unit and its fantastic.
Using the Floppy emulator Manager on my ST, I noticed that if a file has a space in its name and its in a subfolder (or perhaps a folder inside a folder) off the root of the SD card, the Emu manager doesn't show anything in the folder and it won't let you go back a folder either.
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A scientist at the UC-Berkeley Seismological Laboratory posted a video showing the ShakeAlert earthquake early warning project issued an alert for the earthquake near Napa 10 seconds before it hit. The system said 'light shaking' could be expected, but the earthquake had a magnitude of 6.0 and was felt across the Bay Area and elsewhere in northern California.
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I didn't mean to sound like I was complaining or whining. I KNOW that my life could be so much worse! I would rather deal with the problems I have than almost any problem that I see my friends suffering. If we all wrote down our problems on pieces of paper and put them on a table and told everyone around the table to choose which ever problems he wants, we would all pick up our own problems and go home. This is because we KNOW we can deal with our own problems. We ARE dealing with them, but we are unsure of our ability to bear other problems.
We are ALL being tried to our limits. I know my burden is not as hard as most people's and I'm sorry if I sounded like I am worse off. I AM SO BLESSED AND SO GRATEFUL AND I TELL THE LORD SO EVERY DAY! Even being very poor in Canada, is like living like a queen compared to people in rural Africa or the deserts of the Middle East or the cities of India, or other undeveloped countries. I pray for all who don't have what we have. Even my husband who works in the war zone near Afghanistan, only gets electricity for a few hours a day, and had to buy a generator to be able to use the computer to work for our online business each day.
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Carey Mulligan is stepping into producer's shoes for her new movie, On the Other Side. Mulligan will also star in the film, as Kate Webb, a Vietnam war correspondent who was captured and held by the Vietcong for twenty-three days. Full Story
Carey Mulligan's Baby Is Called….
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Last night, at the premiere of Suffragette, Carey Mulligan revealed the details about her baby that people were clamouring to know. (Some people. I had forgotten if we're being honest.) The baby is a girl, she was born three weeks ago, and her name? Well, she says that she 'just came up with it on the fly'…. Full Story
Jakey & Susan Sarandon?!?
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I read a headline this morning on Gossip Cop: Susan Sarandon And Jake Gyllenhaal NOT "Hooking Up," Despite Report How often do you learn about the denial before the original story? It's rare. Also…WHAT?! Well, it comes from the Enquirer. Full Story
Game night with Carey & Marcus
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Big game this evening in New York. Game 7, Lightning vs Rangers. Marcus Mumford was there when the Rangers won Game 7 against the Capitals and has apparently been invited back for tonight as a few NY players are big fans. Full Story
Jake, Carey, and Marcus on St Patrick's Day
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Jake Gyllenhaal enjoyed St Patrick's Day lunch with Carey Mulligan and Marcus Mumford in New York yesterday. Here are some shots of them leaving the restaurant. Jake was seen with Marcus on Monday – click here to see those photos. As mentioned then, Carey is in town working on Skylight on Broadway. Full Story
Jake, Marcus…and Katy Perry?
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Jake Gyllenhaal and Marcus Mumford were seen hanging out in New York yesterday. They've been friends a few years. Some say it was Jake who introduced Marcus to Carey Mulligan. Carey's in NYC for Skylight on Broadway which could explain why Marcus is around. Meanwhile, in other Mumford news… According to the NY Daily News Full Story
Carey goes dark…and sings
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Carey Mulligan attended the NY premiere of Inside Llewyn Davis this weekend. Her hair is dark now. Later on, she let it down to perform at The Town Hall for the Another Day, Another Time concert, celebrating folk music. Her husband Marcus Mumford was on stage too (he worked on the Llewyn Davis soundtrack) – though not with her so, supposedly, she sang with Elvis Costello (not pictured). Full Story
Marcus was there but was there a bump?
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Many of you have been asking whether or not Marcus Mumford was in Cannes with Carey Mulligan last night at The Great Gatsby opening. He was. If you can get past Leonardo DiCaprio, he's sitting behind Carey in the theatre. I wonder if she made it through the entire film without leaving. She says she can't stand watching herself. Full Story
Jakey and all his friends
Splash, Pacific Coast News
It was Friend Day for Jake Gyllenhaal yesterday in New York. He had lunch with his End Of Watch co-stars America Ferrera and David Harbour (if you haven't already, you should see End Of Watch, it was one of my Top 10 of 2012) and they were joined by Jonah Hill. This is why Celebrity Friendships are so fascinating. Full Story
One year of Carey & Marcus
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Carey Mulligan and Marcus Mumford were married on April 21, 2012. Here they are, just after their first anniversary, hand in hand in New York yesterday after lunch. According to the band's official website, Mumford & Sons isn't touring again until May 21. Perhaps Marcus can join Carey in Cannes then as her film Inside Llewyn Davis will screen in competition there. Full Story
Carey Mulligan is tired
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From partying with Taylor Swift after the BRITS last night? So there's Mrs Timberlake, the touring wife. And then there's Carey Mulligan, also supporting her husband, Marcus Mumford, on the awards circuit. What's the difference? Oh...just an Oscar nomination. I just finished up at the Canadian Oscar Nominees Luncheon at the Beverly Wilshire -- Pretty Woman! -- and am rushing back to the hotel to blog. Full Story


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From the Department of Ironies of Ironies: the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, devoted to open inquiry and the pursuit of truth, is seeking to bar media coverage of a civil case in which it is defendant, according to the Star-News.
The case? A lawsuit brought by a JPL employee claiming he was let go because he's a believer in "intelligent design," the nonsensical, non-scientific explanation for those who have religious and other objections to the theory of evolution.
What better way to debunk hokum than with the scrutiny that the public can provide?
U.S. & World
Well, JPL does not agree. Its lawyers, saying they want to protect employees who may testify in the case, are seeking to bar media coverage.
That's not only unconstiutional. It's dumb.
Space and scientific work has long spawned conspiracy theories. And thoughtless secrecy like this helps fuel conspiracy theories, because it fuels questions in the conspiracy-minded people, which is to say most people, especially bloggers.
What does JPL have to hide? Did they find life on Mars during the rover's missions, and are afraid that employees will have to testify? Is there something more dangerous than we know about the recent solar flares? Do they have President Obama wasn't born on this planet?
Just to be clear, I made all of these thoughts up, quickly, just now, out of whole cloth. See how easy it is?
An open trial is better for JPL. The good news? Opening arguments began Tuesday, and they were open to the press.
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The University of Southern California announced that it would lower the boom on its men's basketball program by invoking stiff self-imposed sanctions for violating NCAA rules.
The sanctions are a result of a University investigation that found NCAA rules violations related to O.J. Mayo, who played for the USC's men's basketball team during the 2007-2008 season.
"USC takes allegations of NCAA rules violations very seriously. When allegations were made regarding our men's basketball program, we immediately began an investigation and worked closely with the NCAA and the Pac-10 in an attempt to ascertain the truth," said USC Athletic Director Mike Garrett. "When we've done something wrong, we have an obligation to do something about it and that is exactly what we are doing here."
Sports news
The self-imposed sanctions for the men's basketball program include a one-year ban on post-season competition following the 2009-2010 regular season, including the Pac-10 Conference basketball tournament; a reduction of one scholarship for the 2009-2010 and 2010-2011 academic years; a reduction by one of the number of coaches permitted to engage in off-campus recruiting activities during the summer of 2010, and a reduction in the total number of recruiting days by twenty days (from 130 to 110) for the 2010-2011 academic year.
In addition, because of Mayo's involvement with Rodney Guillory, whom under NCAA rules became a USC booster due to his role in Mayo's recruitment, USC will vacate all wins during the 2007-2008 regular season, which was when Mayo competed while ineligible. USC will also return to the NCAA the money it received through the Pac-10 Conference for its participation in the 2008 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship Tournament.
These self-imposed sanctions impact only the men's basketball program, and do not affect any other program.
With Mayo raking in the dough in the NBA (and Tim Floyd also), many will wonder if this self-imposed sanction is punishing the right people, or if this seemingly harsh response from Garrett is just a plea to the NCAA not to look deep into the football program.


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After months of troubles with the oxygen system of the F-22 fighter aircraft, where multiple incidents of oxygen deprivation caused significant troubles and confused designers and leadership, the Air Force announced yesterday that they've traced the cause of the oxygen problems to a valve on a vest worn by pilots at high altitudes.
The valve caused the vest to inflate at high altitudes and cause breathing problems for some pilots. That, according to Pentagon Press Secretary George Little, is the root cause of the persistent incidents.
They've issued immediate corrections. The Air Force is planning to both replace the valve and increase air flow by removing a diagnostic filter installed into the oxygen system. Despite some initial speculation, contamination has been ruled out.
Hours after Little's press conference, outgoing Chief of Staff of the Air Force General Norman Schwartz addressed the press and went further into the F-22 situation.
Schwartz confirmed that there would be no change in the ruling on Pilot Jeff Hanley's F-22 crash in Alaska, which was ruled as pilot error rather than the fault of the oxygen system.
The hardware problems in the F-22 are being addressed, but not before a squadron of the planes is sent to Kadena Air Base in Japan this week. According to the Pentagon, utmost care is being taken to ensure no incidents take place on the flight.
With regards to the aircraft problems the Air Force has endured during his term, Schwartz seemed to say that imperfection was just part of the business. "The notion of perfection at the outset, even with all the computer power we have and the CAD/CAM and all that stuff, you know," is just not possible.
He did have high praise for one company though.
"Apple," Schwartz said, "may be the only one that has been successful in engineering near-perfect products."
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Its importance can't be denied by anyone. Some people seem this mysterious but in this article we clearly explained its importance and benefits.
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It's act as a filter, who give reliable information to the users. It increases the learning habits among people.
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yes, it is.
hi, is "what the hell" a slang sentence ? Thanks?
yes, it is.
"Hell" has in the past been considered a very bad word. The taboo against the word isn't as strong nowadays. "Heck", with the same meaning, has often been used as a less offensive substitute. So you might hear either "What the hell" or "What the heck."
Yes, it's slang. It offends a lot of people, and there's no need for it.
Otherwise, in a broader sense, it is more a "What is going on?" or "What do you think you're doing?" type of question, generally from someone, possibly in a position of authority, who doesn't like what he sees, at least at first glance. Something I might ask my teenage son if I came home and found a party in progress.
If you are simply greeting the questioner, I'll bow out.
I'll quote some phrases using the word :
all hell broke loose informal =:suddenly there was pandemonium. "
"We were in this bar, just having a quiet drink, when two guys starting fighting, and then their friends got into it and all hell broke loose."
( as) —— as hell informal: used for emphasis : 'He's as guilty as hell.'
be hell on informal: be very unpleasant or harmful to : 'The suspense, just waiting and not knowing one way or the other can be hell on the nerves.'
come hell or high water :=whatever difficulties may occur.
for the hell of it informal:= just for fun
get the hell out ( of) (here) :informal: escape quickly from (a place or situation) : "When the fight in the bar broke out, I said to my girlfriend, 'Let's get the hell out of here.'"
give someone hell informal :=severely reprimand or make things very unpleasant for someone.
go to hell :informal: - used to express angry rejection of someone or something.
go through hell : endure an extremely unpleasant or difficult experience.
hell for leather : =as fast as possible.
hell's bells: informal = an exclamation of annoyance or anger.
hell hath no fury like a woman scorned: proverb:= a woman who has been rejected by a man can be ferociously angry and vindictive.
one hell of a —— :informa: -l used to emphasize something very bad or great : "It cost us a hell of a lot of money."
like hell :informal:
1 very fast, much, hard, etc. (used for emphasis) : "It hurts like hell."
2 used in ironic expressions of scorn or disagreement : "Marry my daughter? Like hell you will!"
not a hope in hell: informal: = no chance at all.
play hell: informal:= make a fuss; create havoc. • cause damage : "The rough road played hell with the tyres."
the road to hell is paved with good intentions :proverb :=promises and plans must be put into action, or else they are useless.
there will be hell to pay :informal:= serious trouble will occur as a result of a previous action.
to hell with: informal :expressing one's scorn or lack of concern for (someone or something) : "To hell with the consequences."
till hell freezes over for an extremely long time or forever.
As you can see, a hell of a lot of phrases with a word that is soooooooooo rude we never use it!!
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how would you say:
"highway US 60"
"road I-24"
"A point"
"B plane"
Do you think that symbols need to be introduced by a category? (nimi, sitelen) Probably they are imported as proper names or "proper signs".
I guess, they will work differently in different languages or even fields (see above examples). E.g. in Polish you say 100 USD, whereas in English USD 100. etc.
I am aware it's not a tp specialization, as is the case with ignoring of numbers.


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So the week of the race basically it's my time to mentally pace around and freak out about little small things I can't change. Like that I feel 99 times more out of shape than I should. That I should stop eating so many cookies, cake and drinking SO much coffee. That I spread myself too thin.
It's game time but my mind gets so frantic with things that I have to do for the race that sometimes I have to take a deep breath and remember, it's just a race and it's suppose to be FUN!
With that being said, here's a crazy list of things I do during race week.
Listen to super upbeat music every time I'm in the car.
Eat. A LOT.
Drink coffee in excess.
Freak out that I actually am running 26.2 miles.
Completely throw my room upside down searching for some random things.
I know I'll be okay. I've checked the weather every morning. every afternoon and every night. Right now we are looking at 72 degrees, which compared to 113 last weekend, is quite a relief. I'm still positive about the race. I mean, knock on wood, what can go wrong?
It just reaches a point where I just want to get it over with already! I'm going on a little 3-5 miler tonight and we'll see how that goes. Hopefully my legs don't feel too tired. I'm ready. Tomorrow it's goal time. I can't believe I'm already writing up goals and I'm running 26.2 miles on Sunday. Sheesh.


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Electric ZOO necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 64 diseños de 15 diseñadores freelance.
Electric ZOO
We're Electric ZOO,
We are a production house representing creative human capital and that produces creative communication content. We differ from other production companies because we offer a larger variety then just film and/or photography. We also venture into the wide world of interactive experiences, mobile content distribution, animations, events and media spectacles.
- Brands
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Our brand name has multiple layers. Take these in to account when designing:
- Electric ZOO is a zoo of creative people and or disciplines.
- ZOO represents the variety of services we provide.
- We are electric because we are always charged and ready to go.
The logo should consist of typography ("Electric ZOO") and a graphic element. The graphic element should tie in with the "ZOO" part of our company name.
We like the idea of looking at the animals as silhouettes with subtle electric/robotic features.
The logo preferably should contain different graphical elements which can be used as standalone icons.
The style should be simple. Almost iconic. The graphic element should be able to represent the name without the Typography.
The Typography should be an existing font. But it should be in unison with the logo.
We attached some initial sketches and images to indicate our line of thinking. This is just to inspire. Please elaborate.
- colored version -> open for suggestions
- Black and white (stylized) version, to be used for QR tagging and smallprint
Usable for both print and web - with or without typography
Possible usage
Web - Print - Animation
Required files
.ai / .eps vector based CMYK and RGB
Descubre cómo funciona un concurso de diseño u obtén más información sobre nuestros servicios de diseño de logo.


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New Game - Farmyard Dash
Join Finn and his friends, choose his racing style, and review your math facts while racing across the farm! Get the book and journal to get to know the farm friends even better!
Penny Positive's Pancake Party!
Join the entire Positive family as they enjoy Breakfast for Dinner! Each family member brings their own ingredients to the party. Review your subtraction facts while serving up a delicious batch of Positive Pancakes! Trust me, the pancakes make sense if you read the book!
Freddie's Adventure!
10 years ago this week, I released a game called Super Stars featuring Freddie the turtle. Today, we are going to check back in with her and follow her on another adventure while we review our subtraction facts!
Mummy Marathon!
Come check out our newest game, Mummy Marathon! Choose your mummy racer and then race your way through Egypt. The faster you answer the subtraction questions, the faster your mummy will run! But be careful, the competitors get harder with each race!
Galaxy Explorer!
Brand new style game for Fun4theBrain! Help Explorer Anderson find his way safely around this strange planet while practicing your subtraction facts and collecting stars. What will be your high score?
New Game!! Hidden Creek Farm
Brand new style game for Fun4theBrain! Come have fun and, of course, practice your subtraction facts, while hanging out with Rory on Hidden Creek Farm!
Pearl's World
Grandma Pearl heard of an ugly holiday sweater party and really wants Sketch to win first prize! Can you help her collect all the supplies she needs while reviewing your subtraction facts? Will you get the sweater done in time?
Fun4theBrain Still Needs Your Help
OK,... so, apparently no one liked my Patreon campaign... not a single person, well, other than my family (thanks mom!). But, Fun4theBrain still needs your help.
I am happy to offer all of the games on Fun4theBrain.com for free and have no plans to EVER charge for them. However, with all of the latest changes in technology, both in the homes, and in the classrooms, it has become mandatory that Fun4theBrain change the games over to new programming languages so it can continue to reach as many students as possible.
I would love to be able to give all of my time to just working on Fun4theBrain so that I could create more games each month for the kids to play, both on their computers and their tablets. But, that is just no longer financially viable. So I am coming to you for help. Any donation is welcome. If 1 out of every 30 visitors to the site gave just $1, I would have enough to make some big changes and get the site to your tablets and mobile devices.
Click the button below to donate to Fun4theBrain today and show your support!
Farm Escape!
Some of the farmers and animals have been getting a bit bored at the farm and are making an escape! See how far you can help them get while practicing your subtraction facts!
An Apple A Day!
Natasha is super busy over at the Candy Apple Factory and could really use your help. Practice your math facts while making some cool-looking candy apples for the Fall Festival!
Jelly Jump!
Jelly Jump takes you on a fun leaping adventure through the trampoline fields in a candy world. Use your wonderful math skills to help you get to the highest heights imaginable!
Murb Hospital Open for Business
The Murb Hospital is now taking new patients! Not feeling well, or just need a check-up, take the bus to 101 Third Avenue to visit the helpful doctors and nurses! Dr. Dylan, Nurse Prixie, and Nurse Nelly are excited to see you. Practice your subtraction facts as you help as the newest hospital volunteer!
Dr. Kai's Mixup Game
This game takes you into the laboratory of Kai, a budding young chemist, who seems to have mixed up his vials and created quite a problem. You will have to help him find all of the creatures effected by his mix-up while practicing your subtraction facts!
Bleepy's Gifts
Bleepy's gift shoppe is very busy because of Valentine's Day. All of the lovestruck robots are rushing to get the best gifts. Can you help Bleepy match the right gift to the right robot while remembering your math facts? See if you can keep up with the crazy robots!
Monster Car Wash
Tessie the two-headed teacher is helping Murb's library by having a fundraiser at the school. Come help Fuzby, Ferris, Arabella, and Flibber Jibber as they wash cars to help raise money for the Murb Library. Take a peek in the cars to see if you can catch a glimpse of some other monsters helping with the MONSTER CAR WASH!
Zombie Prom
Lucy is ready to dress the actor and actress from the lates movie, Zomie Prom! Thanks for all the help from her assisstants, Z. Agicthein and S. Agicthein, C. McKeon and A. Dobbs from Yardley, PA, and G. Zaccaria and J. Zaccaria from Sussex, WI, this winners of the Zombie Prom Contest! Great job everyone! Practice your subtraction facts while preparing for the Zombie Prom!
Snowy's Friend
Snowy is having tons of fun this winter, but he is a little bit lonely when all the kids go home in the evening. He has decided that he wants your help making a new friend. Solve subtraction facts to help Snowy jump around the town finding all the snow he needs for his friend.
Candy Capers
The parents from this town decided that it was too easy getting the candy at the door, so they made an obstacle course around the neighborhood. You can help the kids find all the candy that is hidden around the neighborhood while avoiding the costumed cats that also want that candy.
Cargo Security!
Security Officer Hubert could use your help down by the docks. There is a back up of crates waiting to be loaded onto the ship. Practice your subtraction facts while helping Officer Hubert safely get these crates scanned and shipped.
Come fight 'tis new platform battle featurin' a ruckas band 'o pirates! ye can decide if ye want to be a lass or a jim laddie scurvy pirate 'n then swab th' decks 'n sword fight th' bad guys to get back all 'o th' gold 'n treasures! Practice ye subtraction facts while havin' a blast!
Muddy's Marsh
Muddy lives in the marsh in Murb. He loves to play catch and tag with all of the fun animals that live there with him. Practice your subtraction facts, while visiting the large marsh and playing with the great snails, frogs, and fish that live there! Muddy lives on Third Avenue down the street from the hospital.
Sasha's Grocery Delivery
Sasha delivers all the orders for Murb Grocery. Practice your subtraction facts while flying through the town and delivering the groceries to the right house. Take the Murb bus to First Avenue to find the Murb Grocery and Sasha!
Tory Tools!
Tory Tools has opened his shop! Help Tory as he starts building home for some of the pets around Murb. Practice your subtraction facts while making cement, hammering in nails, and building a new home for Rascal. Take the Murb bus to First Avenue to find Tory Tools.
Cone Crazy 2:
Flurry of Flavors
Those crazy penguins from Cone Crazy are back again in a new game - Flurry of Flavors. Help the penguins eat even more ice cream with more crazy shoppe designs in this new subtraction game!
Flying High
Design your own plane and then fly to your destination while avoiding the accumulating stormy clouds. Can you avoid the lightening and the birds to get your plane to safety? Answer the subtraction facts correctly to get to your destination with no damage.
Deep Dive
You have gotten a job as an marine photographer! Practice your subtraction facts while taking some amazing pictures of some silly underwater friends in the new fun game.
Lucky Drops
The crazy crows have stolen Lucky's coins and luck. Help Lucky the Leprechaun get his coins back from the crows while practicing your subtraction facts!
Reindeer Café
There is a large group of reindeer that want to get some delicious cookies from your Reindeer Café. Can you give them all what they need? Practice your subtraction facts while having fun with the reindeer!
Alien Munchtime
It is lunchtime at the Alien Academy. Help the lunch lady serve all of the hungry little aliens exactly what they want. Then, help create your own dish to serve. Practice your subtraction facts while having fun with the aliens!
Lucy's Costume Closet
Lucy is the costume designer for Just4You Movies. Help her dress the different actors and actresses while practicing your subtraction facts. Can you pick the best outfits for the Hero, his sidekick, Dr. Notsonice and his minion, Q-bort?
Play on your iPhone or Android!
Color Your Vacaation
Come get some inspiration for your summer vacation in this coloring game. Practice your subtraction facts while you dream of your summer vacation fun!
Farm Freak Out!
Time to go back to Omellette! The village is doing well since the Edgemoor Tourament, but farmhand Peter could use your help! The animals at the farm seemed to have freaked out! Can you help him get all the animals back in time?
Murb's Fun & Furry!
Come check out the crazy new hairstyles coming to Murb when the new store, Fun & Furry, opens! Answer you math problems correctly to get the biggest selection of awesome styles!
Can You Dig It?!
Ready to become an archeologist? Get your subtraction problems correct to dig up all the bones. Then, you can construct your own dinosaur! Can you dig it?
Snowy Fun!
Whether you live near snow or not, everyone can join in the fun of decorating their own snowman in Snowy Fun. Come work on your math facts and earn decorations to customize your snowman. Hurry! Don't delay for soon the snow may melt away.
Sketch's World!
Sketch lives in a wonderful world drawn on notebook paper. But, mean erasers are trying to erase his world. Help Sketch collect pencils and paints while doing subtraction problems and help save his world!
Monster Nursery School!
Help TipToe, Toy Machine, and Fuzby, as they work through the day at the Murb Nursery School. Choose their toys, help them take a nap and help them have fun outside! Check out the new and improved Murb!
Farmer Fred's Pumpkin Patch!
Farmer Fred, from Harvest Hootenanny, now needs your help to get the pumpkins ready for his customers. Practice your subtraction facts while growing pumpkins and helping Farmer Fred!
Diaper Derby!
It is time for the babies to race. Answer the subtraction questions quickly and accurately to speed up your baby and have him win the race!
Minko's Milkshake Shoppe!
Those crazy penguins from Cone Crazy have now opened a milkshake shop! Make the milkshakes, and serve them while practicing your math facts. Get enough correct and you can decorate the shoppe!
Monster Dentistry
Come help Dr. Smiley and Annabelle at the Monster Dentistry office in Murb! It will be your job to get rid of germs and to do the teeth cleaning! Come see who the five monster patients are!!
Click the picture to be taken to Murb! Once in Murb, you will be able to go to Monster Dentisry, Chubz Diner, or Phonz's Photo Palace!
Chubz Diner - Now Open!
Help Chubz out by learning how to work the diner. Help Teith open cans, Zaga cook carrots, Bluecran serve tables, and Clean-O clean up spills! Have fun working at the diner while practicing your subtraction facts!
Click the picture to be taken to Murb! Once in Murb, you will be able to go to Chubz Diner or Phonz's Photo Palace!
Math Wash Up!
Wash windows to earn your way up to the penthouse. Earn upgrades to your rig by getting your answers correct.
Snagger's Pond
Help Snagger the fish catch all the correct answers. Once he is full, he may need some help getting back to his house! Have fun!
Ping Pong the Panda
Ping Pong the Panda is trying to get his food, but the crazy Bunjas have taken over the Bamboo Forest. Can you help him get his food back from the bunny ninjas?
Baxley Bear: Going Fishing
Baxley Bear is hungry so it is time to go fishing! Move your bear back and forth to catch the right fish for Baxley. Baxley really appreciates your help in catching his lunch for him!
Winston Detective Agency
Winston is on the case to find the missing turtle shell! In order to interview the suspects, you will have to get your subtraction facts correct! Can you solve the Case of the Missing Turtle Shell?
Peabody the Penguin!
Practice your math fact while helping Peabody the Penguin catch as many fish as he can through the TEN levels! Find the key each time to open the door to the next level.
Winter Coloring Fun!
Choose which picture you want to start with and then answer a few math questions. After unlocking the colors, enjoy coloring these fun winter scenes!
Granny Prix
Customize your Granny to get her ready for her big race. Then answer your math questions quickly to help her win! Can you beat the other Nanas to the finish line?
Puny Pet Shoppe
The new pet shop opened and they need your help to fill it with the tiny animals they intend to sell. Get all the birds, hamsters, gerbils, turtles and fish in order to open the shop in time by reviewing your subtraction facts!
Wade's Workout!
Help Wade get in shape for soccer season. Can you get him ready to play first string? Keep Wade off the bench by getting your math answers correct.
Gone Bananas!
Finally the most popular game from the Just4Fun page is now available to play and learn! So, play your favorite fun game after doing some math first!
Harvest Hootenanny!!
Farmer Fred needs your help planting the crops this year. After you plant some, help Farmer Fred as he collects seeds throughout his farm!
The Ants Go Marching...
It is time to have some fun on a picnic. But, be sure to answer your questions quickly so the ants don't get away with your food and leave you hungry!
The Edgemoor Tournament
The small village of Ommelette needs your help! Win the archery tournament to win a herd of cattle for your village. Try to catch some chicken while you are there too!
Fleebur & Spinky
Fleebur desperately wants to create a little puppy! Help him as he goes through his town collecting pieces to build Spinky, his new mechanical puppy!
Aquatic Speedway
Head underwater to the Aquatic Speedway where correct subtraction answers add to your speed. See what place you get after 15 problems!
Pizza Pizzazz
You are the new waiter at Pizza Pizzazz. There are hungry mice waiting for you to serve them up some delicious slices of math pizza. Decide your favorite toppings after finishing your shift.
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Math Models
These girls are waiting for you to figure out what they should wear for the day. Watch some funny outfits appear, and then choose what you really want them to wear.
Math Monsters
Do your math problems to earn the different parts of your alien. See what kind of creepy creatures you can come up with?
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Snowball Fight!
Review your subtraction facts, but watch out if you are wrong! Too many wrong and you will get a cold. Keep healthy and earn a different title everytime you play!
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Patty's Paints
Get your problems correct and help Patty paint some fabulously odd cars! Keep your creativity going while learning your subtraction skills.
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Color Creations
Practice your subtraction facts and earn your colors! Once your paints are ready, you can paint some fun and silly pictures.
Super Stars
Have fun with a platform game after doing your math problems. Get enough subtraction problems correct to earn more lives!
Classroom Capers
Play this exciting subtraction game and you will become the teacher and be able to create your own fun on the chalkboard.
Dino Disco
Addition Disco can't be beat! Each 8 problems that you get correct you can teach Dino a new dance move. At the end, create your own dance sequence celebrating subtraction.
Fantastic Fish Shop
Practice your subtraction facts while working in a Fantastic Fish Shop. Help the kids find the right pet by getting your questions correct. Subtraction has never been so fishy!
Car Wash Frenzy
Do you like to race? Well you first have to do your work. Wash the funky funny cars while reviewing your subtraction facts, and then charge around the course and have tons of fun!
Cone Crazy
Penguins love their ice cream! Review your subtraction facts while serving and scooping delicious ice cream to the penguins. Don't get their order wrong because they might irritated and leave your store.
Beach Rush
Practice your subtraction facts with this exciting platform game. You have to get your Mr. Math all the way through the crab infested beach. But, in order to go to the next level, you also have to know your facts!
Jungle Jim and the fish
Jungle Jim has been given the quest to catch fish for his tribe. Find the fish with the correct subtraction answer on them. You have to hurry, these fish are fast!
Jungle Jim and the Drums
Help Jungle Jim play some tribal drums as you review your subtraction facts. What kind of music can you make with your math?
Jungle Jim and the Monkeys
These tricky monkeys will help you learn your subtraction. They may be cute, but they can be tough. See if you can hit the subtraction target!
Subtraction Games
My games... not my site...
I have created subtraction games for other sites. Here are links to those games. But, be aware, clicking on these links will take you off this site.
Subtraction Harvest
Learn your subtraction facts while figuring out how many apples will be in your harvest. Some apples will fall and some will not,.. how many apples will you have left?
Math Tutorials
Tutorials for individual styles of learning
Here are some tutorials that I have designed for other sites. These are not held here on Fun4TheBrain, so the links below will take you to a different site. If you have ideas for additional tutorials that I could make, please contact me through the Contact Page and let me know your ideas! Can't wait to here from you!
Place Value Made Easy
Get a visual understanding of Place Value and then practice with some problems made to review just how Place Value works. Follow up this tutorial with the Scooter Quest game!
Scooter Quest
After you have mastered the concept of Place Value in the above tutorial, play Scooter Quest and help Jimmy make enough money to buy his scooter by delivering papers to the correct houses. Have fun with place value!
Fractions Made Easy
Are you having troubles understanding the terms, meanings, and workings of fractions? Well, this tutorial is here to help visually teach you the fun of fractions. Practice what you have learned by making delicious pizzas!