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Shark Dash makes a splash on Xbox Windows Phone 8
Following on the heels of The Dark Knight Rises, we have a second Xbox Windows Phone 8 release from Gameloft today. This one leaves the urban streets behind for a much brighter setting: nice, happy bathtubs. Yep, Shark Dash is now available and it only costs a dollar. Dare you dip your toes into these waters?
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Shark Dash's story involves a bunch of toy ducks kidnapping the heroic toy shark's girlfriend. It's retty much just there to give players a reason to eat lots of ducks. This game consists of 96 levels spread across four different aquatic environments, and more are promised in the future.
To get those innocent looking, yet nefarious ducks, you'll tap and pull the shark. Release him and he slingshots around the tub, bouncing off of walls, knocking things over, and eating any ducks he bumps into. Whatever coins he collects along the way go into your bank. They can then be spent in the game's shop to unlock items and new skins for the various playable sharks. Coin collecting provides a nice metagoal beyond just perfecting all the levels.
After playing the Windows Phone 8 version of Shark Dash for a bit, I can say it compares quite favorably with the Windows 8 PC and tablet version. The simplistic 3D graphics and art style are smooth and inviting, while the short levels are perfect for playing on the go. The Achievements are nice and easy too. Even if you're not big on physics puzzlers (I'm sure not), give this shark a chance.
Bath time!
Shark Dash for Windows Phone 8 costs 99 cents. It's a 98 MB download and runs on devices with 512 MB of RAM, so even Lumia 620 users should be able to download it without too much trouble. Get it here on the Windows Phone Store.
Thanks to Rocket Riot and Mark Tepper (once again) for the tip!
There are 23 comments. Sign in to commenthengxiang32401 says:
It's funny, I have finished the Windows 8 version. So easy!
Manojkumar_25 says:
Playing it Lumia 920.
bitemeblinky says:
It cost 99 cents for me and plays perfectly on the 920.
Tomasz S. says:
Although it heats up my 820 and eats the battery like crazy.
carlosrdd says:
Plays great but anyone's 920 getting super hot near the top?
bitemeblinky says:
Not anywhere near as hot as it has gotten on WP8 games
GuilhermeManso says:
Paul, in Brazil this game costs R$ 1,99 (~ U$ 0,99).
DJCBS says:
At 0.99€ I bought it. Seems similar in logic to angry birds and I like Angry birds.
walter1832 says:
Tough decision. Buy this game or a snickers bar!
dasfoto says:
You can get a Snickers Bar for 99 cents?
Keith Wallace says:
Not sure on this just yet. Seems neat, but not a fan of Angry Birds, so not sure if I will like it.
IEvil IMonkey says:
Finished already haha
Adrian Edwards1 says:
Not bad a bit like Angry Birds under water but you have to continue from where you stop after each move so it adds a bit more strategy.
Beshoy Hanna says:
One has to wonder: Is there any Xbox Live game that Paul can't make a catchy pun out of?
MastrMeatWad says:
I really like this game. Well worth $0.99.
Didn't I read dotw making a return on wp a while ago? Or am I dreaming?
spacedvest says:
Yay! Every week I wonder if the program will ever return.
JonnieLasVegas says:
Fun game
Abdul Rahman Noor says:
I like this game, but seems to have just a teeny bit of lag in my 820. Anyone else notice this?


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published: 2009-02-15
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published: 2009-02-08
Weekly Blend #171 - Danny We're back after our week off with our favorites from the Super Bowl advertisements, reviews of Taken, several Oscar nominated movies, a new STD on Battlestar Galactica and more. Don't forget to join us next week for our Annual Pre-Oscar Round-Up (Yee Haw!). By the way: It's been a while since we've gotten feedback listing out our mistakes, so we make sure to throw in a good number in this week's episode, including confusing Clive Owen and Daniel Craig, forgetting Sam Rockwell, and more. It's just one more service we provide for the fans.
published: 2009-01-25
Weekly Blend #170 - It's That Time Again It was the big week for awards season, with the Oscar and Razzie nominations coming out. We give you our first reactions to the nominations - what made us happy, what we wish had happened, and how we feel the Academy missed an opportunity for evolution. You'll also hear our reviews of Underworld: Rise of the Lycans and Inkheart, and a discussion on the state of the horror genre, and what directors are doing to change it. (Special Guest: Zeshan Khan)
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Weekly Blend #169 - Greetings From Sundance While the regular Weekly Blend crew aren't there, we get a special call-in from the Cinema Blend team at the Sundance Film Festival. You can read about their exploits over the course of the next few days on the website. Margaret and Rafe then dive into the Golden Globe results, the end of the Watchmen War, excitement over Terminator Salvation, and more. (Special Guest: Kelly West)
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published: 2009-01-04
Weekly Blend #167 - The Best of 2008 It's our annual year end wrap-up, where we look at the best and worst of what the year had to offer. It's been a year that started with a writer's strike, saw in increase in digital distribution, advances in animation, and more. What was our favorite movie? Who stood out to us as an actor? What movie surprised us the most or disappointed us the greatest? All the answers lie in this week's show.
published: 2008-12-21
Weekly Blend #166 - Eggnog! Our last show of 2008 sees Margaret acting a little loopy. She says it's because of eggnog, but it could also be the addition of her sister, Liz Say, who sits in for the absent Sometimes Tim this week. Hear our review of Seven Pounds, a debunk to all those horrible Dark Knight sequel rumors (Eddie Murphy?), and updates on some of our favorite science fiction and comic book franchises. Happy Holidays to all, and join us in two weeks for our year end wrap up.
published: 2008-12-14
Weekly Blend #165 - Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas In the spirit of the holiday season, this could be considered a "very special" episode of the Weekly Blend, where Rafe makes an announcement about something special that might change his subjectivity toward films in the future. We discuss the Golden Globe nominations, actors offering their opinions on their franchises, and our own holiday entertainment traditions.
published: 2008-12-07
Weekly Blend #164 - Viruses Abound Margaret had a virus last week that kept us from having a show. This week it's Rafe's turn to have the virus... or at least his computer's turn. It looks like we're putting out a show despite a nasty computer virus's best efforts. Join us for talk about holiday movies, The Day the Earth Stood Still, an Alien movie without Aliens, and listener mail! (Special Guest -Zeshan Khan)
published: 2008-11-23
Weekly Blend #163 - Blame The Boy Wizard Twilight blazes at the box office despite a lukewarm reception from most of the people we've heard from. What a perfect kick off to a holiday movie season that looks mediocre at best. Why aren't this year's offerings looking more attractive? We blame Harry Potter, who backed out from this weekend, leaving the next few weeks looking sad. Hear our commentary on the next month's worth of movies, as well as the latest round of remakes and sequel news.
published: 2008-11-16
Weekly Blend #162 - What Do You Call Twilight Fanatics? This week is predominantly about James Bond and Twilight. Who better to have join us for a discussion of Bond's latest adventure than someone from his native land? With that in mind, Richard Brunton joins us to talk about Quantum of Solace and then stays on to talk about other things, like Star Trek, glampires and trying to figure out what Twilight fanatics should be called. (Special Guest: Richard Brunton from Filmstalker)
published: 2008-11-16
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Three Rivers Community College - Connecticut Reviews
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Nathanael from Bozrah, CT
02/24/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
2 out of 2 people found this review useful. 1 of 11
Categories Comments Campus Safety the security is very active around the entire campus and parking areas are well lit, open and patrolled.
Greek Life there are two or three major specific greek organizations and the phi theta kappa honors society for community college students who maintain a 3.5 gpa.
Clubs and Activities the clubs are whatever you make of them. if you are a leader there are dozens of people who will follow. the clubs change every semester based on the changing student body, but there is always a nice selection of very active clubs.
Great for these types of students students who know what they want to do with their lives and will work. the professors will work with you.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus the president and deans walk around at odd times just to observe what is happening and to chat with a variety of students. they are very well connected with the student body and encourage you to visit them any time.
Bang for the buck excellent financial aid department and numerous scholarships. they also have top notch instructors who are passionate about what they teach, so combine super low tuition with some of the best professors in the state and you get lots of bang for every buck. small classes too.
What to do for fun there are dozens of student clubs doing everything from bowling and bycicling to debates, movies and camping trips. others organize multiple trips each semester to new york, boston or even places like ireland.
Food and Dining food? i prepare my own food and there are lots of chain and nice family run restaurants in the area. there is a cafeteria, but it has neither a good nor bad reputation.
Dorm Life you can live at home. yay! no dorms. rentals reasonably priced all over the city, and the college is in an area with no hills so you can bicycle.
Academic Rigor the courses are rigorous, but the professors are also very helpful and flexible where necessary. if you work hard and put in the time you will get an excellent grade in any class here.
Tips for prospective students if you need help ask. try to learn about as many resources as you can as early as you can. start a study group in every class and get to know other students.
In three sentences the class sizes are small and the professors are extremely helpful and go out of their way to provide explanations and assistance. i found the whole school to be very friendly and helpful from president to security officer.
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Mindy from Gales Ferry, CT
02/22/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 2 of 11
Categories Comments Campus Safety the safety here is amazing, i always see security on duty no matter what time of the day walking around campus and calling in to check-in their position of where they are at the school.
Clubs and Activities lots of clubs!
Bang for the buck the tuition is great here, my financial aid covers all of it every year that i apply and i always get money back for books which can also be applied to the bookstore! the staff in the financial aid office is really helpful too!
What to do for fun there's a game room in the f wing of the second floor where students can go and chillax before or after class. there's a billiards table, television, and i think a wii?
Food and Dining the cafe food is a bit on the expensive side, i mean when you're hungry and you have no time to go out to get food, this will do but i paid almost $3 for literally 5 small pieces of mozzarella sticks. =/
Dorm Life there's no dorms.
Academic Rigor great staff, clean, and friendly environment.
Tips for prospective students try to get classes all planned way ahead of time, i mean like start registering right after the semester has ended because classes come and go really fast. plan to get your classes within two to three days of the week so that the commute wouldn't waste as much gas and time as oppose to having one class everyday.
In three sentences i remember a lot of my fellow high school friends looking down at this community college because it wasn't those big universities but i can honestly say this is a great school. this school not only has great programs like their nursing one but because it's local, it helps a lot of fresh high schoolers who don't know what they want to major in yet and cope with the transition from real . i've attended this college for almost two years now and i highly recommend this college because it's a great school.
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Adam from Pawcatuck, CT
03/10/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 3 of 11
Categories Comments Campus Safety it is a small campus with a lot of security personnel around. the parking lots and hallways are constantly being patrolled and i personally have never had a security problem.
Clubs and Activities there is a baseball team, a couple of clubs geared towards people of certain majors, and many others. information about clubs is posted everywhere in the school.
Great for these types of students great for students that are undecided or don't want to spend too much money on college right away. if you want to get some kind of a degree to get started on the right foot.
Bang for the buck certainly worth the money. very inexpensive, especially for connecticut residents. there are a lot of financial aid options that the college will help you with.
What to do for fun there are many activities on campus that will keep you entertained. the f wing is dedicated to student activities and there are many school sponsored activities/trips.
Food and Dining the dining services on campus are not bad. there is a variety to choose from. because it is a commuter school, there are no meal plans, but it is good for going to get something in between classes.
Academic Rigor some classes are harder than others. they are typical college level courses, but again, the professors are willing to help. even if your high school performance wasn't necessarily outstanding, it is a completely different feel.
Tips for prospective students this is a great school if you don't know what you want to do and need some time to decide without taking time out of school. the classes are small and the professors are accessible. they have a lot of options for students.
In three sentences is inexpensive, yet quality. good for undecided majors. has excellent programs and professors.
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10/05/2012Reviewer is A past student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 4 of 11
Categories Comments Campus Safety Over zealous. They all think they are like TJ Hooker or something. It's actually comical.
Clubs and Activities Something for everyone.
In three sentences Liked it there. Could have REALLY done without all the All Men are Rapists type themes plastered all over the halls though. Other than that, it's a really good school.
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Taylor from Salem, CT
04/02/2012Reviewer is A past student here.
5 of 11
Categories Comments Campus Safety TRCC is located in a safe area, but the school also employes many security guards. They enforce their smoking area policy and parking strictly.
Clubs and Activities The TRCC campus offers a variety of club from SKA club to student government.
Great for these types of students TRCC would be great for most students, but especially students who are undecided on their future college major, students who would like to save money before transferring to a 4 year school, and students who have a full time job or families.
Bang for the buck Three Rivers Community College offers an affordable education, significantly less than other colleges.
What to do for fun TRCC is located in the center of Norwich,CT, just minutes away from Mohegan Sun Casino. Within the school, there are several student lounges with video game set-ups as well as a student game room. The school is also located by a variety of local restaurants and a public ice skating rink.
Food and Dining TRCC offers a variety of foods and beverages in its cafeteria and well as in its cyber cafe. The school is also located by several fast food chains and family style restaurants.
Dorm Life TRCC is a commuter college and does not offer any housing.
Academic Rigor TRCC goals is to create an environment that promotes learning, and a appreciation for education. By both challenging and inspring their students. A common misconception is that community colleges have lower expectation than other colleges and universities. This is simply not sure, I know from my own experience, that the expectations of TRCC can sometimes be higher than at other universities, because TRCC classroom sizes are remarkably smaller than most other universities.
Tips for prospective students Get involved, in the TRCC community. Being a commuter college, it's easy for students to overlook the variety of clubs and organizations but getting involved within the school gives students the opportunity to expand their college experiences beyond just the classroom.
In three sentences Three Rivers Community College (TRCC), offers a comprehensive educational atmosphere, with a range of certificate programs and associate degrees. TRCC fosters the needs of a diverse student population of students, while also ensuring that the school is affordable, accessible, and innovative for all its students. These traits makes TRCC an excellent choice for students who are not sure what they want out of college yet and/or students who are worried about finical burden of higher education.
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TRCC Student from Norwich, CT
05/13/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
6 of 11
Categories Comments Great for these types of students They offer a variety of clubs at the college.
What to do for fun Do not have time for fun. Will be able to have fun after I graduate.
Dorm Life There is no dorm. I rent an apartment off campus.
Tips for prospective students Prospective students should be open minded. Do not take constructive criticism to heart but embrace the feedback. Take advantage of the learning center and staff.
In three sentences I find Three Rivers Community College of Norwich CT to be a good college. The staff is helpful and very responsive to the needs of the student. I have obtained knowledgable information.
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Cathy from Wauregan, CT
05/20/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
7 of 11
Categories Comments Food and Dining Cafeteria is small, and a bit overpriced but there are also vending machines.
Dorm Life I commuted to school four days a week.
Academic Rigor Strict on deadlines, but fair with grades. If you study hard and complete you assignments you don't have to worry.
Tips for prospective students My tips for any prospective students are to not skip any classes, don't get overwhelmed by the work load, and don't be intimidated by your professors, they are there to help you learn and succeed.
In three sentences Three Rivers is filled with a diverse group of students and faculty members. It is also a great atmosphere to learn in. The professors are strict but fair, they challenge you to do better.
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Jennifer from Bozrah, CT
12/27/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
8 of 11
Categories Comments Campus Safety I feel secure on campus, There is always security around.
Clubs and Activities I am not involved in any, but there are many types of clubs and activities.
Great for these types of students This school as many types of classes for many types of schedules and learning styles.
What to do for fun Get involved with people that you meet.
Food and Dining The food is pretty good.
Dorm Life No dorms
Academic Rigor The classes i have been taking are science classes. They are alot of information but worth the hard work.
Tips for prospective students My best tip would be to find a few people in all your classes and start a study group.
In three sentences Three Rivers Community college has been good for me, it is close to where i live, reasonable tuition, and flexible classes. I like that Three Rivers has a writing center to help write any paper, or a tutoring center to help if you need it. I have found the all of the staff to be very helpful in any way, if they don't have the answer they find out for you.
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Emily from North Franklin, CT
02/25/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
9 of 11
Categories Comments Campus Safety Campus safety is great at Three Rivers. There are always security guards around and it is a very safe environment.
Clubs and Activities For a community college, there are a lot of clubs for students to join. If there is not something to your liking, feel free to make a new club!
Bang for the buck Going to Three Rivers to get some general education out of the way for transferring is a great way to save money. The tuition is very reasonable.
What to do for fun There are a multitude of clubs at Three Rivers. If there is not something you find that you like, feel free to request that a new club is made!
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Tips for prospective students Applying is easy and can be done online. There are a range of degrees to choose from, or you can become a non-degree seeking student to earn credits for transferring.
In three sentences Three Rivers is an accessible college for anyone to get an associate's degree. The student body ranges from fresh-out-of-high school students to middle age parents coming back to school. There is something for everyone here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety I have never felt threatened or unsafe, but if I did, campus security is always around and approachable for any problems I might encounter.
Clubs and Activities There are many clubs and activities to get involved with! Most of them schedule meetings so as to not interfere with anyone's school schedule which is definitely a plus. It is extremely easy to get involved.
Great for these types of students Adult learners, students with children, people who are unsure of their majors, really anyone!
Bang for the buck You get way more out of it than you pay. You can get the same education for about $2000 as people going to schools for ten times as much money. It is an absolute bargain!
What to do for fun When the courtyards are open, they are a very nice place to hang out with friends, study, or both.
Food and Dining I've never had anything, but there is a cafeteria as well as a cyber cafe. Both seem very welcoming and the aromas surrounding them are really nice!
Dorm Life There are no dorms on campus
Academic Rigor It is what you make of it. (Un)fortunately, you can learn nothing and get an A or absorb all the information and get an A, but it's not always a walk in the park.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety Campus safety is the best. They're there whenever you need them. They're in the parking lot and have an office right by the front door.
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Great for these types of students Great for people who are wanting a great education and atoll work close by to save money.
What to do for fun There are so many clubs to join and fantastic trips that are organized throughout each semester.
Food and Dining The food is ok. No restaurant but it's decent. The cafeteria its gorgeous though.
Dorm Life No dorms! It's so community college.
Academic Rigor Awesome classes to choose from.
Tips for prospective students Highly recommend coming here before a four-year university. You won't regret it. It's cheaper and you meet a lot of people.
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A lot of folks will only look at the 2-1 final score, some will just call this another loss in a long season that will not be memorable but despite the score it does not do the Islanders any justice for how hard they worked and played in this game, this was a sixty minute effort without reward.
The Islanders took more shots at Boston than any team has this season and for large parts of this game controlled play. In my estimation that was one of their best overall games this season.
The 5-1 loss to Atlanta was not a good effort, this is.
Problem was they could not get a bounce (beyond Guerin's goal) or a rebound/second shot where they could get Tim Thomas moving in his net who made some very good saves.
In terms of physical play, board word, generating odd-man rushed and passing the Islanders did a good job with strong individual efforts from all of their forwards at even strength.
Jackman was hitting, Hunter had some hits and was visible, Tampbellini was getting to the net, came close to scoring a few times and had an excellent game capped by five hits. Comeau did an excellent job on the boards, driving the net and almost finished a few. Okposo had a strong game and put Chara down in the third and broke through for a chance. Bailey created some setups and Nielsen had strong shifts and looked confident with the puck as he did before his injury. Comrie got a pass and just chipped it wide.
Jon Sim had the two best chances of the night who broke in alone twice with Thomas beating him.
On defense Witt had an excellent game diving to block a two on one with big hit early that brought back visions of Malkin a few years ago and he pinched a few times and got the puck on goal. Martinek did a good job, Streit was solid beyond not getting the red-line in the final minute unless that was by design, Boston read that easily and got the icing.
Only downsides I saw was the powerplay (which was keeping this this team in games) has gone cold, did not look sharp with the man advantage and Bruno Gervais did not do a good job on Savard's goal.
That opening minute the Islanders left a Bruin wide open which was the only major breakdown I saw in this one. Danis made his saves but Scott Gordon did not seem thrilled with how his goalie played Savard's goal and seemed to get a little upset during the press conference with the media pressing on the goaltending. The second goal a bounce off the board and a rolling puck to a player with a stick longer than him?
No such thing as luck these days for this team.
Boston is the top team in the Eastern Conference, despite the injuries they played this game with a composure that they could raise their game when needed and let the goalie and team defense earn them their points. Islanders to their credit carried play and should feel good with the effort but not satisfied.
Another game I would like to see a year from now with these kids a year older.
Overall it's a loss that some will not feel is memorable but to me this was an excellent team effort.
I'm going to remember this game.
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- Greg from WantaghThursday, January 15, 2009 at 11:13:00 PM EST
What exactly is their to remember about this game ? Just another game that showcased something that this team has had for years, a totally inept offense.
ReplyDelete 1) Watched most of the game and was impressed with the young Isles, especially the Comeau kid. He was hitting everything.
2) Your former GM, Mike Milbury was there of course on Boston's feed and took several shots. Saying at one point that the Bruins shouldn't allow the 'lack of a croud' to bother them. Found it ironic that Boston's (The NHL-?) best defender Chara, is not wearing an Isles sweater due to Milbury.Hi Greg from Wantagh,
I really like the way the young players looked last night, the fact you are comparing them with what you say are inept teams of the past that did make four playoffs in six years recently does not include how many young players dressed or how they took the play at a team that has dominated hockey this season.
The finish is not there yet but the hard work was, they played this game with Boston backing up.
Okposo putting down Chara with a hit and then bulling in front stood out for me, Tambellini was hitting and I think played his best game of the season.
Poor night for Boston? Maybe.
Good night for these kids? Absolutely.Hi Faux,
Comeau plays most of his games like this and gets involved, I think it was his best hitting game of the season.
Cannot do anything about Milbury but the Post would never write the seats were mostly full last night if it were not true with a crowd of 15,000 plus on a very cold day.
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Sam Tuke of Bonhams in Exeter says of the discovery: I met the client when she was collecting an item from our office. She mentioned in passing that she had a large slab of carved granite that had come from her mothers house in Sussex and that she had known and loved it since she was four years old. She loved running her fingers around the animals carved into the stone.
I said that it sounded an interesting object and she arranged to drop a photograph into me the next day. When I saw the photographs and she explained the full story, I knew that it could be of great historical interest and importance. The house in Sussex had been bought from a tea planter in the 1950s and the stone had been moved six times. Her brother had seen similar stones in Sri Lanka whilst on holiday. She explained that she could not bear to leave the stone behind after her father died and the house was sold. It has been known affectionately in the family as The Pebble and is currently lying outside the front of their bungalow at the end of a concrete path.
The beautifully carved stone features a curved procession of animals including lions, horses, elephants, birds and Brahim cows. Alice Bailey, Head of Department for the Islamic and Indian Art Department, states Its a truly wonderful find and one of great importance. Identical temple steps can be seen in situ in early 19th century photographs of the monuments of Sri Lanka and the condition and quality of the carving are superb. It is a museum piece.
Anuradhapura and the city of Polonnaruwa are the vitally important attractions in the Sri Lankan cultural triangle. Anuradhapura, the greatest monastic city of the ancient world dates from the middle of the 5th century B.C. and remained the proud seat of kingdom of Sri Lanka until the 11th century A.D. Today Anuradhapura, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is replete with renovated monuments, restored edifices, preserved ruins and historical sites where the archeological excavations are still being continued.
Anuradhapura was the cradle of the glorious Sinhalese Buddhist civilization. The pride of place in Anuradhapura was taken by the ancient stupas and ancient reservoirs. Towering stupas (dagobas) of stupendous domes, the marvels of ancient civil engineering.
Among the other attractions at Anuradhapura are magnificent rock carvings of richness and grace, colossal stone pillars, Buddhist monasteries and temples and magnificent stone cut swimming pools of sophisticated hydrology.
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It's no mean feat listing all the things there are to do in Llandudno - Wales' largest seaside resort. Just where do we begin? Fancy stretching your legs on the longest pier in Wales? A ride on Britain's only cable hauled tramway? How about a picnic on an award-winning beach? You can check out the views from Britain's longest passenger cable car. Or head for the slopes and try sno-tubing. Just make sure you leave time for mooching 'round the shops, exploring the Bronze Age copper mine and a night at the theatre. And don't forget to take a look behind the beautiful redbrick Victorian frontage of Mostyn - the foremost contemporary art gallery in Wales.
Close by we've a World Heritage Site. Conwy's castle and town walls are some of the best examples in Europe. The bustling mountain resort of Betws-y-Coed, recently declared the official gateway village to Snowdonia, has a host of activities too, including climbing, mountain biking and a high ropes adventure course.
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Does this exist? I've been nit-picking here and there with his medicare plan, social security, his tax policy, but I have yet to see anyone actually give a decent criticism, let alone Misesian, of his entire plan. Mayhaps this ought to be the place to discuss!
There is no policy I have ever heard from Romney that would be recommended by any people following AE. Do you know of any? And for all of the Romney supporters, don't worry Obama is at best marginally worse in following recommendations from AE.
As for healthcare, Romney wants a healthcare system that has all of the popular but expensive parts of Obamacare and yet has not mechanism to pay for any of it. So it will destroy the healthcare financing system in a shorter period of time compared to Obama. I am sure that like Obama he dreams of 100% government provided healthcare.
The one area where there is a tiny difference is in dealing with Iran. Romney seems to want to waste trillions killing Iranians and occupying Iran while Obama seems to be content with just making life in Iran miserable.
How can somebody write a critique is nobody even knows what it is?
Even if he was to come out and better define his plan today, we still couldn't critique his plan... just the one that he says he's going to follow, today. Had he defined his plan tomorrow, instead of today, I'm pretty sure atleast 60% of it would be different.
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When white liberal feminists label Beyoncé as anti-feminist, they are simply perpetuating the same racist partiarchy they're supposed to be combating.Beyoncé is at the center of her own media empire, no small feat for a woman of color in a racist, patriarchal society. Equally important, she embodies empowered sexuality. When she dances, the passion and commitment exudes in her every step. Her body is her own; she owns it and uses it as she sees fit. When she wears a unitard or "skimpy" outfit, something many dancers wear, mind you, she is showing off her impeccable body, her temple, her source of strength, and all that it can do. She is forcing those of us who are clinging to our puritanical notions of propriety to sit down, shut up, and watch raw, unbridled talent and skill. And yes, she is a feminist while doing it.
When white women get to decide who is "feminist enough," particularly around women of color, they are perpetuating racism. They are policing the boundaries of who is acceptable and who isn't. This is nothing more than a tool of racist patriarchy wrapped in feminist rhetoric. Yes, racist. It is decidedly racist the way white mainstream feminist organizations police women of color's feminist credentials, the way white liberal feminists reduce Beyoncé to a gyrating slut with a potty mouth.
If white feminists want to be seen as inclusive, as truly revolutionary, as working to end alloppressive power systems, they must stop perpetuating those oppressions themselves. Exclusionary boundaries of who is an acceptable feminist and who isn't does nothing for feminism except perpetuate racism, heterosexism, cissexism, classism, and other forms of bigotry and oppression. The incessant questioning of Beyoncé's character and choices is simply a reflection of the latent bigotry that exists in feminist spaces.
Until white feminists stop policing women of color's feminist credentials, they are doomed to repeat the same racist patriarchy we are supposed to be combating.
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At the heart of Southwest Airlines is a Warrior Spirit, and there's a little bit of Herb Kelleher's entrepeneurial Spirit in each of us. After all, the LUV Airline was long an underdog that started out with three planes, then overcame the Wright Amendment, and is about to start flying across international waters.
But in San Antonio, there's a little known secret; less grandioso than the aforementioned "big picture" ideas, but just as important. There's another Herb that walks among us. He is Herb Watts, or "Herb from the Curb," a San Antonio Skycap who has been working at Southwest for nearly two decades.
This tale of two Herbs has one commonality... well, maybe two. One is that entrepreneurial Spirit I mentioned earlier. The other is the LUV of some good brisket, and BBQ sauce to go with it. Herb from the Curb makes a BBQ sauce of the same name, endorsed by Southwest Founder Herbert D. Kelleher himself.
Recently, at an Employee Appreciation Day in San Antonio, money was raised to support Herb from the Curb, and also Southwest's Employee Catastrophic Fund, which helps Southwest individuals who are in times of need due to unfortunate events in their lives.
It is always a win-win when you can help support one of "Your Own." Good luck to you, Herb from the Curb!
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A capsule look at the Giants' 42-7 win over the Eagles:
KEY PLAYER Ahmad Bradshaw rushed for 107 yards on 16 carries, the fourth time this season he has surpassed 100 yards. Bradshaw, who battled injuries for much of the season, finished with 1,015 yards, the second-highest total of his career. With David Wilson surging over the final few games, however, it remains to be seen whether Bradshaw will return in 2013.
NUMBER OF THE WEEK: 8 The interceptions by safety Stevie Brown this season, his final one coming Sunday on a pass by Michael Vick in the first quarter. Brown was a surprise standout for the Giants' defense this season, and his interception total is the most by a Giants player in 44 years.
TALKING POINT As the Giants' front office begins its assessment of what went wrong this season, which players do you want to see the team replace for the 2013 season?