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RUNE MAGIC, TIME travel, transformation: Sky's grandfather opened up a world of limitless possibility . . . then asked the impossible. He asked Sky to kill a man.Sky and Kristin know they have to stop Sigurd. But how, when he can possess any person, any beast, at will? Once more, the answer is to be found back along the bloodlines. The secret of possession lies in Meg, an accused witch, and in Matthew, the Witchfinder determined to capture her. But the price for knowing what Sigurd knows is steep—to defeat their grandfather, will they have to become exactly like him? In this thrilling conclusion to the Runestone Saga, the final choice between everlasting life and the necessity of death will be made at one of the great turning points in history—a battle, quite literally, for all time. And the outcome rests precariously on one final cast of the runes. . . .From the Hardcover edition.
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Alfred Deakin Professor
The title of Alfred Deakin Professor is the most prestigious that the University can bestow on its staff.
Below are the 2014 recipients of this title and a list of past recipients:
Professor Mike Ewing
Professor Mike Ewing was appointed Pro-Vice Chancellor (Executive Dean) of Business and Law at Deakin in March 2014. Prior to that, he spent 12 years at Monash University (as professor of marketing, Head of the Department of Marketing, deputy PVC and Head of Faculty) and 6 years at Curtin University.
Mike's research interests include marketing communications, marketing strategy, brand management, and health promotion. His work has been published in the Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, Information Systems Research, the International Journal of Research in Marketing, Social Science & Medicine, the Journal of Advertising Research, the Journal of Advertising, the Journal of Business Research, Industrial Marketing Management, Psychology & Marketing, Psychology & Health, the European Journal of Marketing and Accident Analysis & Prevention, amongst others. Two recent meta-analyses place him in the top two most productive marketing communications researchers worldwide.
Mike has received numerous awards and citations for research including three consecutive UK Academy of Marketing best paper awards, the inaugural Dean's Award for Excellence in Research at Monash (2007), the Silver Medal for the best paper published in the International Journal of Market Research in 2008 and the Market Research Society's David Winton Award for Innovation in Research Methodology in 2009. In 2008, Mike was appointed to the Board of Governors of the Academy of Marketing Science. In 2010, he was made a distinguished fellow of the Australia New Zealand Marketing Academy and appointed to the inaugural international advisory board of the Academy of Indian Marketing. Mike was recognised as a distinguished fellow of the Academy of Marketing Science in May 2012.
Over the past two decades, Mike has taught in Australia, Austria, Brunei, China, the Czech Republic, England, Finland, Hong Kong, Italy, Malaysia, the Netherlands, Singapore, South Africa, Sweden and the Philippines. In 2004, he won the inaugural Dean's Teaching Award at Monash. He particularly enjoys graduate instruction and has taught MBA courses at the London Business School, the Helsinki School of Economics/Aalto University, the Rotterdam School of Management, the Australian Graduate School of Management, Lulea University of Technology (Sweden) and Tongji University (Shanghai).
Prior to entering full time academe, Mike was the marketing research manager for Ford Motor Company's South African subsidiary. More recently, he has consulted and delivered executive education programs to such organizations as Coca-Cola (Asia), Hakuhodo (Japan), Unilever (Europe), DSM (Europe), Jollibee (the Philippines), Telekom Austria, Holden, Saab, BMW Financial Services, Argyle Diamonds, Levi Strauss & Co., Ansell, Glaxo Smith Klein, the CEO Institute, Isuzu-General Motors, Nissan and the West Australia State Government. In September 2012 Mike was appointed professor-in-residence for DDB Group.
Professor Matthew Barnett
Professor Barnett has published since 1999, according to Scopus, with 159 cited papers in refereed international journals and refereed international conferences proceedings, and has authored / co‐authored three book chapters.
Professor Kylie Ball
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Professor Graeme Hays
Professor Hays joined Deakin University in 2013 in the position of Chair in Marine Science in the School of Life and Environmental Sciences.
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- Professor Matthew Barnett
- Professor Kylie Ball
- Professor Clare Bradford
- Professor Graeme Hays
- Professor Ivan Stojmenovic
- Professor Rob Carter – Faculty of Health
- Professor Wanlei Zhou - Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment
- Professor Jo Salmon – Faculty of Health
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- Professor Maria Forsyth - Institute for Frontier Materials
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- Professor Jill Blackmore – Faculty of Arts and Education
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- Professor Paresh Narayan – Faculty of Business and Law
- Professor David Walker – Faculty of Arts and Education
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What to do when my fiance isn't sure if he wants kids? Is this something that I should consider a deal-breaker?
Only you should be the one who decides if it's a deal-breaker for you or not.
That was goin to be my answer as well.
Are there things that he would like to do before having kids? Maybe he wants them but now is just not the right time.
Depends on what u want.
"isn't sure " is not a definate no...but if children is important to you...you both need to be heading in the same direction for marriage. It's a decision you'll need to make on your own.
If you definitely want kids and your fiance isn't sure, don't get married until he figures it out. That's a massive issue and you don't want to go into a marriage with that hanging over your head. It could be a deal-breaker if you won't be happy without kids and he stays indecisive or decides he doesn't want them.
Do you want kids? If so and he doesn't, how will you feel about it in 10 years? During that time fr<x>ame, you are at your best for child rearing. Will you feel empty?
Yes, if that's the only thing you want from him :)
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Leading NYC gay nightlife promoter/producer and internationally published author Justin Luke Zirilli has assembled a crack team of six gorgeous gays to create a brand new mind-blowing blog experience. Just think of this as Charlie's Angels. But gayer.
Friday, December 5, 2008
Well, turns out he actually has a wife. Her name is Bambi. That's right. Kirby and Bambi VanBurch. You couldn't make up a set of names like that if you tried.
So, Kirby... won't you please explain why half of your magical entourage is made up of lithe, blonde boys? Maybe Mr. VanBurch needs to give up with the illusion tricks and make a transition into escapism. And I know the first thing he can come out of...
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- AnonymousOctober 28, 2009 at 8:30 PM
I am a close friend of Kirby and wow...ReplyDelete
I think you should count the crew in his troupe... hot girls fill half the positions. And his wife? wow did you check her out?
- AnonymousDecember 24, 2009 at 12:07 AM
it seems that Kirby & Bambi are in the process of a very dirty divorceReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 22, 2010 at 12:53 AM
"I am a close friend of Kirby . . ." You probably ARE Kirby. "Hot girls"??? typical closet case diversionary comment. You're not fooling anyone.ReplyDelete
Kirby's handshake is as flimsy as any twinky queen, straight my ass.
Kirby's show is all old hack, he performs like he's demonstrating a used car. He appeared like drugged both times I saw him on stage and mumbles.
Christianity and heterosexuality are his best illusions. He currently appears on the cover of the branson "Christian Times". Boy are they deluded. Good job Kirby.


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Can't complain my man, just doing the daily grind of work and family you know how it is. Trying to get in shape to try out for the local police department in a couple of months.
Yeah, I'm back mate. I gotta a lot of shows to read through though!
All good with you?
No harm, I was just screwing around hoping to get a rise out of Rehmix honestly lol
Hey mate, please don't think I was dissing your work on ROTT. I really like the character and was just referring to the storyline.
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What's the definition of indefiniteley?... When you hear your balls slapping against her ass, you know your indefinitely! Lol
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You should check out my joke if the day thread in the tea spot. Put it in there... And more!!
A dyslexic man walks into a bra.
No man! Fook off... You ain't no friend of mine!
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Amazing isn't a powerful enough word to describe Mike and Sherwin's wedding, but it's the best word I've got so I'm going with it. It was AMAZING. There was the gorgeous dress, the perfect venue, bling for days, and, most importantly, a couple in love and absolutely ecstatic that their wedding day had arrived. I shouldn't have been surprised at the amazingness (yes, spell check, that's a word) given that In the Now was in charge of design and coordination, but it still took my breath away. I was 100% in love with the entire day.
Mike and Sherwin, you two blew me away on your wedding day. You laughed, danced, and sang through your wedding and it was an absolute joy to watch and document. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for allowing me to be a part of your day. Love and blessings to you both!Soka University was the perfect venue. I can't wait to shoot there again!Carizza and Devon!
Flower Allie did a great job with the florals – the were beautiful and sparkly, just like Sherwin!Soka University with it's perfect mix of modernity and elegance.In the Now signature detail. So awesome.Dance with My Father by Luther Vandross. So very touching.
Second Shooter: Sara Schrock of Delaware Street Photography
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La Crosse's Northside Elementary was among 167 schools given Wisconsin Title I Schools of Recognition awards last week. Principal Larua Huber explains what Title 1 is.
Schools received awards in one of three categories: High-Achieving, High-Progress and Beating the Odds. The latter was awarded to Northside.


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Portugal became a member of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development — the World Bank — in March 1961. Today, Portugal is a member of the five institutions that form the World Bank Group. Portugal and the World Bank work with other member governments to finance projects, design policies, and deliver programs to end extreme poverty and boost shared prosperity.
The Portugal desk at the World Bank Rome office
works to promote consensus around the international development agenda and build a platform for collaboration between the World Bank Group and Portugal. It does this by promoting better understanding of the World Bank Group's mission and activities and by building relationships with key stakeholders such as government, legislators, civil society organizations, the private sector, academia, and the media.
It also supports outreach activities, often in collaboration with Portuguese partners, such as organizing and supporting conferences, seminars, and other events on development-related topics. The office serves as an entry point for groups in Portugal wishing to contact World Bank staff across the world or access the plethora of information the Bank publishes, and it responds to media queries. It also seeks to increase opportunities for collaboration between Portugal and the World Bank Group through co-financing, trust funds, and joint analytical work in sectors and regions of mutual interest.
World Bank Governor
Finance Minister Maria Luís de Albuquerque represents Portugal on the World Bank Board of Governors, the Bank's senior decision-making body. The governors, usually ministers of finance or development, meet twice a year. They have the power to admit and suspend members of the World Bank Group, increase or decrease the authorized capital stock, determine the distribution of the net income of the Bank, and decide on the World Bank Group's overall strategic direction.
World Bank Executive Director
The governor delegates responsibility for overseeing the day-to-day business of Portugal's interests at the Bank to an executive director (ED). EDs reside in Washington and normally meet twice a week to decide on borrowing and financial questions, projects, and policies that impact World Bank Group general operations. Patrizio Pagano (Italy) is the ED representing Portugal on the 25-member World Bank Board of Executive Directors, and Nuno Mota Pinto (Portugal) is the alternate executive director. The ED for Portugal also represents Albania, Greece, Italy, San Marino, Timor-Leste, and Malta.
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The World Bank Group has a weighted system of voting. All members of the Bank receive votes consisting of share votes (one vote for each share of the Bank's capital stock held by the member) plus basic votes (calculated so that the sum of all basic votes is equal to 5.55% of the sum of basic votes and share votes for all members). The voting power distribution differs from agency to agency within the World Bank Group.
Portugal holds 0.3% of shares in the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, with 0.31% of the voting power. It has 0.25% of the voting power in the International Development Association, the World Bank's fund for the poorest countries. It holds 0.35% of the shares and 0.36% of the voting power in the International Finance Corporation, the Bank's private sector arm. And it has 0.38% of the shares and 0.41% of the voting power in the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency.
Portugal's executive director, also representing Albania, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Timor-Leste, and Malta, has a 3.24% voting share on the IBRD board, a 4.13% share on the International Finance Corporation board, and 3.59% share on the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency board. Portugal's 3.11% voting share on the International Development Association board also covers Albania, Greece, Italy, and Timor-Leste.
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His friend has dropped hat and cane in shock but the drawing shows stuff that an Americana collector nowadays would kill for.
Fifty years have passed since John Fowles published The collector, but the novel has not aged.
As one Chinese collector recently said to me, "It was fun and we also made a lot of money."
late 14c., "gatherer of taxes, etc.," from Anglo-French collectour "collector" (of money or taxes; Old French collector, Modern French collecteur), from Late Latin collector, agent noun from colligere (see collect). Fem. form collectress is attested from 1825.


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It's not uncommon for dogs and cats to steal each other's food whenever they see an opening. My dogs can clean out the cats' dry food bowl in two seconds if given the opportunity. Snacking on each other's food once in awhile isn't likely to cause problems, but eating a steady diet of pet food that's not made specifically for a dog or cat can be trouble. There are good reasons why dogs and cats shouldn't eat each other's food.
Cats are obligate carnivores, which means they have to eat meat regularly to get the proper nutrients needed to maintain good health. Felines are equipped with sharp teeth that aid them in grasping prey, killing it, and then tearing off and eating bite size pieces. Because they don't have molars that have a grinding surface, like humans and dogs, cats tend to swallow their food whole. The jaw can only move up and down, and isn't equipped to move side to side in a chewing motion. Without a way to properly crunch up a piece of dog food, which is usually larger than kitty kibble, felines are at risk of choking on a piece of dry dog food.
Dogs are omnivores, and have a digestive system that can handle grains and vegetables as well as meat, but they don't require as much protein as cats. Proteins are the building blocks for cells, tissues, organs, antibodies, enzymes and hormones, and needed for body growth, reproduction and maintaining body functions. The feline body will break down protein in their muscles if they don't get enough of it in their diet.


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Jailbroken, Installed SSH, Didn't Change Password? New Attack Aims to Steal Your Data
So if you've jailbroken your iPhone, installed SSH, and still haven't changed your password from the default despite our previous warnings about Dutch Ransomers and Australian Rickrollers? Maybe you thought those were just funny (as seen in this video from iPhoneMVP)? Well now things have gotten more serious -- there's a new attack making the rounds that just plain steals your data.
Same method of attack, the bad guy scans the local network for insecure SSH on Jailbroken iPhones, and when it finds it, begins to copy your contacts, messages, email, events, photos, media, etc. This could, of course, include passwords, financial data, and those pics you never got around to deleting...
If you haven't already, go change your SSH password now. If you need help, go to the TiPb iPhone Forums and get it. Just secure your iPhone.
[Intego, thanks to everyone who sent this in]
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Jailbroken, Installed SSH, Didn't Change Password? New Attack Aims to Steal Your Data
Another option is to simply turn off SSH. SBSsettings has that option if you've installed it.
@Iain & @Dyvim
This is only an issue if you jailbroke, installed SSH and then did not change your default password on your iPhone (for both root and mobile I believe) from alpine to something else. Thus, you are both fine.
Frankly, this issue is getting way too much coverage. If you were smart enough to jailbreak (and we all know its not hard) then you certainly can change the password within 10 minutes. Those who don't ALMOST deserve what they get. The only problem is don't forget that when you re-jailbreak like with PwnageTool for 3.1.2 that you have to change password again. In fact, this should be added to the end of any jailbreak step-by step guide.
If you don't jailbreak, or do jailbreak Nd don't install ssh you're safe. If you do install jailbreak and do change superuser password, you're safe.
You are only vulnerable if you jailbreak, install ssh and leave root password as "alpine".
I suppose you might be safe if you don't change the root password but make sure to leave ssh disabled via SBSettings. But you should really change the password to be safe!
SSH is just allows you to connect to your iphone wirelessly. So you can add/change or delte files. I've used it a lot to get video files that I shot on my 3G with Cycorder from my iPhone and into iMovie.
Problem is if you don't change the default password from alpine you are wide open to hacking. It's really a easy fix though.
@Joost is correct too about just turning it off, but the better solution is just changing the password. So easy to do with Terminal. I did a video 3 months ago on it. Email me if you want the link since I don't think I'm allowed to post it here.
SSH on the iPhone has this password since OS 1, I don't understand what took so long for these exploits to be created AND WHY NOBODY CHANGED THE OPENSSH INSTALL TO SOMEHOW ASK FOR A PASSWORD?
This kind of issue should even require a specific change on Cydia, but the risk makes this necessary.
Do we need to change both "root" and "mobile" passwords as Wesley suggests? All the tutorials I've seen seem only to be concerned with the root password. How do I change the mobile password? Since apple never intended for us to change these passwords, will changing them cause any problems with official apps and iTunes syncing?
I never installed SSH, but I'm paranoid!
I just changed my password.. Thanks iPhone blog!
I've got a guide for changing your SSH password on my site, the link in the post didn't work for me just now so thought I'd link here
Ron Jeremy the real Ron Jeremy says your to late copycat. But imitators still proves Ron Jeremy is loved. Eat a _____ straight up with cheese copycat.
Now that sounds like the real ron jeremy.
@Oliver Haslam:
The link you posted is only part of the story. If people dont read the feed-back postings on that page they miss half the problem and only end up changing the user account leaving root wide open.
Why not revise the posting to make that PERFECTLY clear. Not everyone wades thru the comments.


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Reviews for Tiny & Big: Grandpa's Leftovers
A lot of fun, despite it's lengthninjamerson | Sept. 26, 2014 | See all ninjamerson's reviews »
Tiny & Big: Grandpa's Leftovers is an entertaining, humorous and graphically appealing game. The premise of the game is based around slicing, pulling and launching terrain in order to solve puzzles and complete rather simplistic platforming segments. The physics in this game are a major selling point for the majority of people who find themselves interested in this game and, thankfully, physics do not fall flat at any point over the course of the game. Most of the stages in Tiny & Big are not linear in any way, featuring multiple ways of solving them. The graphic style of this game is definitely not meant to be particularly life-like, but is cell shaded and incredibly appealing to the eye. Most interactions between the player and the environment are accompanied by an onomatopoeic word being rendered within the level, in full 3D i might add, next to the source of the sound. The only major gripe that I found in the game was the rather unimpressive length of it, featuring only 6 stages, but this is justified given the price of the game. I still wish there was more to experience in this tiny gem. To reinforce my previous points, Tiny & Big: Grandpa's Leftovers is a beautiful and enjoyable game, only hindered by it's length and lack of content.
A Tiny gem with big valueric37 | Aug. 15, 2014 | See all ric37's reviews »
It's really funny and amusing games, very beautifully executed, nice mechanics, cool art-style. Kind of reminds me of psychonauts a bit, if you liked that you'll probably like this one too. I don't know if it's worth the full price, but if you catch it on sale i recommend buying it.
A fun game that will have you playing around for hoursBlockAgent | June 25, 2014 | See all BlockAgent's reviews »
This is one of those rare games that even though it only takes about 2 hours to play through, you spend about 8 or 9 hours doing so because interacting with the environment is so much fun. Cutting, rocketing and grappling pieces of the environment was a ton of fun. Basically anything you see is yours to destroy in any way you see fit. The game itself is pretty addictive and will have you saying to yourself "just one more level" over and over again if you play it late at night. The game also has a fun and charming art style to it that adds to the enjoyment.
Tiny Game That's Big on CharmNucularS | June 22, 2014 | See all NucularS's reviews »
Get your explorer hat on and prepare to solve easy puzzles that interact with and shape the world. The game is tiny and can be easily completed in a day – which is a good thing because it never gets boring, but big on charm and quirky humor, with a surprisingly dark theme behind it. In a few words, this is Indiana Jones meets Tomb Raider in a very Adventure Time kind of way. My only regret is the lack of creative puzzles to take advantage of the unique tools at your disposal.
Innovative, fun, awesome and long enoughficha13 | June 18, 2014 | See all ficha13's reviews »
Tiny and Big is a short and fun game with an interesting gimmick. The game mechanics relies on cutting stuff and making or clearing up the path so you can progress further. It's basically like the system in Metal Gear Solid if you want a comparison. The feel of it is really great and really makes what could have been a boring game, very fun. The art and soundtrack is also awesome, the design and art looks like a darker version of Adventure Time mixed with Aztec structure art. Also there are tutorial moments where you play on what is basically a gameboy and they look awesome. They have the classic green screen look and really good 8-bit music. The soundtrack is also very cool. It's a mix of genres and instruments and will keep reminding you of music from the '60's and '70's. Tiny & Big Grandpa's Leftovers is a really interesting indy game with a very innovative concept that is solidly brought to life, awesome soundtrack and a lot of charm. It might not be all that long, but it is sweet and indeed worth your time.
A brief Epicdamodarko | April 17, 2014 | See all damodarko's reviews »
I picked up this wonderfully quirky game a while back and I could not have loved it more. This game has a hilarious and childish mini script written for it and coupled with the comic stylings really brings it all together. In this game you can literally slash your way through a level how you like, with quirky gadgets and massive landscapes. The soundtrack is fantastic and you can acquire new tracks as you play on. The only downside to this game is that it ends and that it ends rather quickly. However, for the price you are in for a treat. It was kind of an experiment by the studio but I would love to see more of this from them.
Imaginative and creative use of a GimmickAkiMatti | March 21, 2014 | See all AkiMatti's reviews »
This game has a certain gimmick in it, which is the possibility to cut terrain obstacles and then move the slices. The mechanic works very well and the player is left with his/her own imagination as to how to overcome the obstacles with it. The gimmick is however only part of the game, another part is the humor. The humor reminds me a bit of Psychonauts and MDK, bizarre and childish. Just the way I like it :) The controls are responsive and work even with a gamepad. I used Logitech F510 successfully. Keyboard + Mouse might work more accurately, though. It is a nice adventure platformer which will give you a journey you will likely not regret taking.
Insanely Inventive, and Ludicrously CharmingIntFam | Oct. 5, 2013 | See all IntFam's reviews »
At first, as you meander through a simple tutorial stage that shows you how everything works, T&B seems like a pretty straightforward puzzle-platforming experience. But as soon as the game unleashes you on the world, you realize that you're about to experience something special. Tiny & Big: Grandpa's Leftover's has a simple concept; use your three tools (a powerful cutting laser, a grappling hook that you use for pulling rather than climbing, and a launcher that fires little rockets that stick to objects and propel them forward when you activate them) to navigate the stages and have yourself a grand old adventure. T&B takes this concept and lets you run free with it, leaving few restrictions save a robust physics engine, and your own creativity to solve the game's puzzles. The game's surreal sense of humor and gorgeously quirky art design help carry it along as you work through several stages of the game with your trusty tools. The only true fault of the game is that it's just so short, but at ten dollars (and often less, considering how often it goes on sale), it's well worth dropping your hard-earned handful of dollars on if you enjoy a good puzzle platformer. With any luck, we'll see a sequel some time in the future that really runs wild with the concept introduced here.
Unique game that innovates a genrefabiotp91 | Aug. 21, 2013 | See all fabiotp91's reviews »
Tiny & Big: Grandpa's Leftovers has the unique art style, the unique funny story and the unique gameplay, the game marks itself with the possiblity to make you change every level destroying it to solve your way to reach your path or even to defeat enemies, it´s a very funny game, very enjoyable too, this game truly deserves a sequel, i recomend very much for you to take a ride in this world that just brings you joy and hours of fun and engaging gameplay!
Short & SweetFlamingDbag | Aug. 20, 2013 | See all FlamingDbag's reviews »
I beat it in one sitting. It wasn't amazing or deep, or even that long to be honest, but it was fun and seriously helped me to mellow when I was stressed out. It's a good game to play and relax to, solving mild puzzles and abusing the cutting tool for laughs and giggles. If you have interest in this game I do suggest you buy it, just be aware it's a short game and there doesn't seem to be much reason to replay it either so I suggest you wait until it goes on sale whenever. Definitely deserves a sequel.
This is great, especially for an indie gameAvesomeofthat13 | Aug. 7, 2013 | See all Avesomeofthat13's reviews »
When I first got this, I didn't know what to think - I was presented with a character that could cut rock and attach rockets to it, which is pretty darn cool! It's puzzle based in a way, as you have to use your laser cutter to progress through the level, and use your rockets to move heavier objects. I did however find that the story is very short, about 6 missions I think, that were reasonably long - I think I completed the game in about 5 hours. I was captivated by the graphics - it has the cartoon like feel of borderlands, except it's less anti-aliased and jagged, which is okay, but I like a sharper image. It is genuinely very good.
Great Use of Mechanicsbwrussell | July 8, 2013 | See all bwrussell's reviews »
This game is really a wonderful example of what the indie community can bring to the table. The art style is superb, I never tired of the 3D, comic book-esque, sound effects popping up and the cel shaded graphics works well. The mechanics are unique and solid. You can interact with way more of the environment than necessary to complete the tasks which leads to quite a bit of goofing off, tearing things down and blasting them around. The story actually ends up having a bit of depth once you get through a few slow bits in the middle. Given how this game was developed and published it is unsurprising to see a few issues, like some occasional control bugs, but all the things it does right gloss them over. I can certainly recommend this game but I would caution against buying the soundtrack until you've heard the music.
Unique 3D Puzzle/PlatformerIchiVanilla | July 6, 2013 | See all IchiVanilla's reviews »
This game was a big surprise to me, a lot of indie games will claim "unique gameplay" by changing a few things (gravity, physics, etc.). Tiny and Big does more than just alter one thing. First off, it is a 3D platformer with a fairly open world to explore. You are guided through "levels", however within each level there are multiple secrets, and plenty of areas that exist for the sole purpose of exploring. The big thing that sets this game apart from the others is your three tools: the cutter, the rocket, and the grappling hook. The cutter allows you to cut almost anything in half, at any angle, so you can make some pretty complex paths to get to hard-to-reach places. The rocket obviously blasts things away from you, and the grappling hook pulls them towards you. It is very fun/interesting using these three tools to construct your own paths through the levels. The only cons this game has are: 1) the length, it's a bit short, but for the price it's not so bad 2) It's gameplay is slightly hindered by using a xbox controller (which i did). Eventually you get over it but you just don't have the speed you would have with a mouse to control the cutter during battle sequences. Overall it is a nice polished 3D platforming game with some very interesting new gameplay mechanics, i'd recommend it to people who liked playing banjo kazooie/spyro/crash bandicoot and other 3-d platformers as a kid, and want something with new gameplay elements.
Unique Experienceawestover89 | July 5, 2013 | See all awestover89's reviews »
Tiny and Big is an odd little gem with a lot of really unique aspects. It is similar in many ways to other physics based puzzlers, but with a sandbox, open world feel to it. The artistic style is unlike anything I have seen in other games, and the use of the environment when solving the puzzles is extremely well done. Using the tools at your disposal to completely destroy the terrain was, at times, even more enjoyable than the actual game. The game was a bit on the short side, and it is the kind of game that you cannot take seriously. The humor is a bit low brow but if you want to just wind down and lose yourself in a funny cartoony world, then Tiny and Big is an excellent choice.
Great gametusccar | July 5, 2013 | See all tusccar's reviews »
I loved this game, the art style and play style go together great and it is loads of fun. However as already stated, the controls are a bit wonky. Its almost perfect but controls bog it down. I still highly recommend this game to anyone!
Unique adventure that doesn't overstay its welcomeMaghook | July 4, 2013 | See all Maghook's reviews »
This game has a wonderful art style, a sort of blend between Psychonauts and Borderlands, and the amount of destruction you can cause is quite remarkable, especially for a small indie title. You can literally slice through chunks of mountain ridges and columns to create your own pathways, which is encouraged considering how many secrets there are to find. The music is also pretty cool. It's a big mish-mash of artists, similar to how Hotline Miami went about their soundtrack. You won't get much playtime out of this but if you enjoy puzzle platformers then you should consider grabbing Tiny and Big when it's on sale.
Could not keep my eyes off this gamemor0se | July 4, 2013 | See all mor0se's reviews »
I finished this game the day i bought it. Its great fun, a very unique puzzle game with the humor you want. You can almost always find a unique solution to obtain the collectibles, you have levels which require some thought and some which you can fly through (or in my case explore every inch of) For the price the game is definitely worth it, and furthermore the achievements are fun to obtain.
A Very Unique Puzzle Gamethegaminglyfe | June 20, 2013 | See all thegaminglyfe's reviews »
Tiny & Big is one of the most unique puzzle games I've played and it relies heavily on your various tools to cut, manipulate and move the environment around. The game has a very nice art style that looks very beautiful and a great soundtrack even though there aren't many songs. Thera are parts that will make you laugh, the game has quite a lot of humour in different parts of the game. Highly recommended to anyone who's sick of generic puzzle games and is looking for something new.
Awesome Game!DanielZo0 | June 11, 2013 | See all DanielZo0's reviews »
There is nothing on the market that delivers the kind of experience you get from this game. The art and music are memorable and enjoyable. The game play is innovative and unique and the story is, while a bit shallow, enjoyable. The comic style art was flawlessly executed. The game simply looks good. From the open areas bright areas to the enclosed dark ones, the art style never fails to deliver. Visually, the game is wonderful. The soundtracks fit in perfectly with the game. I enjoyed almost every track. The game play is what really grabs you. The slicing, pulling and rocketing is an incredible mechanic that gives you unrivaled flexibility in the game. Since almost everything can be manipulated, it gives new meaning to "the world is your playground". You can choose the paths the developers created for you and drag a block here and cut a block there or have some fun, explore and be creative. This is where the game shines. That being said, one big gripe i have about the game play is the controls. The movement feels very clunky and when you're trying to inch along a narrow beam, you'll frequently accidentally step too far and die. I'd say 80% of my deaths were these kinds. Luckily its no huge deal since the respawns are instant. No load times between deaths, no nothing. Just bam! There you are. And the checkpoints are frequent enough that dying is far from the end of the world. The game does get a little repetitive if you try to play it all in one sitting. If you take this game in pieces, you'll enjoy every bit of it. The story is incredibly simple but gains a surprising amount of depth. It is simply this: You are Tiny, your brother, Big, stole your grandpa's magical underwear (and has decided to wear it on his head) and has gone a bit nuts. You have to get to him and take your underwear back. In the last level, the game actually develops a bit of depth and all the stuff around you starts to have some meaning. It was a surprisingly pleasant discovery. The ending is pretty good too. Not the greatest I've ever seen but good. Overall, for delivering a fun and memorable experience, I give it an 8. 2 points were docked for the minor control issue and the occasional feeling of tedium
great fun.CallmeTeh | June 10, 2013 | See all CallmeTeh's reviews »
a nice little indie physics based indie game which is great fun to pass a few hours. This game has an amazing sound track. It's very quirky and quite funny. well worth a buy.
Awesome gamebulbipop | May 7, 2013 | See all bulbipop's reviews »
This game is a must have, with a great art style, a revolutionary gameplay where you can cut and move almost any platform or wall to make your way through the game. There's not a lot of music but there are all great too. The story is funny, there's a lot of hidden levels or objects to found but the game is pretty short, I think I spent approximately 5 hours on it but 5 funny hours destroying everything I saw !
Ruined by terrible controlsLunk | Jan. 17, 2013 | See all Lunk's reviews »
Tiny & Big features a really cool art style, an amusing story, and an excellent soundtrack. There's even a lot of fun to be had outside the plot, destroying the environments with the various tools you're given. All of those are things I normally value very highly in a game, but I was shocked to discover just how little they matter when combined with awful controls. Throughout most of the game, there are some mild frustrations to be found in trying to execute some really picky jumps and combating the camera movement, but nothing that would cause me to slash the score nearly as much as I did. The problem lies with the laser, which works well enough on the stationary targets you have to use it on through most of the game, but the boss fights are a different story altogether and the laser is all that really matters in them. The boss fights are really repetitive affairs, with each one demanding increasing levels of precision and perfect timing with the laser, which controls very poorly against moving objects (partly by design, partly by simply not responding accurately, and partly by requiring perfect positioning of an obstinate camera while trying to avoid projectiles in confined spaces). Adding to the frustration is that even if you execute it nearly perfectly, there's still a very good chance that the giant fragments of your target will fall on top of you and kill you in an area so small that they'd be virtually impossible to avoid even if you could see them coming with the camera stuck directly behind your character. For what it's worth, I played the game on a PC-as-console style setup using a 360 controller. Your mileage may vary, especially if you're using a mouse and keyboard, as I don't know how the game reacts to those. What I do know is that this game lasted about 3 hours from start to finish, and a significant portion of that time was spent on a pair of absolutely infuriating boss fights that completely snuffed out any positive feelings I had about a game I really wanted to like.
Very nice concept and gameXibalba | Jan. 15, 2013 | See all Xibalba's reviews »
The game play is innovative and unique and the story is, while a bit shallow, enjoyable. The comic style art was flawlessly executed. The game simply looks good. From the open areas bright areas to the enclosed dark ones, the art style never fails to deliver. Visually, the game is really nice, The soundtracks fit in perfectly with the game. I enjoyed almost every track. You can choose the paths the developers created for you and drag a block here and cut a block there or have some fun, explore and be creative.
Surprisingly Great!MoazTheFreeman | Dec. 7, 2012 | See all MoazTheFreeman's reviews »
This was a very surprisingly fun game! I have never played any Tiny and Big games before, and I thought I might give this one a try. The game oozes with style from every pore, has an amazing graphics style, and a great soundtrack! Also, the story is really entertaining. And most importantly, the puzzles. You are given great tools to manipulate the environment in many different ways to solve problems. This is a really fun game, and you will not regret your purchase, definitely worth it!
A little gemCavalieroscuro | Dec. 7, 2012 | See all Cavalieroscuro's reviews »
This game is a tiny, little gem. First of all, it has an innovative gameplay. Basically all you have to do is proceed to next level using your cutter and your rope to modify and use elements like rocks or...buildings to advance. It sound simple and it is, but is very funny also. The soundtrack is another strong point of this production: in fact, you can collect several tapes unlocking additional tracks on your player. By the way, the game is very short and can be beaten in one hour and thirty (two hours if you wanna reach all secret locations), but the price of four € is almost a gift for this. It's worth it and you must buy it!
Amazing concept but it needs improvementDukePaul | Dec. 7, 2012 | See all DukePaul's reviews »
Tiny & Big is a good platformer with fantastic art, clever puzzles and the good use of physics thanks to the laser that can cut the enviroment, this is really neat and fun to watch, the destructible stages are the best thing of this title. This game is like a sandbox platfomer, you have freedom to resolve puzzles and sometimes the jump zones are a little awful because its easy to to die and there aren't enough checkpoints and you will have to do the same things again. The game is short but right now is on sale and for this price if you like platform games is a nice buy.
Good gameBolo | Nov. 18, 2012 | See all Bolo's reviews »
This game truly caught me by surprise. I was expected a portal ripoff, or some uninteresting puzzle game but what I got was surprising quirky, addicting, and most of all, fun. Tiny and Big took my an a small and entertaining search for my pants. It's not an overwhelming large game, but it still packs a punch. The various tools, a slicer, a rocket device, and simple "gravity gun" allow you to use the environment in insane and awesome ways. Overall, this game is surprisingly good and you won't be disappointed.


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Treatment Gives Dwarf Mice a Growth Spurt2013-09-18 14:00S. Cassagnaud et al., Science Translational Medicine (2013)Big step. A mouse that has the equivalent of achondroplasia (top) doesn't measure up to an animal that received injections of FGFR3 (bottom).It may sound counterintuitive, but the most common type of human dwarfism results when cells in a child's bones are overstimulated by growth factors. A mouse study, however, suggests that injecting such children with a molecular decoy that sponges up these factors could treat the condition.People with the form of dwarfism called achondroplasia rarely stand more than 1.5 meters tall. The mutation responsible for the condition ends up stunting the growth of the long bones in the arms and legs, bowing the vertebral column, and often constricting the passage through which the spinal cord runs. Along with short stature, the condition can cause difficulty walking; fluid buildup around the brain; and apnea, or the temporary inability to breathe. Although researchers haven't identified a treatment for achondroplasia, they have uncovered the molecular flaw that triggers it. As a typical child's bones elongate, cartilage cells called chondrocytes mature and then die, allowing hard, bony material to supplant them. In children with achondroplasia, a genetic flaw causes a receptor on the surface of these chondrocytes to be hyperactive. When stimulated by molecules called fibroblast growth factors, this receptor, known as FGFR3, prevents the cells from maturing and impedes bone formation.To calm this overzealous receptor, molecular biologist Elvire Gouze of INSERM in Nice, France, and colleagues resorted to deception. They repeatedly injected a solution of FGFR3 into mice that had a growth-hindering condition equivalent to achondroplasia. The researchers hypothesized that these free-floating copies of the receptor would serve as decoys, capturing fibroblast growth factor molecules and reducing stimulation of the cartilage cells' receptors. That's what appeared to happen. The treatment restored normal growth in the mice and forestalled skeletal defects characteristic of achondroplasia, the researchers report online today in Science Translational Medicine. Injections of the decoy cut the percentage of mice that showed abnormal curvature of the spine from 80% to as little as 6%, depending on the dose. When the treated mice matured, the females gave birth to normal numbers of pups, another sign that the skeleton—specifically, the pelvis—had reached full adult size.FGFR3 injections benefitted the mice in another way, cutting their mortality rates by more than two-thirds. "We suppressed complications," Gouze says. "They don't have problems breathing, they don't have paraplegia [inability to walk] anymore." After dissecting the animals, weighing their organs, testing their blood, and scrutinizing their tissues under the microscope, she and her colleagues didn't detect any signs of ill effects from the treatment. The team plans further studies on mice to confirm the approach's safety and to nail down the optimal schedule for doses, she says."I think it's a really exciting paper," says clinical geneticist William Horton of the Shriners Hospital for Children in Portland, Oregon. "It clearly shows that if you give this agent, the bones grow." Medical geneticist Jacqueline Hecht of the University of Texas Medical School at Houston concurs. Growth in a bone occurs in a region called the growth plate, and Hecht says the study suggests that the injected FGFR3 "restores the growth plate and increases bone growth. You really can't ask for more."Decoy FGFR3 is among four molecules that have recently shown promise for sparking bone growth; a tweaked version of one molecule, C-natriuretic peptide (CNP), has already gone through human safety trials. But Hecht notes that although CNP breaks down within minutes in the body, decoy FGFR3 lasts for hours and produces normal growth in the mice with just twice-weekly injections. The new treatment "is the best by far" of these approaches, she says. What researchers should do now, Horton says, is test all four molecules in mice to determine which one causes the fewest side effects and provides the best results. "At some point there needs to be a direct comparison," he says.
A Decoy Protein Could Cure DwarfismWritten by Brian Krans | Published on September 18, 2013French researchers fool a dysfunctional gene to stimulate regular bone growth in young mice with dwarfism.Researchers believe they've found a way to prevent achondroplasia, the most common form of dwarfism.Achondroplasia is caused by a mutation in the fibroblast growth factor receptor 3 (FGFR3) gene. It prevents limb bones from growing to their full lengths.Scientists at the Centre Méditerranéen de Médecine Moléculaire in France have discovered that introducing a decoy version of the protein prevents achondroplasia in mice.Faking Out FGFR3Stéphanie Garcia and colleagues developed a synthetic form of FGFR3—sFGFR3—and injected it into mice with achondroplasia-like characteristics. They found that the synthetic protein kept the mutant gene receptor from functioning, which allowed bones to grow normally.A parent with the FGFR3 gene mutation has a 50 percent of passing it on to his or her child. If both parents have the same mutation, there is a high likelihood the fetus will never come to full term. If it does, the baby will have achondroplasia dwarfism.The mice treated with sFGFR3 had bones that grew to a typical length and died less often as pups, suggesting to researchers that if used in humans, the drug could make surgery to treat achondroplasia obsolete.Hope for a Cure?While much more research is needed, Garcia and her team are hopeful their findings could result in a treatment for newborns with achondroplasia to prevent bone growth problems associated with dwarfism. Currently, there is no cure for dwarfism."These results describe a new approach for restoring bone growth and suggest that sFGFR3 could be a potential therapy for children with achondroplasia and related disorders," researchers concluded in their study, published in the top journal Science.A person is considered to have dwarfism if he or she is 4-feet, 10-inches or shorter in adulthood. It can be detected in-utero by an ultrasound scan.Emmy and Golden Globe-winning actor Peter Dinklage and Jackass star Jason "Wee Man" Acuña are two celebrities with dwarfism caused by achondroplasia.


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JRMC birth center to use advanced tools
July 15, 2011 at 1:57 am in The Jamestown Sun
Hospital rooms aren't always happy places. But most on the north side of Jamestown Regional Medical Center's second floor will be, and not just because of the pink and powder-blue caps.
The Family BirthPlace at Jamestown Regional Medical Center is the only birthing center between Fargo and Bismarck and Devils Lake and Aberdeen. At its new location, the BirthPlace promises more efficient services, better security and state-of-the art equipment to provide the best care for moms and babies.
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Tampere Hacklab 5w is official registered as "mode 5w ry". To become member of our hacklab you have to send free-form application for membership to mode 5w registered association board <firstname.lastname@example.com>. Following information is required in membership application:
- Hackerspace member;
- Registration fee 20 €
- Right to use hackerspace during weekly meetings.
- Hackerspace member and hackerspace user;
- Registration fee 20 € + hackerspace user fee (5-50 € / month, one can choose how much)
- Registration fee includes first month's user fee
- Right to use hackerspace at any chosen time. Payments will be checked every 3 month.
Membership requires accepting rules of registered association. Take look at current rules of mode 5w registered association.
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Olympia, Wash. (PRWEB) January 09, 2013
Paddle Boarding and Surfboarding are great tools for weight maintenance for those who enjoy it, however the upfront investment can be reason why many people have been hesitant to partake in the sport.
Kitson Boards has decided to offer financing on all paddle boards and surfboards for clients interested in trying out the activity.
Customers looking for a financing option for your board, are recommend to use PayPal's Bill Me Later service. On purchases over $99 paddle board customers can make no payments and pay no interest if you pay in full within six months.
"We want to ensure our carbon fiber paddle boards and surfboards are as affordable as possible," said AmazingUniverse.com, Inc President, Michael Kitson, which is the parent company of both Kitson Boards, LLC and the wine rack and wine cellar manufacture Wine Rack Store.com
Founded by Michael and Denise Kitson, Kitson Boards, LLC headquarters is located in Olympia, WA. Kitson Boards are all crafted out of the ultra durable and long lasting carbon fiber material. All production of surfboards, paddle boards and wakesurf boards, as well as the people behind the brand are based in North America and is the only board producer to do so. Kitson Boards prides itself on outstanding customer service and only the finest in recreational boarding and accessories. Free shipping is available throughout the continental USA.


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