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Trou Normand
- Address:
140 New Montgomery Street
San Francisco, CA 94103Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
CalifornianPrice: $30 and under
Trou Normand
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.trounormandsf.com/
- Phone: 4159750876
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: M-F 5:00pm-12:00am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Organic, Californian
- Executive Chef: Salvatore Cracco
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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Named for the northern French tradition of a shot of brandy between courses, this second location, from the owners of James Beard Award winning Bar Agricole, unites the pleasures of traditional mixed drinks and uncomplicated food. The focus of the kitchen is house-made charcuterie and salumi. As many as 40 types of charcuterie are available on the all-day menu. Seasonal sides and simple cuts of meat round out the dinner options. The menu will change throughout the day from breakfast through dinner and late night. The focus of the drink menu is brandy. Many of the Armagnacs, Cognacs and Calvados served at Trou Normand and Bar Agricole are found nowhere else in the world.Continued
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Trou Normand reviews from OpenTable diners
121 reviews since May 21, 2014
- Food4Service3.9
- Ambiance3.7Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (65)vibrant bar scene (45)good for groups (43)great for outdoor dining (38)great for lunch (33)neighborhood gem (31)hot spot (30)special occasion (14)notable wine list (13)late-night find (12)romantic (7)great for brunch (5)kid-friendly (2)Show More
- Lunch DateAtmosphereorFoodDined on 9/11/2014Food: a friend and I started lunch with the charcuterie plate, which was excellent. I don't even remember what was on it except for it being delicious. We then shared a salad and a fried bologna sandwich with BBQ sauce, both of which were super tasty. The food in general was excellent. Atmosphere: the decor is a little spartan but somehow everything in the place just works for me. I love the paintings they chose and I like the big leather booths, high ceilings and the wood and marble. It's just classic. The wait staff also did a great job. There weren't a ton of people when I visited so the noise level was low. I can't wait to go back for dinner or maybe even another lunch.Special Features:
- Small menu, meat-heavyPnjabanVIPDined on 9/8/2014Decent food at a convenient SOMA location. It's not my favorite place though and I probably won't go back unless invited by a client. It had a cold feeling.
- Genuine French CharcouterrieLainaDined on 9/5/2014This new restaurant in the Financial District is charming and obviously a work of love by the chef and staff. Not many places in town to find French pates, sausages, and in-house French style hams. Very nice indeed. LainaSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Meat comaOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/3/2014Yum ! Everything was great, wonderful charcuterie and great veal dishes- very nice to see! Sat outside which is great. Definitely in a meat coma by the end, but that's A-OK every so often! Prefer much more than B Agricole too...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Find!nieceDined on 8/30/2014The building that houses this restaurant is beautiful and so it the decor. The staff is friendly and delightful. The food is some of the best I have had in SF!! All charcuterie is house made and is incredible. Top notch experience!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- disappointingzzbrinskyDined on 8/30/2014would not recommend. Vaunted pork chop was large as promised,but shrunk to less than half the size after cutting off fat. the remainder was too well done and lacked flavor.Other dishes were fair at best. None of our group of 4 would consider coming back.Special Features:
- Best. Pork chop. EVER!GreyWolfEatsDined on 8/28/201417 ounces of pure deliciousness! Cooked to perfection!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- An oasis in the middle of downtownfood4toughtDined on 8/28/2014The atmosphere is very nice and relaxed. The restaurant feels intimate and the bar is the shinning star, but we sat outside at one of the communal tables, since it was a warm summer day. To get to the terrace you have go through the butchery, where they do all the operations, so you really need to like pig in any form and shape and don't mind watching how pork products are prepared ( they are not coming from the plastic wrap). Great charcuterie wooden boards and pickles to share, sandwiches and cocktails. This is a carnivorous dream, not really a vegetarians one, but they had at least one vegetarian sandwich(eggplant) on the menu and it was very good.Special Features:
- Not what I expectedVHung08VIPDined on 8/19/2014Maybe I had high expectations since I've heard they are busy after work and you can only try to walk in, but I thought they would have more options for main dishes and not just a large selection of charcuterie and cheeses. Not very filling for a meal, even with the spiced up sandwiches.
- joycieVIPDined on 8/18/2014very disappointing space is claustrophobic despite high ceilings service poor food just so so drinks were good but no reason to go backSpecial Features:
- nh89Dined on 8/4/2014Love the ambiance and feel of this place. The concrete and brick walls, modern art, high ceilings, candle lit tables. Each and everything we ordered was so tasty, so much flavor in every bite. The service was great, we don't eat pork and they were able to vegetarian-ize the entree options for us. We were celebrating a promotion and our first home together, and even got complimentary bubbly, great experience and will definitely be back soon :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- first visitOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 8/1/2014Vibrant and loud Friday evening in the bar. Very cool intimate space in the bar with old time tufted swanky booths. The charcuterie sampler was outstanding. The salmon meal portions were huge and the seasoning very different and refreshing. The melon cucumber salad was a delightful combination and the tomatoes on the chefs brushetta were so fresh and flavorul. I want to go back and sit in the outside space!Special Features:
- Trou loveNoElevenVIPDined on 8/1/2014Great place and service. Delicious cocktails and food!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Foodie321Dined on 7/26/2014The few tables that they had in the restaurant are all shared tables. They do have outdoor sitting, under heated lamps. Loud music and bad acoustics made it hard to have a conversation even with the person sitting next to you. Since I was at one end of the table, I was unable to converse with my other 2 other companions sitting at the further end of the table. Cocktails-good; food-good. The pork chop at $30 came with no accompaniments. You have to order sides separately. And the sides are paltry for what they charge ($8-10). The eggplant side had exactly 4 thin slices of eggplant, about 1 1/2 inches in diameter. Whats up with this? This place is worth trying once. Will I go back there again? I doubt it.Special Features:
- Service with a smileKakhiDined on 7/25/2014Because of small communal booth, we sat at the bar. An excellent choice because Eric O. waited on us. He was friendly and engaging explaining the origin of the one vodka available and recommended food choices. We will definitely visit again.Special Features:
- Creative and tasty menuluv2dineVIPDined on 7/18/2014Enjoyed both food and drinks. Outside dining is a bit tricky with depending on the cool SF breeze. Service very uneven with understaffing of tables.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Summer in SFJackielkVIPDined on 7/18/2014I have to say it was windy and cold and sitting on the metal chairs in a skirt made it very uncomfortable.Special Features:
- Difficult as a lunch spotPetunia123VIPDined on 7/18/2014Dinner? Great menu. Lunch? Meat options only. The lunch menu should be expanded to have at least one vegetable side dish. Also, the outdoor dining space is pointless with all the construction - you can't hear anyone talking or even hear yourself think.
- Very, very loudLLdinerVIPDined on 7/17/2014Food was good. Dining experience was over shadowed by uncomfortably high noise level stemming from high ceiling, hard surfaces, loud music, and vibrant bar scene. Conversation was nearly impossible. Our party of three, even though we were sitting near each other in a booth, had to shout and repeat multiple times to be heard. My ears were ringing after dinner as if I attended a loud concert without ear plugs.Special Features:
- Lunch bunchOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/16/2014I took a group of retired teachers. The server was wonderful. Said Certainly to a request for sepRate checks. Expertly answered many questions about the many charcuterie items we weren't familiar with. Cocktails were great. Will definitely go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun findOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/12/20144 of us shared several starters, main dishes and sides and loved every one of them. Small venue, felt like we found a secret gem. Fun night, great meal. Staff was professional and seemed enthusiastic about their venue.Special Features:
- EattravelVIPDined on 7/10/2014Excellent charcuterie. Good cocktail program. Best for quick bite and drink, very busy and shared tables (booths).Special Features:
- odd placeOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 7/9/2014unusual menu; too noisy for larger group conversation; strange long booths; no plan to return; get some better art
- Underwhelming and awkwarddwntnrobDined on 7/5/2014Everyone should know that the space is almost entirely composed of communal tables. I was told that only two tables in the entire restaurant are not communial. I made a dinner reservation for 5, hoping this would get us out own table. My party was seated at the large corner booth and about 15 mins later, asked to make room for 4 additional strangers. There simply wasn't enough room for all of us at that table, so I asked the host to move us to the patio, which would have worked out fine, but their electric heat lamps were not working. The chefs selection of charcuterie was boring. The pasta dishes were ok. The pork roast was good, but not worth the price. Everything considered, I probably won't return.Special Features:
- Friendly staff, Excellent ServiceAerialSFDined on 7/3/2014I work nearby and have been several times for lunch. Mostly on lunch dates, once with a large group celebration lunch and once for dinner. The food is delicious. The people that work here are friendly, professional and make the experience relaxed and enjoyable. Very attentive. Trou Normand is a gem in a beautiful building. Great stop for morning coffee.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Meatball Sandwich in SFChuckVIPDined on 7/3/2014We started our lunch with the large version of their charcuterie plate. The pates were wonderful, but some of the sliced meats were primarily fat. I'm sure some folks love it, but all I could think of was calories and cholesterol. The meatball sandwich was out of this world. So good, I want to return to try other items on the menu.Special Features:
- Bring on the meat!TTSFVIPDined on 6/27/2014We had a fantastic lunch at Trou Normand! The outdoor patio was warm, spacious, and vibrant with other Friday lunch-ers - a great vibe. The food was delicious... The Charcuterie and Lardo boards were luxurious, and the Broccoli Sandwich should not be overlooked! The one issue was that we tried to use the new Pay with OpenTable feature and the host marked us at the wrong spot so our bill was wrong. And no matter what the staff did they were unable to remedy it. They were super gracious about it and of course we paid easily the old-fashioned way. It would have been super cool to be able to simply click "pay" and leave, since the service got a little slow at the end of the meal... But payments aside, the food was divine! A must try.Special Features:
- Lardo MeltedBarbaraVIPDined on 6/20/2014The food was excellent, however, we were seated in the outdoor patio on a very warm day and felt like a bug under a magnifying glass. Even the Lardo melted before our eyes. And, for being outdoors, it was surprisingly loud. I think next time we'll try eating indoors.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Noisy and not specialEaterDined on 6/19/2014The noise level was high. We were seated at the corner of a big table, with twenty somethings making cell phone calls at our elbows. The food was plain, overpriced, and not much better than I make at home. A wild happy hour crowd was nearby, and would leave the door open to the outdoor area where they were so we got very cold. Great if you are 22 and want to drink with your mates.Special Features:
- Good for a snack but not dinnerSweetBrieVIPDined on 6/17/2014Food: The charcuterie plate was great. Unfortunately, we visited Trou for dinner and the portions of the mains were unexpectedly small, about the same size as sides but double the price. Service: Very slow. We waited a long time to order drinks and it took a long time for each pour to arrive. We caught the attention of the bus boy but he didn't pass along the message that we're ready to order to our waitress. The serving staff do not work well as a team. Ambiance: Cool space. Great for drinks and a small bite. The patio gets a little chilly. The heatlamps are too high up for the heat to radiate down and to sufficiently warm the people below.Special Features:
- Great meal - mixed serviceSFJRMDined on 6/17/2014Overall, we had a great meal and experience at Trou Normand. The food was interesting and excellent. We had a couple of issues with getting drinks but the food service was great. Our wait person was very friendly and informative. We had a variety of dishes and all were delicious. I highly recommend the place and will be going back for another visit soon.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2000VIPDined on 6/14/2014The fresh ham was excellent, the smoked duck salad was meh. Juicy chicken and pork chop! Sausages were dry though.I would recommend this to a friend.
- good ambiance. salty foodOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 6/13/2014The food was good quality but so salty it was difficult to finish. Drinks were mediocre.Special Features:
- Good startOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 6/6/2014I think it's just a matter of getting started... but overall, the food was really good. The charcuterie was probably some of the best I've had. I love that they give you some real bread instead of 3 pieces of toast which never seems enough. The giant pile of aspic seemed a little excessive, but I guess you only need to eat as much as you want. The other dishes were quite good as well. We had some pastas which were well made and well balanced. I'm not sure if it's typical for bar service to be so slow, but it felt like forever. We ordered both mixed drinks and glasses of wine. I can't imagine that pouring a glass of wine takes that long (especially since you can see the bar from where you're sitting).Special Features:
- ConfusedTeleHillFoodieVIPDined on 6/5/2014Unclear what Trou intends to be. The kitchen is great & goes beyond fantastic charcuterie with wonderful starters & mains in ample sizes...but is dominated by the bar scene. It is too loud for wait staff to hear orders. The seating is mainly large banquettes. The 2 of us were seated with another couple in a foursome booth which was OK. It was less OK when 2 other of their friends squeezed in beside us just as our food was being served. None of the staff seemed to care about that. If you are going to drink, you will wait awhile but get a wonderful drink with tasty bites beside it. It you want a good meal, go elsewhere which is what I hope the chef does so his food can be appreciated.Special Features:
- Fun eveningDinerVIPDined on 6/5/2014Great dinner, fantastic, knowledgeable server. Noise level is quite high, which makes it difficult to have a conversation. Great selection of charcuterie. The chicken was fantastic tooSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 6/5/2014Delicious food in an exceptionally chic setting. I love how the staff go out of their way to greet people and making sure they have everything they need. This is what hospitality is all about.Special Features:
- Great foodOpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 6/2/2014The only downside was a 50 minute wait for our table (despite a reservation). I think this is not the norm, we were just unlucky that the people occupying our table were lingering. We waited at the bar where the cocktails were very tasty with a very knowledgeable and professional bar-man. The service was attentive (but not overly so) and came with good food recommendations. Food was great. A relatively small menu, the diverse at the same time. All the appertisers and entres we had were really good.Special Features:
- Modern, Hip and TastyYummyYipDined on 6/2/2014House cured meats. Lots and lots of different meats, all delicious. Also many inventive veg and main dishes. Everything was fresh, nicely plated, well seasoned. Servers were attentive but it seemed our drink order got lost for a while and we had to ask for bread, even then it was brought without butter when it looked like all the others came out with it. As the evening wore on, the noise level went up to a distractible level. In all, it was an enjoyable meal and I'd return but maybe try to hit it earlier in the day or evening.Special Features:
- thisVIPDined on 5/30/2014food was fine, service was pretty terrible, won't go back


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ALBANY, Ga. -- Five teams of dually enrolled Culinary Arts students from Lee County High School faced off in Albany Technical College's Culinary Arts lab in the Logistics Education Center on Friday for an Epicurean showdown.
Each three-person team's challenge was to take a mystery basket of ingredients and turn them into a dish that was judged based on creativity, teamwork, presentation and taste with minimal time to plan and execute.
The competition was divided into three rounds: Appetizer, Entree, and Dessert. In each round, the student chefs were given a basket containing between three and five ingredients, and the dish each team prepared were required to contain each of those ingredients.
Teams were provided access to a pantry and refrigerator stocked with a wide variety of ingredients and given 20 minutes to prepare their dishes.
The Appetizer round winner was the team of Yaunna Taylor, Drew Aultman and Austin Shlarb.
The Entree and Chopped Champions (overall points leader) was the team of Landrea Johnson, Keaton Hayes and Maria Jaime.
There was a tie for the Dessert winner between the teams of Haley Craft, Ty Matthews and Jaitlyn Jaser, and the team of Madison Noyes, Derian Lawson and Heather Hiers.
The student chefs cooked their dishes and completed five platings (one for each judge, plus one "beauty plate). After each round, the judges critiqued the dishes based on teamwork, presentation, taste, and creativity.
After each round, the "Head Chef/Team Leader" presented the dishes to the judges sharing with them what the dish is as the judges sampled it. The students remained until the judges complete the samples to get feedback and answer any questions.
Judges for the competition were Lee County School Superintendent, Larry Walters; Lee County High School Principal, Kevin Dowling; Miss Lee County High School 2013, Tiffani Walker, and Albany Technical College Board of Directors' Chair, Virginia Parker.
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I like to hear about Lee County High students doing great things in the community. Having graduated from LCHS myself, it makes me proud!
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- Access
The ability or right to obtain or make use of a commodity or process. In the context of this report, "access" refers to the ability or right to obtain or make use of information, opportunities for participation, and mechanisms for justice in official decisions.
- Access Initiative, The
The world's largest civil society network working to ensure that people have the right and ability to influence decisions about the natural resources that sustain their communities.Synonyms: access initiative, Initiativa Accesso, TAI, The Access Initiative
- Access Principles
Refers to the three cornerstones of The Access Initiative: access to information, participation, and access to justice.
- Access Rights
The rights of citizens to information, participation and justice in environmental decision-making. See also "access principles."
- Access To Information
The ability of citizens to obtain environmental information in the possession of public authorities. "Environmental information" includes information about air and water quality and information about whether any hazardous chemicals are stored at a nearby factory.
- Access To Justice
The ability of citizens to turn to impartial and independent arbiters to resolve disputes over access to information and participation in decisions that affect the environment, or to correct environmental harm. Such impartial arbiters include mediators, administrative tribunals, and courts of law, among others.Synonyms: justice
- Advisory Group
For the purposes of this report, a selection of individuals representing both civil society and government that oversees, reviews, and helps to guide a TAI assessment in a given country. It is the responsibility of the TAI Coalition within a country to invite individuals to serve on the advisory group/panel.Synonyms: Advisory Panel
- Assessment
The act of assessing; appraisal. In the context of this report, "assessment" refers to the process of measuring a country's performance in providing access to information, participation, and justice, including collecting data to answer selected research questions. The term also refers to the product of such research - as in, "once a team has completed an assessment, they should submit it to The Access Initiative."
- Capacity Building
The efforts to improve a country's human, scientific, technological, organizational, institutional, and resource capabilities. According to Agenda 21, capacity building consists of mechanisms, efforts, or conditions which enhance effective and meaningful public participation in decisions affecting the environment. Types of capacity building include educating civil servants to implement access rights, creating a supportive legal and administrative situation for civil society organizations, and ensuring Internet access for the general public.
- Case Study
In TAI assessments, "case study" refers to a study of an example used for assessing specific laws and government effort and effectiveness in providing access to information, participation, or access to justice. A case study may be about an event (such as an environmental emergency), a decision-making process (such as development of an environmental impact assessment), or a particular judicial claim. Case studies are also referred to as "cases." They each are examined using a prescribed set of TAI indicators.Synonyms: case studies
- Civil Society Organization
Civil Society Organizations include organizations that are neither part of the private (for profit) nor governmental sectors. They include nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) and community-based organizations (CBOs).Synonyms: Civil Society Organizations, CSOs, Civil Society Organisation, Civil Society Organisations
- Confidentiality
State of keeping information secret.
- Environmental Governance
The range of institutions and decision-making processes (including but not limited to governments) engaged in managing the environment and natural resources. For further definitions see the section entitled "Environmental Governance and Environmental Democracy" in Chapter 1 of Voice and Choice.
- Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)
The systematic examination of the likely impacts of proposed development on the environment prior to any activity, including an evaluation of environmentally less damaging alternatives to such development.Synonyms: EIA
- Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA)
A law or regulation governing the right of access to government held information, limits to that right, mechanisms for exercising that right, and mechanisms for resolving disputes around the exercise of that right. Many countries have enacted FOIAs described by various titles.Synonyms: FOIA
- Governance
Governance is about the process of making decisions. It is about the exercise of authority; about being "in charge." It relates to decision-makers at all levels–government managers and ministers, business people, property owners, farmers, and consumers. In short, it deals with who is responsible, how they wield their power, and how they are held accountable. For further definitions see the section entitled "Environmental Governance and Environmental Democracy" in Chapter 1 of Voice and Choice.
- Inclusiveness
Inclusiveness is a state in which all persons interested in or affected by a decision or decision-making process have the political space to participate in and influence the outcome.
- Information
Knowledge of a specific event or situation; intelligence; a collection of facts or data. "Information" refers to facts, knowledge, explanations, justifications, data, and resources on environmental factors, including air and water quality, environmental emergencies, general environmental trends, facilities and their environmental impacts, and plans or programs affecting natural resources.
- Nongovernmental Organization
Any civil organization or group, including voluntary groups, community groups, charities, trade unions, campaigns, and almost any other group that is not part of the government. Businesses and other profit-making entities are not included in this definition. While not exclusive of local efforts, NGO has a connotation of meso- and international-level activism and association in contrast to community-based organizations.Synonyms: NGO, NGOs, Nongovernmental Organizations, Nongovernmental Organisation
- Participation
The act of taking part or sharing in something. "Participation" refers to informed, timely and meaningful input and influence in decisions on general policies, strategies, and plans at various levels and on individual projects that have environmental impacts. See Table 2.2 of Voice and Choice for types of participation.
- Partnership For Principle 10
A new initiative developed as an outcome of the World Summit on Sustainable Development held in Johannesburg, South Africa in 2002. The Partnership for Principle 10 provides a way for governments, civil society organizations, and international organizations to work together to implement practical solutions to provide the public with access to information, participation, and justice for environmentally sustainable decisions. See also Appendix 1 of Voice and Choice for a more detailed description of PP10.Synonyms: PP10
- Pollutant Release And Transfer Register (PRTR)
A PRTR is an environmental database or inventory of potentially harmful releases to air, water, and soil as well as wastes transported off site for treatment or disposal.
- Principle 10
Part of the Rio Declaration made at the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 1992. Principle 10 embodies the ideals of the Access Initiative and is the foundation of the Aarhus Convention (UNECE) and the Partnership for Principle 10. Principle 10 states: "Environmental issues are best handled with participation of all concerned citizens, at the relevant level. At the national level, each individual shall have appropriate access to information concerning the environment that is held by public authorities, including information on hazardous materials and activities in their communities, and the opportunity to participate in decision-making processes. States shall facilitate and encourage public awareness and participation by making information widely available. Effective access to judicial and administrative proceedings, including redress and remedy, shall be provided"
- Public
Refers to the people or any individual, alone, with others, or as one of a community.
- Redress
The means of seeking relief or remedy. Redress is associated with procedural justice.
- Sanguine
Sanguine /ˈsæŋgwɪn/ Spelled Pronunciation [sang-gwin]
–adjective 1. cheerfully optimistic, hopeful, or confident: a sanguine disposition; sanguine expectations.
2. reddish; ruddy: a sanguine complexion.
3. (in old physiology) having blood as the predominating humor and consequently being ruddy-faced, cheerful, etc. 4. bloody; sanguinary. 5. blood-red; red. 6. Heraldry. a reddish-purple tincture. –noun 7. a red iron-oxide crayon used in making drawings.
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First-person shooters get away with a lot. Give them a gun and they'll be putty in your hands, and everything else is irrelevant, or so they say. Okay, that's probably not entirely fair on the Killzone legacy.
They've been a consistent bastion of gratifying combat, with a uniquely chubby twist but only on home consoles. Liberation translated relatively well to the PSP, it tinkered with the formula with isometric third-person, suggesting that the hand-held may not be suited to the first-person shooters. Notable big-budget spin-offs have only compounded this notion, Resistance: Burning Skies and Black Ops: Declassified were monumental failures, but this wasn't a case of good games shoe-horned into a under-sized format.
They were rubbish in their own right, and rather than an indictment on the Vita, and a curious self-fulfilling prophecy by where publishers didn't seem to take it seriously, consequently the games were half-baked, setting the bar of expectation incredibly low.
Killzone: Mercenary is a game whose only ambition is handheld compotency, seeking pleasurable function above all, with a stark lack of creativity or flair.
Our protagonist is one catastrophically named Arran Danner, the video gameiest fictional name and strong contender for the worst one ever devised. He's silent, sleeve-tattooed cipher characterised entirely through forgotten Mitchell brother and slack-jawed idiot Anders Benoit.
To call them characters would be disingenuous, when they're little more than paper plates on sticks. Killzone has never had much purchase in the character world, but here not a single is even remotely likeable.
Benoit, a comrade in arms of sorts, continually gargles out the same asinine faux-grizzled drawl, belching out words like they they're not worth thinking about, "grab that ammo, shit cost money, right?"
The dialogue is almost universally charmless, turning cutscenes an arduous minigame exercise in skipping as soon as the next mission has loaded, with hands over your ears to avoid Benoit's stupid, stupid voice.
As if that wasn't the enough, the journey Danner and his dribbling mates is a by-the-numbers trip to the land of abject mediocrity.
Every plot point and supposed twist is signposted by a hundred aircraft marshals, the first mission even ends with a Fight Club-inspired moment where Admiral Gray is shot through the head and doesn't die. Friends become enemies, enemies become friends and the entire plot is tepid, hollow and dull. It's almost entirely devoid of ambition, typified by the limp attempt at stringing missions into something cohesive, but that's not to say Mercenary is beyond redemption. Lots of time and craft has been sifted into the single-player, with an impressive array of lighting, animations and polish that puts many home console games to shame, but somehow this only frustrates further.
It matches previous Killzones in levels of bombast and grandeur, but has a habit of yanking control from the player at moments where free-reign should be key. At one point Danner takes out two guards then runs straight through a window in a 100-floor building, opening a wingsuit and gliding through Vektan carnage with delectable detail, but it's all automated. This spectacular set piece, within an action game, isn't yours to control, taking away from the spectacle and ultimately cheats the player. New additions to the first-person formula are Valour cards, playing cards awarded at the end of missions and based on general play ability, but are only meaningless collectibles by another name.
Not to mention the excitingly stylised VAN-guard systems, sparkly special items which allow you to call in drone strikes with names like Sky Fury, or shoulder-mounted Porcupine missiles.
They're expensive and obscenely over-powered, quite deliberately, and devilishly fun, but it's less mercenary and more absurd super-soldier. Of course, they're almost exclusively touch-controlled and it wouldn't be a Vita game without crow-barring in at least three separate uses for the damned thing.
The melee is amusingly perverse, upon flicking your knife time itself stands still and depending on which animation you've triggered, performing the appropriate quick-time-swipe results in a successfully barbarous takedown.
It now takes slightly more planning, and introduces a timed skill element, simultaneously making each kill feel dutifully earned. Not so satisfying are the puzzles and mine-placement, both monotonous, gimmicky, and just as much fun as the similar Sixaxis controls in Killzones 2 and 3 that will definitely be missed by everyone. Being a Mercenary, as Benoit repeats like a drunken St. Bernard, is all about the money, so kills award whatever currency they use on Helghan, presumably some sort of cockney pound.
Money goes towards weapons which Danner can buy from weapon lockers owned and operated by BlackJack, professional bad Chekov impersonator and Killzone's attempt at an enigmatic figure of grey morality. He's not, obviously, but not having a face makes him slightly less tedious than anybody else. BlackJack allows for a reasonable degree of loadout customisation, with single-player unlocks transferring to multiplayer as-is.
But the question Killzone: Mercenary asks isn't about plot or characters, the glowing red weak spots of the Killzone series, but whether shooting people in the face with a big gun can be fun on the Vita, and at times it is, but these times aren't nearly enough to really engage and entertain.
Watching bodies twist and jerk as bullets riddle them like acne is a sight to behold, especially when enemy AI is fairly competent, aggressively moving to flank given half a chance.
Moving through the battlefield is like swimming through angel delight, in typical Killzone fashion. The hefty sluggishness that so typifies the series, in contrast to other ecstasy-fueled shooters, and the Vita captures this movement perfectly, perhaps its deft little sticks working even better than its Dualshock brother, at least for slower-paced gunnery.
Strafing and peeking over cover is constantly attractive, and merely trudging from A-to-B is a pleasure. Yet missions invariably flutter between shooting guys to get to a computer, hacking into military-grade encryptions with a touchpad mini-game and waiting for a bar to fill up without dying. Even over a meagre nine missions this becomes tiresome and irritating.
We tried the multiplayer, and when it worked, which wasn't very often, it felt competent but lacking the spit-shine veneer of the single-player.
Its maps consist of six thorough re-workings of existing missions, several of which play out through multiple stories, but more than a hand fulof bugs and iffy matchmaking doesn't bode well for any real longevity.
At its most basic, shooting guys in the face in Killzone: Mercenary can be enjoyable but never gives the player any credit in any other facet of the game. Not to mention a repetitive, uninspired mission structure and pocketfuls of missed opportunities, the campaign length coming in at just under four hours.
Instances like the VAN-guard are kicking and screaming for a less po-faced Killzone, especially for a 'spin-off' game which isn't integral to canon. Gruff mercs cursing like Bulletstorm dockers and quipping like Bond with such over-the-top weaponry would've been a delightful, but instead the non-shooting parts are just shallow, lumpy slop. It looks a treat, with a fidelity and sharpness that could easily be mistaken for an early PlayStation 3 game.
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When it comes to tacos, I'm a big fan of the hard shell, but sometimes I find store-bought hard shell tacos to be kind of flimsy. Like with some tortilla chips, I feel like the manufacturers aren't starting with whole corn tortillas. They're probably starting with some strange paste that they can mold and fry, but the end results are always a bit sub-par.
Homemade hard shell tacos are a bit tricky though. You need to hold them in place and fry them until crispy. They do make a strange device that will make it possible to do this at home, but personally that seems like more work than it's worth.
So I came up with a much quicker and easier method for making darn good crispy tacos at home. These are actually a delicious mash up between an enchilada, a taco, and a taquito. But trust me, you'll have a hard time giving them up once you try them!
Shredded Chicken Hard Tacos
- 1 pound boneless skinless chicken breast, poached and shredded
- 1 15 ounce can black beans, drained and rinsed
- 1/2 red onion, diced
- 1-2 jalapenos, minced
- 1/2 Cup salsa
- 6 ounces pepper jack cheese, shredded
- 12 corn tortillas
- Salt and pepper
- Olive oil
- Toppings:
- Sour Cream
- Avocado
- Lettuce
- Hot Sauce
1) Add chicken breasts to a medium pot and cover with water by 1/2 inch. Bring to a simmer and simmer for about 15 minutes or until chicken is cooked through.
2) Once chicken has cooled a bit, shred it. Also, dice onion and pepper and drain and rinse the beans.
3) Add 2 tablespoons olive oil to a medium pan over medium heat. Once hot, add onions and peppers and cook until soft. Then stir in shredded chicken, black beans, and salsa.
4) Stir mixture until it's heated through and season with salt and pepper.
5) On a large griddle or in a large skillet, add a tablespoon of olive oil over medium-high heat. Working with one tortilla at a time, add it to the hot pan and top one half with chicken and shredded cheese. Fold tortilla over to form a taco. Press down on it lightly so it holds it's shape and move it to the outer part of the pan while you work on a second one. Do as many tacos as you can fit at once without them overlapping.
6) Cook tacos for about 3 minutes per side until tortilla is crispy and cheese is well-melted.
7) Serve tacos immediately with avocado, hot sauce, lettuce, and sour cream.
Preparing the Filling
There are really no rules when it comes to fillings for these tacos. I used some chicken and black beans, but you could take it in any direction really.
If you do want to use chicken though, the easiest way to prep it for the filling is to lightly poach it in a few inches of water for about 10 minutes or until it's cooked through completely. Depending on the thickness of your chicken breast, you might need a few more minutes. Then, once your chicken is cool, you can shred it up with a fork.
You could also use leftover chicken from a different meal.
Besides the chicken, I also recommend using some fresh red onion and jalapeno which gives the filling great Tex-mex flavors.
Just dice both relatively small. If you want more heat, then leave the seeds in the peppers.
To finish off the filling, add a drizzle of oil to a medium pan over medium heat and add your onions and peppers. Cook them until they are soft, about 4-5 minutes, then stir in your chicken drained black beans.
I like to add some salsa to mine also which just kind of rounds out the flavors and ties everything together. It's a bit of a shortcut, but it works like a charm.
Stir this all together over medium heat until the filling is hot.
Making the Tacos
These tacos are actually pretty easy to make. Don't be intimidated!
Corn tortillas are really strong. They don't burn easily so you have a lot of flexibility in your cooking time which is nice. I like to make mine on a large griddle but you could also use a large skillet.
Just add a drizzle of oil to the pan and get it hot over medium-high heat. Then work with one tortilla at a time. Start by just warming the tortilla up for a seconds and then top half of it with a large spoonful of filling.
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Next, top it with some grated cheese. Any cheese will work, but I like pepper jack.
Then the only tricky part is to fold the top part of the taco over. Once you have the taco folded over, press down on it lightly so it holds it's shape.
Once you have one taco shaped, you can move it out to the side of the pan and get started on a second taco. When I'm really rocking and rolling, I can do about six at a time on my griddle.
Cook them for about 3-4 minutes per side so they get nice and crispy on the outside.
Toppings and Servings
I made up a plate of some of my favorite taco toppings for these guys including sour cream, avocado, and chopped lettuce. Hot sauce wouldn't be a bad idea either.
Serve up a few of the tacos with some toppings and you are in for a treat! Three tacos is a pretty hearty meal. Two would be a good lunch.
These guys turn crispy and delicious as they cook and then you can kind of pry them open and stuff them with all kinds of delicious toppings. The shells are a lot more substantial than those flimsy guys you buy in the store that crack and shatter with the slightest touch.
I know these are good because my Tex-Mex aficionado wife requested them two nights in a row!


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Delta Air Lines Inc. (DAL:US) reached a tentative agreement on a new contract with its pilots union seven months before the existing accord comes up for amendment, in an industry where negotiations often drag on for years.
Leaders of the Air Line Pilots Association's Delta chapter and its panel that negotiated the contract are meeting in Atlanta today to discuss the terms, Tim O'Malley, chairman of the union's executive committee, told members in a letter today.
"The negotiating committee and its expanded team have accomplished a great deal of work in the last two months, a process that normally takes years," O'Malley wrote.
The agreement must be approved by the union's executive committee and then by a majority of the 10,850 rank-and-file pilots before it takes effect. Terms of the accord, such as whether it includes pay raises or a change to the so-called scope clause that determines what size planes regional partners can fly, can't be disclosed yet, Kelly Regus, a union spokeswoman, said in an e-mail.
"Reaching a tentative agreement with the Air Line Pilots Association has been a high priority for Delta since negotiations began in March," Gina Laughlin, a spokeswoman for the Atlanta-based company, said in an e-mail. "We are pleased to have reached this agreement."
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Guests can choose from king size beds or twin beds, both are en-suite rooms. The rooms are tastefully decorated and both very quiet with no traffic noise, a peaceful haven after a long day discovering the delights of Edinburgh.
The Blanket Garden Flat provides hairdryers, central heating, laundry facilities, children's cots and even a baby-sitting service. There is also a garden for guest to relax and a perfect children's play area.
Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast ranging from the traditional Scottish breakfast to smoked salmon. Breakfast is served between 8a.m-10a.m; guest departing before this time can request an earlier breakfast.
The Blanket Garden Flat is only one mile from the city centre Waverly train station, and is close to a well served city bus route, exploring Edinburgh's sites and haunted past couldn't be more convenient from this location.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. (KFGO AM) -- The Minnesota Department of Agriculture is encouraging people to buy their Christmas tree from a local grower.
The season will be shorter than usual with a late Thanksgiving this year.
Agriculture depepartment spokesman Paul Hugunin says growers are hoping for good weather between black Friday and Christmas.


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Here's a fun fact: Teddy Roosevelt's wife and mother both died on Feb 14th. So while you complain about being alone, let's remember who really was forever alone on this day.
How bout his journal entry for that day though?
If that doesn't get you right in the feels, I don't know what does.
I can't even imagine the heartbreak he went through that day…
The ink is even smudged probably from him crying OH GOD MY HEART
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holy shit, homer nails it again
my life
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"You're the one starting shit!"
*Starts fight, gets layed out*
White girls fighting is so funny, lol, i can barely run in my bookbag, how she fight in hers?


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West Valley City » For more than 30 years, the West Valley City Civil Service Commission has ruled on job-action appeals from police and firefighters.
But now — just two months after the three-member panel handed the city a major upset and in the middle of its investigation of fired police Officer Shaun Cowley, who faces a separate criminal charge in the shooting death of Danielle Willard — the city may disband the commission.
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City Council members discussed the possibility of replacing the commission and the separate employee appeals board for civilian city merit employees with a hearing officer earlier this week and set a vote on the matter for Tuesday. City officials say the proposal is about increased efficiency and has nothing to do with the two police department appeals.
Keith Stoney, Cowley's attorney, says while the move likely wouldn't disrupt anything for his client's wrongful-firing case, the potential switch seems "suspect" because of the timing. He believes it may be because of the way the commission decided police Lt. John Coyle's case in May — overturning his demotion by the West Valley City Police Department.
Coyle oversaw the department's troubled neighborhood narcotics unit, which later was disbanded. An investigation into the unit after the Nov. 2, 2012, shooting of Willard in the course of a drug probe, found multiple violations of evidence-handling policies. Coyle was demoted and reassigned as a rank-and-file officer for failing in his leadership role.
The commission ordered him reinstated May 15 with back pay. He was returned to lieutenant rank, this time in the records department.
"They probably didn't get the decision they wanted on the Coyle matter," Stoney said. "It does give the appearance that they're not happy campers, so they're going to change it."
In a criminal case separate from the appeal of his dismissal, Cowley faces a manslaughter charge in the death of Willard, who was unarmed when she was shot to death, though Cowley has said he feared being struck by her car. By the time the criminal case was lodged June 19, he had been fired from the police force on allegations of mishandling evidence.
His appeal hearing before the Civil Service Commission has been delayed five times, with a new date now set for late August.
Timing a coincidence » Eric Bunderson, West Valley City attorney, says consideration of disbanding the Civil Service Commission is unrelated to the Cowley case. Conversations about the change began as early as 2011, he said.
"We had been planning to do this for months and months and didn't feel like we could wait any longer," Bunderson told the council. "There's a potential that there's always going to be a case in the works."
He said the commission has challenges that likely could be handled more quickly and efficiently by one person acting as an administrative law judge than by a multi-member committee.
The Coyle decision took about five months, which was considerably longer than Bunderson expected. He hopes a hearing officer could cut that time in half.
The three members of the current Civil Service Commission are residents appointed by the city manager and paid a small stipend to review promotions, overlook departmental transfers and hear employee appeals as needed. Merit civilian employees have a similar appeals process before another three-member board.
Bunderson said because three people have such different opinions, it's hard to come to a timely decision. The city also has to hire an outside adviser to counsel the commission when an appeal does come up, which he says is expensive.
If the City Council decides to move forward with dissolving the commission, most of the panel's functions would shift to the city's human-resource department. A hearing officer's job would consist solely of hearing and ruling on appeals for an estimated 500 merit employees, including police officers and firefighters, among other staff.
Checks and balances » Councilman Corey Rushton worries there are insufficient checks and balances with using a hearing officer.
"The good thing with juries," he said, "is that you get a totally impartial view of lay citizens and residents."
Rushton believes the council will vote to "retool" the commission in some way, but hopes the final resolution will ensure "political science 101" fairness. He wants the hearing officer to be able to act independently and impartially.Next Page >
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Finding My Beat
Your teenage dream (job). People magazine's London Bureau, December 2005.
So tonight I spoke on a panel for Ed2010, an NYC-based organization that helps young magazine editors and writers find their wings. The conversation was about how to balance a successful freelance career with a full-time job. I was asked to be a part it because, up until about a year ago, I moonlighted as a reporter for People magazine while holding down day jobs on the edit staffs of Good Housekeeping, JANE and a couple other national pubs.
Beforehand, I wrote down some tips I wanted to pass along to the newbies. The last one is the one I can't stop thinking about, and it's why I'm sitting here and typing past my school-night bedtime. It's about following your passion, which is what I'm so happy to finally be doing here at Arthur & Bernie.
OK, here goes. My advice, for what it's worth:
Be reliable — Consistently meet your deadlines and do good work. Sounds obvious, but it's incredible (incredibly sad, really) how many writers don't turn assignments in on time or proofread their work or provide sources for fact-checking. Editors want to work with writers who have their acts together, so take the job seriously and you'll have an instant leg up. Good editors return to good, dependable writers.
Be flexible — An editor calls to see if you're free to make it to a press conference downtown in 20 minutes? Yes, you are! An editor asks if you're interested in compiling a round-up of today's hottest space heaters for their next issue? (…snore…zzz…) Yes, you are! An editor asks if you're available to fly to Toronto to cover a Justin Timberlake concert this weekend? Yes, you are! (And yes, this really happened once.) Bottom line: Just do it.
Keep in touch — It's all about who you know in this city, especially this teeny industry that only keeps getting smaller the longer you're here. Check in with your fellow interns from that summer gig you had a few years ago. Email the editor that gave you a freelance assignment that one time. Could be that they now work for a site that's bookmarked in your browser, or they have a blogger friend who's about to be on maternity leave and needs someone to fill in ASAP. You never know who you'll know.
Follow your passion — This is the one I can't get off my brain tonight. That girl in the picture above, that 22-year-old me, boy was she excited to have that post-college internship in London. She interviewed Jude Law on the red carpet, sat front-row during London Fashion Week, and got a kiss on the cheek from Orlando Bloom at a Cartier polo match — the same polo match where she sat next to Prince Harry for lunch. No, really. It was the dream! The life!
But, after several more years of People reporting in New York, I realized it wasn't my dream. It wasn't my life. Don't get me wrong. It was thrilling and, hell, probably the glitziest job I'll ever have, but I had to get real. I had to get honest with myself. I'm the kind of girl who, to use a timely example, has no clue what's going on with Charlie Sheen. Something about tiger blood? Winning? Err, I'm lost. I just don't keep up with pop culture or celeb scandals or public break-ups and make-ups. So, I had to ask myself, why was I investing my time in it?
When I was seven and eight and nine years old, living across from a cornfield in Indiana, I used to visit Estelle, our elderly neighbor who lived by herself next door. When I was 15 and 16 and 17 years old, in high school in Kentucky, I used to play piano every Sunday afternoon at a nursing home down the street, just because. Arthur and Bernie are who I write about now, but this interest, this passion, has always been a part of my life. It makes sense that the same little girl who played Chinese checkers with Estelle would want to write about quiet train rides to Pennsylvania. And it makes sense that the same teenager who played Chopin in the dining hall would want to share a moment at the theater with her retired English professor friend. This is exactly where I am supposed to be. This has always been my beat.
So to the aspiring writers in the room tonight, I say follow your heart. Take time to consider what you love and what you hold dear, and find a way to voice it. Why waste your time or your talent doing anything less than that? Think hard about what makes you you, and dedicate yourself to sharing that special point of view with the world.


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Instructions: Please list the topics identified in the action letter(s) and that are addressed in this report.
The WASC Commission action letter identified three areas to be addressed in the interim report:
Assessment of Learning. The institution needs to continue to enhance its skills and structures related to assessment of student learning, and complete its formal policies and templates related to program review, including Faculty Senate endorsement of the program review plans.
Academic Planning. By building on the foundational work already begun in academic planning, the institution should expand the visible linkages between academic planning and resource allocation.
Retention and Graduation. Continuing the excellent work the institution has already begun related to the first-year experience and retention, CSUSM should expand the focus of these efforts to include retention beyond the first year, and towards improvement in the six year graduation rates.


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Apartment in Downtown Los Angeles, California, U.S.
Bolinas Barn & Residence by Nick Noyes Architecture, located in Bolinas, California, U.S.
Apartment in Norrmalm, Stockholm, Sweden.
From LLoyd Kahn's Shelter Publication, 1973
From LLoyd Kahn's Shelter Publication, 1973
Desert Shelter (2011) by David Frazee, located in Taliesin West, Arizona, U.S.
Kitchen in Berlin, Germany.
The Sustainability Treehouse (2013) by Mithun, located in Glen Jean, West Virginia, U.S.Photo by Joe Fletcher.
Bedroom in Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin, Germany.
Raleigh Hotel by L. Murray Dixon, located in Miami Beach, Florida, U.S.
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Peter Harnden, Costa Brava House, Circa 1965
Peter Harnden, Costa Brava House, Circa 1965


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Weather Tile
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Weather Tile brings live weather stats based on your location to your home screen via its live tile. Refresh happens every half a hour. Weather Tile also provides simple one-click in-app forecast. Update 1.4 - finally Metro graphics! - better Metro design - faster, smoother - graphics is offline, less internet traffic Update 1.3 - progressbar on app start - removed messageBox on app start - Live Tile optimization + "no data"/"blank tile" issues solved
8/21/2014Best. Weather. App. Eveeer. 4.5\5
1/1/2014Basically does nothing as a tile. Poorly thought out
11/9/2013This app suffers from the same issue as Microsoft's weather app as it does not update the live tile. This app however doesn't even update once you've opened the app. Its also not as good looking as what MS offers.
10/26/2013Live tile won't display on Nokia Lumia. Won't show Fahrenheit. UNINSTALLING!!!
10/5/2013Front tile doesn't change to Fahrenheit, only in the app itself.
9/13/2013Tile stayed Celsius after the setting was changed.
8/8/2013After trying several weather apps finally found the one with all required features. 1. Automatically update the location when you move. (Very important) 2. Live tile with theme colour. 3. Update every half an hour. Very good simple whether app.
8/5/2013Not good
8/3/2013Does not show forecast date and time properly
7/5/2013Exactly what I was looking for in a weather app. A live tile for current location. It doesn't promise to be anything more than a basic weather app. Only thing I wish would be added is the forecast shows the numerical date only, but does not include the day of the week. So it just makes you think that part out on your own.


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Categories > TV > Doctor Who
Aftermath3 Reviews
The Eighth Doctor's regeneration, just after the Time War.
(#) AngelDeLaMusique 2007-09-29 04:01:14 PMThis is short, but beautiful.
However, not every fan of the new stuff has seen the old and maybe doesn't understand whats going on- Could you add a bit more background? And maybe even some more detail during the regeneration.
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Live Q&A with Sherry Turkle: How has digital technology changed the kind of communications you have with your friends, family & co-workers?
This Live conversation with TED speaker Sherry Turkle will open on April 12th, 2pm EDT.
How has digital technology changed the kind of communications you have with your friends, family & co-workers?
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This has been a wonderful experience for me. I get to see how many people view my talk, but not what they are thinking. So hearing what you are thinking was great! And it sounds like a lot of people are struggling to balance conversation with connection and actually becoming better at sensing the difference. I'm optimistic. And I like it that people are actively thinking about how to create real spaces at home and work to pay more attention to each other, to really listen to each other. Thank you.
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Samuel CookApr 12 2012: I think digital technology has completely changed the way we communicate in both positive and negative ways. The most positive is that it allows friends to stay in touch from all corners of the globe with ease. One of the more negative ways I can think of is the often complete removal of context in a conversation. We often "fill in the blanks" with text messages and get completely different meanings out of the words. I had a friend tell me she had a friendship fall apart because of a misinterpretation of a comment.
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The talk about farming brought up memories of the grand daddy of MMOs Ultima Online. In there there was a gardining system. You would plant seeds then you would have to long on each day to water and add neutrients to the pot. Then about a week later a plant would pop up which you could use to harvest seeds or, If I remember correctly, you could cross polynate different plants to get different seeds. It was a pretty fun system.


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