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Are These Grilling Mistakes Costing You a Better Burger?
It's great to have the grill going again, isn't it? There is just something about that flame-broiled, hot-off-the-grill taste that is difficult to replicate through any other medium of cooking, especially when it comes to serving up a great burger. Burgers are arguably the most popular backyard barbeque item of the summer, and home chefs everywhere are constantly trying to perfect the ideal patty, often without realizing how easy it is to completely ruin a good burger at the drop of a hat. There are many common grilling mistakes that almost everyone has made at least once, but luckily, these mistakes are easy to correct. Here is Total Home Supply's "Do's" and "Don'ts" of grilling – our guide to grilling a better burger.
DON'T go overboard with shaping and seasoning the meat. While seasoning is all up to personal preference, anything that results in working the meat more than usual can have dire effects on the quality of your burger. When you handle (beef) burger meat too much the heat from your hands warms up the fat, which will then emulsify while cooking, resulting in a dry, rubbery patty.
DO pack burgers lightly and for as little time as possible. Form round patties and make thumbprint divots on both the top and bottom of the burger so that it expands into a perfectly flat, thoroughly cooked (but not dry!) burger.
DON'T season the meat before you form the patties. Again, this will result in over-working the meat and, especially if you add the salt too early, will severely dehydrate the meat.
DO add salt and pepper only immediately before the patty goes on the grill. Making sure to use Kosher salt (its shape and consistency allows you to season more evenly), sprinkle one side of the uncooked burger with seasoning, and begin by grilling that side face-down. Just before turning, season the the other side the same way.
DON'T turn patties too soon. Burgers need time to rest while cooking to preserve the juices.
DO wait until they are thoroughly crispy on one side before flipping. This will take approximately 4-5 minutes on high heat (ALWAYS use high heat. Burgers don't need to stew, they need to sear).
DON'T Use a spatula to press down on your burgers while cooking. All of those flavorful juices are meant to stay inside the burger. Pressing out the juices to make your grill sizzle just wastes a lot of flavor.
DO Let your burger rest while it cooks, so as to let the juices have the time they need to redistribute throughout the meat.
DON'T close the lid of your grill to "speed up" the grilling process. Contrary to popular belief, this does not speed up cooking, and your burgers will take on a funny smoke-like taste.
DO keep it simple and avoid trying to take short-cuts. 4-5 minutes of grilling time on each side – anything else is a recipe for disaster.
DON'T add cheese too early. Overly melted cheese just becomes runny and messy, and you will end up with more cheese on your grill than on your burger.
DO wait until the burger is nearly done to add cheese. Like we said, you should aim to cook your burgers on high heat for approximately 4-5 minutes on each side. About 2-3 minutes in on the last side is when you should add your cheese.
DON'T cut through or poke holes in your burger to test the doneness – that's also how juices spill out!
DO learn how to tell when a burger is done to your preference. Doneness is best (and most safely) determined by temperature above all else. Use an instant-read thermometer to make sure your burger is cooked to a safe 160°F.
The one thing that is almost impossible to mess up is choosing your burger toppings. After your perfectly seared patties are off the grill, pile on your favorite toppings, serve with your favorite side dishes, and enjoy!


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What and Where to Eat in Bhutan
You will always find Bhutanese cuisine filled with spiciness. Most of the dishes have prominent flavour of chilli which is used as a core ingredient. Chillies (green or red) are used as main ingredients and not as a seasoning. Bhutanese food is mainly inspired by the Indian, Tibetan and Chinese culture.
Most commonly eaten ingredients in Bhutan are Radishes, Tomatoes, Turnips, Spinach, Chillies, Pumpkins, Onions, Green Beans, River Weed, Buckwheat, Rice, Barley, Beef, Pork, Chicken and mix spices. Rice is a staple food here.
The following are some of the most famous Bhutanese dishes one can enjoy while visiting Bhutan:
1. Ema Datshi (Ema Datse)
The national food of Bhutan is Ema Datshi also called Ema Datse. Prepared with spicy chilli and local cheese, Ema Datshi is a vegetarian delicious dish eaten by almost every Bhutanese and can be found throughout the country. It has been named from Ema i.e. chilli and Datsi i.e. cheese. Variations in this dish also available known as Kewa-datsi and Shamu-datsi by adding green beans, onions, tomatoes, mushrooms, ferns, potatoes, yak cheese and chilli. Maintaining standard spice level, all restaurants offer these most popular dishes according to your taste.
2. Momos
Momos are one of the famous and favourite dishes generally available in all Himalayan Regions like Nepal, Tibet and Bhutan. Momos are kind of dumplings or steamed buns typically filled with minced beef, pork, cabbage or other vegetables and fresh cheese. The stuffing is prepared with spices mixes such as coriander, garlic and ginger. Bhutanese eat momos daily as well as served on special occasions.
3. Goep
Tickle your taste buds with sumptuous Goep (Tripe) which is one of the popular dishes made with plenty of spicy chillies and chilli powder. This recipe was popular in many countries earlier but by the time it has vanished somehow. But, Bhutan is still in love with it. Like most other Bhutanese dishes, Goep also consists meat and lots of spices mix which makes the dish super-delicious.
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4. Jasha Maru
Another traditional cuisine of Bhutan is Jasha Maru, one of the spiciest dishes full of chicken. Foodies must like the great blending of lots of perfectly diced Chicken, Onion, Chilli, Tomatoes, Ginger, Garlic and Coriander. Some people use beef instead of chicken also. The dish also famous as stew, served with the hefty portion of liquid along with perfectly cooked red rice. Though it is too spicy, most of the foreigners can't afford to taste these much spicy. They may demand the chef to prepare a particular combination with less spice.
5. Bhutanese Red Rice
Major food portions of Bhutanese dishes are filled with rice, especially Red rice. Highly nutritious Red rice is the great source of manganese, phosphorus and cancer-fighting antioxidant. Just one serving of Red rice gives many nutrients compared to nuts. Brown rice is very much similar to Red rice. Slightly pink, red rice is served with meat or vegetable dishes either one or two sides.
People in Bumthang prefer to eat buckwheat, pancakes and noodles in place of Red rice as these two are the main staple.
6. Phaksha Paa
Delicious boneless pork cooked with red chillies, radishes, spinach, bok choy, ginger and other spices will surely fill the mouth with water for those who love the non-veg cuisine. Phaksha Paa is served with aromatic buckwheat dumplings or momos stuffed with cheese, turpin greens and other ingredients, topped with dried pork and fresh green chilli.
7. Puta
Puta is traditional staple of Bhutan and is highly nutritious noodles made from buckwheat that only grown in high altitude areas of Bhutan. Puta is very simple dish prepared with boiled noodles adding light seasoning of salt and Sichuan pepper. Sometimes noodles are stir fried in mustard oil to make variations. The dish is similar to Japanese soba noodles.
8. Tshampa
Healthy and hearty traditional dish 'Tshampa' is made from whole wheat flour which is starchy and heavy intake, having a dough consistency. It was a popular traditional dish of Bhutan once but now very few people can make it in an authentic traditional way. It can be eaten with any of the main course dishes such as Ema Datshi or Shakam Paa by roll into a ball in your finger.
9. Juma
Made with rice, meat, light spices and other tasty ingredients, Juma is commonly eaten as Bhutanese sausage. Generally, it is marinated with spices and noodles and served with lots of meat and rice.
10. Hoentay
Hoentay is kind of momos, made with a buckwheat dough wrapper is a traditional as well as a popular dish of Bhutan.The tastiest combination of turnip leaves or local spinach, cheese and other spices made it extremely delicious. As we steam or fry momos, the same procedure is done with hoentay. Hoentay is originally from Haa Valley in Bhutan. Bhutanese chilli sauce (ezay) is specially served as a dipwith it.
Along with sumptuous food, Bhutan has hundreds of traditional drinks to be served along with food or as a welcome drink. black and green tea, butter tea known as suja, milk tea known as ngaja, beer, locally brewed ar a (strong shake of rice wine), a fermented drink made from maize, rice, millet or wheat are very popular as the traditional drinks.
Other Popular Dishes
Other popular, as well as traditional Bhutanese dishes, are No Sha Huentseu, Phak Sha Phin Tshoem, Bja Sha Maroo, Dal Bhat, Kewa Datse, Barthu, Ezays, Thueb, Fing, Shakam Eezay, Khabzey , Zow Shungo, Thukpa, Bathup, and Khur-Le.

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Food sovereignty815 million people continue to suffer globally from hunger, even though enough food is being produced. In particular, it is unfair that two thirds of them live in rural areas – namely, where our food is produced. One of their main problems is a lack of co-determination rights. Therefore, SWISSAID is campaigning for food sovereignty – the right of everyone to determine their own agricultural and food policy and to produce food ecologically, socially and locally.
Genetic technology does not eliminate hungerRather than reducing world hunger, the use of genetic modification in agriculture is making it worse. Genetically modified seed is not living up to the promises made by industry.
No Patents on Life!Patents on animals, plants and seeds impose barriers on social and economic development for small farmers in developing countries.
Organic farming and agroecologyNature is the best model: based on the functioning of natural ecosystems nature's interdependencies are deliberately harnessed and promoted in organic farming and agroecology. In this way, hunger can be biologically combatted with appropriate practices, local seed and a combination of traditional and modern knowledge. SWISSAID has been practising and implementing agroecology for more than 20 years.
Genetic engineering and patentsExpensive and patented high-tech seeds, in particular those which have been genetically modified, are of no benefit to farming families because they have to be bought new every year. In addition, the rights of the farmers are restricted, denying them the ability to decide how to use their seeds. Up to now, the promises of genetic engineering have not been met; quite the contrary in fact: The social and ecological problems have worsened. The sustainable battle against hunger has changed.
Gender EqualityGender equality plays a central role for SWISSAID, and not only in our project work. We believe that both women and men should have equal opportunity, in all areas of work and at all institutional levels, to pursue their interests, contribute their needs and ideas and be treated with respect.
Natural resourcesYou would think that countries that have oil, gold or diamonds would be wealthy but in reality, the opposite is frequently the case. Mineral resources are more of a curse than a blessing, because they encourage corruption, armed conflict and environmental pollution. The good news is that there are remedies.
Businesses too must respect human rightsThe activities of multinational companies continue to have negative ecological and social consequences in developing countries. SWISSAID calls for big business to comply with the rules for maintaining international environmental and human rights standards.
End hunger - the organic wayIt's actually absurd: although the region is fertile, almost the only onions available in Guinea-Bissau are imported from Senegal and Holland. But domestic cultivation only has positives: it is an effective way of fighting hunger and providing families with urgently needed cash.


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Some patients are more in need of help in the area of diet and herbal recommendations. They may not be able to receive acupuncture treatments, due to being out of the San Diego area, which is why I offer office, phone, or Skype consultations, to go over a patient's case and will recommend dietary, herbal, and supplemental advice, to my patients.
If you've already had blood labs done and can send me the information (via email attachment), this can also aid me in your recommendations. (I'm able to refer you to lab testing as well, but your insurance will not cover the charges in that case.) I will then view them from a Functional Medicine standpoint, where the lab ranges differ from what you see on your lab test. The Functional Medicine ranges are able to tell which health issues can be averted, if you start a preventative approach now. Often times, dietary changes can be the critical factor in bringing about the tremendous switch in your overall health, clarity, and vitality!


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Amarok Energy Inc. (TSX VENTURE:AMR) ("Amarok") announced today that it has amended the terms of its previously announced public offering (the "Offering") of common shares of the Corporation ("Common Shares") to change the offering price from $0.36 to $0.30 per Common Share. The amended terms of the Offering provide for the issuance of a minimum of 50,000,000 Common Shares and a maximum of 66,666,667 Common Shares at a price of $0.30 per share for minimum gross proceeds of $15 million and maximum gross proceeds of $20 million. The Offering is being conducted by Integral Wealth Securities Limited on a best efforts agency basis on its own behalf and on behalf of a syndicate that includes Dundee Securities Ltd. and PI Financial Corp. (collectively, the "Agents") pursuant to a short form prospectus filed in Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba and Ontario.
The Agents have the option, exercisable for a period of 30 days following the closing of the Offering, to increase the Offering by up to an additional 15% of the total number Common Shares sold at the issue price. The Offering is subject to all customary conditions and regulatory approvals, including that of the TSX Venture Exchange.
The net proceeds of the Offering are intended to be used by Amarok to fund further exploration and development, land acquisition and for general working capital purposes.
Amarok is a Calgary, Alberta based corporation engaged in the exploration, development and production of petroleum and natural gas in highly structured play fairways of North America and Colombia.
This news release does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any of the securities in the United States. The securities have not been and will not be registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "U.S. Securities Act") or any state securities laws and may not be offered or sold within the United States or to U.S. Persons unless registered under the U.S. Securities Act and applicable state securities laws or an exemption from such registration is available.
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Glasgow hails the Queens of Syria
Yasmin Fedda at the UK premiere of Queens of Syria
February 2015
Yasmin Fedda's Queens of Syria had its UK premiere at the Glasgow Film Festival this weekend, playing to a sold-out crowd at the Glasgow Film Theatre.
In the award-winning documentary, London-based film-maker Fedda tells the story of Syrian refugee women living in Jordan who come together to perform a unique version of Euripedes' classic Greek tragedy The Trojan Women. (See more about the film in our British Films Directory.)
The film is supported by British Council as part of a broad programme of events, exhibitions and workshops designed to give a voice to those affected by conflict and engage audiences around the world on the role of arts and culture for resilience and recovery in places of crisis.
The film follows the women – none of whom have acted before – in the seven weeks of rehearsals and coming to terms with their own personal connections to the ancient text, which draws on themes of conflict and displacement.
Fedda says it was important to film nearly every day with the women as they prepared the play – she ended up with 80 hours of footage. "I was particularly interested in being in the space and seeing how things developed. I became part of the furniture but also part of the dynamic. They quickly opened up to me…. We didn't know what stories people would share so I wanted to be there the whole time."
She adds, "The play in the end is a combination of an ancient script and their stories,. They felt empowered by it because they were part of the process."
Now the film brings their stories to more audiences than could possibly see the play. "I hope the film can live on and their stories can live on with difference audiences. I hope the film is a way to share that further," adds Fedda, whose past films include A Tale of Two Syrias and Breadmakers.
Queens of Syria had its world premiere at the Abu Dhabi Film Festival in November, where it won the Black Pearl award for Best Director From The Arab World.
The film's next festival screening will be at the Jameson Dublin Film Festival in March. The film will also be shown at British Council-organised screenings across the globe in the next two years.
Georgina Paget, one of the documentary's producers, is also hoping to get a contemporary adaptation of The Trojan Women brought to the big screen, with some of the refugee women from the play involved (in collaboration with Palestinian company Philistine Film). The Trojan Women Project also hopes to stage the play again in Jordan and abroad, and to create a spinoff project for young refugees to stage Oliver!.
For more information on the film, visit http://www.queensofsyria.com/


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Daniel has been making videos for online distribution for the past four years. Working at a local station in Ogden Utah allowed him to sharpen his skills in video storytelling and social interaction. Daniel has worked on short films, music videos, mini-docs, and news packages. Daniel has been a video and audio producer, an Executive Producer and Digital Content Producer.
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Never usually one for neutrals I surprised myself with this muted outfit. Barely-there shades were a popular trend on the AW15 catwalks with Victoria Beckham and Stella McCartney with both designers showcasing top-to-toe looks in neutral hues and I decided it was high time for me to incorporate some pale-pinks, dove-grays and champagne hues into my wardrobe.
I picked up these dusty-pink patent brogues from the Topshop sale at Westfield's Shepherds Bush for £10, I was on a mad dash to find an outfit for an interview last April and at the time reluctantly picked these up. I didn't get the job but I did end up with a pair of shoes which quickly become fast favourites. They're versatile, flattering and office appropriate.
I think the new neutral look works most effectual when worn head to toe: try pairing a cosy white coat with a classic cross-body bag, tucking your trusty gray roll neck into a pair of tailored trousers and offsetting with rose-gold accessories...
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Religious dissent, its impact and changing role, is the focus of a new research project for family and community historians.
This is the latest major venture of the Family and Community History Research Society (FACHRS), established in 1998 by former Open University students. It has continued independently of the OU with current membership of over 250. Previous themes have included Swing riots against agricultural mechanisation in the 1830s, allotments, and almshouses for the elderly.
Now our attention is turned to the local history of Nonconformity, and I am acting as the Project Director of the Communities of Dissent Project. Researchers will begin by assessing the presence of religious dissent in their chosen locality during the heyday of Nonconformity from 1850.
In the following period 'Chapel' was a widespread and significant feature of local and national life, often drawing on proud earlier antecedents, but now with enhanced status and scale. To be 'Chapel' was an important source of choice and identity for individuals, families and groups. It touched not only on the spiritual but also the social, educational, political and cultural aspects of people's private and public lives. The presence of Nonconformity gave a distinctive character to many communities.
The Communities of Dissent project will involve participants in two phases of research. Phase One ( February-September 2017) will produce a profile of local dissent, recording its buildings - chapels, schools, Sunday schools, meeting rooms, institutes, ministers' houses- and making an initial assessment of the Nonconformist culture of which they were part. A range of 'universal' records, including the 1851 religious census; population census; directories; newspapers; standing buildings; large-scale OS and other maps; 1910 Domesday; denominational magazines will provide a shared basis for comparative local profiles of Nonconformity.
This profiling will also reveal the extent of surviving evidence for local chapels and lead into Phase Two of research (2017-18) which will involve the in-depth use of chapel records, links to other sources and analysis on topics chosen from a range of possibilities according to researchers' interests and the available source material. Research guides, case studies and a dedicated website will be provided.
The FACHRS spring conference at the University of Leicester, 6-7 May 2017, will feature plenary contributions from Kate Tiller and project participants and a project workshop.
Researchers have now been recruited in 50 locations. Two of them are in the ownership of Historic Chapels Trust: Bethesda Methodist Church, Hanley Stoke on Trent and Cote Baptist Chapel in rural Oxfordshire - Kate Tiller
Dr. Kate Tiller is Research Director of the Communities of Dissent Project and professional essay writer. She is a Fellow of Kellogg College, Oxford University and author of the Guide to Cote Chapel published by Historic Chapels Trust.


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Sabyasachi Majumdar, senior vice president, ICRA Ratings said, "While the production growth during April-May 2016 was lower at 3.4% when compared to the 9%-13.5% growth reported during Q4 FY2016, the demand has picked up in June 2016 and the production increased by 10.4% when compared to June 2015. During June 2016, demand improved in the North, driven by a demand pick up in Uttar Pradesh where there is increased Government spending on infrastructure and irrigation projects. The decline in the demand growth during April-May 2016 has been primarily due to the continued weak rural demand (especially in Maharashtra, which is facing a drought) and slowdown in the pace of infrastructure execution, due to the unavailability of water."
During Q1 FY2017, cement production stood at 75.64 million MT, a moderate growth of 5.7% over Q1 FY2016. This is higher when compared to 4.6% of production growth reported in FY2016.
"Demand growth during FY2017 is likely to be driven by the pick-up in the infrastructure segment, primarily road projects and the housing segment during the next one year; this apart, there is a likelihood of a recovery in the rural demand from H2 FY2017, given the expectations of a better monsoon. With the pace of new capacity addition slowing down we expect capacity utilisation and the supply-demand scenario to record an improvement, especially in FY2018, which should support cement prices and profitability indicators for cement manufacturers," Majumdar reiterated.
In other markets, Hyderabad, while the cement prices declined during January-April 2016, there has been a rebound in May-July 2016. On an average, Hyderabad reported around Rs. 290/bag in April-July 2016, lower by Rs. 45/bag when compared to April-July 2015. In other southern markets, the prices were relatively stable, with Chennai reporting the same at Rs. 375-395/bag and Bangalore, between Rs. 340-370/bag. In the western markets, the cement prices continued to remain subdued during April-July 2016 in the range of Rs. 260-270/bag. In the eastern markets, on an average, cement price during April-July 2016, were pegged at around Rs. 320/bag, lower by Rs. 35-40/bag, compared to April-July 2015.


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The work over the past week, and the work ahead during the week after Christmas, is a part of the career of writing that is little discussed. But it's key to the process.
Over the period of a week, I read and corrected the galley pages of three novels of mine – THE BIG SHOWDOWN (the second Caleb York), ANTIQUES FATE (by Barb and me as "Barbara Allan"), and BETTER DEAD (the McCarthy-era Nate Heller). The latter is a long manuscript, almost the length of the previous two combined.
This stage marks the last chance for a writer to catch goofs, seek out typos and make final revisions and tweaks. Oftentimes, the production person scolds the writer in advance about making any changes. The attitude is that the book is finished and it would be too costly to make any changes that don 't address typos or outlandish errors. I ignore this admonition, although I keep my tweaking to a minimum and rarely rewrite unless I really have come across an outright error.
But these final tweaks are often the difference between a smooth read and a rough one. I noticed with BETTER DEAD something that happens too frequently in my work: the last few chapters can have a rushed quality, because I am gathering steam and racing toward the ending – much as a reader of an exciting novel reads faster, even skimming, to get to the end. In BETTER DEAD's near 400 pages, I found next to nothing in the first 2/3's, but quite a bit in the final third. These tweaks represent nuance via word choice and sometimes the elimination of repeated words.
To me this is vital part of the writing process – that final polish, and a read that occurs several months after the initial writing, which breeds better objectivity. True, I've had a chance to view the novel in the copy-edited form a month or so before the galley proofs arrive. But with a copy-edited manuscript, my focus goes to the changes that the copy editor has made, each of which has to be thought through – sometimes copy editors are right, like a stopped clock.
Next up are the galley proofs of MURDER NEVER KNOCKS (the Mike Hammer novel previously announced as DON'T LOOK BEHIND YOU) and QUARRY IN THE BLACK. I also hope to put together a collection of the Mike Hammer short stories I've developed from shorter fragments in Mickey's files; these have appeared in the STRAND, mostly. I'm talking about such a collection with Otto Penzler at Mysterious Press. I need to read my stories and determine what order they should appear in, and I'll want to write an introduction.
For me it's a luxury not to be working on a novel over Christmas week – as I often have – and attending to some of the less-glamorous aspects of the writing trade (well, there aren't really any glamourous aspects to it, unless Hollywood buys something) is a good way to get something done without spoiling your own holiday season, and that of the others in your life.
I've discussed the oddity of reading current reviews of early works, but nothing tops reading a write-up about MOURN THE LIVING, which was my first novel and introduced Nolan…and was written almost fifty years ago. It's a book I would be loathe to re-read, but in some respects it's the most important one I ever wrote, as it's the novel that Richard Yates read that convinced him to invite me into his Writers Workshop class at the University of Iowa. So much of my career has flowed from Yates as my mentor. On the other hand, I always like reading good reviews like this one.
Of course, Hard Case Crime has been reprinting the early QUARRY novels, but late in 2016 they will be publishing a brand-new one, QUARRY IN THE BLACK. Read about it here and get a look at the fantastic cover.
One of those QUARRY HCC reprints has made a stocking stuffers list at the Geek Hard Show. Festive little write-up!
Here's yet another one of those "best movies that you didn't know were based on comics" lists. But ROAD TO PERDITION is treated very nicely, so check it out.
That same website – Talking Comic Books – has an interesting podcast (well over an hour) in which a number of film buffs discuss the film of ROAD TO PERDITION in a lively fashion. One oddity, at least from my POV: the guy who says ROAD TO PERDITION is his favorite movie has never bothered to read the graphic novel. In fact, for a podcast that's part of Talking Comic Books, one might think the graphic novel would get more than one fleeting mention. But that's all it rates. Still, there's some fun to be had and some intelligent commentary to be heard.
Finally – Merry Christmas! Or Merry Whatever You Celebrate, as long as it doesn't involve sacrificing a goat.
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During the age of silent film and film noir film was limited to only variations of black and white. While this aided greatly to produce scenes of dire intensity (a starkly lit shot of a man in an alleyway, for instance), this also meant that actors and actresses had to wear tons of makeup to make their makeup show up on screen.
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Happy Halloween everyone! I have 3 posts that I am planning on doing today but it's been a crazy day and is going to get crazier so please bear with me!
I went back to my favorite nail art technique for this mani....sponging! I love candy corn nails! I had done them on myself earlier in October but it was before I started blogging so I wanted to do them again and show you guys!
For this mani I used Sally Hansen White Tip, Revlon Tangerine and China Glaze Solar Power. For her ring finger I used a waterslide nail decal that features Snoopy sitting on top of a Jack-O-Lantern (I love "It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown"). All nails were topped off with Orly Sec 'N Dry. I hope you like this mani as much as I do!
There was candy corn harmed (or eaten) during the making of this photo. ;) LOL
I hope you enjoyed this mani!


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Things have been somewhat quiet on our end – not this past week but the week before was the Staff Talent Show, in which I had a chance to perform. I was involved in two dances: a Holi dance in Kathak style, and part of the end-of-show Bollywood medley. We did well enough – of course I know every single mistake I made, but a week(!) of compliments has at least said… Read More
Adam and I went up to Hobbiton this afternoon (House Brodie) for afternoon tea, which was absolutely delightful – I ought to have snapped a few photos of the fine view they have in their mountain perch. I was also quite jealous of Meg's sari scores in Dehradun, and want to go shopping with her for secondhand saris one of these days. We had some lovely conversation, a few things galvanizing me… Read More
It's crazy to think that the term only started a few weeks ago, but it has already started to strike the chord of interminable days. The spring term is always a bit nuts at Woodstock because the last half of May and any day in June is exams and prep for graduation – which translates into February, March and April really being "teachable" months, May is exam prep until exams kick in… Read More
Amazing. It's hard to put the trip into words of any sort of substance that can properly capture the experience; so much happened in so little time, and yet it was three weeks. So there will likely be a string of posts in the future, or posts touching on aspects of the trip to try to cover it in its entirety. It all started with surprising everyone at the airport, and my… Read More
American Thanksgiving was on 24 November, and was celebrated with momos after Kathak class. Never one too keen on holidays, I forgot about it until just recently – it's not like you can get a turkey up here, nor a goose (which is my bird of choice for holiday cooking; much more flavourful). Even if dinner was fried momos in the school cafeteria, it was definitely an interesting day: I got to… Read More
It's been one year – either way you count it (arriving in India, at Woodstock). It's been a long, crazy, weird year, but I'm actually living with my husband, so I'd go through hell and high water to ensure that keeps happening. So.. one year later, things I've learned: Rhesus are really pains in the ass (I'll be blunt). Aggressive, annoying bloody buggers. I was naive before. I've learned, after one of… Read More
The more they stay the same. Trite and cliche, but true. I've started to feel pressure again as everyone starts to stare at me – and more directly, my abdomen. It came up in conversation once with a new acquaintance, in the typical Indian way of asking about life: how Adam and I have been married for a year yet, and it's still just two of us. No kids. Additionally, with a… Read More
We started out taking the Metro (how I love the metro!) down to the JLN Stadium station, and walked from there through the back alleys nearby, to get to Hazrat Nizam-ud-din Dargah. It was an interesting sight; you have to cover your head (men and women alike), and women are not permitted inside the tomb area itself. It was interesting, but a bit of a depressing sight as well, because throughout the… Read More
Today I had my first unpleasant experience at Woodstock. I mean a genuinely unpleasant, made-my-skin-crawl, sort of situation, from a staff member. Short background: Adam and I have known each other for two years, and been married less than one. Kids are absolutely not in our future for medical reasons and our own choice until late 2012, if not later than that. I'm also very much not Christian, which has made Woodstock… Read More


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Yesterday morning at 3:00am, Mr. David "Honeyboy" Edwards took a final peaceful breath and left the mortal world to join that great band of musicians in Heaven. He was 96 years old and played shows until just a few weeks back when he announced his retirement from live performing.
This from his bio:
Edwards was born in Shaw, Mississippi. Edwards was 14 years old when he left home to travel with bluesman Big Joe Williams, beginning the life as an itinerant musician which he lead throughout the 1930s and 1940s. He performed with and was a friend of iconoclastic blues musician Robert Johnson.
Honeyboy was present on the night Johnson drank poisoned whiskey which killed him, and his story has become the definitive version of Johnson's demise. Edwards knew and played with many of the leading bluesmen in the Mississippi Delta: Charley Patton, Tommy Johnson, and Johnny Shines.
He described the itinerant bluesman's life:
" On Saturday, somebody like me or Robert Johnson would go into one of these little towns, play for nickels and dimes. And sometimes, you know, you could be playin' and have such a big crowd that it would block the whole street. Then the police would come around, and then I'd go to another town and where I could play at. But most of the time, they would let you play. Then sometimes the man who owned a country store would give us something like a couple of dollars to play on a Saturday afternoon.
We could hitchhike, transfer from truck to truck, or if we couldn't catch one of them, we'd go to the train yard, 'cause the railroad was all through that part of the country then...we might hop a freight, go to St. Louis or Chicago. Or we might hear about where a job was paying off - a highway crew, a railroad job, a levee camp there along the river, or some place in the country where a lot of people were workin' on a farm. You could go there and play and everybody would hand you some money. I didn't have a special place then. Anywhere was home. Where I do good, I stay. When it gets bad and dull, I'm gone.
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TitleUniversity of Utah model Head with three Graphic Views
Catalog Number102710362
TypeStill image
PublisherUtah, University of
Place of PublicationProvo
Identifying Numbers
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Dimensionsoverall: 11 in x 8 1/2 in
DescriptionB&W graphic image of a head with three graphic views.
Metadata: Figure 2.3 - the images (b), (c) and (d) were generated using data obtained from the pastic model shown in (a). The plastic model was used as a storage device for the facial topology.
CreditCourtesy of Gwen Bell
Lot NumberX7413.2015
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What a great reason for a holiday–gratitude.
It is fitting that a day devoted to being thankful should be centered on food. May we all enjoy meals today that are worthy of celebration.
Every item of food we'll consume today has a story. Maybe it would be helpful to think for a few moments about those stories. Are they stories we're pleased to be a part of?
I know it's tempting to deliberately avoid thinking about that. We worry that thinking about the stories behind our food might reduce our pleasure in eating it (a pleasure many of us seek to preserve at all costs). I'm convinced that there are lots of people whose hearts are telling them to eat ethically, yet they're resisting because they fear doing so would take away the joy of eating. Here's how I respond to that in Organic Wesley:
Neither should we be discouraged by the fear that eating better will make us unhappy. Many people wrongly assume that eating well means self-deprivation, such as never again eating dessert, having to permanently give up favorite foods, or feeling hungry all the time. But in fact, as many who have begun this journey can attest, persons who replace unhealthy diets with diets of nutritious and ethically-sourced food tend not only be healthier, but also to feel better and to find that they appreciate and enjoy food more than they ever have before. The image of a healthy ethical eater as a sour monkish figure, subsisting on lentils and carrot sticks, simply does not match the reality of a life enriched by enjoying the pleasures and satisfaction that come from good food. Chances are you know someone who is cheerfully living a healthy lifestyle, and who enjoys a diet of good food. Look to that person for inspiration, rather than to food-snobs or some stereotype you may have in mind. Remember too that if you are persuaded that a diet of ethically-sourced nutritious food, eaten in moderation, is part of God's desire for your life, then you should expect God's favor and blessing as you sincerely, diligently and prayerfully seek to make the necessary changes in your life. If you ask for a fish, you will not be given a snake.
My hope is that we will all celebrate our day of thanksgiving with a delicious feast of good food.
For any who are interested, Jane Riecke has written a thoughtful review of Organic Wesley–read it HERE.
Happy Thanksgiving y'all!


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Three of us joined an introduction to permaculture course at the weekend, which was a fun and inspiring couple of days. It was run by Naturewise, and hosted by Friends of Tottenham Marshes at their Waterside centre in the Lee Valley.
Day one dealt with the theory of permaculture – the basic principles of working with nature, observing systems as a whole, and creating beneficial relationships.
On day two we got a bit more hands-on, planting seeds, clearing brush, creating insect habitats, and making terraced beds.
Since permaculture forms the foundations for Transition Towns, it was very helpful to get to grips with the basic concepts. There's lots more to explore and to learn, but I can already see how the permaculture approach can be applied as a thinking tool.
If you would like to take a similar course, Naturewise will be running two-day courses in North London in May. Details here.


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Otway Estate Winery & Brewery produces a liquid to quench any thirst. From boutique Australian wines, hand crafted beer and cider to a vast selection of delicious cordials. Each beverage is produced on site using natural local products – Estate grown wine grapes, local fruit and berries, or pure Otway rainwater.
With a landscape of natural beauty, an abundance of wildlife, fresh local produce and hidden gems of talent in our gallery Otway Estate is waiting to tempt any visitor. Guests and visitors can relax on the decking area, celebrate in our function room or cuddle up in front of the fire. No mater what the reason you can enjoy a taste of the Otways at Otway Estate.
Otway Estate enjoys an idyllic setting with 16 acres of vines hidden among 28 acres of bush adjoining the Otway State Forest, just a stones throw from the Great Ocean Road and Victoria's rugged South West Coast.
Though the vineyard was first established in 1981 more vines were planted in 1995 with Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Semillon, Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet all grown on the property.


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Exactly twenty years ago, I found myself addressing an audience, at the NRF Convention's Big Show in New York. I was one of the courageous few that had the nerve (or stupidity) to tell a very skeptical crowd that this new e-commerce phenomenon wasn't going away. I returned in 2000 and doubled down on the previous year's message. I stated, "Your company must learn to embrace e-commerce; think of it as one more touchpoint in your brands' embodiment". Despite the wall-to-wall turn-out, I was not invited back the following year. They'd heard enough.
Democratizing Creativity
I'm now sensing some déjà vu, in the name of Social Commerce, or Social Selling. These disruptions never occur in a vacuum, they are as we say, a product of "trend convergence". So, what's converging? The growth of social media has fostered the ability to express and share one's personal style. This is both a reputation of "look like me" branding, and the effect of social media influencers, who have upset the PR and advertising apple cart, to the extreme. Now, overlay that with the acceptance and proliferation of the sharing-economy, enabling people to use their homes, (Airbnb/VRBO) and cars (Uber/Lift) as revenue creating assets.
Effectively, social media is democratizing creativity and empowering the imaginative and resourceful to monetize their own personal styles. Now, the marketplace is seizing the moment and empowering untold numbers of fashionistas or fashionisters (yah, that's a thing) to do exactly that; by launching entirely new avenues for social commerce. Think transactional Pinterest.
In a recent interview with Sid K. Hasan, CEO and founder of MeSpoke, he referred to his start-up as a loyalty and social capitol site and the 'hallways of the mall'. He believes that consumers are the "best, uncompensated sales people" that most brands have. MeSpoke is reimagining the future of fashion-based retail, by "empowering people to create their own, personalized commercial marketplaces", in support of the brands and retailers that they admire. It's 'social capital' app enables followers to post images, which their proprietary app analyzes and categorizes. Metadata is incorporated in sorting by product category (women's blouse), brand (dolce & Gabbana), and retailer (Saks Fifth Ave). The app further enables product image tagging which prompts the user to 'go shopping', thus taking the customer to the retailer's site. In the process their followers receive loyalty points which will convert to discounts from favored brands.
Recognizing that most product recommendations come from friends, family, and other (non-brand) influencers, Storr's founders decided it was time to truly level the playing field. CEO Eric Senn believes that anyone with a phone should be able to create a store. In effect, taking the phenomenon of decentralized, people-first commerce, to retailing. On January 16, Storr went live, enabling early adaptors to 'open a store' and begin selling. Apparently, the response was so significant that currently, there is a waiting list of about 9,000 people, wanting to 'open shop', myself included. The ingenious app allows people to buy new, preapproved, brand-named products from friends or people they follow. Brands handle the shipping and returns, and stores receive between a 15 and 25% commission on the sales. Storr raised $4 million in seed capital in 2018 and will be adding more people from the waiting list in coming weeks.
Meesho (India)
At a considerably larger scale, Meesho, based in Bangalore, India, is taking the idea of peer-to-peer social commerce to the next level. Two IIT-Delhi graduates, Vidit Aatrey and Sanjeev Barnwal, launched the concept in 2015. To date they have received around $65 million in three rounds of funding. The site has two million social sellers and has a goal of increasing that to 20 million by 2020. The company sources products from suppliers and provides inventory management, payments and logistics; and provides sellers with an established cut, or commission. Like Storr, they make start-up very easy, with virtually no out of pocket costs. Unlike Storr, they have no fixed price for products and allow their sellers to set the price, even haggle, which is apparently more common in India than in the US.
Shop owners sell to friends, family and whomever they can, and the platform offers guidance to its shop owners to help them grow. While their sellers were initially dominated by housewives, it has now broadened to a larger cross-section of the population, including students. The company is now developing a supply chain in China and is considering a move into private label products as well.
Shoppable Instagram
While Snapchat got social storytelling started in 2011, by early 2017, Instagram had surpassed them in popularity. Instagram's Stories went further, providing a native format, that allowed links to be embedded directly. More recently, Instagram has blended interactive marketing and social commerce in its Instagram Shoppable feature. You can now tag products in your post that viewers can tap, view, and purchase. They also give brands the opportunity to sell products directly within the application, which is one of the big reasons that Instagram's share of Facebook's new ad revenue is expected to grow to nearly 70% by the end of 2020. Instagram's current user count of 713 Million is expected to surpass 900 million by 2021. As far a social commerce is concerned, it looks like Instagram has a major leg up on the competition, but it's real early!
Much Churn is Expected
For those of you that remember the plethora of pure-play e-commerce sites that came and went, just prior to the dot.com bubble burst; I would expect similar churn to take place here. These pioneers, along with an expected barrage of other newbies, will evolve, morph and/or devolve. But in the process, I believe we will see a whole new subset of social sellers, fueled by technology, personalization, product customization, and make-tailing. The next chapter in retailing's ongoing evolution.


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text: Do More Social Media How to Know If You've Been Blocked on Whatsapp Find out if someone has blocked you on this popular messaging platform Share Pin Email Print Social Media Social Networks Facebook Instagram Twitter Pinterest By Melanie Grano Writer Melanie Grano is a former writer for Lifewire who has more than a decade experience as an editor and writer in technology for Computer World, Computer Times, and other outlets. our editorial process Melanie Grano Updated November 08, 2019 504 504 people found this article helpful Has someone been ignoring your WhatsApp chat for days? It's hard to tell the difference between being ignored and being blocked because WhatsApp has purposefully made it hard to tell if you've been blocked. The best, sure-fire way to find out if you've been blocked by a contact is to ask them if they've blocked you. This, of course, can be an uncomfortable conversation to have, but WhatsApp has made it very hard to find out if you've been blocked. Still, it is possible. So unlock your smartphone, open WhatsApp, and follow the steps below. Derek Abella @Lifewire Check Your Contact's "Last Seen" Status The first thing we're going to do is to check the user in questions' "Last seen" status. Find and open your chat with the user to start. If you don't have a chat already open, find the user's name and create a new chat. At the very top of the chat window, underneath their name, there should be a message like: "last seen today at 15:55". If this message isn't visible, then you may have been blocked. Be careful, however, as not seeing this doesn't mean you're definitely blocked. WhatsApp has a setting to intentionally block "Last seen" status. To be sure, we need to find further evidence. If you can't see their last seen, move onto the next step. Check the Ticks Lifewire WhatsApp's blue ticks are a great way to tell if your message has been sent and if it has been read. It's also a telltale clue to tell if you've been blocked. One grey tick means the message has been sent, two grey ticks means the message has been received and two green ticks mean the message has been read. If you have been blocked, you will only ever see one grey tick. That's because your message will be sent, but WhatsApp won't deliver it to the contact. On its own, this might mean that the user has lost their phone or can't connect to the Internet. But together with the first step, it suggests you've probably been blocked. We can't be certain just yet, however. So if you're seeing one tick, move onto the step below. No Changes to Their Profile If someone has blocked you on WhatsApp, their profile won't be updated on your phone. So if they change their profile picture, you will still see their old one. On its own, an unchanged profile picture isn't an amazing clue. After all, your WhatsApp friend may not have a profile picture or they may never update it (lots of people don't change theirs), but combined with the other two steps it can be decisive. We can still do better, though. If their picture is still the same, then let's move onto the penultimate step. Can You Call Them Using WhatsApp Calling? If you've followed the steps this far, then there's a good chance you've been blocked. But it's not 100% certain... yet. In the final two steps we are going to prove the block beyond doubt. Start by finding the user in your list of contacts. Now try to voice call them. Is the call going through? Is it ringing? Good news! You haven't been blocked! Or is it not connecting? This isn't such good news. Either the user doesn't have Wi-Fi or mobile data to be able to receive the call … or they've blocked you. Time to find out once and for all. This is it, time to find out if you've been blocked once and for all. So far, we've only gathered circumstantial evidence. Now we need to bring it all together. The Group Test Start by creating a new chat and adding a couple of friends to it. They should all be added easily, right? Good. Now try to add the suspected contact. If you can add them to the group then, regardless of the rest of the steps, you haven't been blocked. If you get an error message saying that you don't have the authorization to add them, however, then I'm sorry to say that you've been blocked. While this might be a malfunction, if you can add other people while at the same time not being able to see whether the suspected blocker is online or be able to call or message them, then it is almost certain that you have been blocked. Can I Get Unblocked? It's rough to find out you've been blocked on WhatsApp. Unfortunately, you can't do anything on the app to unblock yourself. The best thing to do is to reach out to your friend the old fashioned way and ask them what's up. Continue Reading


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Game Chronicles (Feb 11, 2003)
The Clone Wars is an excellent game for Star Wars fans or anyone looking for an intense combat shooter. The selection of vehicles, structured missions objectives, and rewarding bonus system will make this a favorite for anyone who plays it.
GameZone (Nov 04, 2002)
For the first time in my life, I was completely engrossed in a Star Wars game. The action is non-stop, which means that the fun never fades. Most of the movie's coolest vehicles are controllable at one time or another, including the awesome Republic Gunship! I admit, the third-person missions aren't as exciting (mainly due to the clunky control scheme and the weak objectives, which include tasks as basic as using the Force to take back your lightsaber). But they're very brief and require little skill to beat them, so you'll be back to the fun part of the game before you know it. When you pick up a copy of the Episode II DVD next week, be sure to bring enough cash to buy Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
Game Over Online (Dec 18, 2002)
Clone Wars is supported by a decent graphics engine. There may not be hundreds of vehicles on the screen at once but there's a fair bit of action going on and to be honest, I was looking for framerate hiccups. To my surprise, there weren't many noticeable ones at all. The little infantry troops running around really add to the game's immersion, even if they're nothing more than cannon fodder.
Consoles Plus (Dec, 2002)
Ce Star Wars se démarque des autres adaptations par son côté bourrin. Il est très amusant et jouable, mais souffre d'un manque d'innovations.
Netjak (Dec 09, 2002)
All in all, while Star Wars: The Clone Wars may not be the best Star Wars game ever made, it's also far from being among the worst. Rent first, and may the Force be with you.
GamerDad (Jul 16, 2004)
But don't let some poor technical marks make the final judgment. Graphic hiccups and Jedi segments aside, The Clone Wars is still great fun and makes for one of the better Star Wars video gaming efforts out there. It's very much a "pick up and play" arcade style of game, requiring very little thought as to any strategy required – simply point in the right direction and shoot. Combined with a series of extra material to be unlocked (game trailers, a documentary, in-game codes, etc), and an unappreciated but robust multi-player mode, Star Wars: The Clone Wars stands as a proud bearer of the Star Wars namesake. Kudos, Pandemic, and thanks Lucasarts, for giving these guys some playtime in the sandbox.
GamePro (US) (Oct 30, 2002)
Star Wars: The Clone Wars doesn't reinvent the genre of driving combat, but its variety of vehicles and levels makes this a solid gaming value. This game delivers a little of everything in creating a forceful video gaming experience.
Gamesmania.de (Feb 10, 2003)
Ein kurzweiliger Spaß, der aber dennoch seinen Reiz hat, da man sich auch noch im Mehrspielermodus austoben kann. Auf dem Bildschirm ist immer die Hölle los. Überall Explosionen, Laserfeuergewitter und kleine Männeken, die über die leider etwas verwaschene Oberfläche stolpern. Doku! Deine letzte Stunde hat geschlagen!
Sliced Gaming (GameBiz) (Jan 17, 2003)
This was really a missed opportunity. The action on screen comes thick and fast and with a bit more spit and polish this could have been a quality title. The graphics are so-so and there was no need for the 3rd person levels. The cut-scenes are an embarrassment and if done correctly, could have added to the experience of the game. I cringed every time Yoda or Obi-Wan said something! But the game itself was a lot of fun that will appeal to hardcore Star Wars fans, while everyone else with any interest should definitely rent it.
GameSpy (Oct 28, 2002)
Star Wars games certainly are a mixed lot. For every Starfighter, there's a Demolition, and for every Galactic Battlegrounds a Force Commander. When LucasArts gets it right, the results can be stupefying. When the publisher gets it wrong, well … let's just say you'd rather be sponge-bathing Jabba. Thus, it is with great cheer that we can report The Clone Wars to be a welcome addition to the franchise. However, such endorsements must be taken with a grain of salt -- as a purely turn n' burn experience, this title won't have everybody's lightsaber thrumming. But assuming you like fast, furious combat with a hint of strategy thrown in, it might make a padawan out of you yet.
IGN (Oct 22, 2002)
George Lucas only has one more movie to crank out before his epic pair of trilogies is complete. But in the meantime, gamers and fans of the films can, of course, look forward to countless related videogame renditions of the Star Wars universe. These LucasArts titles typically fall into one of two categories (or occasionally both): recreating the action of the films themselves, or venturing into uncharted, side-story waters that attempt to fill in the holes around the plots of the movies.
64 Power / big.N / N Games (Dec, 2002)
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Die PAL-Fassung weist keine auffälligen Mängel auf. Gelegentliche Ruckler trüben auch hier nach wie vor den Spielspaß etwas. Bildschirmtexte sowie Sprachausgabe sind auf Deutsch.
Die PAL-Fassung weist keine auffälligen Mängel auf. Gelegentliche Ruckler trüben auch hier nach wie vor den Spielspaß etwas. Bildschirmtexte sowie Sprachausgabe sind auf Deutsch.
64 Power / big.N / N Games (Nov, 2002)
Dass es mit der Intelligenz der blechernen Armeen nicht weit her ist, wissen wir ja spätestens seit Episode 1, doch ist es sonderlich befriedigend, die KI-losen Massen zu Klump zu schießen. Ein wenig mehr Spielwitz hätte Star Wars: The Clone Wars auf jeden Fall gut getan. Alle Missionen finden übrigens auf oder knapp über der Planetenoberfläche statt. Weltraummissionen gibt es keine. Etwas besser sieht es im Multiplayer-Modus aus. Im Splitscreen für bis zu vier Spieler kommt sogar eine Prise Taktik ins Spiel. Auf Seiten der Republik oder der Separatisten kämpfst du um wichtige Außenposten, die du dann strategisch mit Ki-gesteuerten Einheiten verteidigen kannst. Allzu viel Spieltiefe solltest du aber auch hier nicht erwarten. Grafisch ist der Titel recht überzeugend.
Officiel Nintendo Magazine (Dec, 2002)
Malgré une durée de vie limitée en solo et une réalisation moyenne, The Clone Wars est un jeu prenant et amusant à plusieurs.
GameSpot (Oct 30, 2002)
The Clone Wars offers four multiplayer modes that can be played with up to four players in a split-screen view. Unfortunately, there's no option to play through the campaign cooperatively, which is a bit odd, considering you're often fighting alongside computer-controlled allies anyway. The existing multiplayer modes can be fun, though. Duel is basically a deathmatch mode, allowing players to pit the game's various vehicles--and their skills--against each other. Control zone is sort of a king-of-the-hill mode in which players gradually earn points by occupying a designated area and fending off any would-be usurpers.
NintendoWorldReport (Dec 31, 2002)
At its core, Star Wars: The Clone Wars is a fun and frantic action game that lacks polish. If you're a Star Wars fan and/or enjoy blowing stuff up, it's well worth your attention. The multiplayer offerings are also meaty and complementary to the single-player missions, though I don't recommend The Clone Wars for its multiplayer alone. Those looking for more depth or demanding the best graphics and level design should stick to Rogue Leader and its kin.
Play.tm (Nov 25, 2002)
However, the obvious weaknesses found in this lack of freedom, and ill-conceived mission design still don't detract from the wonderful setting and comparatively rich plotting that identifies this as a Star Wars game. When all is said and done, fans may well still enjoy The Clone Wars, despite it being a slight disappointment.
Video Game Talk (Aug 29, 2004)
While The Clone Wars delivers in gameplay and has that intangible Star Wars feel going for it, its short length really makes it best suited as a rental, unless the price is right. Rent it.
Jeuxvideo.com (Dec 12, 2002)
Difficile d'oublier les séquelles laissées par Rogue Leader et de se laisser enthousiasmer par le contenu peu original de The Clone Wars. Le manque de surprise dans la mise en scène s'accorde avec la médiocrité du gameplay pour conférer au titre un potentiel ludique très faible et à l'intérêt franchement limité.
Eurogamer.net (UK) (Nov 25, 2002)
It's not all bad, and anybody who loved Episode II as much as we did will want to see it through to the end - which takes about 15 hours on the normal or harder difficulty levels. The addition of multiplayer (with various levels to unlock by completing bonus objectives) is also quite handy, and the soundtrack (ripped straight from John Williams' best of) is as rousing and invigorating as ever. It's just a shame that for all the initial graphical beauty, complexity and diversity of The Clone Wars, it really boils down to a simple, flawed, over-stretched game design. One for the fans.
The Video Game Critic (May 18, 2005)
If you're a fan of Attack of the Clones, you'll recognize all the imaginative new vehicles and villains from that film. Sadly, the multi-player modes are lame, and my friends lamented about how they couldn't all be on the same team. Clones Wars has its moments, but it's definitely not a top-notch Star Wars title.
Deaf Gamers (2002)
Star Wars: The Clone Wars is yet another Star Wars game that simply does not live up to expectations. The poor provision for deaf gamers ruins what was an OK game at best. The single player campaign was far too short. If you don't have Rogue Leader yet you would be better advised choosing it over this, but check out our review and you'll find that although it's a better game it still doesn't cater for deaf gamers.
Super Play (Sweden) (Dec, 2002)
Jag är inte så vidare förtjust i Star Wars: The Clone Wars, men har trots detta ganska svårt att peka exakt på vad det är jag tycker illa om. Det är inte smärtande fult, har ett skapligt ljud och kontrolle nfungerar för det mesta. Däremot känns det genomgående rätt medelmåttigt, och saknar framför allt själ. Köp hellre Star Wars Rogue Leader: Rogue Squadron II om du har en Gamecube. Alternativt Star Wars: Jedi Starfighter om det är Sonys maskin du spelar på.


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The first thing that comes to many people's minds when they hear "black cats" is bad luck!. The thing that makes them avoid adopting black kitties, or even like to see them around.
But have you ever wondered why black cats have this terrible reputation, or is it true or false?. Well… wondering about leads to the truth, and the truth about black cats is what you'll read in this article.
The history of black cats in the middle ages is one of the biggest reasons why they're the most hated pets and considered as a jinx.
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