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Here's How Planet Hunters Are Going to Find the Next Earth
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Why Was Carl Sagan Blackballed from the National Academy of Sciences?
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Our July Scarf of the Month is dedicated to the patriotic-filled month in North Texas.
FC Dallas will face the New England Revolution on Saturday, July 4, with the annual post-match fireworks show - one of the largest shows in the metroplex!
Then on Sunday, July 5, the U.S. Women's National Team will play for the 2015 Women's World Cup title at 6 p.m. - be sure to join us for our watch party at the Granada Theater!
Finally, the 2015 CONCACAF Gold Cup will kick-off on Tuesday, July 7, with a doubleheader right here at Toyota Stadium - Panama will get the evening started as they play Haiti at 6:00 CT followed immediately by the U.S. Men's National Team facing Honduras at 8:30!
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Wednesday July 1st : 10am – 9pm
Thursday July 2nd : 10am – 7 pm
Friday July 3rd: 10am – 3pm
FC Dallas midfielder Victor Ulloa was named to the MLS Team of the Week for Week 17. This is the first time Ulloa has been named to the Team of the Week this season, and the first time an FC Dallas player has been nominated since Week 12.
M: Victor Ulloa (FC Dallas) – Was active and didn't give the ball away in the Texas Derby. He also made a ridiculous cross-field pass to get Fabián Castillo into position to score the team's second goal.
Castillo was included as a bench player for TOTW with one goal and a cross that was deflected in for an own goal.
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As FC Dallas gears up to take on the Houston Dynamo, here are some numbers to keep in mind:
1 - For every Tweet using #CrushTheOrange, Dan Hunt will personally donate $1 to the FC Dallas Foundation
5 - FCD finally returns home after a five-game road swing
14 - In their last 16 home games, FC Dallas is unbeaten in 14, winning 12 matches
6 - Houston Dynamo extended their road winless streak to six last weekend, losing 2-0 to the Portland Timbers
4 - FCD has won four of the last five matches agaisnt Houston in MLS play, and two straight Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup matches
7 - Houston's Will Bruin is tied for third-most goals in MLS with seven
51 - Houston is last in MLS in terms of Shots on Goal with 51
831 - Friday marks 831 days since the last time FC Dallas hosted the Texas Derby pres. by Novo Nordisk in MLS play
0 - Zero is the amount of times the Dynamo have fired El Capitan from 2013-15
250 - Wastewater from the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex flows downstream 250 miles in the Trinity River and into Lake Livingston where Houston gets most of its water
It's derby week once again as FC Dallas returns home from a five-game road swing with the Houston Dynamo making their first MLS appearance at Toyota Stadium since March 17, 2013.
Not only is the Texas Derby pres. by Novo Nordisk a heated battle on the field, but through the Derby Donates initiative, it is now a way for both teams to come together and give back to their local communities. This week, there are three different ways that the FC Dallas Foundation and Dynamo Charities are getting involved.
First, through the "Every Save Makes a Difference" initiative and partnership between MLS WORKS, Allstate and Univision Deportes, for every save made in the Texas Derby, $500 will be donated to that team's designated community organization. The FC Dallas Foundation has chosen Soccer Assist as the beneficiary for each save made, while Dynamo Charities has chosen Neighborhood Centers Inc. Harbach-Ripley as theirs.
The second initiative is a friendly competition between each foundation. The losing team's foundation will be donating $1,000 worth of soccer equipment to a charity in the wining team's community. Should FC Dallas win, Dynamo Charities will donate equipment to America Scores Dallas. And should Houston win, the FC Dallas Foundation will donate to Neighborhood Centers Inc. Harbach-Ripley.
Finally, FCD president Dan Hunt has personally challenged FC Dallas fans to show their support leading up to Friday's match. For every tweet using #CrushTheOrange, Hunt will personally donate $1 to the FC Dallas Foundation, up to $1,000. We've made it easy for you to do so with the Tweet buttons!
No matter the result on the field, both teams will be contributing to the greater good of their local communities this rivalry week.
A sleepy first half turned into an exciting second half at Dick's Sporting Goods Park as FC Dallas and Colorado shared the points in the final game of a five-match road trip for FCD. Here are your highlights:
As FC Dallas travels to Colorado to take on the Rapids, here are some numbers to keep in mind:
5 - This is the last game of a five-game road swing for FC Dallas before returning home to face Houston Dynamo on June 26
1 - Colorado has only won one game at home this season, but have only conceded nine goals
64 - FCD has played Colorado 64 times, winning 31 matches and tying 12
283 - Dallas hasn't scored in the last 283 minutes of league play
13 - Fabian Castillo has been clinical in 13 games played against Colorado, scoring four goals and assisting on five others
3 - Only three active players (Drew Moor - COL, Atiba Harris - DAL, Zach Loyd - DAL) remain on either side from the MLS Cup Final match-up in 2010, which Colorado took over Dallas, 2-1
3.27 - Mauro Diaz ranks first in fouls suffered per match this season with 3.27
45 - Since Oscar Pareja was named head coach of FC Dallas, the club has only lost four games in matches that Mauro Diaz has played at least 45 minutes (13-4-6)
25 - FC Dallas (24.12) and Colorado Rapids (24.9) are two of only four teams in MLS with an average roster age under 25
0 - FCD has never lost in their new secondary kits and will be wearing them against Colorado
As FC Dallas heads to Seattle to take on the Sounders, here are some numbers to keep in mind:
1260 – Victor Ulloa (FC Dallas) and Stefan Frei (Seattle Sounders) have played every minute of every match this season for their respective clubs
55 – Seattle's goalkeeper Stefan Frei leads the league in saves with 55 on the season
3 – Blas Perez (FC Dallas) and Clint Dempsey (Seattle Sounders) are tied with Chris Rolfe (D.C. United), Giles Barnes (Houston Dynamo), and Sebastian Giovinco (Toronto FC) for the most game winning goals in MLS with three
10 – The Sounders will be without their No. 10 Saturday as Marco Pappa was called up for Guatemala's World Cup qualifiers June 11 and June 15
9 – Seattle leads the league in goal differential at nine, two ahead of Western Conference foe Sporting Kansas City
6 –Six FC Dallas players were named to Gold Cup provisional rosters, tying Houston Dynamo for most in MLS
1.86 – The Sounders are in a tie for second in the Supporters Shield race, but they lead the league in points per game at 1.86
31 – Michel is the club's all-time leader in goals (four), assists (three), and shots on goal (six) vs. Seattle
0 – Zero is the amount of games FC Dallas lost to the Seattle Sounders in the postseason last year
16.38 – The difference in amount of inches of rain in the month of May (2015) between Dallas (16.96) and Seattle (0.58)
Sunday's match against San Jose Earthquakes will air nationally on Fox Sports 1 as part of Soccer Sunday, so we have you covered on how to watch and support your FC Dallas squad to three points from home.
This is the second game against Chris Wondolowski and his squad after defeating the Earthquakes 1-0 to start off the season with a late-goal from Blas Perez.
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How can we have NOT talked about Blood Types all this time? Seriously! This is important stuff! Well, not really that important, because it's not necessarily true, but it is shocking how our blood type descriptions do fit us quite well.
What shocks us, though, is that we fit our blood type descriptions better than we fit our Horoscope descriptions. I never really related with the Capricorn/Aquarius characteristics, and the only thing Martina agreed with as a Taurus was in being stubborn. These blood type qualities, though? Yes, I'm antisocial and Martina is a social butterfly. I can be sociable in a social setting, but I don't put up with much and avoid stuff I don't like. Also, supposedly I don't care much for forgiving and forgetting, because I'm never offended, so there's nothing to forgive or forget. It's impossible to offend me. IMPOSSIBLE. Maybe that's why I'm not in any Kpop fandoms? OHHH BURN! No wait don't go! It was a joke! Ahhhh. There I go again being too blunt.
I wonder if Korea has the equivalent to Big Poppa. "Who they attractin with that line 'what's yo name what's yo sign'"? In Korea it'd be more like "what's yo name what's yo blood type?" And instead of Big Poppa it'd be Big Abba. I'd totally listen to that song. On a more serious note, hey you: Kpop Celebrities. I know you read these blog posts (you don't have to hide anymore). Where's that club for AB people? I need to know plz.
Soo Zee was telling us how, in first dates, blood types very often come up in conversation. Maybe not to any great depth, but it's asked, even if just in passing. Have you been asked your Astrological sign on your first dates?
I only know one person who's really into astrology. I won't name him, in case he's reading. We did have a chat with him, once, though, and it was freaky how into it he was. It's even down to the point where he can say "it's this day in the Astrological calendar so ______ kind of stuff is supposed to happen today." I remember he blamed the cracking of his toilet as a result of it, because technology was supposed to act up that day. I wouldn't consider my pooper technology, really, though I suppose it technically stands up to the definition. You know, I guess that conversation we had was so specific that he probably already knows that it's him, so there's no point in us naming him anymore. Ok, fine. You win. His name was G-Dragon. Ha! No.
Also, there's a fairly popular webtoon on the Korean net about Blood Types. I'm gonna link it here for relevance: BOOYA! Some of them are actually quite hilarious. They're worth checking out :D
Yeah! So that's it for this week's TL;DR. Please let us know if there's any characteristics we missed out on for the blood types, and also if you're in any way shocked by our blood types. We're shocked how much they fit us. Maybe you guise were like "pffft it figures." I wonder if there's a common bloodtype amongst commenters here. Maybe it's only A types that are drawn to commenting? I wonder. There's only one way to find out: by clicking on this pretty button below right here:
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I have the Universal Bloodtype, which is O Negative. This means that I can give my blood to anyone regardless of their Bloodtype. Because of this, and there not being a lot of O Negative blood types here in the USA, I donate blood frequently (about every 56 days for whole blood). So far I've donated about 2 gallons. Anywho, I'm not sure if they take the negatives and positives of the specific bloodtype into consideration, or if they are talking about the main bloodtypes in general. Being an O Negative type, I can only agree with hard working/workaholic, which is the same for my zodiac sign (I'm a Capricorn). I actually have a tattoo that I designed which is my zodiac sign symbol with my bloodtype (O -) incorporated into it. I'm actually a mix of all of the bloodtypes, it just depends on my mood/how I'm feeling. Example: It is very easy for me to make friends, IF I want to. Personally, I am not a very social person. Like Simon, I only socialize when I feel that it is worth my time. I keep to myself most of the time, I get bored easily at times, I like organizing things, I'm very adventurous, hardworking, again I can get along with virtually anyone IF I wanted to but I normally don't tend to be a social butterfly, I'm not very talkative unless I'm having a discussion/debate/rant, etc. I would be like a walking contradiction to people in Korea who believe in these Bloodtype personalities. I can be any of the personalities, as can any other person. Not all of them are spot on, but some of them are close enough I guess.
wow, im blood type O+ and this fits me so well! i have 2 jobs, one im training to be a supervisor for, plus go to uni, i also love planning things, im planning a trip for Thailand and driving my bf crazy over it XD. I am a huge social butterfly, i get in trouble for talking all the time at work, don't care if they'er strangers i will talk. and i hate been bored and find so many hobbies i immerse myself into. and yes, totally agree, my parents or siblings NEVER wake me in the morning or make a sound because no one wants me to wake up angry because i explode (i like me sleep T^T) and true NEVER forget! and forgiving can be hard too.
Ok, so I Google the blood types to see if there is anything more specific that would nail me down more than this vid did or exhonerate me.
O+ here. "Those with blood type O are said to be natural leaders – they are outgoing, energetic and optimistic. They speak their minds loud and clear whilst being friendly and easy going. They tend to be expressive and passionate with high self-confidence and are highly ambitious. They have a strong physical presence and are unlikely to be overlooked. They tend to be dramatic which might make others feel uncomfortable. They can be arrogant, insensitive, ruthless and vein. They can be obsessively preoccupied with success. However, they won't leave someone who is in trouble by themselves and are said to be natural athletes. It is suggested that blood type O's eat a high protein diet and exercise rigorously."
I have to say that last part? Not so much.
Leader? well… does running your own business count? I thought it just meant I was working for an ass.
Pieces for zodiac. Kinda fits but not really.
Chinese zodiac…sheep. Now, that offended me at first until I found out that, basically, It means I prefer my own company….most of the time. I USED to be in the needy part but now I think I'm more along the lines of a blood type AB in that respect.
And now that I've posted all this, it means absolutely nothing.
Fun way to waste some time though :D.
Thanx for explaining this guys! I was really starting to kinda wonder why all the people I talk to online from Korea wanted to know my blood type. Now I know. :P
If you ask me Blood Type As seem boring. I don't know what Blood Type I am but I wouldn't want to be A. I think I am though, I'm such an introvert and really sensitive. I'd love to be O or AB. Or even B, cos at least I could live my life not giving a fuck about what others think of me.
Also, about AB; the reason they can be considered confusing is because they seem kind of bipolar. One minute they can be happy and fun loving, next minute they can be all emo. At least that's what I've understood from what I've read.
And lol, I laughed so hard at that Aussie accent. I'm an Aussie and it sounded very British to me. xD
Lastly, about Zodiac Signs; I'm actually one of the few that believes in them a lot. I know they're not always going to be true and match up though, and I don't mind if others don't believe in it. I just find it really interesting. Same with Blood Types. However I'm not as crazy as your friend, I'm not interested in Horoscopes and like 'what shit is going to happen today' kind of thing because I find it utter bullshit. However I match my Zodiac sign very well and that might also be a reason why I believe in them. And I know if you don't match your Zodiac sign, it can be because your birth chart has a lot of other star signs in it. So Martina might have Gemini or Leo or something in her sign, as she is more outgoing. I think Simon acts a lot like an Aquarius though!
Anyway, that's enough nerdiness out of me. Going to shut up now. Great video though, glad I finally got around to watching it! ^^
Can you do more Etude make up vids.. really love etude..
There's a 4 episode Japanese drama about the way they are perceived in Japan, it's really instructive since there's little info bubble now and then about the blood type. It's called "ketsuekigatabetsu onna ga kekkon suru houhou". Each episode is about one blood type (and not every episode is good), and each one as a diffenrent main actress. So it's about four girls with the same name but different blood type. Each story tells a different kind of love story for the girls and how they end up getting married.
I'm blood type O but definitely do not fit the profile. I'm introverted, and get called out often for being too rational, and not emotional enough, lol. I just don't understand game playing in social roles (although, I'm capable of faking it), if everyone was upfront and honest wouldn't things be so much easier. It would work out better if I was a guy, because girls don't seem to have these traits as easily accepted.
Can you talk about funerals in South Korea? And if family members pay fees to store the cremated bodies in a Columbarium?
I'm really interested about this too!
I couldn't begin to tell you what my blood type is. But I do know I'm a cancer and from the personality descriptions I've read, I match it pretty decently. As for the Chinese zodiac I am a monkey and I've read conflicting things regarding that. Some of what I've read I match pretty well, others I don't match except for like one or two things.
Based off of what you've said in the video, my personality seems like a mix of A and AB. Watch, I'll really be something like O haha.
Scary how all of the A types fit me well considering that I'm blood type A
Hi Simon and Martina.
Could you do the 2 Truths, 1 Lie Challenge
I am blood type O and that is like the opposite of me. I am much closer to type A or to type AB. Funny, huh? But yeah, my students have asked me a few times here in Korea what my blood type is. According to most of my students, type O is the most desirable? Like as in for a relationship? I don't really know.
Hi S&M! (I Hope this is in the right place)
I'm curious about Religion in Korea. GD posted a photo of a cross on Instagram and a lot of people got upset over it. Same with Taeyang and his tattoo, and Minzy and her concerts. What is the most common religion over there, and is it very publicly demonstrated? (Naaaaastay discussion subject)
I'm blood type A, and this sounds 100% accurate. I'm super boisterous but I am kind of shy and I have a really hard time/hate talking to people I don't know really well. I worry a lot like to the point I've made myself physically sick with stress, so that's accurate. And I mean I do get good grades and I don't every really get in trouble because I never really break any rules. So I dunno, this makes me sound like a freaking pushover, but I think it's relatively accurate.
Hey Simon And Martina, I Want To Know If The Government Encourage The Citizens Of Korea To Have Lots Of Children Or Do They Always Stick To One Or Two Babies? Please Make A TLDR On This Please? Lots Of Love From Singapore :)
They encourage to have lots ;)
Along the same vein, can you guys perhaps also discuss if Korean girls are naturally body-hairless or is there a shitload of removal methods involved?
I notice that A LOT of people underrate K-Pop in the U.S., saying that the music is the same thing OVER and OVER again…which can be true…sometimes, but then they start to think that all people in the K-pop industry are talentless. In Korea, do people underrate K-Pop Idols, thinking that they are just groups that are packed with pretty boys/girls in EXTREMELY tight pants? or do they acknowledge that some people actually have this thing called talent? Thanks~
I asked my mother and she tells me I'm blood type O, as are the rest of my family members. In fact, the Red Cross website tells me that the majority of hispanics are blood type O. Which, if we're using this Korean personality system, totally explains SO much about the culture.
Of course, I'm not like that at all, so whatevs.
If type B gets all the nookie, then, genetically, Koreans should mostly be type B or AB.
But Korea is mostly Type A so, either Type B uses condoms or has weak sperm
Of more interest would be your Briggs Myers Personality Typ I'm betting Simon is ENTP while Martina is ENFJ
I'm an A but I'm nothing like it haha. I'm actually a weird mix of AB, O, and B! (so everything but A :p)
I'm honest introvert with blood type 0. I think that it is funny when description maches you and you share it, but i hate people which take it too seriously and judge others without thinking. I met a person like that (judging by horoscope) and i'm still wondering how it's possible that we were in the same room longer than 5 minutes.
Wow! Those descriptions nailed me and my wife perfectly. XD I am an AB and she is an O. That was very interesting to watch. And I couldn't agree more with Simon about never wanting to make an O angry…although that is kinda hard sometimes since they outnumber us ABs by such a large amount.
A here and i rly want to pass drama without commenting but i caaant!
OMG simon at 0:59 really impersonates the dramatic chipmunk to a T
And all that talk of how much a refrigerator costs makes me wanna play Sims >_<
Is it just me or did the video end sort of abruptly? It felt kinda weird ^_^'
I'm sad that, with all the vampire jokes, Mordney didn't make an appearance in this video…
Hey! I'm a new Nasty ^.^ I've known about EYK for a while, but never really got into watching the videos till now :P You guys are a great way to relieve stress, and I'm really glad you guys do what you do, because you're great at it! (BTW You guys make an adorable couple <3)
ANYWAYS I don't know if this goes under TL;DR or not, but I'm gonna ask anyways, what are your thoughts about kpop companies merging/sharing stocks? Recently, Loen bought over half of Starship's stocks and this past summer, Woollim merged with SM C&C. There have been tons of rumors about the Woollim and SM C&C merge. People are wondering whether or not Woollim merged with SM because of pressure from SM or because they wanted to. I heard of these rumors mainly when the TOHEART promo came out. What do you guys think about this (and the promo :P)?
nice TLDR guys! also, before i forget, i wanted to say that i think it's cool you are now answering some of the last week's comments at the end of the video!
Now, on to the subject at hand! in Japan, it's pretty much the same. blood type is a big deal and i think the attributes you've described are the same as well. people take it very seriously and i remember there was a big scandal a few years ago about several companies that was refusing to hire type B people, like, you had to write what your blood type was on your resume and if you were type B, then your application wasn't even considered. craziness, right?
Also, i knew that Martina was gonna be type O, because I'm type O and we are sooo similar, lol. i guess the only think that doesn't fit me about the stereotype is being a hardworker though… cuz i'm sooo lazy… lol.
keep up the good work!!
Why did it take me a day to realize that picture is from Trueblood/ The Sookie Stackhouse novels? Lol Slow much? Smh
Okay so my friend who is obsessed with Korea said that people with certain blood types get along or disagree with others who have a certain different blood type. For example, people with blood type AB might get along well with people with blood type O and might not get along with people with blood type A. Could anyone tell me if this is true and if it is what the relations are?
Oh, I also remember that, when I first registered for donating blood, they gave me brochure explaining how common which blood types are in which region of the world.And I think it said that blood type B is most common in Asia.
Well I'm Type B, but act more like your explanation of Type A. ^^
OK, so I dont really know my bloodtype.. when we where suppose to check in school (you know – a lots of many years ago) I didnt dare to put a needle in my finger – because Im afraid of needles… stupid dentists stick you with the needle :(… SO i dont know.. I have thought about checking it up the next time Im visiting the hospital – but it havent happened yet so – I dont really know. Want to know, however :)
What is the stigma towards interracial marriage in Korea? Especially if it is a Korean man and a foreign woman vs. a Korean woman and a foreign man. Also, is it more popular for interracial couples to live within the country or move outside of Korea?
A-type! I actually knew about this before a little and it shocked me too how accurate it was. So I guess that means I have to comment right? ^^
Martina, how in the name of Zeus' butthole do you get your hair to do that?! I have to know!! P.S. I loved your comment about US Congress…it made my day! :D
Why do you think those characteristics were written by Type A? I'm an A, but in my opinion 0 sounds best! And I've heard before that in Korea 0 is considered as the most favorable blood type… You're so lucky, Martina! ;)
Maybe one point missed out was how in Korean variety shows for K-Pop bans there is a huge focus on what blood type each member of the band is (I'm thinking especially about UKISS Vampire) and they always make it dramatic when a member is AB and make fun of the B's for being lazy and rude. xD
Also, do you know if in Korea the + or – of a blood type affects what people think about them?
I heard from my teacher, that the blood type theory started in Germany during the Nazis. A Japanese man living in Germany brought it to Japan and then to Korea. So Korea and Japan are the only country that believe in the blood type theory :)
I can't tell which blood type I am….I sound like a taurus/blood type A looking at that lol
well… I'm blood-type B but the definition doesn't quite describe me :/


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ABSTRACT To examine the effects of presurgical corticosteroid treatment for normal-risk penetrating keratoplasty (NRPK), high-risk penetrating keratoplasty (HRPK), and high-risk penetrating keratoplasty plus lensectomy.
We used 3 corneal transplantation models (NRPK, HRPK, and high-risk penetrating keratoplasty plus lensectomy). For each model, we tried to compare the effect of corticosteroid treatment according to different timetables as follows: The first trial began with a corticosteroid injection given 2 weeks before the PK and continued until 4 weeks after the PK (group 1). The second trial started with a corticosteroid injection given on the day of the PK and continued for 4 weeks after the PK (group 2). The third trial started with a corticosteroid injection administered on the day of the PK and continued for 8 weeks after the PK (group 3). After harvesting and immunostaining of corneas, graft survival, neovascularization (NV), and lymphangiogenesis (LY) were compared among the groups. A P value <0.05 was considered as being statistically significant.
With respect to graft survival, group 1 had improved graft survival compared with that of group 3 in the HRPK model (P = 0.025). In all the 3 PK models, groups 2 and 3 demonstrated a similar graft survival (P > 0.05). With respect to NV and LY, in NRPK, group 1 showed less NV than did group 2 (P < 0.001) and group 3 (P = 0.016). In HRPK, group 1 also demonstrated less NV and LY than did group 3 (P = 0.045 and 0.044, respectively).
The initiation time point of the corticosteroid treatment is important for graft survival. Corticosteroid pretreatment is an effective means to increase graft survival for HRPK and to decrease NV and LY for both NRPK and HRPK.
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text: Comments (11) + Add comment Comments (11) Featured TotalHitman + 1001d ago Heavy Rain did it right. #1 Agree(5) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply castro 1001d ago | Spam one2thr + 1001d ago Truth be told, I happen to like a life like scenario that give(s) any game a sense of reality related factors, instead of boring dead/dry environments or moments. It's like a cheese burger from McDonald's is just a cheese burger from McDonald's, but once you put some red pepper flakes on it, its like D#MN!!!... This taste a helluva lot better!!!... In some cases going a little "Hollywood"in some games A LOT much better, especailly when epic moments give that long lasting awesome after taste that make gamers want to show and share the moment(s) with their fellow gamers a like... #3 (Edited 1001d ago ) | Agree(1) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply snipes101 + 1001d ago To me, though, that just looks like the developer's lack of inspiration where the actual game play is involved. They could have made something playable that was just as exciting. #3.1 Agree(1) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply one2thr + 1001d ago ^^^Very true, and I agree #3.1.1 Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report Coach_McGuirk + 1001d ago less scripted events would be a good thing, in my opinion. #4 (Edited 1001d ago ) | Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply yoshiroaka + 1001d ago I think these Hollywood games aren't the future or replacement to other types of games but should be looked as another branch of gaming to sit along side more interactive types. I like it both ways and i hope they continue to push both types forward in the future as each has its own pros and cons. #5 (Edited 1001d ago ) | Agree(1) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply RustedMan + 1001d ago This article was disappointing for the main reason that it asks many questions, but doesn't really answer them. Yes, we all know that games are becoming increasingly "cinematic" in their presentation, a trend no doubt related to the success of the "modern day blockbuster", where set pieces are exploded and charred, leaving a battered hero lying on the ground, panting...Cut to black, credits roll. Games follow this because for the most part, it -works-. I believe that my favorite moment (as hinted by the writer of the article, but not really explored) of any videogame is when the entire world keeps you guessing. I realized very early on in Metroid Prime that I loved the game the second I landed in an alien world, and my visor was fogging up from the humidity. A seemingly minor detail that made so much difference in my own perception of the environment I was to traverse, and the shining memory of the immense enjoyment of discovering many MORE tiny details that NO other game had bothered to throw in. Cinematic experiences in today's games are not bad, but like a by-the-numbers horror film, they are "cheap thrills", ones that are specifically designed and implemented to persuade the viewer/player to feel a certain way. Just like how a bad guy in a duster needs to have a scar, a throaty voice, and penchant for violence, he cannot merely exist as an en evil, but he most TRIGGER a specified emotional response from the player (AKA: killing your entire family, burning down your house and leaving you for dead). The heavy handed nature of that structure creates an emphasis on player/viewer response, and games have adopted a near Austin Powers level of emotional triggering, and it's mainly due to the fact that many gamers don't have the time nor the patience to appreciate the smaller details. Obviously, one must question where said "cinematic" experience is merely the result of a game simply being linear in nature. So many things could be discussed on this subject, and it NEEDS to be discussed, but unfortunately, there just is no clear cut solution to the problem, other than to redefine what players truly find compelling in the games they play. Is it the "sizzle reel" that pulls the gamer into the game, or is it the beautiful monotony of merely existing within a well-realized game world that makes a game memorable? #6 (Edited 1001d ago ) | Agree(2) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply snipes101 + 1001d ago I was thinking about offering more solutions, but I mainly wrote this article to open up a thread of discussion. I wanted to present a problem and see what people did with it (and to promote brevity, though I think I did get a little verbose haha). That, and after taking several months off of blog writing for personal reasons, I was more than a little rusty sitting down to write this - my first column in probably 4 or 5 months. Thanks for the constructive criticism though. 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Activity Centre is pretty much just colour pencils n paper, couple stencils.
Visit at an obscure time otherwise expect cues.
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Check out the architecture - what beautiful spaces they have created - love it!
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Fantastic hospitality
We have just returned back from a lovely week-end at the Rokeby b & b in Salisbury. Karen and Mark always make us feel very welcome when we arrive. We enjoy the good breakfast that karen serves us in the morning and there is always plenty of tea. We are so impressed that we are going back again early september, can't wait.
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Along with another couple, we stayed in this B&B in January during a European holiday. The main attraction of this property are the owners Mark and Karen. They are extremely friendly, outgoing people who really made us feel at home, even to joining us in the conservatory one evening for a glass or two of wine. This is the place to visit if you are into rugby!
The property is a large home converted to B&B and functions well. The consevatory is a lovely spot to relax and serves as the breakfast area. Breakfasts were superb. The rooms vary in size and ours was on the top floor of the house. The room was large and comfortable although the ensuite facilities somewhat small and our friends found their mattress to be very hard. However these are only minor niggles. This is a well run, clean, attractive and comfortable property and we would all be very happy to stay here again in the future. Highly recommended! (Don't worry Mark Wales might yet beat the All Blacks...in your dreams!)
A fantastic B&B
This Bed and Breakfast is fantastic. We arrived at noon and were welcomed warmly by our hostess. She gave us a tour of this beautiful house and walking directions to the town center. Our room was large and the bathroom was huge. Breakfast the next morning was delicious.
My son and I took advantage of the internet connected computer to dash off a few emails to friends and family.
My only problem was that I didn't have a few more days to spend here. One night was just a tease and I would have loved to spend a few days in this house.
The UK's best B&B ?
We've stayed at many in the UK, but this one gets the full 10 marks. Karen and Mark are delightful beyond belief. Spotlessly clean house, healthy breakfast, gorgeous bathroom and perfect location for sightseeing. We might return to Salisbury one day, just to stay at Rokeby ;)
PS: Thanks Karen for looking after our bags, we had a great time cycling.
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My husband and I have just returned from a wonderful visit to the U.K. and a three day stay at the Rokeby Guest House. Having booked over the internet, we were so pleased with ourselves for having found this delightful B&B. Our room was large and comfortable overlooking the beautiful gardens in the back of the house and impeccably clean. Karen and Mark were so warm and welcoming and went out of their way to assist us during our stay. The breakfasts were excellent, the house magnificent, and the location perfect as a base for sightseeing the city and surrounding area. I highly recommend the Rokeby for anyone visiting the fascinating city of Salisbury!
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I would strongly recommend it to anyone who wishes a top quality stay.
What a stay....
Only a short stay but what a time. A lovely conservatory, great garden and even a fish tank. My personal trainer must have shares in the breakfasts as I now need to book even more sessions with him to fight the flab!!! although i did want to use the gym provdied at the house I just didnt have time to ..... yeah right I hear you say!!!!
See you soon..... and thank you for a great stay.
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It was my mother's birthday and my family came to stay at Rokeby to celebrate. Karen and Mark were superb! They made us so welcome, putting wine and a card in the room for Mum and making us welcome day and night although we weren't guests!
The house is sparkling clean and the gardens are to die for! They had a family wedding themselves but still made us feel at home and welcome - now we've found them the family wouldn't stay anywhere else.
Well done Karen and Mark - you deserve every recognition for the service you are providing - you are better than a hotel at half the cost.
Best B&B stay ever!
We spent a weekend in Salisbury this past March and booked in at the Rokeby Guest House for two nights. On arrival, we met the couple (and their cat Buster who we fell in love with and considered packing in our bag to bring home!) who are really lovely, friendly people and truly committed to making your stay enjoyable.
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The dining room is also gorgeous; it has one of those old fashioned spiral staircases leading down into a conservatory where there are more tables and chairs and couches to lounge around on.
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There's also a very pretty garden with a pond which would be very nice to relax in in warmer weather.
Karen and Mark gave us lots of suggestions and directions on where to go and what to see and we really had an amazing time. I only wish we could've stayed longer.
I would definitely rate it at at least 10 out of 10!
We've told all our friends about it and although there are many wonderful new places in England to discover, we honestly can't wait to go back to Salisbury and the Rokeby!
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Dec. 24, 2009, 09:49 PM
Ok....what do you cook in your crockpot that is yummy and not too hard to make?
Dec. 24, 2009, 09:56 PM
My current favorite is the ten bean dried mix from Sprouts and this recipe:
Dec. 24, 2009, 10:01 PM
peperoncini beef
one jar pepperoncinis
one hunk beef potroast or whatever is on sale
couple garlic cloves
Dump everything in a crockpot, cook for 8 hours/all day.
Shred meat with fork and serve as a potroast or as open faced sandwiches with melted cheese on top.
Dec. 24, 2009, 10:31 PM
I posted this one in the casserole thread. It's got to be the easiest thing ever.
1) Taco chicken: Get frozen, boneless chicken (fresh works too, but it's more expensive and you'll have to add some water) throw it into a crock pot in the morning, add a whole packet of taco seasoning, walk away. Go on with your day. Come home, pull apart the chicken to make it like shredded chicken, mix it up and let it cook for a little longer. You're done!
You can make great tacos/burritos with these, but when I'm in a crunch a just throw some onto a hamburger bun, heat up some peas, and I have a quick and pretty healthy dinner. (It's also easy to microwave for future days.)
Dec. 24, 2009, 10:37 PM
Put three boneless skinless chicken breasts into the crock pot.
Mix 1 can of cream of chicken soup, 1 can of cheddar cheese soup, and 1/2 cup of either dry white wine or water in a bowl. Pour mixture onto chicken breasts.
Cook on low 10-12 hours. Serve over rice.
Dec. 24, 2009, 10:38 PM
I'm actually thinking of making that chicken taco dish tomorrow...I have a bunch of chicken in the fridge that needs to be cooked and I think I'll be home all day so it may as well cook while I'm here....thanks...these look good...
Bring em on!
Dec. 24, 2009, 11:07 PM
Wait, do you add water to the taco chicken and beef dishes??
Dec. 24, 2009, 11:15 PM
I throw half a package of cream cheese, half a stick of butter, a can of corn and a tablespoon of sugar in on high for 2 hours, stirring occasionally so it doesn't burn. Then I eat the whole thing.
This gets me through PMS and stressful days.
Dec. 25, 2009, 12:26 AM
Wait, do you add water to the taco chicken and beef dishes??
For the chicken: If it's frozen, you don't usually need to. (It will look watery once it thaws, but it will soak it all up once you pull it apart.) If you use fresh, you will need to add some water. I'm the worst cook in the world and just guesstimated, so it's no critical amount.:D I probably added 1/2 cup to 1 cup, maybe a little more. Just enough to allow the chicken to soak into it once it starts to cook.
Dec. 25, 2009, 12:47 AM
My very, very favorite thing to do with a crockpot is to butterfly a whole chicken (or use chicken quarters pre-cut) and toss it in the pot with some garlic, onions, appropriate spices and enough chicken broth/stock to cover. Let it cook all day, pull it out (it will fall apart- have tongs handy), sauce it up and voila- pulled chicken. I use chili powder and cumin and sauce it with BBQ for pulled chicken sandwiches, soy or tamari and five spice powder and finish with a sweet teriyaki sauce, and serve with rice and some veggies for an asian spin. A little OJ, balsamic and rosemary for 'italian' flavors.
Let your imagination run- it's really fall-off-the-bone tender after cooking in liquid all day. You can also save the liquid and simmer it for a while and make a stock out of it- add the chicken back and some veggies and you have a rich, easy, low fat soup.
Dec. 25, 2009, 12:48 AM
What temp do you cook the chicken on? I would think low if you are leaving it all day, but want to double check! (I forsee a lot of cooking next week!)
Dec. 25, 2009, 01:59 AM
Low for all day, high for 4-6 hours.
Dec. 25, 2009, 06:08 AM
Another way of doing the taco chicken is put a couple of chicken breasts in the crock pot with a jar of salsa. Shred chicken when cooked and mix everythig up. Use to make tacos, burritos or enchiladas
Dec. 25, 2009, 06:48 AM
Wait, do you add water to the taco chicken and beef dishes??
For the beef you use the liquid from the jar of pepperoncini - the vinegar helps tenderize the beef.
Sometimes if I am feeling fancy I toss in a package of onion soup mix too.
I never heard of that recipe until I moved to Indiana.
They call it Italian Beef and it is fabulous!
Dec. 25, 2009, 09:06 AM
This tortilla soup recipe is DELICIOUS! Don't let the long list of ingredients fool you. All you do is dump everything into the slow cooker and walk away!
• 1 pound cooked chicken (or cut up into bite size pieces) - I use grocery store or Costco rotisserie chicken
• 1 (15 ounce) can diced tomatoes
• 1 (10 ounce) can enchilada sauce
• 1 medium onion, chopped
• 1 (4 ounce) can chopped green chile peppers
• 2 cloves garlic, minced
• 32 oz. container chicken broth
• 1 can black beans
• 1 teaspoon cumin
• 1 teaspoon chili powder
• 1 teaspoon salt
• 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
• 1 bay leaf
• 1 (10 ounce) package frozen white shoepeg corn
• 1 tablespoon chopped cilantro
• Tortilla chips
• Sour cream
1. Place chicken, tomatoes, enchilada sauce, onion, green chiles, and garlic into a slow cooker. Pour in chicken broth, and season with cumin, chili powder, salt, pepper, and bay leaf. Stir in corn and cilantro. Cover, and cook on Low for 6 to 8 hours or on High for 3 to 4 hours.
2. To serve, break up some tortilla chips and sprinkle over soup and put a spoonful of sour cream on top.
ENJOY – it's fabulous!
Dec. 25, 2009, 10:02 AM
pork roast of any sort
butternut squash
dash of cumin
dash of Allspice
two bay leaves
cover everything in one jar of chunky applesauceYummy!
Dec. 25, 2009, 10:27 AM
I think it's actually different from italian beef, but yes you do add the entire jar of peperoncinis including the liquid.
I'm not a spicy fan so I don't keep the peppers on my sandiwch but you can if you want.
Dec. 25, 2009, 10:30 AM
I picked up a cookbook by Campbells called Slow Cooker Recipes...it was like $5 at Borders and has the BEST stuff in there. You maybe have 5 minutes of prep in the worst one.
Here's some of them online!
Dec. 25, 2009, 11:57 AM
These sound sooo yummy and will be on my list to cook next week...have a question though about this:
"Another way of doing the taco chicken is put a couple of chicken breasts in the crock pot with a jar of salsa"
I assume you still use the taco seasoning with the chicken and salsa?
Also, the recipe with the applesauce sounds interesting...I'm not super adventurous with my cooking but that is a resolution for me this year..try to cook new things!
Thanks all!!! keep em coming!
Dec. 25, 2009, 01:54 PM
Oh this is good I just got a slow cooker/crock pot for xmas! Lol
Dec. 25, 2009, 02:01 PM
This is great for cold weather:
Two turkey thighs
1 can cream of mushroom soup
Add one can of water to soup
Cook all day on low and serve with rice.
This is a great pasta sauce:
1 pkg Knorr Italian Chicken mix
10 oz button mushrooms
5 or 6 boneless chicken thighs
2 large cans stewed tomatoes
1 small can tomato paste
2 green peppers cut into small pieces
Mix all together and cook all day on low. Freezes really well.
Dec. 25, 2009, 08:25 PM
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"Making this moist bread dressing in a slow cooker is an excellent way to free up the oven for other dishes on a busy cooking day."
INGREDIENTS:1 cup butter or margarine2 cups chopped onion2 cups chopped celery1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley12 ounces sliced mushrooms12 cups dry bread cubes1 teaspoon poultry seasoning1 1/2 teaspoons dried sage 1 teaspoon dried thyme1/2 teaspoon dried marjoram1 1/2 teaspoons salt1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper4 1/2 cups chicken broth, or as needed2 eggs, beaten
1.Melt butter or margarine in a skillet over medium heat. Cook onion, celery, mushroom, and parsley in butter, stirring frequently.
2.Spoon cooked vegetables over bread cubes in a very large mixing bowl. Season with poultry seasoning, sage, thyme, marjoram, and salt and pepper. Pour in enough broth to moisten, and mix in eggs. Transfer mixture to slow cooker, and cover.
3.Cook on High for 45 minutes, then reduce heat to Low, and cook for 4 to 8 hours.
Dec. 25, 2009, 08:30 PM
I've made what I think is Claddagh's tortilla soup recipe and it's wonderful. Found mine on the internet. Also good if you add some grated cheese on the top of the individual servings. I eat it for a night or two or three and then put the rest in jars from store-bought pasta sauce and freeze it.
Dec. 26, 2009, 11:40 AM
i just get the biggest chuck roast that i can find.... cut it in half and season with what ever i have in the spice rack (im currently favoring a lime/chipotle rub)
pour in a can of beef stock
cut up a medium yellow onion
as many cloves of garlic as you like
add enough water to cover the roast
let it go for about 8 hrs or so on low... or until it falls apart
(you could add wine if you want)
my boyfriend salivates over this!!!! last time i got a 8lb roast and it lasted about a day!
Dec. 26, 2009, 12:00 PM
Love this thread hope it stays up so I can copy all the yummy receipes.
Dec. 26, 2009, 02:13 PM
Onion Meatballs
2 packages frozen cooked meatballs
1 jar beef gravy
1 envelope dry onion soup mix
Throw everything in the crock pot. Turn it on.
Come back a couple hours later.
Serve as an appetizer.
Or make a sandwich with provolone cheese.
Or just eat it with a fork.
Chicken n' Dumplins
1 package chicken thighs or chicken breasts
2 Tbs butter
2 cans cream of chicken soup
1/2 bag frozen choppen onions
Water to cover
Garlic, salt, pepper to taste
One tube refrigerated biscuit dough
Mix chicken, butter, soup, onion and seasonings in crockpot and add water until covered.
Cook on high for five to six hours.
30 minutes before serving, tear dough into bite sized pieces and add to crock pot.
Continue cooking until dough is cooked through and fluffy.
Broccoli Cheddar Soup
3 cans cheddar cheese soup
1 can cream of mushroom soup
1 can cream of chicken soup
A bag of frozen broccoli
A bag of frozen chopped onions
1 tbs butter
Garlic, salt and pepper to taste
milk/water to thin
Combine in a pot.
Demo's Chicken and Rice Soup
1 rotisserie chicken- lemon pepper if they have it
4-5 chicken breasts
1/4 water
2 tsp lemon juice
2 cups of water
3 cans of fat free chicken broth
2 tsp of lemon juice
2 tsp of parsley flakes
2 cans cream of chicken soup
salt and pepper to taste
3 cups of water
2 cups of white or brown instant rice
Pull meat off rotisserie chicken into bite sized pieces.
Spray baking dish with Pam and place chicken in dish. Pour water and lemon juice over chicken, cover with foil and bake for 45 minutes in oven.
Fix instant rice according to package.
Put in chicken and rice in pot with water, broth, lemon juice, parsley, cream of chicken soup, salt, and pepper.
Cook on low for 40 minutes.
Sound too difficult? Throw it in the crock pot!
White Chicken Chili
2 packets McCormick White Chicken Chili Seasoning
2 cans Northern or White beans, undrained
2 cups water
1 rotisserie chicken
Pull meat off chicken.
Mix in a pot or crock pot with beans, seasoning packets, water.
You can use 1 packet/1 can/1 cup water, but I found it a little thick with a whole rotisserie chicken.
Top with sour cream and cheese.
French Onion Chicken Bake
1/4 cup butter
Meat from 1 rotisserie chicken
2 large onions, halved and thinly sliced
1/4 cup flour
4 cups water
1/4 cup sherry or water
1 box (2 envelopes) onion soup mix
1/4 tsp black pepper
1 can refrigerator biscuits
1 bag shredded swiss cheese
Easy version:
Put all ingredients in a crock pot besides cheese and biscuits. Cook all day, bake biscuits seperately. Serve onion mix over a biscuit, top with cheese.
Not-as-easy version:
Put meat from chicken in a 9x13 casserole. In a skillet, melt butter and cook onion slices until golden brown. Sprinkle with flour, cook one more minute, then add water, sherry and soup mix until boiling, continue cooking for 3 minutes. Cover chicken with contents of skillet, top with uncooked biscuits and bake for 20 minutes. Cover with cheese, bake 4-5 minutes longer or until cheese is melted.
Cherries Jubilee
1 box yellow cake mix
2 cans cherry pie filling (or peach, or apple...)
1/2 cup butter
Put pie filling in the crock pot, sprinkle cake mix to cover fruit and pour melted butter over the top. Cover and cook on low for 4 hours or high for 2.
Serve with vanilla ice cream.
Halve this for normal people or smaller crock pots!
Apple Crisp
2 cans apple pie filling
2 1/2 cups granola cereal
1 1/2 tsp cinnamon
1/3 cup sugar
1/3 cup melted butter
In the order above, put ingredients in the crock pot.
Cover and cook on low for 3 hours.
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Spotting patterns can be an important first step - explaining why it is appropriate to generalise is the next step, and often the most interesting and important.
From a group of any 4 students in a class of 30, each has exchanged
Christmas cards with the other three. Show that some students have
exchanged cards with all the other students in the class. How. . . .
What are the missing numbers in the pyramids?
The country Sixtania prints postage stamps with only three values 6 lucres, 10 lucres and 15 lucres (where the currency is in lucres).Which values cannot be made up with combinations of these postage. . . .
If you know the sizes of the angles marked with coloured dots in
this diagram which angles can you find by calculation?
Can you discover whether this is a fair game?
This is an interactivity in which you have to sort the steps in the
completion of the square into the correct order to prove the
formula for the solutions of quadratic equations.
Toni Beardon has chosen this article introducing a rich area for
practical exploration and discovery in 3D geometry
Caroline and James pick sets of five numbers. Charlie chooses three of them that add together to make a multiple of three. Can they stop him?
Pick a square within a multiplication square and add the numbers on
each diagonal. What do you notice?
Do you know how to find the area of a triangle? You can count the
squares. What happens if we turn the triangle on end? Press the
button and see. Try counting the number of units in the triangle
now. . . .
Let a(n) be the number of ways of expressing the integer n as an
ordered sum of 1's and 2's. Let b(n) be the number of ways of
expressing n as an ordered sum of integers greater than 1. (i)
Calculate. . . .
Here are some examples of 'cons', and see if you can figure out where the trick is.
When number pyramids have a sequence on the bottom layer, some interesting patterns emerge...
Factorial one hundred (written 100!) has 24 noughts when written in full and that 1000! has 249 noughts? Convince yourself that the above is true. Perhaps your methodology will help you find the. . . .
What does logic mean to us and is that different to mathematical logic? We will explore these questions in this article.