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2008 Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans
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Be Active Your Way: A Guide for Adults
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The Tucson Bus Riders Union is holding a community meeting to discuss the future of the main bus station downtown.
The community meeting about the Ronstadt Transit Center will take place at 5:30 tonight at the Rialto Theatre.
The community forum is not part of the City of Tucson's yet-to-be-scheduled public meetings. The City Council voted in February to move forward and develop the bus hub to bring in money.
Suzanne Schafer, a member of the Bus Riders Union, said that since the City of Tucson had yet to schedule public meetings, the union decided to go ahead and plan its own.
Schafer said she is pleased with the city's decision to keep the Ronstadt Bus Station where it is, however the union really wants to be involved in determining who is going to control and manage it.
The community meeting tonight is a way to make sure they are part of the whole process.
Organizers will be recording the meeting to present community feedback to the city council.
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EDISON, NJ - The Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference has released the 2012-13 men's and women's swimming and diving pre-season poll with the Iona women fourth and the men sixth, as announced by the conference office.
Entering his 33rd season at the helm, Iona head coach Nick Cavataro is set to push his squads to the limit in search of a MAAC Championship. On the women's side, senior Theresa Harvey returns after swimming at the ECAC Championships last season in the 50-meter and 100-meter freestyle events. Classmate Chris Yacobacci is the top men's returner and also qualified for ECAC's last season after winning a pair of gold's at MAAC Championships.
In the poll represented and voted on by all eleven head coaches, including new men's associate member Bryant University, Rider was selected as the top team on the men's side and Marist was chosen to represent the women.
Marist, Canisius, Loyola and Bryant were selected ahead of Iona on the men's side, respectively, with Saint Peter's, Fairfield, Niagara and Manhattan rounding out the remaining slots in the poll.
In the women's bracket, Rider and Loyola were picked second and third, respectively. Behind Iona sits Canisius, Siena, Fairfield, Niagara, Saint Peter's and Manhattan.
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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY -- Patient, kind and science-loving folks are needed as judges at the 21st annual Indian River Regional Science and Engineering Fair on Feb. 2.
Volunteer judges are especially needed for the elementary-age student projects, said Cynthia Falardeau, executive director of the Education Foundation of Indian River County, the organizer of the science fair.
Qualities of a top-notch elementary judge include an understanding of the scientific method, patience and the ability to listen carefully to the soft voices of children, she said.
Orientation for elementary judges will begin on Feb. 1 at 5 p.m. Secondary-level judges will have orientation beginning at 6 p.m. Both orientation sessions will be held at Gifford Middle School in Vero Beach, the same location as the science fair.
During the orientation, volunteers will be coached on how to interact with students as young as kindergarten, how to make good eye contact and what kinds of questions to ask to properly judge the projects, Ms. Falardeau said.
A rubric is used to score the projects and judges work in teams of three or four, so some collaboration on the scores will occur, she said.
About 150 judges will be needed for the science fair. Between 550 and 600 projects are expected to be on display this year.
"It is an enormous undertaking," Ms. Falardeau said.
Last year there were 201 science projects presented in the elementary division, representing a total of 294 participants.
In the middle and high school divisions there were 188 projects and 201 participants and 19 students advanced to the state science fair where 15 took top awards.
Judges for the secondary level grading projects created by students in sixth through 12th grades, need to have a degree or related work experience in science and engineering to qualify.
The whole purpose of having the science fair is to introduce children to the world of science, teaching them to apply scientific methods, Ms. Falardeau said.
Science fair projects require students to apply various academic and life skills all at once, including public speaking, creative thinking, math and writing, she said.
"We want them to walk away saying, 'I like science,'" Ms. Falardeau said.
Students who participate in the science fair will have the opportunity to win more than a colorful ribbon, but cash, as well.
More than $1.2 million in scholarships and academic awards will be offered at the fair, much of which is scholarships to the Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne.
Other colleges and businesses, such as Piper Aircraft and Syngenta are also stepping up to offer special awards to students with worthy projects.
Sponsors are still needed to help underwrite costs of the awards and operation of the fair, Ms. Falardeau said.
The Education Foundation is an independent and self-funded organization that looks for ways to help improve public education in Indian River County.
To volunteer as a judge or sponsor, call (772) 564-0761 or visit www.edfoundationirc.org.
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Some 150km east of Darwin lies KAKADU NATIONAL PARK, one of the most spectacular and varied wilderness areas in Australia, and World Heritage listed for both its natural and cultural riches. Kakadu derives its name from the Bininj/Mungguy people, the area's traditional owners, who jointly manage the park with the Australian government.
Covering over 20,000 square kilometres, Kakadu is a challenging place to appreciate in a short visit; allow a minimum of three days, either rent a 4WD or join a 4WD tour, and consider a river cruise to get to more remote areas. The dry-season months are the most popular times to visit, with little or no rain, acceptable humidity and temperatures, and fairly conspicuous wildlife. Towards the end of the Dry, birdlife congregates around the shrinking waterholes, while November's rising temperatures and epic electrical storms herald the onset of the Wet. To see Kakadu during the Wet, which sees up to 1600mm of torrential rainfall between December and March, or the early Dry is, many argue, to see it at its best. While some major sights are inaccessible and the wildlife dispersed, the waterfalls are in full flow and the land possesses a verdant splendour that can be quite breathtaking.
Kakadu's 20,000 square kilometres encompass a huge range of habitats from sandstone escarpments topped with heathland to savannah woodlands, wetlands and tidal mangroves all changing throughout the seasons. Within these habitats an extraordinary diversity of wildlife thrives, including 2000 different plants, over 10,000 species of insect, 68 mammals, and 120 different reptiles including thousands of saltwater and freshwater crocodiles (the park's main watercourse, the South Alligator River, was misnamed after the prolific croc population on its banks). You'll also find a third of Australia's bird species within Kakadu, including the elegant jabiru (black-necked stork), the similarly large brolga, with its curious courting dance, and white-breasted sea eagles, as well as galahs and magpie geese by the thousand. Mammals include kangaroos, wallabies, wallaroos, 26 species of bat, and dingoes.
With so many interdependent ecosystems, maintaining the park's natural balance is a full-time job. Burning off has long been recognized as a technique of land management by Aborigines who have a safe, effective process that involves lighting small, controllable fires in a patchwork quilt-like pattern to stimulate new plant growth. Today, rangers imitate these age-old practices, burning off the drying speargrass during Yegge, the indigenous "cool weather time" season from May to June. Managing introduced species, from water buffalo to troublesome grass species and cane toads, is also a major priority in order to preserve the park's environment.Read More
Be crocwise!
Be crocwise!
There are an estimated 90,000 estuarine or saltwater crocodiles in the Top End, far more than other tropical areas of Australia, and they continue to present a real danger to humans. "Salties", not to be confused with the smaller and much less threatening "freshies" (freshwater or Johnston crocodiles), can live in both salt and freshwater and grow up to 6m long. They have superb hearing, can see in the dark (and underwater) and are able to stay submerged for over an hour waiting for dinner to walk by.
Most of the Top End's crocodile-infested waters are already well signposted, with two types of warning signs essentially saying "don't swim here" or "swim at your own risk". Unfortunately, many visitors ignore this advice, running the risk of becoming a statistic. Sadly, one such statistic was 23-year-old German backpacker Isabel von Jordan, who was killed by a 4.5m saltie in 2002 at Kakadu, after her tour guide, ignoring the warning signs, took his group for a midnight swim in Sandy Billabong, near Nourlangie Rock. More recently, in 2009, an 11-year-old girl was killed by a crocodile while splashing about with friends at Black Jungle Swamp in the Litchfield area. This tragedy prompted many to ask for the reintroduction of culling and hunting of crocs. So far, the Territory Government has resisted the idea, relying on a policy of education and removing "problem crocodiles". Its "crocwise" campaign includes the following advice:
- only swim in designated safe swimming areas and obey all crocodile warning signs
- always stand a minimum of 5m from the water's edge when fishing and camp a minimum of 50m away
- never prepare food or wash dishes at the water's edge; dispose of all food scraps and waste away from campsites
Aboriginal rock art
Aboriginal rock art
Over five thousand known Aboriginal art sites cover the walls of Kakadu's caves and sheltered outcrops, ranging in age from just 30 years old to over 20,000. Most of the art sites are of spiritual significance to Aborigines who live in the park, and only a few locations, such as Ubirr, can be visited by tourists. The paintings include a variety of styles, from handprints to detailed "X-ray" depictions of animals and fish from the rich Estuarine period of six thousand years ago. At this time, rising sea levels are thought to have submerged the land bridge by which Aborigines crossed into Australia. It's not unusual to see paintings from successive eras on one wall. Contact period images of seventeenth-century Macassar fishing praus and larger European schooners might be superimposed over depictions of ancient Mimi spirits or creation ancestors. For the indigenous people, the art sites are djang (dreaming places), depicting Dreamtime stories, and the images serve as prompts to communicate valuable lessons that are still passed down from generation to generation.
Kakadu's yellow gold
Kakadu's yellow gold
The land around Kakadu's border with Arnhem Land contains fifteen percent of the world's known uranium reserves, and mining and refining the ore produces millions of dollars in royalties for the park's traditional owners. Environmentalists have long campaigned against mining in the park, arguing that it's impossible to contain the low-level radioactive waste produced. There have been over 150 leaks and spills at the Ranger Uranium Mine near Jabiru since it opened in 1981. In 2010 Aboriginal traditional owners said they would oppose plans for a large expansion of the mine, owned by Rio Tinto, unless the company upgraded its environmental procedures. Despite this, mining continues at two sites within the park and one in Arnhem Land and exploration continues across the Territory, notably around Alice Springs. Ironically, environmental issues, specifically global warming, may see a turnaround in uranium's image. Many see the mineral as a catalyst for carbon-neutral power generation, though the impact of recent nuclear accidents in Japan has further damaged the industry's reputation.


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8 September 2014 Welcome to the New Website"The what museum"? Yes, you heard right, we are bidding a fond farewell to the name that served us so well for over 30 years: the Currency Museum. The new name, the Bank of Canada Museum, was chosen months ago but we kept it a deep, dark secret until our new website went live.
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A time to take a break from the office, meet with old friends and make new ones, party and have a good time… Going to a conference is all of these things. But it is so much more besides.
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25 June 2014 5 Cents: Canada, 1943The beaver briefly disappeared from our nickel during World War II. So did the nickel typically used in minting the coin, a consequence of wartime rationing of the metal.
25 June 2014 1 Cent, Framed: Canada, 1908In January of 1908, Countess Grey, wife of the Governor General, inaugurated the new Canadian branch plant of the Royal Mint by ceremonially striking a one-cent piece- the first produced in Canada.
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38 U.S. Code § 4334 - Notice of rights and duties
(a) Requirement To Provide Notice.— Each employer shall provide to persons entitled to rights and benefits under this chapter a notice of the rights, benefits, and obligations of such persons and such employers under this chapter. The requirement for the provision of notice under this section may be met by the posting of the notice where employers customarily place notices for employees.
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Section 3392, added Pub. L. 85–861, § 1(80)(E),Sept. 2, 1958, 72 Stat. 1479; amended Pub. L. 100–456, div. A, title XII, § 1234(a)(1),Sept. 29, 1988, 102 Stat. 2059, related to appointment of adjutants general or assistant adjutants general as reserve officers of Army. See section 12215 (a) of this title.
Section 3393, added Pub. L. 85–861, § 1(80)(E),Sept. 2, 1958, 72 Stat. 1479, provided that sea or foreign service not be made condition for promotion of reserve commissioned officers in reserve grades.
Section 3394, act Aug. 10, 1956, ch. 1041, 70A Stat. 195, related to acceptance of promotion by officers of Army National Guard of United States or Army Reserve. See section 14309 of this title.
Section 3395, act Aug. 10, 1956, ch. 1041, 70A Stat. 195, related to appointment of reserve officers in time of war. See section 14301 et seq. of this title.
Section 3396, added Pub. L. 96–513, title II, § 206(a),Dec. 12, 1980, 94 Stat. 2884, provided that chapter, except section 3353, did not apply to reserve officers on active-duty list.
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Finally! I'm proud to present episode 6 (while flapping my lips with my finger and making stupid sounds). Sorry for the wait, but this episode is pretty big (I actually had to add more RAM to my laptop to finish it). 34,000 frames, 200 spoken lines, 3 interactive battles, and a run time of about 23 minutes. And this is just episode 6! That being said, most future episodes won't be this big. For those of you who aren't familiar with this series, it is NOT a parody. It's an action/adventure series with a slightly darker tone then usual for Pokemon.
I've added several new features to the episode. First of all is voice acting. The voices come in varying qualities, but they all did a great job saying the lines correctly (which is what I was mostly concerned with). I plan to continue adding voices to future episodes, but I can't promise I'll have the same actors for the same characters each time.
The next major feature is interactive battles and there's 3 in this episode. I plan to make all future battles interactive. I've also added the option of just watching the battle for those who don't want to play.
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This episode is highly experimental, so let me know what you think in the comments box. Special thanks to the following people: EASTBEAST for encouraging me to make these changes and for all the advice he's given me so far. S-Ops for making the awesome new intro sequence! And Tom Fulp for raising my upload limit!
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CHATTANOOGA (UTC) -- University of Tennessee at Chattanooga freshman Chelsey Shumpert and junior Ka'Vonne Towns came off the bench to lead the Lady Mocs to a 63-56 win over UAB Thursday night at the McKenzie Arena.
The win was UTC's 29th consecutive win at home, marking the second-longest active home court win streak in the nation behind Baylor's 61 games. UTC improves to 3-1 on the year and the Blazers drop below .500 with a 2-3 overall mark.
With Chattanooga trailing 12-9, Shumpert grabbed an offensive rebound and kicked it out. The ball came back around to the point guard and she let it fly for the first points of her Chattanooga career, a 3-pointer, to tie the game 12-12 with 8:19 to play in the first.
After a quick score by the Blazers, Towns made a steal and fed the ball down the court to a streaking Shumpert who knotted the score a second time, making it 14-14 with a fast break layup. She would score five more points in the half and was the difference at intermission with UTC leading 30-20.
In the second half, Chattanooga built up a 17-point lead, it's largest of the game with 14:13 to play on a pair of free throws from senior Faith Dupree. The two teams would share the next two buckets to make it 48-31 with 13:22 to play.
From there the momentum shifted toward UAB who went on a 16-4 run over the next 7:28 to make it a four-point game, 51-47, with 5:54 on the clock. UTC's points in the run came from its two centers Dupree with a short jumper and senior Ashlen Dewart with a pair of free throws. The two combined for 17 points and eight rebounds.
Down the stretch, UTC went 6-of-6 from the free throw line, including four straight from senior Taylor Hall and outscored UAB 12-9 for the final 63-56 margin.
Shumpert was 5-of-7 from the field with a pair of 3-pointers while grabbing four rebounds in 19 minutes. Towns scored a career-best 12 points with a pair of long range bombs and had five rebounds and three steals.
Hall was 6-of-7 from the free throw line and posted her ninth career double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds while dishing out a career-high tying seven assists in 38 minutes. Dewart was the fourth UTC player in double figures with 10 points and four rebounds.
Chattanooga shot 36.2 percent (21-of-58) from the field and was 6-of-18 from the 3-pointe line. At the charity stripe, led by Hall, the Lady Mocs made 15-of-20 (75%). UTC outrebounded the Blazers 41-34 and its bench outscored UAB's 31-6.
The Blazers' Karisma Chapman scored a game-high 15 points and recorded a double-double with 10 rebounds and had six assists.
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This Medical Device Maker Seems to Be Quite Expensive
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Since the beginning of the year, Boston Scientific (NYSE: BSX) has enjoyed a great rally, climbing from $5.90 per share to nearly $11 per share. Its year-to-date return is nearly 91%, much higher than the S&P 500's return of only 18.60%. In the first quarter, while Joel Greenblatt and Paul Tudor Jones reduced their positions in this company, Leon Cooperman and Jim Simons increased their exposure to Boston Scientific. Let's take a closer look to see whether or not Boston Scientific is a good investment opportunity now.
Boston Scientific recovers from Guidant's bidding war
Boston Scientific is considered a global manufacturer of medical devices, operating in seven main business divisions. Most of its revenue, $2.18 billion, or 30% of the total revenue, was generated from the Interventional Cardiology division, while the Cardiac Rhythm Management division ranked second, with more than $1.9 billion in sales. Since 2009, Boston Scientific has experienced consistently declining revenue, from $8.19 billion in 2009 to nearly $7.25 billion in 2012. Earnings have fluctuated in the range of $(2.89) per share to $0.29 per share during the same period. In the past twelve months, its revenue was $7.14 billion while EPS came in at $(3.28).
Boston Scientific has tried to recover from the bidding war with Johnson & Johnson to takeover Guidant in 2006. The company paid as much as $27.2 billion to acquire Guidant, and a breakup fee of $700 million to Johnson & Johnson. At that time, the EBITDA multiple did not seem to be high, at around 7. Nevertheless, the company experienced product recalls and lawsuits, driving its share price down significantly. The market values Boston Scientific at as much as 22.37 times its forward earnings.
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According to Barron's, Boston Scientific's long-term growth rate was only 8.4%, a bit lower than the industry average of 10.6%. Moreover, Boston Scientific has a much higher forward earnings valuation than its peers, including St. Jude Medical (NYSE: STJ) and Medtronic (NYSE: MDT).
The market values St. Jude Medical at a much lower valuation of 13.23 times its forward earnings. St. Jude Medical's operations focus on four main clinical areas -- cardiac rhythm management, cardiovascular, neuromodulation, and atrial fibrillation. The company has been expanding its business in neuromodulation therapy with a $40 million equity investment in Spinal Modulation, which provides new pain management alternatives to patients. The acquisition allows St. Jude Medical to become an exclusive distributor of Spinal Modulation's Axium Neurostimulator System. Moreover, the company could acquire Spinal Modulation for up to $300 million plus certain revenue-based milestones.
For the full year 2013, St. Jude Medical expects to earn around $3.70 to $3.73 per share. On a constant currency basis, the company's adjusted EPS could grow as much as 11%-12%. At the current trading price, investors are getting a dividend yield of 1.90%.
Medtronic also has a lower valuation. At $55.60 per share, Medtronic is worth around $56 billion on the market. The market values Medtronic at around 13.50 times its forward earnings. Medtronic is one of the leading companies in medical technology, operating in two main business segments: Cardiac and Vascular Group and Restorative Therapies Group. In fiscal year 2013, the Cardiac and Vascular Group generated nearly $8.7 billion, representing around 52% of its total sales.
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Hello CA!,
With the start of a new year I decided to start a sketchbook here, I had one here some time ago, but haven't updated it in ages, so I decided to give it a fresh start.
Some recent stuff:
insect studies
still lifes
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A pretty crappy photo study.
Very good start my friend, i love those still natures, cool brush work. Some traditional expirience?
wonderful work ! use of texture and color is looking great
i'd love to see some real loose sketchbook work and some paints as well .
i think you could push color temperatures a bit more also...
keep it coming ! cant wait for more
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"Poor is the pupil who does not surpass his master
I actually really like these. The brush work is great.
MatejaPetkovic - Thanks man, yup been doodling in oils for some time now.
Zorcron - Thank you, I don't feel that my traditional paintings are at the level that I would post them online,
but when I will have something decent I will definitely post something.
ninjacat11 - Thanks, glad you like it.
Some recent stuff:
My entry in CGHUBs new comunity activity Story Tellers
and sum Bridgman studies
Beautiful still lifes. The oranges and the room are my favourites. Your lines in the bridgeman studies are also lovely. I'll be watching!
Great start, your work has a very nice traditional look and feel. The two still life studies are my fav, keep it up.
Pixie Trick - Thank you very much.
[ste] - Thanks!
Quick still life of some art supplies.
Andrew Loomis studies from "Figure drawing for all It's worth"
and a recent photo study
Wow your stuff is so cool! Imma watch you.
Check out my sketchbook, pwease
Looking good so far. Your pencils are very tight. It would be nice to see some drawings from life or imagination.
Niiice brushwork, my favorite is the one with blue vase and oranges, textures really help lead the eye around. Keep it up!
Lovin' it. More!
I hope to see more insects.
Ooh so wonderful varied work!!
Your anatomy is clean and your still life and landscape also! Wonderful use of texture indeed and what can i say?! I just want to see more posts.
Don't stop updating please
Danny_K Icecold
"Good artists are the crappy artists who never gave up!!"
Beautiful studies, you have a great control over volume and light. I especially like how much solid your photo studies look, they really manage to pop out of the screen, which is very hard to achieve when using photos.
Sketchbook +++ Art blog +++ DA gallery
CarlaEspana - Thank you, I will try to update often.
Traveler - Thanks, yeah I need to do more personal stuff, I have ton of sketches and ideas for paintings that I should finish.
Jasper_ - Thanks man.
plumcider - Thank you.
Banvivirie - Definitely gonna paint some more insects it was very fun.
BlackDelphin - Thank you very much, glad you like them.
Scale - Thanks, though I think my colors are crappy at the moment.
Some new still lifes.
very nice studies. i especially like the bird..
Some nice studies.
Great sketchbook so far! I really like how you manage to keep the differnt textures in your work studies, it's very attractice to the eye
Keep this up. Nice
great studies. keep up the great work.
Denman Rooke
Concept Art & Illustration
CA Sketchbook
Yes i do, and this time also!
The notebook has a particularly nice texture
Danny_K Icecold
"Good artists are the crappy artists who never gave up!!"
whoo hoo you have a very good eye.
I love the painterly feel of your studies, such clean confident pencil lines also, i hope i'll be as good as you are some day ^^
5 stars from ICE.
Awesome SB man!! Love the lines on the anatomy studies. The still lifes are excellent with some real nice textures. Keep up the good work my friend!!
Brilliant studies man.
this stuff is killer. keep up the good work !
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Emil yay!
Keep going, man. Already seen these so please update with moar soon
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Super Filly Adventure is a short-length game designed for Equestria *Gaming's latest 16-bit Game Contest: http://www.equestriagamin g.com/2011/07/brony-day-t erraria-giveaway.html
This is an adventure game staring a new filly in Ponyville, by the name of Jade. She was to meet up with Pinkie Pie once she arrived, and receive a gift that she had for Jade. However, Pinkie Pie wanted to throw a huge party for Jade before giving her that gift. The main objective of the game is to find Jade's cutie mark / special talent. There ARE multiple endings in this game; go find them!
Also, if you're wanting to license my game somewhere else, at least let me know first before you just throw it up somewhere. For now, I just want this game to be on Newgrounds only, so just link here if you want to post it on your site.
Months of life this game took to make: ~2 sleepless months
Design: Jay6
Sprites: Desktop Ponies (There's a lot of names of contributors for them...)
Music used: 16-bit MLP tracks (mentioned in the game credits), Tales of Phantasia, and Secret of Mana music (It somehow works)
Made using Flash CS4
Artwork drawn in: Autodesk Sketchbook Pro
Art/BG Compression: Fireworks CS4
Graphic creating/editing: Fireworks CS4
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic is © Hasbro
I did my own commentary of my game with Hax Mega playing and also commentating. You can check it out here (note about the links, you'll need to erase the spaces... sorry about that!)
Part 1 (first 2 endings): http://www.youtube.com/wa tch?v=ZUFDoKFYHBU
Part 2 (blank flank ending): http://www.youtube.com/wa tch?v=AyzDHwaXXjg
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love that pokemon center sound when you make the muffins so fucking awesome
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it's just cool seriously
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this is actually fun i got a muffin ending
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cool,but luna?
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