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One of the biggest complaints about the Nintendo Wii, for core players at least, is the software. Specifically, the amount of "shovelware", which is basically games that required little to no development time and is released onto the market with quiet fanfare. The vast majority of these shovelware games have been mini-game compilations. Ever since the Wii came out, with its free copy of Wii Sports and motion technology, it has been the target of games that are nothing but a small collection of mini-games.
Core gamers complain because these games lack substance, there is no story, nothing ground-breaking, and no endurance. It is hard to pick up a mini-game compilation and do a marathon gaming session. It is like eating a bag of nuts when you are craving steak.
That said, mini-games do fairly well. They are cheap to make, especially in comparison to the multi-million development cost of anticipated titles, and they sell relatively well to casual gamers. Casual gamers greatly outnumber the core gamers on the market, and mini-game compilations, which sell at a relatively cheap price, tend to make profit. This encourages developers to continue pushing out more of these games. Hence, shovelware.
This week I reviewed Go Play! Lumberjacks. I also had a copy of Go Play! Circus Stars. Like almost all mini-game compilations on the Wii, these two games focused on making the most of the motion sensing technology available to them. This worked relatively well for Lumberjacks as it simply used the swinging motion of the controller as a binary input. Either you are swinging the Wiimote or you are not. In this way, the swing acts just like a regular button push, but the controller gets a bit more interaction and immersion from it. It also featured control setting for the Balance Board, but that got a bit complicated and I definitely do not recommend using it for the game.
Circus Stars, on the other hand, used motion controllers that the Wiimote is notoriously poor at detecting. Tilt, thrust, and other movements simply are not picked up consistently with the Nintendo controller and, as a result, the game earns poor marks in my book.
I also grabbed Wii Sport Resort this week, but someone else reviewed it for KidzWorld. The Wii Motion Plus accessories, which is included with the game, greatly improves the motion detection. The swordplay game is essentially 1:1 and is my favourite game. I've been grinding it out on only a handful of games in Wii Sport Resort this week, I still haven't touched most of the others yet, meaning this game has some staying power and replayability. I am interested in seeing what mini-games third party shovelware developers will push out for this new accessory.
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In the context of the perpetual crisis of urban transportation in Bucharest, there is a growing population of city dwellers fighting for bicycle rights and advocating for a new, bicycle friendly infrastructure in Bucharest. The bicycle fans coagulated since the mid 2000's into different groups and NGO's and developed into a new movement and a powerful presence in the urban landscape, adopting several strategies of public participation.
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Burning Man is an annual artistic festival which is held in Nevada's Black Rock Desert and whose central premise involves extensive community participation. Far from being a standard art festival, Burning Man embraces the idea of radical inclusion and aims to instill a set of core values in its many participants. In order to achieve this objective, the week-long event features a variety of fascinating participatory frameworks, from consensus decision-making and a culture of volunteerism to interactive artwork and even the collaborative construction of a city!
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I've just spent the last few moments meditatively polishing an object lesson in considerations of value and bespoke. And polishing these shoes.
First things first. These are an ancient pair of bespoke shoes by the London bootmaker and spurrier Henry Maxwell. They are probably older than I am. I bought them used years ago when I got carried away by the romance of owning something bespoke, even if it was made for someone else. Because they are bespoke, there was no written size to compare with my own, but the approximate measurements across and along the sole seemed promising. Once I got them, I had a good local cobbler resole them and wore them a few times, but it was clear they'd lived a long life. It felt like the guts of the shoes themselves had been treaded down over that lifetime. I didn't really want to wear them much in that condition. However, I eventually confided them to the down-to-earth but talented bespoke shoemaker Anthony Delos. At his old shop in Montmartre, which was literally a scene out of Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain, he carried out repairs in addition to making bespoke shoes and boots. He lasted these old Maxwells on my bespoke last, carefully re-welted and resoled them by hand, adding a beveled, fiddled waist and a steel toe plate, restored the insole and the footbed, and reconditioned their uppers. The result looks rather like one of the century-old bespoke samples in the windows of Jermyn Street or rue Boissy d'Anglas. They glow with that deep glow that comes with age and care. And they fit and feel excellent. However, this experience illustrated a few points to make about the longevity of quality items and the occasional related justifications we let ourselves believe about them.
There is a clothing aphorism, repeated by various sources and thus received as wisdom, that you should buy the best, as it will last for a lifetime and, due to that, will be cheaper over time than the mediocre alternative. (In the world of classic clothing, "best" gets conflated with bespoke and handmade, which are all different characteristics; for the purposes of this piece, I intend to refer to handmade good-quality bespoke as an approximation of the "best" these aphorists allude to.) The amortized price-quality rationalization is a potent nostrum – a comforting but ultimately unsuccessful justification. The best is not the cheapest by a long shot. Additionally, for an item of clothing to last a lifetime requires a set of redundancies as extensive as the failsafes in a nuclear power plant (at least, one hopes), and relies on the premise that your tastes and dimensions won't change significantly over, well, that lifetime.
The binary contrast between some enduring best and the short-lived rest is seductively romantic. We all would like to believe that the test of time reveals true quality – we'd like to believe that about ourselves too. Certain people seek out quality old clothes in order to see if they'll last for a second lifetime: the secondary markets carry plenty of dead people's Savile Row suits, bespoke shoes and handmade umbrellas. This petty necromancy (life, but not as the original owners knew it) must have come as a huge surprise to the few remaining quality makers offering repair or refurbishment services. In recent years I suspect they have seen an explosion of requests from youthful gentlemen of the internets to re-cover a century-old Brigg umbrella, patch a Barbour older than the Quorn hunt, or resole a pair of Edward Greens made on a last and for a retailer forgotten for thirty years. But to make the best last often depends on giving it the best care. While the playboys who made their model girlfriends' eyes roll sending their shirts back to their London or Paris makers for laundering are gone (for the most part), the uncompromising lover of quality clothing will find that repairs to an item by the original makers or by someone who knows what he or she is doing can carry prices as shocking as the item itself. Resoling and rewelting by hand a pair of bespoke shoes as Delos did, while better for their longevity, can cost as much as a new pair of good ready-to-wear shoes. And it requires finding someone with the skill to do that painstaking work, as opposed to someone who'll lie and rob you blind. A good normal cobbler could resole the shoes by machine a couple of times, but couldn't carry out the work on the welt that my shoes needed. And, supposedly, resoling hand-welted shoes by machine would mean they couldn't be resoled as often as by hand. There are, of course, folks who confide their fine clothing to a cheap cleaner who reuses solvent and presses everything flat, or who have the chop shop in the mall resole their handmade shoes, without another thought, which leads me to my next point.
Many of the pieces of quality clothing that lasted a lifetime did so because their owners, no matter how they treated them, had plenty of other clothes. The Maxwells that I purchased were just one of a number of pairs that turned up for sale, indicating that their owner had been a prolific consumer of bespoke clothing. As Will has pointed out in earlier pieces on Anthony Drexel Biddle, even if the number of lounge suits (that is, business suits in today's parlance) in some historical clotheshorse's wardrobe doesn't seem particularly large, bear in mind that the people who ordered quality clothing several generations ago owned many different types of clothing for different occasions and levels of formality and changed often depending on their activity. They had a lot of clothes and by and large took them for granted – no effusive blog posts about them, no writing and collecting books about lastmakers, buttonsewers or hatters for them. Still, even then some refrained from wearing their most expensive or nicest items apart from special occasions, as was the case with the 19th-century prime minister who announced upon seeing a price list that he would have to save his bespoke John Lobb shoes for "best." You can make just about any pair of shoes last ten years if you wear them once a month. However, clothing is never an investment, with apologies to all the persuasive ad copy and internet enablers out there.
Sure, getting to a critical mass of clothing that permitted that sort of rotation took a large outlay of cash back in the day, but labor costs were a lot lower – and for much of the history of modern clothing, bespoke didn't cost more than good ready-to-wear. Today, however, that hortatory "best" lies far up a dizzying hyperbola of cost where prices can be not just twice, but ten, fifty or a hundred times what most people consider a reasonable price for an article of clothing – let alone enough of such clothing to last a lifetime. So don't use supposed savings as a justification for seeking out someone's idea of the best.
And, of course, supposing your handmade shoes last decades, that your feet themselves don't irreversibly change (a development which forced Terence Stamp out of his beloved Cleverleys post Priscilla, Queen of the Desert), there's the chance that you'll look at them and realize that round toes/chiseled toes/square waists/beveled waists/heavy antiquing/sober solid colors/laceups/slip-ons/button boots/longwings/wholecuts are so tired nowadays. Many of us think we're safe with a classic design, but what we think of as classic evolves too. When I acquired these shoes, the vogue for pointy, chiseled toes was just taking hold of the shoe crowd, but these shoes, round-toed and almost fetishistically conservative, did not ride that wave. Still, following their recraft, their rounded proportions contrast pleasantly , even sensually, with the contours of their sole.
Why do it, then, when pursuing this ideal is fundamentally unjustifiable?
Why did I do it? I guess I have trouble throwing things away. Why pursue the best, the bespoke? In this day and age, and judging from my friends and e-friends who are bespoke customers, I'm tempted to say we're all as dysfunctional as a Robyn Hitchcock song. But it's a labor of love, and like the moral to a bad Star Trek episode, that's a variable that doesn't fit into a cost-benefit equation. I got the satisfaction of remaking these in my own three-dimensional image, my own last, and reclaiming them from whatever limbo ownerless bespoke shoes go to.
Besides, look at them now – they glow. Delos once told me that as a finishing touch, a quick rub (of the shoes) with a woman's nylon stocking brings out an incredible shine. As my Texas Chainsaw Mascara days are over, I've found that an old polyester or silk tie does an equally good job – as the burnished gleam of these, deep with truly antique patina, shows.
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LEE — No new information has yet been released in the Dec. 3 police shooting of Lee resident Steve Amazeen, 45.
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Transportation is on the minds of Hoboken officialdom this week. New parking rules and a new approach to bike lanes are being considered.
In Jersey City, we offer a farewell to former Councilwoman Willie Flood, a former educator, civil rights activist, and icon of the city's African-American community, and an analysis of Councilman Steven Fulop's prospects as a mayoral candidate next year.
The search for the driver who allegedly struck and killed Omar Monroig about one month ago continues, and in our North Bergen and West New York/Union City newspapers we portray him as the family man, exuberant co-worker and stalwart friend his loved ones remember.
The Secaucus school budget, after just barely failing to be approved, is on its way to the Town Council for possible reductions.
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Jewish converts offer a window on conservative Christianity
Israeli electric car venture may have reached the end of the road
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Report: Assad preparing missile strike against Tel Aviv in case attacked again
Israel can act fast on gun control, so why not on peace talks?
For first time, Assad regime claims responsibility for firing at Israel
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Before confronting Syria, Israel should consider saving its energy for Iran
Four dead in Be'er Sheva bank shooting; assailant releases hostage and kills himself
Russian military aid to Syria: Burning questions and answers
Angelina Jolie's 'Jewish genetic mutation': Breast cancer gene is common in Israel, but few opt for preventive mastectomy
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Last November, more than 100 countries celebrated Global Entrepreneurship Week and now 2011 has been recognized as the Year of the Entrepreneur in Canada.
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CASPER — Gov. Matt Mead wants the state to get involved in a lawsuit contesting federal approval of the Lost Creek uranium mine.
At Mead's request, this week the state attorney general filed a motion seeking to intervene in the lawsuit brought by the Laramie-based Biodiversity Conservation Alliance last month.
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Tooth Fairy Leedy Takes A Visit
By: Matt Torres
Updated: October 30, 2012
Candies, chocolates, and an assortment of sweets will be on display for children to grab and collect. Ultimately, the goal is to eat as much candies as possible. Although this is a popular and fun event for many kids, parents should also think twice on the types of candies their kids are consuming and the potential unhealthy aftermath.
Resident dentist, Dr. Christie Leedy of Abilene Dental, arrived the studios Tuesday in a unique, festive get-up. Being the dentist that she is, Dr. Leedy transformed herself as Tooth Fairy Leedy. Alongside several kids, Dr. Leedy gave examples of things to substitute candy with.
One advice she gives is to potentially have small toys instead of candies as a way to compensate yet provide excitement.
"If you are to give sweets, try giving chocolates," suggested Dr. Leedy.
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Bert and John Jacobs, co-founders of Life is good, receive rave reviews for their unconventional Commencement speech during which they threw frisbees representing "superpowers" such as gratitude and courage and wrote a special song for graduates reminding them to "let it fly."
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The USO partnered with 20th Century Fox to treat over 1,100 deployed military personnel and their families to a sneak peek of the much anticipated movie, A Good Day to Die Hard.
On Feb. 5, an advance screening of the latest film in the Die Hard franchise was shown to approximately 400 servicemen and women and their families based at Germany's Ramstein Air Base. After the movie, actor Jai Courtney and director John Moore surprised the audience and extended their gratitude to the troops for the jobs they do. Courtney and Moore mingled with troops for autographs and photos and handed out an array of promotional items. The film was then taken to Kuwait for a Feb. 11 screening. Over 700 troops attended the event at Camp Arifjan, hosted by film editor Dan Zimmerman.
"It was a touching experience to visit the men, women and families who live and work at Ramstein Air Base in Germany," Courtney said. "It's one thing to play an action hero but these people are the real deal and are infinitely more deserving of the applause. We were thrilled to be invited by the USO to visit and extend our gratitude for their tireless contribution to the armed forces and the protection of the United States."
The Germany event was the first showing of the film before its nationwide release on Feb. 14.
Filmed primarily in Budapest, Hungary, A Good Day to Die Hard is the fifth installment of the Die Hard blockbuster franchise starring actor and USO tour veteran Bruce Willis.
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9 am - 5 pm (CEUs available - see note* below.) led by Dr. Lee Lipp and David Zimmerman Appropriate for those who are new to meditation and for those who are experienced meditators, the workshop also meets the CE criteria for several health care professional designations. Fee: $100 non-members; $90 current SFZC members; $80 limited income. Some partial scholarships may be available. Fee includes lunch. *Add $15 for CEU certificate fee, to be paid at the time of registration. NOTE: Participation in this workshop fulfills the prerequisite for attending Transforming Depression and Anxiety: Ongoing Practice Group Classes. *NOTE about CEUs: 7 CEUs available for MFTs, LCSWs, psychologists and nurses. The $15 fee can be paid at the time of registration. San Francisco Zen Center and the Spiritual Competency Resource Center team together to offer CE credit to MFTs, LCSWs, psychologists and nurses. SCRC offers CE credit to MFTs and LCSWs as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences (provider #PCE1851). SCRC is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education activities for psychologists. SCRC maintains responsibility for these programs and their content. SCRC also offers CE credit to nurses (California Board of Registered Nursing Provider #CEP11909). For complete information visit spiritualcompetency.com or contact David Lukoff, Ph.D. at 707-763-3576. For more information, please contact our Programming Department. Pre-registration is required. Use the Ticket Table below. Or call our toll free number 888.743.9362 or our local number 415.475.9362. |


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When I listened to "On Dublin Street" I fell in love with this author. So when this book came out I quickly purchased the book. While I enjoyed the narrator, I felt she was a good match for this book, I found my mind drifting. While I could relate to a strong woman who does what needs to be done to protect her brother and still care for her mother I couldn't engage with her at all.
I am glad I listened to the book but it won't be one that I re-listen to or make my list of favorites as her first book did.
"Great Listen"
I definitely have to say this story surprised me on many levels. I loved the development between the main characters and their evolving relationship. It wasn't instantaneous and they had to work through their pre-conceived ideas of each other. I really enjoyed the narrator and I didn't feel the voice changes between characters were too close to identify each character. As for the physical relationship between the 2 men, it was very tastefully written.
If your looking for a book that is action packed and center's around the law and taking down a drug dealer this story is not for you. If you are looking for great character development and an engaging story then this book is well worth your credit. As I was looking for a great story this book definitely exceeded my expectations.
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If you are looking for a light easy listen this is a good choice. It was easy to listen to and flowed well. The content was very light hearted and the characters were easy to like.
I was not sure I would purchase this book based on the 4 person love triangle but I took a chance after reading the reviews and I am so glad I did. In my opinion this is a hard story to write and make it sustainable but Maya Banks did an awesome job. I love that it wasn't easy and they all had to work through growing pains as well as dedicate themselves to making the relationships work. Maya Banks did a great job at showing the complexities that would come with this type of relationship. I also enjoyed that the story wasn't just about the sex, although there are some great scenes. I think Adam Paul was a great choice for the narrator, I don't think I would love the book if it had been narrated by a female. I definitely would recommend this book to others.
I was interested going into this book based on the mixed reviews. I found myself loving the book and waiting for the next thing to happen. There were times Taryn drove me nuts with her constant winning over the photographers and fallback from being a superstar but at the same time I could understand why she was overwhelmed. I loved Ryan's venerability in this book and how he put his heart on the line for Taryn.
Overall, I really enjoyed this book and would recommend this to other readers.
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I love this series, love Kristen Potter narrating this book and am really looking forward to more installments. This wasn't my favorite of this author but it was still great to listen to.
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I don't know if it was just the narrator or the story line but I could not get into this book at all. The narrator made me cringe throughout the first 3 hours which is all I could get through before I had to stop listening.
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I am really glad I bought this book instead of book 1 after reading all the reviews. I don't think I would have been able to finish this book if I had to listen through Abby's perspective. I enjoyed this book much more than I expected and am glad I took a chance.
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Any member has an example or tutorial on how to use SpringRoo and MongoDB together?
Any member has an example or tutorial on how to use SpringRoo and MongoDB together?
Marcelo Lima Gomes
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You're not alone in looking forward to such integration :-)
another interested user!
and one more
Def interested if there is an article on integrating Spring Roo with mongoDB
Just to give you a quick heads up on where we are regarding MongoDB (or rather general SpringData) and Roo integration. The feature is one of the big ones for Roo 1.2 and the Roo team is currently working on it supporting Spring Data JPA as a first step of a new layering feature in Roo. We're currently in close contact to workout the rough edges and already have in mind someone might want to switch from a JPA based model to a Mongo based one. Although I doubt MongoDB support will make it into the upcoming 1.2 release it's not a question of if but rather of when .
Feel free to open up a ticket in the Roo JIRA to help the Roo team to collect votes to measure the interest in this feature.
Just Spring Roo + Mongo Db working fine
1)project --topLevelPackage com.tue3
2) mongo setup --databaseName pizzadb
3) open applicationContext-mongo.xml then change dbName={mongo.database} into dbname={mongo.name}
4) entiry mongo --class ~.domain.Person --testAutomatically
5)field string --fieldName name --notNull
6) repository mongo --interface ~.repository.PersonRepository --entity ~.domain.Person
7)web mvc setup
8) web mvc scaffold --class ~.domain.PersonController
9)perform package
10)mvn tomcat:run
I am following that same tutorial, step by step, but I can't run the application on localhost, I get an error 500 when I do the change to mongo.name. Any idea what might be the problem??
Maybe Spring team already corrected this bug - I'm not sure about your environment and tools. You can see the correct variable name in the database.properties file. To complete the IBM tuturial mentioned above, I used STS 2.9.2, Ubuntu 12.04, MongoDB locally installed.


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The first step in learning a martial art is deciding to learn a martial art. Then you must decide on a martial art to study and find a school to teach it to you. Although it is the third step in the process, finding a school is the most important step. The school you choose will probably be the one you stay with for as long as you stay active in the martial arts and the school, and its instructors, will shape your martial arts future. Therefore, you must put a lot of time and effort in choosing the best school for you, because you will be putting a lot of time and effort, and money, into the school for years to come.


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Actually just started reading Slaughterhouse Five last night (don't know why I waited this long). I'm only a few pages in, and I can already tell the narrative style of it will be infecting my own style in some way or other in the near future.
My biggest sci-fi influence is anything written by Asimov, specifically the Foundation series.


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Anyway, check this one out after the break!
Equestria Girls Releases, Theater Listings Here! (New!)
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Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Dr. Whooves Episode 1 : Storyboard
Anyway, check this one out after the break!
42 comments:
- BlackGryph0n said...
I LOVE THESE! I need to watch that show too! I had never even heard of it before ponies!... Ahhh... Ponies... X-3
- December 20, 2011 at 10:02 AM
- Rasrap Smurf said...
But did you watch it before 2005, that's the question! - December 20, 2011 at 10:06 AM
- CTOONfan1 said...
I LOVE Doctor Who! It's my favorite show! You have to watch it, Seth. It's incredible.
- December 20, 2011 at 10:09 AM
- Nightmare Luna said...
@Rasrap Smurf
Sylvester McCoy is best Doctor
Anyway, lol that was Awesome. Dr Who and ponies, what will think of next? - December 20, 2011 at 10:21 AM
- Rasrap Smurf said...
@Nightmare Luna
Nobody I know seems to like Sylvester McCoy :(
Despite his awesome umbrella - December 20, 2011 at 10:25 AM
- ponyofthelowlands said...
Yes you should! It's a brilliant show!
Can't wait for more Dr. Whooves episodes to be animated. - December 20, 2011 at 10:26 AM
- Nightmare Luna said...
@Rasrap Smurf
With that umbrella how can you not love him! I'm going to buy one one day and I will use it everyday, even the sunny summer days. - December 20, 2011 at 10:39 AM
- littlefoxkid said...
my two favorite shows. TOGETHER
though now i can only watch ponies online
my bbc and hub got taken away
everyone feel sorry for meeee - December 20, 2011 at 11:21 AM
- bobmortar said...
Before MLP I didn't know Doctor Who. But thanks to my most favourite show, I got to know my second most favourite one - and the two together is really awesome.
David Tennant is best Doctor.
Derpy is best assistant. - December 20, 2011 at 11:24 AM
- jodyjm13 said...
@Nightmare Luna, @Rasrap Smurf
I was watching Doctor Who back in the '80s, and while my local PBS station stopped carrying it shortly after Sylvester McCoy started his run, I did greatly enjoy the few episodes of his that I saw. (I also liked Colin Baker, which seems to be a minority opinion.) - December 20, 2011 at 11:32 AM
- Nightmare Luna said...
I didn't get them when they where first aired, as I was about 4, thank god for re-runs!
Colin Baker was also a good doctor... - December 20, 2011 at 11:46 AM
- jayessell said...
Dr. Whoooves should have fiqured out ponies make do without fingers by means of sub-atomic forces.
- December 20, 2011 at 12:37 PM
- Evenprime said...
Lol'ed at the random Simpsons reference. "Stupid sexy Doctor"
- December 20, 2011 at 12:54 PM
- Fadri said...
@Rasrap Smurf
In the 90's I watched a few of the 4th Doctor's episodes (only a few ones, but it's something!), does it count? xD
And of course, I've seen the 2005 series.
Now I'm watching the old series from the beginning, the very first Doctors. - December 20, 2011 at 12:56 PM
- cpbrony said...
This needs to be fully animated and stuff in flash like the mlp series is! If my two most favorite shows were to come together like that in a full cartoon.... I... I could just shout!! Woo hoo!
- December 20, 2011 at 1:16 PM
- Octavia said...
Ah, another animation to this skit. Not too shabby-looking.
- December 20, 2011 at 1:30 PM
- Phantom240 said...
Excellent short!
I never really did get into Dr. Who. It's such a long-running show and it would take almost an eternity to watch from the beginning. I don't want to just come into the middle of the series, either. - December 20, 2011 at 2:15 PM
- White Ink said...
Seth, watch it. You will not be disappointed. I've only watched 9 episodes (the place I'm watching it on the internet SUCKS and I'm busy with other things often), but it's definitely up there with other high-quality US shows such as Fringe or the Office. If I may dare say it, it's probably beyond them because of time travel.
Also, The Empty Child was creepy... - December 20, 2011 at 2:50 PM
- My Little Master Chief said...
You dont havta watch the show from the series before 2005 i started watching it like at the beginning of this month ( and i must say i love the shit out of that show now lol) and it only took me maybe a week to catch up that was cuz of school. I had a problem with getting into it before i watched it form the beginning its one of those show that you havta sit down and watch from the beginning or you will be pretty lost - December 20, 2011 at 2:58 PM
- Alondro said...
@Rasrap Smurf He would've been a good Doctor, just the writing by that time was getting really bad. I mean, most of the stories during his seasons were totally ridiculous and practically unsalvageable. he last one with the Cheetah People was a vast improvement, but by then it was already too late. Same thing with Colin Baker. Awful witing and horrible direction. His later radio episodes are quite good!
- December 20, 2011 at 3:37 PM
- Alondro said...
@jodyjm13 Started watching in 1980! I was only 4, but already a fan of Doctor Who, Star Trek, Carl Sagan, and NOVA. I was BORN a geek-nerd!
- December 20, 2011 at 3:38 PM
- Tim said...
if you are going to start watching, check out the fires of pampae.
- December 20, 2011 at 4:53 PM
- SonicRatchet said...
Before MLP I tried watching an episode of Doctor Who, but was too lost to stay tuned. After hearing about Doctor Whooves, I decided to watch Dr. Who to get the references and such. Now I love the series and I think David Tennant is best pony! I only wish I could've seen the earlier ones.
- December 20, 2011 at 4:59 PM
- otakon17 said...
I like the other animatic better myself.
But this one is good too. - December 20, 2011 at 6:01 PM
- THEjetking said...
DAVID TENNANT IS BEST DOCTOR AND NOW HE WORKS WITH BEST PONY! My happiness is hard to contain.
- December 20, 2011 at 7:37 PM
- SilverLynx said...
One day he's going to end up a ginger and be totally unhappy with it. XD Because Even though he's not supposed to - he's going to end up with more regerneations than he's supposed to because WHO THE HELL CARES IT'S THE DOCTOR.
I'm wondering though if his pony appearance is somehow TARDIS related - a sort of visual translation for his visit to Equestria. - December 20, 2011 at 9:50 PM
- mlp said...
The anime dialog is making me ill. Who talks like that, honestly.
- December 21, 2011 at 5:40 AM
- HPC said...
Amazing video! I love it!!! not very sure wich doctor is represented here, is it the 10th or the 11th?
great characterization of Derpy (Ditzy?)
I hope there is more on the way! - December 21, 2011 at 12:29 PM
- Zonic Streak said...
These stories are absolutley brilliant i listend to all of them at least 3 times already and can't wait for more to come out!
- December 21, 2011 at 8:14 PM
- DoctorWhooves said...
i like the 11th doctor the most. i think making a doctor whooves was a great idea thank you Laruen faust!
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15 Actionnaires clubs from the North of England attended an action packed day of athletics at the EIS, Sheffield. This event was open to visually impaired children between the ages 4-16 registered within the 15 clubs.
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North Yorkshire Athletics network held their first Sportshall athletics trials of the year. The morning saw 26 under 11s come and try a variety of Sportshall athletics events, all full of enjoyment and motivation to be part of the 2012 under 11 North Yorkshire Sportshall athletics team.
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Lund and Meehan led Ermysted's Grammar School teams to a clean sweep of team victories at the October Keighley & Craven AC Schools' Cross-Country Challenge.
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The Saltaire Festival has been organised and supported by the Bradford McCain Athletics Network and takes place this weekend at Roberts Park, Saltaire. It's all about getting moving and to spread the word about running in the area, with information on local clubs, activities, events and training groups.
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PICKENS COUNTY—A new potential candidate for the Pickens County Sheriff's seat has emerged, and it is a name Pickens County voters are probably pretty familiar with.
Pickens County Assistant Sheriff Tim Morgan is collecting signatures to be placed on November's ballot as a petition candidate for the sheriff's seat.
His decision comes after long-time Sheriff David Stone was defeated in the Republican Primary by Rick Clark last week.
"I've been with this office for quite some time," said Morgan. "I've served as assistant sheriff under (Stone) for 22 years. It had always been my goal to run for office upon the sheriff's retirement."
With Stone's retirement from the seat now pending, Morgan says there is nothing that will stand in the way now.
"I promised him a long time ago that I would never run against him," said Morgan. "We all know that a house divided is never a good thing. It would have been a terrible thing for this office had I run against him, plus I would have been going against my word. I was loyal to this office not to do that."
"This is my first opportunity to run and it may be my last," he said. "I thought if I could get the signatures together I would give it a whirl."
Morgan says he has already seen an outpouring of support from Pickens County residents, but hopes he has enough time.
"There has been an overwhelming amount of support," said Morgan. "There are a lot of forms out, but the problem is that it is such a short time frame to get it done. I've got less than two weeks now, but if you don't try, you don't know."
As of now, a goal of around 3,300 signatures has been set.
"Once that's accomplished, we'll go from there," said Morgan.
The Assistant Sheriff says he wants to continue his service to the citizens he has served for over 20 years, and believes he still has the heart to do so.
"When you start dreading to go to work, it's probably time to start looking for something else. There's never been a day that it was a dread to come to work," said Morgan. "I've been on the train. Along with some of the other staff, we can recommend what track to take."
What would it be like for Morgan to take office? He says he can continue to make a difference.
"There's some things that I would do differently, but there's a lot of things that this office has done that have done very well and I would put that up against any agency anywhere," said Morgan.


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Boy Scouts May End Ban on Gay Leaders, Scouts
The Boy Scouts of America affirmed its ban on gay scouts and leaders in July of 2012.
A spokesman for the Boy Scouts of America has told USA Today that the organization may announce a change to its policy on gay scouts and leaders as early as next week.
The spokesperson said BSA would allow gay scouts and troop leaders, which is an about face for the organization.
"The policy change under discussion would allow the religious, civic, or educational organizations that oversee and deliver Scouting to determine how to address this issue," BSA spokesman Deron Smith said in a statement to USA Today.
In July 2012, the Boy Scouts of America confirmed its ban of gays from the organization. The longtime ban, which was reaffirmed after a two-year review, banned gay boys from being Boy Scouts and gay adults from serving as troop leaders.
According to The New York Times, the decision came after years of debate. In 2000, the Supreme Court upheld 5-4 the right of the Boy Scouts to expel a gay assistant scoutmaster, saying that as a private organization, it had the right to decide what values it wanted to inculcate.
The proposed new policy would leave decisions on membership and leadership up to the Scouts' 290 local governing councils and 116,000 sponsoring religious and civic groups.
Smith told USA Today:
Scouting has always been in an ongoing dialogue with the Scouting family to determine what is in the best interest of the organization and the young people we serve. The Boy Scouts would not, under any circumstances, dictate a position to units, members or parents. Under this proposed policy, the BSA would not require any chartered organization to act in ways inconsistent with that organization's mission, principles or religious beliefs.
Do you support or oppose the Boy Scouts' decision to change course on its ban of gay scouts and leaders?
2:04 pm on Monday, January 28, 2013
Sic transit gloria mundi. There go the Boy Scouts. No offense to homosexuals, but I wouldn't send my boy there. If some Priests can't avoid temptation, why would anyone else?
Dan Johnson
4:19 pm on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
An open, authentic gay person is not a threat to kids. They have no interest, but also will be watched, and they know it, while a person interested in molesting children will do everything to try to hide their unacceptable behavior, (like becoming a priest.) Isn't it far better to know which scouts and leaders are gay than force them to remain in a closet?
Patrick Crowley
12:53 am on Tuesday, January 29, 2013
No Homosexual Scout Leaders! Their orientation is a perversion and
bringing in a perversion is dangerous!
8:53 am on Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Are you folks serious? There are perverts and criminals in all walks of life. Does that mean you don't trust women with your boy scouts? Teachers? C'mon - you are just being ignorant and bigoted.
Dino McDonnell
12:41 pm on Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Ed, the ignorance here is not accepting the fact that homosexuals are sexual deviants who are trying their hardest for society to accept their immoral sexual behavior as normal and allow teaching it to our children in schools and anywhere else they can get a sympathetic ear.
7:56 am on Wednesday, January 30, 2013
@Dino- Please define sexual deviant. Is it anything that you deem outside the norm? So, if anyone engages in activity that is not the pure, wholesome sex you engage in they are a deviant? Maybe you should demonstrate for all of us- you seem very interested in what goes on in other peoples' bedrooms so you won't mind if we take a peek into yours, right?
9:19 am on Tuesday, January 29, 2013
This is pure speculation on my part, and I would be interested in hearing the actual non-biased statistics on child abuse within the homosexual community. My guess is that they are either equal to or lower than the heterosexual community. People are people. I would have no problem whatsoever with my son having a scout leader or teacher that is gay. It would not make me nervous in the least.
Dan Johnson
4:48 pm on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
"In up to 50 percent of reported cases, offenders are adolescents. In 82 percent of accusations recently studied the accused offender was a heterosexual partner of a close relative of the child's. Researchers estimate that between 96 to 100 percent of accused abusers are recognizably heterosexual. Another study found that almost half of offending fathers and stepfathers also abused children outside their family. http://www.advocatesforyouth.org/publications/publications-a-z/410-child-sexual-abuse-i-an-overview
Thomas Gibson
10:10 am on Tuesday, January 29, 2013
I have been involved in the BSA for years. There are already gay people in it. They are just like the rest of us, some good, some bad. They should have the same rights as the rest of us. If you want to be in the BSA, good for you. Our boys need it, it is for them and if you can help please come and do so.
12:44 pm on Tuesday, January 29, 2013
If Scouting policy is being followed for two leaders at all times, your boys are safer with the scouts than they are in your church.
5:15 pm on Tuesday, January 29, 2013
@ Dino - I pity you. It must take a lot of energy to sustain that much hatred, ignorance and bias. You have a right to your opinion - this is after all the land of the free and the home of the brave.
Dino McDonnell
6:11 am on Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Ed, it is not an opinion, it is fact and you refuse to accept it.
Dan Johnson
4:42 pm on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
"No, lesbian, gay, and bisexual orientations are not disorders. Research has found no inherent association between any of these sexual orientations and psychopathology. Both heterosexual behavior and homosexual behavior are normal aspects of human sexuality. Both have been documented in many different cultures and historical eras. Despite the persistence of stereotypes that portray lesbian, gay, and bisexual people as disturbed, several decades of research and clinical experience have led all mainstream medical and mental health organizations in this country to conclude that these orientations represent normal forms of human experience. Lesbian, gay, and bisexual relationships are normal forms of human bonding. Therefore, these mainstream organizations long ago abandoned classifications of homosexuality as a mental disorder."
Dino McDonnell
11:54 am on Friday, February 1, 2013
Steve, sexual deviant is already a well-defined. It includes others as well as homosexuals. It is any abnormal sexual activity. But you already knew that didn't you.
1:22 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
....So Dino - you prefer your sexual deviants to be married men in heterosexual relationships with kids of their own - like many in the history of child abuse with the BSA...
Dan Johnson
4:25 pm on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Your prejudice is irrational and scientifically unsupportable. Gay people have always existed, and every mainstream medical and mental health organization in the country understand being gay is a normal expression of being human for a minority of the population.
"Research over several decades has demonstrated that sexual orientation ranges along a continuum, from exclusive attraction to the other sex to exclusive attraction to the same sex. Despite the persistence of stereotypes that portray lesbian, gay, and bisexual people as disturbed, several decades of research and clinical experience have led all mainstream medical and mental health organizations in this country to conclude that these orientations represent normal forms of human experience. Lesbian, gay, and bisexual relationships are normal forms of human bonding." (APA)
Dan Johnson
4:38 pm on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Instead of making gay scouts and leaders hide and deny who they really are, wouldn't it be better to know, and allow them to be authentically human?
An open, authentic gay person is not a threat to kids. They are not interested, but they also know they will be watched, while a person interested in molesting children will do everything to try to hide their unacceptable behavior.
Not only does anti-gay discrimination and prejudice result in pressure to keep secrets and be dishonest, is causes needless stress resulting in emotional and physical harm:
"Prejudice and discrimination have social and personal impact." "The widespread prejudice, discrimination, and violence to which lesbians and gay men are often subjected are significant mental health concerns. Sexual prejudice, sexual orientation discrimination, and antigay violence are major sources of stress for lesbian, gay, and bisexual people. Although social support is crucial in coping with stress, antigay attitudes and discrimination may make it difficult for lesbian, gay, and bisexual people to find such support." (APA)


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The House We fell in love with this property at first sight. Tucked away on the slopes of an alpine meadow overlooking the mountains and the beautiful village of Livek, the chalet is an idyllic, relaxing hideaway. Close to the historic town of Kobarid and just 2km from the Italian border, its the perfect place to get away from it all, or to go out and explore. We have done our best to make the Retreat as comfortable as possible while still retaining that traditional feel. A king size double bed, with pine walls and shutters upstairs, modern kitchen, comfy sofa and Slovenian woodburning stove downstairs. We also include a welcome pack of provisions that will get you started as well as shower creams and all cleaning materials.Wake up every morning in your own little retreat, step out onto the balcony and soak up the views. Right outside your front door is some of the best and most picturesque hillwalking in the Julian Alps, renowned as much for the low number of visitors as much as their beauty.It is difficult to describe in just a few words so we have included a video and lots more photos on our website (visitslovenija.eu).
The Area The Soča valley is famous throughout Slovenia for offering the country's most jaw dropping scenery and truly picture-postcard views. It is also renowned in kayaking circles for offering some of the best white water sports in Europe. Nearby Žaga & Bovec (20 minutes) have become thriving outdoor activities centres with almost every imaginable sport available. In summer taking advantage of the beautiful Soča river and in Winter the ski resort of Kanin.In the other direction you can drive or cycle the Fifty Bend Road to Kranjska Gora or journey to the village of Trenta to see the source of the Soča river.The area is steeped in history, many of the First World War trench lines ran through the mountains nearby and there is a museum in Kobarid (15 minutes) offering a touching local insight into the period. An excellent day trip is to travel south to see Slovenias Karst region with its massive underground caves, vineyards and the world famous Lipizaner stud farm - an absolute must for any equestrian enthusiast and a wonderful day out even if you are not.Or, for something very different, go the other way and visit the stunning towns of Udine & Cividale in Italy. They are within 30min drive from the chalet and give a whole different experience of culture, shops and food.The unforgettable city of Venice is also less than 2 hours drive away, offering yet another contrasting day out to enjoy.
Getting There Livek's alpine location means that a car is a must, but getting there from the airport is surprisingly straightforward. Ryanair fly to Trieste which is an easy 65km drive away. If you want to see some of Slovenia's gorgeous capital first, Easyjet flies to Ljubljana's Brnik daily and the motorway round the mountains means this is only a slightly longer journey. All major car rental firms are at the airport.HOT TIP: Venice Marco Polo airport is also just 2 hours drive - Venice makes a terrific two-center holiday with this chalet!
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