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IMDB Comment: In 1945 a mental hospital receives a patient who will be known to all as Princess. The patient is fortunate because the staff at hospital will attempt to cure the patients relying on various new methods, that aren't too schoolbook-like. In this somewhat 'liberal' environment Princess will become known to all as some kind of Her Royal Highness who can, maybe surprisingly too, treat everyone as if she really possessed the grace and power of a sovereign. But of course the reality will always strike back, softer or harder.
The movie is based on real events which roll by in fast but still at an enjoyable pace. The film could be enjoyable too because it contains a good deal of the top cream of contemporary Finnish actors, not to mention the Finnish rock star Paula Vesala who makes a decent, if not just great, debut on the screen as a supporting actress. Despite the film is about a serious mental illness I couldn't but laugh at few scenes - even if some scenes are really tragic and even terrifying, no one can escape the fact that life never needs to be too serious even if the environment is against you.
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Depiction in the seriesEditCelestia and Luna explain to Twilight Sparkle that Tirek and his brother Scorpan came to Equestria from "a distant land" to steal Equestrian magic. However, Scorpan grew to appreciate the ways of Equestria and even befriended a young unicorn wizard. Scorpan pleaded with his brother to abandon their plans, but Tirek refused to relent. To save Equestria, Scorpan informed the princesses of Tirek's intentions. Scorpan returned to his homeland while Tirek was imprisoned in Tartarus for his crimes.
Celestia states that Tirek likely escaped during the events of It's About Time, when Cerberus left his post at Tartarus' gates, and has only recently regained enough strength to use his dark powers after languishing in Tartarus for centuries.
While continuing to devour unicorn magic, Tirek is captured by Discord, who is there on behalf of his friendship to the ponies. Likening Discord's actions to those of his "weak-minded brother," Tirek appeals to Discord's former nature as a master of chaos, convincing him that friendship is "a new form of imprisonment" and that betraying the ponies will grant him freedom to do as he pleases. With Discord's aid, Tirek is able to continue absorbing unicorn magic, gaining a stronger form and increasing in power. He soon becomes strong enough to begin absorbing magic from Pegasi and Earth ponies as well.
In Twilight's Kingdom - Part 2, Tirek continues to grow in strength and size. He becomes powerful enough to steal Alicorn magic and makes his way to Canterlot Castle. Anticipating his arrival, Celestia, Luna, and Cadance transfer all of their magic into Twilight and send her into hiding, believing Tirek is unaware of her royal status. When Tirek arrives and finds the princesses devoid of their magic, he banishes them to Tartarus as revenge for his own imprisonment.
When Discord has doubts about their alliance, Tirek gives him the medallion around his neck as a token of his gratitude and loyalty, claiming that it originally belonged to "someone very close" to him. He soon discovers Twilight via her depiction in a stained glass window and questions the existence of a fourth princess; Discord confirms this and directs Tirek to Twilight's home in Ponyville.
When the two arrive, they capture Twilight's friends and Tirek absorbs their magic, growing even more powerful. Discord is thrilled by the prospect of ruling Equestria alongside Tirek, but Tirek suddenly turns on him and says he is no longer of any use, proceeding to absorb his magic as well. When Discord reminds Tirek of the medallion, Tirek reveals it was given to him by his treacherous brother Scorpan and considers it "as worthless as he is."
Tirek soon finds Twilight and pursues her relentlessly, destroying the Golden Oak Library in the process. Enraged, Twilight fights Tirek in an intense battle of magic. Tirek fights back, but their evenly matched might leads them to a stalemate. Thus Tirek offers Twilight a trade: the release of her friends in exchange for the Alicorn magic. Despite her friends' protests, Twilight agrees to trade the magic for her friends, including Discord despite his betrayal. Upon releasing them, Tirek promptly absorbs all of Twilight's magic, making him all-powerful.
However, when Discord bestows Scorpan's medallion upon Twilight as a sign of true friendship and gratitude, it proves to be the final key needed to open the Tree of Harmony chest. As Tirek rampages through the Everfree Forest, the Mane Six open the chest, gaining a new, powerful magic that Tirek is unable to overpower. With this magic, the ponies strip Tirek of all his stolen magic and reduce him to his weakened state again. He is last seen locked in a cage within Tartarus, guarded by Cerberus.
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He has a deep resentment toward his brother Scorpan after his betrayal, describing him as "weak-minded" and "worthless."
Tirek is potentially one of the most powerful magic users in the show. However, his magic is severely diminished due to his imprisonment in Tartarus. His most prominently displayed abilities are shooting beams from an orange orb generated between his horns and absorbing magic from others.
Upon escaping from Tartarus, he is forced to steal unicorns' magic to restore his strength, later building up to Pegasi, Earth ponies, and even Discord himself. The drained magic empowers Tirek both physically and magically, giving him brighter colors, a more muscular physique, longer horns, and a deeper voice. His absorption powers increase in scale as well, enabling him to drain dozens of ponies at once. He also exhibits new abilities, such as creating holographic image constructs.
After absorbing the magic of Twilight's friends and Discord, Tirek's size increases to the point at which he towers over most buildings in Ponyville. His growing musculature shatters the bracers on his arms, and he grows a mass of white hair on his head to match his beard and tail. In this state, his power and magic equal that of an Alicorn magic-empowered Twilight Sparkle and he can hold his own against her in battle. Among his abilities include an energy shield, flight or very powerful leaps, and incredible physical strength and endurance. When negotiating with Twilight, he also displays abilities similar to Discord's chaos magic, demonstrated when he snaps his fingers and summons Twilight's drained friends in levitating bubbles.
After absorbing Twilight's Alicorn magic, Tirek grows from his already-impressive magnitude to a size comparable to that of a hydra. His other abilities are similarly enhanced, but he still proves inferior to the Mane Six when they gain the power of the Tree of Harmony, losing all of the magic he'd drained from Discord, the princesses, unicorns, Pegasi, and Earth ponies.


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I'm an LA Kings fan. Penner had a good playoffs. Who the hell cared what he did in the regular season its the playoffs that matter. (I guess we forget that here)
Judging from your statistical analysis you didn't even watch the games. Or you wouldn't be comparing Penners contribution with Dwight King, or Trevor Lewis.
Also, nobody stated Penner was "responsible for the cup" He was a very helpful ingredient and had a pretty physical playoffs, was hard to play against, and created a lot of space for linemates. The good Penner most definitely showed up in the playoffs that year.
Finally, it doesn't matter one iota subsequent to trade that Penner is a declining asset, he's not even the Kings asset anymore. Kings cashed in their chips. Jury is out on what we got in deferred assets.
lets keep it real here too. Plenty of posters here figured Teubert was a meaningful part of this transaction ftr and that his involvement made the trade more palatable in getting a player back.
But of course that was debunked as I stated at the time.
This is NOTHING about Klefbom either. Maybe he turns into a stud. But one can't assume that either. For now, and that's all I stated, Kings won this hands down.
I guess well have to agree to disagree, because if Penner was on the Oilers, he wouldn't have made the playoffs, so wed have to judge his regular seasons (which were horrible)
The Kings traded beans for a useful playoff player, and won the cup, so they are happy.
But just because they won the cup doesn't automatically make the Oilers lose the deal. If we had kept Penner he would have had 2 horrible seasons, and would have signed elsewhere. So we would have literally been left with nothing. His depature marginally hurt the Oilers, and Klefboms emergence will have a bigger impact
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Three experts recruited by consumer magazine Which? found spending more did not guarantee a decent lunch.
The top-rated sandwiches in each of three categories of filling - cheese, chicken and tuna - cost £1.70 or less.
Gourmet-sounding sandwiches, particularly those from the growing number of high street coffee chains, got a lukewarm review even though the most expensive in the list cost £2.80.
The experts were Charles Bamford, from award-winning sandwich maker Peter Herd of Wilmslow, bread expert Linda Collister and Jane Milton, a food consultant.
None of the 36 sandwiches from 12 retailers gained the maximum 10 out of 10 in the "blind" taste test.
The best rated cheese sandwich cost £1.50 from bakery chain Greggs while a Simply Cheese Ploughmans from Boots got just one out of 10. Experts described it as having "stale bread, unpleasant cheese, brown lettuce and too much oily mayonnaise".
A Chicken Salad sandwich from supermarket chain Waitrose, priced £1.70, was considered the best in its category.
Three shared bottom place with just one out of 10. They were Just Chicken from Sainsbury's, Marks & Spencer's Chicken Salad and a Roast Chicken Salad from the Costa coffee chain, which despite its £2.55 price tag, was said to have "tasteless bread, front-filled with plastic tasting" meat.
The worst tuna sandwich in the test was the Tuna and Sweetcorn offering from M&S, which was described as an "unpleasant combination of wet bread, string, dark tuna, and too much mayo".
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Make-A-Wish Luau at Dysarts
Hampden resident Ericka Garcia, 16, (second from left) enjoys Hawaiian-style dance instruction with friends including Stephen Hoffman, 15, (left) and Sarabeth Miller, 16, (far right) during a luau party put on by the Make-A-Wish Foundation at Dysart's in Hermon on Tuesday, June 22, 2010. The foundation is also granting Garcia's wish--to travel to Hawaii. Garcia, who suffers from dermatomyositis, and her family leave for the island state next week where she will get a chance to practice her dance skills and taste authentic Hawaiian dishes. (Bangor Daily News/Bridget Brown)
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BARSTOW — There was no pomp and circumstance, but it was a special birthday nonetheless present for 96-year-old Carmela May.
On Dec. 21, Barstow Unified School District Superintendent Jeff Malan attended a birthday party held in Yorba Linda for the former Barstow resident to deliver an honorary high school diploma.
"It was fantastic," Malan said. "It was great. I never had an opportunity to do that before."
Malan received a letter from May's son, Wayne May, which described how scarlet fever cheated his mother from receiving her high school diploma. Carmela May's last name was Guido when she attended Barstow Union High School 78 years ago.
"Recently, Carmela has expressed how much she missed not having the opportunity to graduate with her fellow 1939 classmates," Wayne May said in the letter. "Mom also said she felt embarrassed and hid the fact she did not receive her high school diploma. During one of our visits, she told me that all of the Guido family members had to be quarantined to the house for six weeks. This was due to her younger brother, Larry Guido (class of 1941), was diagnosed with scarlet fever.
"When she returned to school, Carmela asked if she could make up the missed school work by coming in early and staying after hours. She was told this was not possible and that she would not be graduating with her class members. Carmela was devastated over the news."
After receiving the letter, Malan put a item on the Dec. 13 board of trustees meeting agenda to approve the honorary diploma for Carmela May. It was unanimously approved.
"She received cap and tassel and presented with the honorary high school diploma," Malan said. "It was very emotional for her, because she did not get the chance to graduate. It was a great moment for her on her 96th birthday."
Wayne May's letter states that there have been many Guido and May family members graduate from Barstow High School.
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How do you feel more stylish, in a dress or in a trouser. Lets say a summer dress or a trouser no matter formal or jeans.
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Original air date: June 18, 2016
If you knew you'd be out of work in five years, what would you do today? There's more going on behind the scene that you can imagine. The U.S. dollar is poised to collapse. Why aren't we educating ourselves? Why do we put our head in the sand? This week we talk to Matt Kerkhoff (Dow Thoery) and Jerry Robinson (Follow the Money Weekly) about how we can prepare for the currency collapse on the horizon.
Original air date: June 11, 2016
Do you really think your financial planner cares about you? Do you REALLY think the people handling your money are on your side? Regardless of the current growth in our economy, you're unlikely to see many benefits of it. Why? Where is the money going? The answer is NOWHERE. This week we talk with Rana Foroohar (Author: Makers and Takers) about how/why your dollars go into the finance system and never come out.
Original air date: June 4, 2016
What is happening to the middle class? What is really happening to the economy? This week we talk to Mohamed El-Erian (When Markets Collide) about his thoughts on the stock market, the U.S. economy and the "T-Junction". The road ahead of us is not yet set, we are not predestined to succeed or fail. Learn what the future may hold for you and how you can prepare for uncertainty.
Original air date: May 21, 2016
Everyone has a million dollar idea, but 99% do nothing with it. This week we'll be talking to a couple folks who are not only making their vision a reality, people who are not only doing well, but also doing good. What does it mean to be a spiritual entrepreneur? We'll hear from Tom Landis (Howdy Homemade Ice-cream) who employs special needs kids and gives them real jobs instead of just lip-service. We'll also talk to Phoenix's Larry White (LoLo's Chicken and Waffles) who went from spending time behind bars to building up a cult culinary following and a Phoenix institution.
Original air date: May 14, 2016
The direction of the stock market effects a lot more than just stock investors. If you've got retirement plans or pensions you should be very focused on what the stock market is doing. If you think you're going to be playing golf in your twilight years you better think again. This week we talk with Dr. Alexander Elder (Come Into My Trading Room) about why education in the stock market isn't just for traders.
Original air date: May 7, 2016
There's a very good chance you're a genius and don't know it. You might have ideas that could change the world, but you'll never know because of fear. Fear of making mistakes. Fear of failure. Fear of ridicule. This week we talk with Adam Grant (Originals: How Non-Conformists Move the World) about making the moves to create real change. Learn how the truly successful find the courage and will to break away from the pack.
Original air date: April 30, 2016
"Was There Really a RICH DAD?" Enough online speculation, after decades of questions, this week we'll talk with the son of the ACTUAL RICH DAD. If it wasn't for RICH DAD Robert wouldn't be changing lives today. Learn how Robert went from surfing and flunking out of school to the financial force of nature he is today.
Original air date: April 23, 2016
What is really going on with the U.S. Dollar, Saudi Arabia, 9/11, President Obama and the World Economy? If you really believe what you hear on Fox and CNN you have NO IDEA WHAT IS REALLY GOING ON! This week we talk with Bert Dohmen of Dohmen Capital for an inner circle insight into the real status of international relations and military motivation.
Original air date: April 16, 2016
The myth of the wealthy athlete still persists. Meanwhile, 78% of NFL players are declared bankrupt within eighteen months of leaving the organization. On top of that the average NFL career is only three years (Some as short as one month). This week we'll talk with financial planner John MacGregor and Detroit Lions Rookie of the Year Ryan Broyles about making moves early in life to create security for the future. Learn about making hay while the sun is shining.
Original air date: April 9, 2016
If you're not agile in today's economy, you're going to get trampled. Today's show is all about the ability to change direction as the speed of money. From 2000 to 2010 we saw the three biggest crashes in history, do you really think that's the end of it. We'll talk with Chris Martinson and Adam Taggart (Authors: PROSPER) about preparing for an uncertain future.
Original air date: April 3, 2016
With terrorism and the stock market at an all time high, is it time for gold again? Gold has been the stable anchor of currency for as long as we can remember and with times as uncertain as they are it may be time to return to that stable base.This week we talk with James Rickards (Author: The New Case For Gold) about the past, present and future of the most venerable currency standard in human history.
Original air date: March 26, 2016
You're not suppose to get jealous of other people's success, but when I see twenty year old kids starting billion dollar businesses it's hard not to be resentful. If you've ever thought "I have a million dollar idea" but you can't turn it into real money, this is the show for you. This week we talk with online entrepreneurship expert Brad DeGraw and the rich dad company's own Greg Arthur. Learn how to leverage the internet for more than cat videos.
Original air date: March 19, 2016
Are we safe financially? Have our leaders fixed the economic crisis or have they made it worse? Obama says he fixed the economy and China isn't a threat anymore, do you believe that? How did none of the "experts" see the last crash coming? This week we talk with Dr. Barry Eichengreen (Author: Hall Of Mirrors) about the shift in how we view the recessions and depressions of the past as well as how we predict the crashes on the financial horizon.
Original air date: March 12, 2016
People assume the rich this country are cheating on their taxes. The reality is that the poor and middle class and BEING CHEATED because they don't understand the tax code. The fact is the tax code is confusing on purpose and you need a savvy accountant to take advantage of the rules in place that help the rich pay less taxes than they would without financial knowledge. In this episode we'll learn the strategies the rich use to get their money back from the government from Tom Wheelwirght (Rich Dad Tax Advisor, Author of TAX FREE WEALTH) and Edward McCaffery (CNN contributor, Author of FAIR NOT FLAT: How to Make the Tax System Better and Simpler).
Original air date: March 5, 2016
Are we in a death spiral; is the next great depression about to hit? In 2016 what happens if China's bubble economy finally crashes? What are some of the things you can do to keep your self off financial suicide watch? This week we talk with Richard Duncan (The New Depression) about asset prices, the stock market and why it's all coming off the rails. Meanwhile the Chinese government is trying to convince the world it can stabilize it's quick eroding economy. Will we ALL be buried in china's landslide?
Original air date: February 27, 2016
This week we're talking about politics. Around the world, other countries are laughing at how we run or elections. The question is, just how stupid is the American voter? This is no longer politics are we know it. People are not educating themselves about the people they're about to put in charge of the most powerful country on earth. This week we discuss the power of passion, perception and positioning with Rick Shenkman (History News Network, Political Animals) and Laura Ries (Battlecry).
Original air date: February 20, 2016
If you're looking forward to retirement, we've got some bad news. Many of you might be working until the day you die because you haven't taken correct actions to secure your future. This week we have financial planner John McGregor and Bobby Monks (Author of UNINVESTED) to talk about the possibility of retirement in America and how Wall Street is hijacking your money.
Original air date: February 13, 2016
The market is poised for a fall, are you going to be buried in the rubble? Years ago I predicted 2016 would be an era of unprecedented financial crashes in America. So what can you do to prepare for the coming crash? This week we talk with Rich Dad Advisors Garrett Sutton and Andy Tanner. Now is not the time to sit back and hope, now is the time to prepare and take action. Learn why your broker may be advising you all the way to the poor house.
Original air date: February 6, 2016
Are we raising a generation of wimps? Why has America shifted from the land of excellence to the land of participation trophies and "Safe Spaces". What is happening on our college campuses these days that is fostering this idea that we need to coddle an entire generation of students. This week we talk with Eugene Volokh (UCLA School of Law), Dr. Everett Piper (President, Oklahoma Wesleyan University) and speaker Jason Dorsey (http://jasondorsey.com) about the direction of millenials, their opinions and what it means for the future of American discourse.
Original air date: January 30, 2016
What's really more important to you, your health or your wealth? If you knew today what was eventually going to kill you, what would you do about it? This week we talk with Dr. Rahda Golpalan (Author of: SECOND OPINION) about leveraging both eastern and western medicine to take control of your health while you still have control of destiny.
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The House is named for the Reverend John Thornton Kirkland, Class of 1789, who served as President of Harvard from 1810 to 1828 in an important period of growth and expansion for the College. Kirkland House was one of the seven original residential Houses established in 1931. It is composed of Smith Halls, which were constructed in 1914 as freshman dormitories; Bryant Hall and the Masters' Residence, both constructed in 1931; and Hicks House, which dates from 1762 and serves as the House Library. Kirkland students also live in the 20 DeWolfe Street apartments. Located in Smith Halls, the dining hall and Junior Common Room boast magnificent woodwork and high ceilings that highlight Kirkland's classic charm and elegance.
Kirkland traditions are stepped in history both recent and colonial. Playing on the history of Kirkland's Hicks House, once the quarters for officers in General Washington's army, an opening ceremony marks the start of each school year. Students and Masters march behind a troupe of Revolutionary Era re-enactors who provide musical accompaniment on drum and fife. Kirkland residents take advantage of the House's relatively small size by hosting more intimate community events. Most notably, Secret Santa Week features skits performed by "Elves" for their "Santees." The week of celebration culminates in a Kirkland-only dinner and dance to toast the end of the semester. Residents also participate in the Kirkland Drama Society's two annual productions, one of which is based on a Shakespeare play.
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You definitely get your bang for the bucks here! The rooms are very bright and clean. Obviously there have been upgrades to this older building. No view from the room, but alas you can sit in the front under the awning and people watch! The full breakfast menu was awesome, I had the omelet for $8 and it was great! They do have a free continental breakfast but we didn't make it in time. The free cocktail at happy hour was a nice way to wind down from a day of running around. The bartenders were funny and personable. The reservationist was very informative and could answer any questions, like how to and how much to get from the airport to the hotel. Only down side was the front desk staff never broke a smile. The place is solid and you don't hear any neighbors. I would highly recommend the hotel and would return myself.
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Perfect timing for this question…how can you protect hair (especially color-treated) from the sun?
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Diane and I were sitting on the deck in the backyard, enjoying the weather around 7pm yesterday, when all of a sudden this thing flew by. I would normally shrug and say it was a mosquito, but this thing had to be 3 inches long. And it had an attitude.
Well your New Year's Resolutions have probably long been forgotten about...but the beginning of summer is another chance to make those goals!
So what am I hoping to accomplish this summer?
Matt Ryan and Laurie Cataldo broadcast live from Bar A for the Point's Summer Kick Off Party!
During the winter and spring, some people were involved with words like zumba, training, aerobics and dieting. I was involved with words like pizza, cake, pasta and Dessert Wars. I have plenty of time to get into reasonable summer shape, right? Wrong.
Laurie Cataldo, Townsquare Media
You know that John Lennon lyric, "Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans"?
It definitely applies to us here at the Point this week.
If you love summer at the Jersey shore, then this is the weekend you've been waiting for. The unofficial kickoff to summer is here, and that means all the things that go along with living at the shore in the summertime.
It's not just Friday anymore! Just a few years back the dreaded day to drive on the Parkway in the summer was Friday. Anybody who lived here for even a minute knew not to go Parkway South on Friday in the summer and everything will be alright. Not anymore.
When I was growing up in Staten Island there was nothing better than my Mom and Dad saying we were heading down the shore. There was no better feeling than hopping out of the car with pail and shovel, and of course in Mom's beach bag there was always a peanut butter and jelly sandwich waiting for me.
The greatest time of the year at the Jersey shore kicks off this weekend (even though lots of people at the shore think it already started last weekend) and now the parties begin. The sounds of people laughing, waves crashing on the hot sand and the smell of food grilling on the barbeque. Welcome to summer!
Keep this in mind as you read: I started this job 7+ years ago as an INTERN.
One week from today, I will be broadcasting live on location with Train.
We all know what happens in a week. The big front door of the Jersey shore opens up and the world comes in! It's tourist season at the Jersey shore!


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Moviemakers have hauled their cameras to some far off places this year. There's been the icy tundra of Siberia (The Way Back), the vast immensity of Russia's heartland (The Last Station) and the broken-down desolation of middle America (The Road, Winter's Bone). But phoey if we want to visit those places right now – too cold and not nearly fun enough. What caught our eye in this year's travel guide were the sandier, warmer climes, where you relax safe in the knowledge that you're not about to be eaten by cannibals or set upon by wolves. Okay, so there are one or two exceptions...
Location: French Polynesia
Movie: Couples Retreat
The film may have been all kinds of bobbins, but the locations - overwater villas! Golden sand beaches! Margaritas! - were oh-my-god amazing. If you made it to the end of the film, you'll know that argumentative marrieds Bateman, Vince Vaughn, Malin Akerman and their other halves kissed and made up after a few days with lunatic French love guru Jean Reno. But you'll probably have been too busy have been staring at the scenery of the St. Regis Resort to pay much attention. That crystaline water and those luxury, glass-bottomed huts shot Bora Bora to the top of our holiday wishlist. If you can ignore the CG sharks and the whiff of dead jokes, it's basically paradise. And did we mention the glass-bottomed villas?
Location: Abruzzo, Italy
Movie: The America
Sniffy critics likened the sheen of Anton Corbijn's film to one of star George Clooney's coffee ads, but boy did it make us want to become a pretend-photographer-who's-actually-an-assassin's-gunmaker-gone-to-ground. Okay, maybe The American was an action movie for people who find Antonioni a bit pacy, but Clooney's charisma kept us gripped and the breathtakingly shot Abruzzo scenery made us want to call our travel agent, if we had one. When our hero wasn't roaming the countryside pondering the meaning of life, he lay low in a modest apartment in the picturebox town of Castel del Monte. We'd probably use the local Travelodge, but a visit to this medieval eyrie would be well worth a midlife crisis and a few flying bullets.
Location: Tokyo
Movie: Enter The Void
The Tokyo of Enter The Void is a neon fairyland packed with Gen Y drifters, addled strippers and drugs so hard they'd beat up other drugs and steal their lunch money. No-one in their right mind would apply for a visa to Gaspar Noé's imagination, but there was something impossibly alluring about the setting of his latest lyseric odyssey. Japan's capital – like Lost In Translation mashed-up with the futureshock of Blade Runner's Los Angeles – is mad, bad and dangerous to visit, but hynotic and eerily beautiful with it. Our first (and possibly last) port of call would be this mini-version of Noé's Toyko. It's smaller and safer but just as kaleidoscopic. Look! The pretty colours!
Location: The architecture of the mind
Movie: Inception
Limbo has never looked so good. You might not want to live there, what with all the collapsing buildings, submerged streets, cascading chunks of archi-berg and whatnot, but what a place to take a stroll – and slay a few psychological demons while you're about it. Cobb and Mal's subsconcious is the deepest layer of Inception's dream world. There they find a constantly morphing citiscape that creaks and groans as things go 'kaboom' in the other layers. As long as we had our waders and the address of Cobb towers, we'd chance that and risk being buried under a giant Rubik's cube. Getting back might be a problem though.
Location: Wonderland
Movie: Alice In Wonderland
Who doesn't love a big old castle, even when it's owned by a sociopathic queen with an improbably big head and a penchant for decapitation? Say what you will about the Red Queen – and she's properly loopy – but she's got an eagle eye for design trends (check out the gloriously baroque interiors), outdoor feng shui (ditto those impeccably manicured gardens) and froggie footmen (ribbit!). The atmosphere around the place may be a little tense, what with to the threat of sudden death hanging over its staff and the giant salivating bloodhound parked outside, but there's always something going on and it's a great place to pick up a new hat.
Location: Scandinavia
Movie: How To Train Your Dragon
Those rugged Viking types are good at dragon training, herring fishing, longboat building and growing mahoosive beards but, despite coming from the home of IKEA, they're not known for home improvement. The drafty, highly flammable wooden huts that cling to the slopes of Berk island aren't what cosy weekend breaks are made of, nor is the heavily fish-and-sheep-based diet, but the teeny pet dragons who live in them are possibly the cutest pets this side of Mogwai. In fact, they're so adorable we'd risk a flambéing just to spend some time playing fetch with a Deadly Nadder.
Location: Los Angeles
Movie: A Single Man
There's not an frozen daiquiri's chance in hell that he'd let us in, but English professor George Falconer's pad packs the kind of effortless chic that would make Don Draper a very mad man. All that effortlessness takes a lot of hard work, though. Everything is ironed within an inch of its life, the lines are all '50s modernist cool, and the feng is 100% shui'ed. The picture of style and substance in harmony is complete by rich pine timbers and books so brainy they need other books to explain them. A visit here would prove two things beyond reasonable doubt: (1) having Tom Ford help pick your furniture is A Good Thing, and (2) it's probably time to pick up those empty Pot Noodle boxes.
Location: Santa Barbara, California
Movie: It's Complicated
As you'd expect from a Nancy Meyers film, the interiors of It's Complicated get a lot of love. That's particularly true of Meryl Streep's Jane and her white-heavy home in Santa Barbara, even before she gets a super-duper remodel from Steve Martin's architect. The kitchen has a huge glass cake stand that's permanently full of cake for one, and there's a fair chance that Alec Baldwin will drop by to say hello. Whatever the price, we'll take it.
Location: A Big American City (or Vancouver)
Movie: Tron Legacy
So you're a super-rich, totally handsome major stockholder in a Microsoft-alike corporation: where to live? Well, how about two old shipping containers stacked on top of one another at the foot of a suspension bridge? With motorbike parking available in the living room and a perfect ambiance for both old-school games consoles, modern computers and workshop tools, this is the ideal residence for a young man with a father complex and a disdain for responsibility.
Location: Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles
Movie: Somewhere
Home to the rich and infamous, LA's most famous hotel boasts a rich and rock 'n' roll history. And until our dream machine is finished or a rabbit hole stumbled upon, it's also one of the few places on this list you can get to. The Marmont is a rabbit hole of its own, in a sense - a timeless world haunted by the ghosts of silver screen starlets, movie moguls and Clark Gable. While you won't actually find Stephen Dorff's hedonist movie star padding its elegant corridors, there's a bunch of other movie stars who regularly call it home. And for a hotel modelled on a grand Loire Valley chateau, it's not as wildly expensive as you might imagine: rooms startsat $370.


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UK Visa Application Center has started accepting visa applications today at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Maldives. The center will collect biometric samples and the necessary documents from applicants in order to issue the visas.
The Center will be open till tomorrow and will take the biometric enrolments and documents from all applicants who have made prior appointments.
Government of the United Kingdom has established the Visa Application Center in the Maldives on the request of the Maldivian Government in order to ease the process for those applying for UK visas, especially for Maldivians going to the United Kingdom for higher studies.
The Maldives Government sees this as an important step in strengthening the services provided to Maldivians as part of President Yameen's Foreign Policy.


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Applying Henna has always come naturally to Rafal Thaher, founder of RFULLAHENNA, a henna application service, since the art form is a part of her cultural upbringing and has been a hobby of hers since she was nine years old. With no henna art businesses in the vicinity of her community, Rafal's plans to share her art at weddings, parties, and high school events. In addition to charging for her work, Rafal plans to visit Lowell General Hospital Cancer Center to provide henna for patients, particularly women being treated for breast cancer, to cover scars as well as enhance their features. Rafal first came to the United States in 2009, speaking no English. In the few years she has been in this country, she has perfected both her verbal and written skills. Rafal is currently attending Middlesex Community College and while she was originally planning on studying to become a dental assistant, NFTE has influenced her to want to study business instead. In the future, Rafal hopes to open a successful, world-wide chain of RFULLAHENNA salons.
In 2014 Rafal was the winner of NFTE New England's Regional Business Plan Competition and went on to represent her region at the National Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge in Silicon Valley in October, 2014.
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The word espalier is French, but tomb paintings dating back to 1400 B.C. show that the ancient Egyptians sculpted fig trees in the espalier style. This method of training fruit trees, which combines horticulture and art, involves bending and shaping the trees against a trellis so that they grow in unnatural shapes. Anchor espalier trees against a wall, or create free-standing trees to serve as dividers between two garden rooms.
Things You'll Need
- Post hole digger
- 4-by-4 inch, pressure-treated landscaping posts, 8 feet long
- Rocks
- Drill
- ¼-inch drill bit
- 6 screw-and-eye lag bolts
- 9-gauge wire
- Wire cutters
- Shovel
- Cloth ties
- Pruning shears
Measure and mark a 45-foot row of your espalier trees by hammering stakes into the ends of the rows and tying string between them. According to the University of Ohio Extension, you can plant between four and six espaliered trees on a two post trellis.
Dig post holes so that they align with the string. Dig the holes 2 feet deep next to the stakes at the ends of the row.
Insert the end of a post into each post hole. Add a layer of rocks to the bottom of each hole to prop the posts upright. Fill in the space around the posts in each hole with soil.
Drill a pilot hole into the inner side of the post for each screw-and-eye lag. Position the bottom pilot hole 24 inches off of the ground. Drill pilot holes up each inner side of the post at 24-inch intervals until you reach the top of the post. There should be three total pilot holes in each post spaced at 2-foot intervals in the post.
Screw a screw-and-eye lag into each pilot hole. Stretch 9-gauge wire between each lag bolt. Thread the ends of the wire into the lag bolts. Cut the ends of the wire with wire cutters so that they trail by several feet. Wrap the trailing end of the wire around the taut ends of wire to secure them.
Dig planting holes for your tree saplings between the two posts. If you are planting four espalier trees, space them every 11 feet. If you are planting six trees, space the planting holes every 7 feet.
Place each tree into the planting hole. Cover the root ball of the tree with soil. Gently bend the branches into the desired shape and tie them with soft cloth ties to the wire trellis. Snip off any branches that cannot be bent with pruning shears.
Tips & Warnings
- Dwarf apple trees make good trees for espalier.
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Wednesday 24 February 1937
It was Wednesday, under the sign of Pisces. The US president was Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic).
Famous people born on this day include Jerry Wiggin and Jozef Jurion.
Lost Horizon, directed by Frank Capra, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1937
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- Regifugium, in the Roman calendar.
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First Lady Diary: The First Family Lights the Xmas Tree
The First Family gathered yesterday to light the National Christmas Tree. It looks like the Obama's younger daughter Sasha got to push the button to turn on the lights. The excitement on their faces is priceless.
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By:Brayden T and Moustafa E
This poem is about a boy named Free and he lives near the sea, and he talks to god. This poem determines rhyme because the words have the same ending sound.
The other devices the poem has is rhythm, repetition, and assonance.
This poem is about the shore that has a swift breeze and the sun is burning on top of the people. And on top you can see the heaven. And the sun is reflecting off the water.
This poem determines rhythm because it goes in a beat.
This poem also has repetition.
This is a funny poem about STANKY feet and that it smells like limburger cheese.
This poem determines simile because it compares feet to limburger cheese and uses like and as. This poem has rhyme and rhythm.
This poem is about a croud that have straight backs and there always given the last shot.
This poem detemines hyperbole because it says there backs are as straight as rulers.
This poem also has simile.
This poem is about a raven that never moves anywhere around a chamber door.
This poem determines assonance because it said raven a lot of times including the end of the poem. This poem also has repetition.
This poem is about if you are a nobody or who are you.
This poem determines repetition because it repeats the same words I am a nobody and who I am.
This poem also has rhyme.
That is our six poems for tackk.


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Hey there, Educators! With the recent launch of SpiceU, and only 6 SpiceTrainers teaching Spiceworks, we need your help! We're all over the country and even though we're all doing training in areas that would be considered major metropolitan places, we need space. If you have a classroom that seats 25-30 adults, and we can rent it for a reasonable fee (or trade your room as a free ticket to the training), let us know! Please include what the available amenities are (weekends only, weekdays OK, no internet, fastest broadband this side of MCI, kitchen, no beer/food, etc.).
We're all currently seeking rooms in the following cities:
Albany, GA
Albuquerque, NM
Atlanta, GA
Augusta, GA
Baltimore/DC area, MD
Birmingham, AL
Chattanooga, TN
Columbia, SC
Columbus, GA
Daytona Beach, FL
Gainesville, FL
Jacksonville, FL
Joplin, MO
Knoxville, TN
Los Angeles, CA
Memphis, TN
Mobile, AL
Montgomery, AL
Nashville, TN
Panama City, FL
Pensacola, FL
San Diego, CA
Savannah, GA
Seattle, WA
St. Joe, MO
St. Louis, MO
Tampa - St.Petersburg, FL
Thomasville, GA
Topeka, KS
Witchita, KS
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Apr 14, 2011 at 1:16 UTC
KIT is an IT service provider.
Yes please assist if you can. We may be able to get a really great deal on a class held in your facilities. ;-)
Apr 15, 2011 at 8:50 UTC
I have been trying to find a way to expand the use of Spiceworks in thei area in school districts.
I think many Technology Directs oin K-12 districts are like I was three years ago - basically saying that they did not want to invest the time and energy to learn something new. I'm not faulting them - I know that they are really that busy. BUT once I saw Spiceworks I knew it would change everything for me.
I may have a very good location available - I don't have any control over it but it is a state entitiy that has been extremely supportive of K-12 school districts (it is their job) and I am sure something can be worked out.
As a matter fact there is a meeting of technology directors in that lcoation the first week of May.
If this is the kind of thing you are looking for please email me and tell me how I can help.
Apr 15, 2011 at 8:55 UTC
Re-read your original post and TX is not even on there.
Apr 15, 2011 at 9:00 UTC
KIT is an IT service provider.
Re-read your original post and TX is not even on there.
David, there is currently no SpiceTrainer for Texas. Grey is the closest SpiceTrainer to Texas at the moment, if the class is large enough, h may provide a class for your location. We'll check the numbers @ HQ and see what can be done. In the meantime, if you could go ahead and discuss it with them as a general agreement to allow us to use the facilities would be awesome sir!
Apr 18, 2011 at 9:56 UTC
GreyRose LLC is an IT service provider.
If there's enough interest for Texas, I'll gladly fly to Dallas, Austin or Houston for a training session. Given the depth of experience that many people have in Texas for Spiceworks, what I may do is wait until we have the 301 or labs ready and do a 2 day session.
Not going back to El Paso if I can help it. :)
Apr 26, 2011 at 4:07 UTC
Not on your list of locations, but we have locations in a couple places that depending on the timing we might be able to work something out.
- Fort Collins, CO
- Greeley, CO
- Longmont, CO
- Cheyenne, WY
Apr 26, 2011 at 5:54 UTC
GreyRose LLC is an IT service provider.
Not on your list of locations, but we have locations in a couple places that depending on the timing we might be able to work something out.
- Fort Collins, CO
- Greeley, CO
- Longmont, CO
- Cheyenne, WY
As I'm based in Denver, I've already scheduled courses for the area. It's at Dinosaur Ridge, in the Morrison area, which is the western side of the Denver Metroplex, at the foot of the foothills. Sign up for May 28th now before the prices go up!
If there's enough interest for something more northern, I'd be happy to go to Cheyenne. If you can attend the May 6th SpiceCorps for Denver, Arysyth, we can discuss using the Longmont location for events after May.
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Everyone who knows anything about Halo knows about a super-soldier who fights evil aliens, but I kind of wanted to make a documentary type blog that explains the magnitude of the series Halo to casual gamers. This goes from the creation of First Person Shooter games in 1974, to 20 years later in 1994 where FPS games became popular, and then another 20 years in 2014, when Halo: Xbox one will release. Below explains the history of revolutionary games before Halo, Halo's production and the success of the series. For the incredible youtube videos that made me write this, just check out the links below:
Evolution of Halo, a documentary without the commentary.
Goldeneye 007 for the N64, a 15 year retrospective.
(Note: both of these videos were NOT made by me)
Anyways, this is a blog that is taking a lot of effort and research, so please take your time (If you have any) and read it.
Before Halo
The earliest known First person shooters (Where you have the same vision that the playing character has) are Maze War and Spasim, both released in 1974. In Maze War, you run around in a very primitive maze trying to eliminate the opposing character. Both characters simply appear as eyeballs and no weapons are visible. In Spasim, you can "explore" 4 planetary systems with up to 31 other people, a maximum of 8 per system. Both of these games were incredibly revolutionary for their time, and even though they only could be used through supercomputers, they still were some of the most impressive and revolting ideas which gave light to today's artificial 3D environments. In 1992, Wolfenstein 3D came out, making the FPS genre popular. Wolfenstein 3D was a game where you fight against Nazis and attempt to escape from... more Nazis. It was an impressive shooter for its time, and lit the torch for the beginning of First Person Shooters. After Wolfenstein came Doom. Doom released in 1993, a year after Wolfenstein. Doom was praised for having very detailed environments and the such, even though it still had cardboard like sprites. Doom was so revolutionary, that people who didn't know about video games have heard about the ranks, characters and magnitude of Doom's release. Everyone who played FPS's during the early 90's had no idea what was coming next. The game Quake came out in 1995, 2 years after Doom and lit the torch for 3D First Person Shooters. Quake was made by id Software; they also made Wolfenstein and Doom. Quake also was innovative with online gameplay, something that was very difficult at the time given the lack of servers. Quake also gave the ability to create machinima, which led to the series Red vs Blue. After Quake, a game named Turok came out.
Turok: Dinosaur Hunter was a game that didn't feature multiplayer, but had the elements of an adventure/shooter game. It was such a large game that the developers had to 'shrink' the game so it would fit on a 8 Megabyte cartridge for the Nintendo 64. The game was one of the first games comparable to modern day survival shooters, and non hostile wildlife wandered through the game; that was just awesome. Turok had a certain feel of adventure, (and swamps, lots of swamps) that it shared with the third person game Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Turok was the most rented game for 7 weeks straight as well, declaring that it was one of the really popular games for its time. Even though Turok had such a winning streak with its amazing adventure feel, it lacked long range weapons making it kind of a difficult close quarters combat game. Because it had so many bugs and restraints due to quickly 'shrinking' it, most of the stuff that it should have had wasn't there. Plus, the weapons look like high resolution Doom weapons. So any who, Turok faded away and was replaced by 2 games, the first one was Star Fox 64. Star Fox 64 was the center point of my day when all I played was N64 games. Well, who doesn't like an anthropomorphic Fox in a star fighter battling evil venomous creations made by a mutant anthropomorphic monkey mad scientist? Star Fox 64 was a reboot of the original Star Fox, released for the SNES. The SNES game used polygons for "3D" graphics and had the same completely straight forward game, where the game went in a single direction while you sat in a cockpit. You could slow down a little, but you really had no control to stop and turn around to go get something that you lost. The game was kind of cute because there are animals piloting space ships, and cool because these characters are bad to the bone. But Star Fox 64's greatest innovative thing was its revolution with 4-player splitscreen. It shared this with another big game released at the same time and that game is the next of the Pre-Halo innovations. It's splitscreen feature was the reason why its included in the Pre-Halo innovations, and it isn't even a First Person Shooter. So in Star Fox 64's conclusion, the game was one of the first games to feature 4-player splitscreen and I played it to death when it was new 'ish'. Now we get to the really well known one, Goldeneye 007. Goldeneye was was released in 1997 as a Nintendo 64 game, and at the time there wasn't a console game that had a great campaign and multiplayer. Lets just say this changed. Goldeneye was one of the greatest games of all genres in the 90's, also creating a new and realistic FPS genre. Goldeneye was made after the movie with the same name, and had a really cool soundtrack. Goldeneye had become so innovative, that no major game critic gave it anything less then a 9 out of 10 rating. It is actually the best selling N64 game that wasn't made by Nintendo and the third best selling N64 game of all time, right behind Super Mario 64 and Mario Kart 64. But back to the Multiplayer and Campaign both being great, the Campaign had such sophisticated AI's, that they could anticipate your actions. But they have rather poor detection and primitive faults, such as not hearing un-silenced rounds being shot in a small room. This could be game balancing, but the AI's still suffer from a lot of faults. As for the Multiplayer, Goldeneye was the game that made ground based multiplayer with up to 4 (Count it) people. Before this, multiplayer wasn't something for a bunch of guests, because before this, there wasn't any kind of great 4 player splitscreen game! Even people who don't care about FPS games have to say that this game was required in order to make the high tech gaming universe that we have today (Also alot of the programs, AI's and technology outside of the gaming universe). To see the video review on Goldeneye which was a major inspiration for this blog, check out the second link at the top. Anyways, this leads to the last big thing before Halo.
This magically innovative game is Perfect Dark. Perfect Dark was insane, even though I don't quite remember playing it, it still was one of the most unbelievable games for the N64. Released in 2000, this game was ancient but still comparable to today's games. It had on screen reloading, (which hadn't been done a lot at the time) realistic cinematics and superb graphics that made it one of the only games before Halo: Combat Evolved that would be accepted in today's modern gaming. All of this with great lighting effects, AI's that peek into rooms once they hear disturbances, The ability to light a dark room with gunfire, the mention to civilians and cities (which wasn't done a lot in previous games), The amount of audio clips is amazing... the list of things that were innovative in this game was incredible and probably was an influence for Halo. So now that I've rambled on for a long long time, without further wait, I will change the topic to...
Pre-Xbox Halo
A company known as Bungie had an idea in the late 90's after many other revolutionary games had already came out. The idea was originally considered in 1999, at least that is the earliest known date. The games name was going to be 'Red shift' but the name didn't stick until a new name came to the table, this new name was Halo. Halo originally was going to be for Mac, but then Microsoft got to put it on the Xbox in 2000. The game idea originally had the same feel that one of Bungie studios previous games had; Myth. Myth was a real-time strategy game, meaning that it had a tactical view from the sky. The game slowly and gradually went from RTS, to Third Person Shooter, meaning that it had a camera angle behind the player where you could see their backside and the enemies that they're fighting from a greater distance. This type of game was shown in the E3 2000 trailer, which follows marines attempting to capture an underground forerunner cave on Installation 04, the setting for Halo CE. The Third Person Shooter was eventually abandoned, and the First Person Shooter genre was used, given its historic success. From here we go from Pre-Xbox Halo to...
Halo's Success
Now this is the part that I really was looking forward to. After all, its why I love the series, so lets get to it. Released on November 15th, 2001, Halo: Combat Evolved was released with the launch of the original Xbox. Wikipedia states that Halo: Combat Evolved is one of the most important games in the history of all gaming, and I think that all of us can agree with that. If you think about it, past Perfect Dark, this was the game of games, the Campaign, the Multiplayer, its all here. Halo 1 was incredible with its sophisticated AI and its fluid controls, if you think about it, a separate button for grenades hadn't been done in hardly any games before this. The game also was one of the first games that had moving mouths synchronized with voices, Starfox 64 had this, but it was too primitive then. Halo 1 also had a 'Legendary' storyline, an adventurous story that put it with the other 'Golden age of Gaming' games. Now Halo had some errors and it isn't this perfectly acceptable game in today's very strict gaming industry, it's worst error probably is it's frame rate. Kind of like other N64 shooters, Halo CE would get pretty 'laggy' when the bullets rang out. The second thing about Halo 1 is the low video quality, it has pretty bad quality when compared to games that released right along side it. Even though it has these 2 faults, for it's time, these were acceptable in exchange for an incredible game with great controls. So lets get past Halo CE, Halo 1 wasn't trumped until... Halo 2! Now we have two very popular shooter games, the latter one supports massive online battles with up to 16 players. By this time in 2004, 3 years after its initial release, Halo was big. So big that it was one of the only 8 series to be put in the Walk of Game, which was in 2005, when only 2 Halo games were made. It was also put in the first year after the walk of game opened, right along Mario, Link and Sonic. No other dedicated FPS made the wall, as the second and last generation of games put on the wall were Everquest, Starcraft, Final Fantasy and Lara Croft. So if you think about it, we have a series that only has 2 games, is only 4 years old and it is instantly being put side by side with Mario, Sonic and Link, the three game series with the greatest reputations. This proves how popular and awesome Halo is. Halo 2 wasn't the first game to have duel wielding, as this had been done a lot in the 90's, but the graphics in the game was a major improvement when put beside Combat Evolved. Halo already had been considered for movies, and millions of dollars were dumped into making one. It never hit the big screen but the series still flourished. Halo defiantly surpassed the expectations for the gaming world, it even was listed on the magazine PC gamer as 'The next big thing' two years before its release. A port for Halo CE was released in 2003, followed by Editing Software, which allows players to make their own maps. This made Halo a competitor with other fellow PC games and fulfilled Halo's original legacy, to be a PC game.
Now, we can zoom on to 2007. In 2007 many books have been made and Halo 3 just came out, signaling the end to the original trilogy. Halo 3's legendary feel makes it a really fun shooter (With a lot of cool weapons and vehicles). It was the game for online multiplayer for a long time and it couldn't be trumped for a long time. 2007 also brought some pretty bad news for Halo, the movie was canceled. Halo CE was trumped by Halo 2, which held the #1 spot for 2 years on Xbox live, until a short term when the game 'Gears of War' surpassed Halo 2. Gears of War was soon smashed by Halo 3's release, making Halo one of the most dominant game series in the 2000's. Two years later in 2009, both Halo Wars and Halo 3: ODST released. These games also had very high popularity, Halo Wars alone had 118 years of online play time distributed between gamers... And that was in a month. ODST had the urban feel of mystery, and it sold 3 million copies, tripling what Halo Wars sold. After 2009, came 2010. Halo: Reach was introduced in 2010 and "reach"ed a huge milestone in it's release month, along with Modern Warfare 2 and Halo 3, Reach sold over 3 million copies. Reach was probably popular for the 'Forge 2.0' which allowed much more user friendly map creating. But the storyline for Reach is what makes me go gaga. I'm going to make this blog 10 times longer if I start with what I love about Reach, so I'm just going to say that the game was Legendary. Everything about the game was so fluid like, and the graphics were a lot more realistic then Halo 3's low graphic 'boxy heads'. Plus the armor had little marks and dents over it, adding to its realistic feel.
So then we go from the Pillar of Autumn flying away at the end of Reach, to Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary, which released in 2011. This paragraph explains 343 industries faults after they acquired the rights to make Halo games, and the games that they made. So now we can get back on track with Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary. Take an identical copy of Halo: Combat Evolved, give its graphics a complete overhaul to compete with today's advanced gaming, re-record all of its soundtracks with better quality, and make Captain Keyes wear his naval uniform in a Forerunner bunker instead of combat gear... and you get a remake. Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary was actually very useful in my opinion. If you think about it, you can hardly play Halo CE now without a really old disk failing because of that one time you accidentally left it out in 2005. That, and you can actually see stuff in the swampy 343 Guilty Spark level. The thing that I really like about the remake is that it lost a lot of its suspenseful feel, the render distance is increased, places like the Library are remade as being 'Forerunner' orange instead of a dim gray and the enemies aren't so slender (and of course, the low graphic viral infections kind of get me down). So I would say that even as a remake, I enjoyed Halo: CEA a lot. The game had some downsides, the kinect voice commands were criticized for being slower to use when compared to a quick trigger pull. The game roughly had an 8 out of 10 rating throughout the video game critic community. Well... Now we can go to the one that not a lot of people liked too much, and the one that will bring my blog to a conclusion. Halo 4, the game that had great initial reception, but then reviews got worse. Halo 4 is a bright and flashy game in my opinion, look at the map Haven. The Spartans don't have the 'scuffs' on their armor, and the armor is a lot less realistic. But if we can look past it having bright and unrealistic armor, then we can see it being an okay game. The game had a pretty cool Spartan Ops secondary campaign, however they sacrificed the arcade feel of firefight for the storyline feel of Spartan Ops. Any who, The actual Campaign with the Multiplayer was well received. Perhaps Halo 4 is an amazing game, but we are just looking at it with the wrong angle. Halo 4: Forward unto Dawn, was the web series turned into a live action movie that promoted Halo 4 and it was responsible for making such high expectations for Halo 4. I think that we had to wait for 5 years to see the return of the Master Chief and it just wasn't enough for that long of a wait. Well, that has been the past and present of my blog, to see my views on the Future of Halo, just click the link below, leading you to my previous blog.
The Future of Halo
Now my explanation of how innovative Halo was and is, but what about the future? There won't be a huge write up on this part, because I already did one. Here's my 'The Future of Halo' blog. To recap on the supposedly confirmed remake of Halo 2, check out (not mine) this blog.
This has been my view of the past, present and future of FPS games and Halo's impact on them. Stretching all the way from 1974 to 1994 to 2014. Please leave your opinion and comment, and most importantly, thank you.


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Europa League Last 32
Saint Etienne v Manchester United
Stade Geoffroy-Guichard
Wednesday 22 February 2017
Manchester United will face Saint Etienne in the Europa League round-of-32 next year. The games will be played at Old Trafford on Thursday February 16 and at Stade Geoffroy-Guichard on Wednesday February 22. Manchester United will look to progress into the last 16. They're playing well and getting the results under Jose Mourinho, with star player Zlatan Ibrahimovich providing the majority of the goals. It will be a meeting for the Pogba brothers, with Pauls brother playing in defence for Saint-Etienne.
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