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Jul 2009
This week on You Are Games, you get to review the games. Send us a review of one of the following games: Upgrade Complete, Minecraft, or Lights. We'll choose our three favorites and feature them on the site! Check out the rules and guidelines in the full article, and remember to have fun. Reviewers, Assemble!
Jul 2009
With the goal of gleaning helpful information and insight into the state of the thriving Flash game market from the perspective of developers and publishers, Mochi Media is requesting your participation in a Flash Games Market Survey.
Jul 2009
Games Featured:Paper, aliens, and scary things that jump out at you and go "BOO!! WAAA HAHAAA!" dominate this edition of Mobile Monday. Come to think of it, that sounds like the last family reunion I went to. Including games: Mystique. Chapter 1: Foetus, Paper Toss, and Evacuation.
- • Mystique. Chapter 1: Foetus
- • Paper Toss
- • Evacuation
Jul 2009
Games Featured:Our goal is to bring you only the games that are worth playing, meaning most of these titles are left in the forgotten realm of Didn't Quite Make It land. This is especially true with downloadable games, as it's a bit more of a commitment to buy a game than just click on a link and play. Some games look good, play well, and are entertaining enough to be featured, but for one reason or another they just didn't make the cut. Here are a few games that are, by all rights, excellent titles to play, but for one reason or another didn't quite get their own review.
- • DinerTown Tycoon
- • Kitten Sanctuary
- • Pahelika: Secret Legends
Jul 2009
Games Featured:Painfully difficult retro gaming time!!! Three platform games on this edition of Weekend Download, each one doing its part to remind you just how bad you are at playing games. Until you play the same part a dozen times, then you're awesomely talented!
- • Holdover
- • Ninja Robot Winning Gameshow
- • Gray & Green
Jul 2009
Games Featured:This week on Link Dump Friday, toast, bouncing balls, pixels, jigsaws, and herds of kittens combine to form... uh... something... really awesome! We got yer puzzles, we got yer platforms, we even got yer action adventure! Don't we take good care of you? Now... what did you get us?
- • Pixa Fixa
- • Summertime
- • Toast of War
- • The Rather Difficult Game
- • Fat Slice
Jun 2009
Games Featured:A big bunch o' arcade games have been assembled for this week's Mobile Monday. It was actually really easy to gather them, too. All I had to do was put out a bit of arcade bait and they came a-runnin'...
- • Wild West Pinball
- • Knights Onrush
- • Star Trigon
Jun 2009
Games Featured:It's the weekend!!! That means you have a little extra time on your hands. That means I get to take away some of that time with a handful of free games. That means you get to have fun on your weekend. Don't forget to mow the lawn, though.
- • Space Exploration: Serpens Sector
- • Bitfortress
- • Tombed
Jun 2009
Games Featured:This week in Link Dump Friday: the arcade! Bastion of fun and hope for young and old alike in an urban wasteland? Or secret lair of an ancient race of mole people from deep within the earth's crust? Unless you tune in this week for plants, turrets, swords, and more, you may never know. And Jay will get all the high scores to himself. We can't have that, now, can we?
- • Plant Pong
- • Yan Loong Legend 2
- • vel.shock()
- • Puristic Rotation
- • Balloon Headed Boy
Jun 2009
Games Featured:An iPod full of diverse games on this week's Mobile Monday. My personal favorite happens to be TonePad. Mostly because I like messing around with sound without, you know, actually accomplishing anything or learning real musical skills.
- • Diorama
- • Kaloki Adventure
- • TonePad
- • Trains
Jun 2009
Games Featured:This week, we'll take a look at the finalists in the 2BeeGames Indie Game Competition. Out of the six, we have previously featured two: Auditorium and Bumps, and the other is technically not a download Buccaneer Battle. Here is a quick rundown of the remaining three amazingly deserving titles. You like to vote, right? After playing these games, go vote for your favorite!
- • Storm
- • Save the Planet
- • Heresy War
Jun 2009
Games Featured:Catapults, coins, carts, and a bus game that doesn't have anything that begins with the letter c! You might say these things have nothing in common. I say, there's no time for your sass! Link Dump Friday is happening right now!
- • Panda's BIG Adventure
- • Symphonic Bus Tour
- • Quest for Power
- • Oran
- • Hover Kart
Jun 2009
Broken Picture Telephone is a participatory writing/drawing game based on the old favorite playground game Telephone, that's chock full of hilarious random divergences and oozes fun like bacon oozes grease!
Jun 2009
Games Featured:While I'm a big fan of retro games, developers have yet to convince me that a touch screen is an adequate replacement for a physical controller. With a touch screen you get no tactile feedback, and I feel that ruins many iPhone games. This week we have several titles whose controls are better without d-pads and buttons. And believe me, that's a tough fact for me to admit!
- • Diabolika
- • Go Go Rescue Squad
- • Stackus
- • Moonlights
Jun 2009
We've just finished a complete walkthrough for Sherlock Holmes: The awakened! Be warned: This guide contains spoilers so use it as a last resort.
Jun 2009
Games Featured:All three games featured this week seem to be a bit on the chilling creepy eerie ominous side of things. Nothing like hordes of zombies leaping from behind locked doors, more like quiet, haunting environments that are suspiciously empty but filled with cautious intrigue...
- • The Mirror Lied
- • Takishawa is Dead
- • Somnia
Jun 2009
Games Featured:This week on Link Dump Friday, we're going to flex the awesomest muscle of them all. The BRAIN. All the cool kids are doing it!
- • Turnz
- • The Factory
- • Cat Gets 100 Stars
- • Cat Cat Watermelon
- • Vector Effect
Jun 2009
Games Featured:Big game developers continue to flock to the iTunes App Store to offer portable versions of some of their best-known games. Electronic Arts is no stranger to any gaming platform, and some very recognizable titles can now have a home on your system. The prices aren't always as friendly as they could be, but sometimes it's worth a little extra cash to get the glitz and glamor a large studio can provide.
- • The Sims 3
- • Trivial Pursuit
- • EA Sudoku
- • Cannon Challenge
Jun 2009
We've just finished a complete walkthrough for Braid! Be warned: This guide contains spoilers so use it as a last resort.
Jun 2009
Games Featured:This edition of Weekend Download makes me hungry. Hungry for TOAST! It also, by extension, makes me want to ride on the back of a sheep, but that's a completely different thing, innit?
- • Type Fighter
- • De Toren
- • Toast Boy
- • Sheep!
Jun 2009
Games Featured:This week's Link Dump Friday appeals to your warm, fuzzy, nurturing side. Also the side of you that really just likes explosions and claps like a seal whenever something goes BOOM. You'd be surprised how similar they are!
- • Choose Your 2012
- • Ultimate Tactics
- • Slimey's Lunch Time
- • Warzone Tower Defense
- • Wild'n'Free EX
Jun 2009
Games Featured:Musical games dominate this edition of Mobile Monday, with two of our four features emphasizing rhythm and reflexes over any other gameplay mechanic. Also weighing in is the hefty game Zenonia, an RPG that claims a full 40 hours of 16-bit-style role playing!
- • Zenonia
- • World of Tunes
- • lilt line
- • Platypus
May 2009
Games Featured:Something for just about every type of gamer in this edition of Weekend Download, including a few titles heavy on exploration (one with a grappling hook! :-O ), a psychedelic shooter, and an experimental art game complete with vomit!
- • Ivory Springs
- • Kaivo
- • Storm Assault
- • The Gutter
- • Squid Yes, Not So Octopus: Squid Harder
May 2009
Games Featured:A witch, cheese fiends, some goop, a bounty hunter, and the raddest hair you have ever seen walk, ooze, and fly into a bar . . . No, wait, that's not right! It's Link Dump Friday!
- • NooBoo Mary: The Witch Queen
- • Oozing Forever
- • Galactic Stampede
- • Run, Bobby, Run
- • Invention Suspension
May 2009
Do you Twitter? Seems everyone is these days. If you have a Twitter account, be sure to follow us @Jayisgames We'll be giving away random free stuff all spring and summer, including Big Fish Games coupons, iTunes gift certificates, and more! Tell your family and friends to follow us, too. The more eyes watching, the more chances you have to win! :)
May 2009
Games Featured:Ooh, now here's something special! Six independent iPhone developers have joined together to offer seven word games for just 99¢ each! From speed-based spelling games to quirky word/picture combinations, there's no shortage of iPhone wordery to be had. The sale lasts through May 31, so get grabbin' while the grabbin's cheap.
- • Imangi
- • Moxie
- • Stitch'em Words
- • Word Squares
May 2009
We've just finished a MASSIVE walkthrough for Dracula 3: The Path of the dragon! Be warned: This guide contains spoilers so use it as a last resort.
May 2009
Games Featured:TIGSource has long been a focal point where independent game developers congregate, and its recent TIGSource Cockpit Competition inspired several dozen programmers to craft over 40 fine games for our playing pleasure. The following are the four winners as chosen by votes on the TIGSource forums. Aah, independent games, how we love your rampant sense of freedom and unchecked creativity.
- • Enviro-Bear 2000
- • Okkuplektor
- • Star Cannon
- • Vector Locust
May 2009
Games Featured:It's Career Day here at JIG, which means we've assembled some of the best jobs the internet has to offer in your browser! Yes, we know you've dreamed of being under the sea, barbering, and freshly baked goods. Don't be shy. Your future awaits! Or at least some really neat flash games. Hey, dynasties have been built on less, and usually require more work.
- • Fathom
- • Funky Samurai Kengo-Chan
- • Mr Mullet
- • Cookie Tycoon
- • Cosmic Cannon
May 2009
Plants vs. Zombies is now available from Big Fish Games for a mere $6.99! That's a steal of a deal for a game that will likely be in the running for Casual Game of the Year 2009.
May 2009
Games Featured:A few old games made new populate this edition of Mobile Monday. Namco is releasing a choice few of its classic arcade games on the iTunes App Store, one of which is Galaga! EA is also jumping on the retro bandwagon with Lemonade Tycoon, a mobile port of the original Shockwave game that made mixing lemonade the cool thing to do.
- • Peggle
- • Fnurgletoe
- • Galaga REMIX
- • Lemonade Tycoon
- • Bebot: Robot Synth
May 2009
Games Featured:With the review of Tom Sennet's "When The Bomb Goes Off," last week, a grave realization came to hand: our site is tragically void of Cool Moose games! This travesty is now rectified. Thank you and have a lovely day.
- • RunMan's Monster Fracas
- • Crush!
- • Acwabatiacs
May 2009
Games Featured:This Link Dump Friday features something for everyone. If by "everyone" we mean "people with varied, discerning tastes and really great hair". Say, that's you! Especially if you like fast-paced platforming, sequels, physics, and dungeons. And really, who doesn't?
- • Survival Lab
- • Necropolis
- • Savior Tower Defense
- • Red Moon
- • Perfect Balance: Playground
May 2009
Metaplace is a browser-based community of user-created virtual worlds that also serves as an online games platform. Metaplace gives you the tools you need to create just about anything your twisted head can conjure — from casual social lounges to games both basic and complex — all with an extremely flexible set of building tools. If you can surf the web, you can use Metaplace, and this level of powerful simplicity makes it one of the most attractive virtual world communities around.
May 2009
Games Featured:Monkeys with balloons, kids with slingshots fighting off zombies, an ultra-powerful hero who runs around blasting giant bugs and making dents in the earth, and, erm, a number-linking puzzle. This, ladies and gentlemen, is your typical Mobile Monday.
- • PathPix
- • Kids vs. Zombies
- • Caster
- • Bloons
May 2009
Games Featured:This edition of Weekend Download is brought to you by: Platformers. Platformers, making you run, jump, stomp, dodge and run (some more) to the exit for almost 30 years!
- • Crazy over Goo
- • Dad Would Be Proud
- • Portals thru Dreams
May 2009
If you don't already own the unique, puzzle-filled game Azada, or the epic hidden object adventure Hidden Expedition: Everest, or the remarkably fun and challenging Fairway Solitaire, or the time management hit Spa Mania, then you can get the full version for any or all of these titles, FREE! Offer good only until May 31, 2009, so don't delay — do it NOW...
May 2009
Games Featured:It's meta puzzle time! Several words in this edition of Link Dump Friday have an extra letter floating around. Find them, gather them, and arrange everything in the correct order to spell something very important!
- • Meeblings 2
- • Nevermore 3
- • Epic Battle Fantasy
- • A Crow in Hell 2
- • Ragdoll Goalkeeper
May 2009
Games Featured:It's a huge dose of nostalgia this week on Mobile Monday. Developers have been porting classic games to the iPhone/iPod Touch for some months now, and two of the latest to hit — Myst and Wolfenstein 3D — practically gave birth to their respective genres. I remember when running either of these games required a top-of-the-line computer. Now my music player can run them!
- • iso
- • Myst
- • Wolfenstein 3D Classic
May 2009
Games Featured:The introduction to this weekend download has been stolen by a ninja and replaced with a depressed bubble. Sorry for the inconvenience. If you happen to see a ninja, please attempt to stop him and ask for this paragraph back. That would be very much appreciated.
- • Ninjah
- • Plobb!
- • Ten Ton Ninja
May 2009
Games Featured:Naming your pet can be a difficult decision. Do you go with something cute like Fuzzy, Furface, or Mittens? Or maybe something average and unassuming like Cat or Dog? Just yesterday I met someone with a pet rabbit called Tundra, which I immediately declared to be the most awesome rabbit name ever.
- • Shaper
- • Apple Kabopple
- • PicPie Puzzler
- • Drift
- • Powergolf
Apr 2009
Games Featured:Wanna know what I did this past week? I grew flowers. I slithered around tiny planetoids. And I hurt my head messing with number puzzles. Oh, and I made a pie, but that has nothing to do with the games below.
- • Seek 'n Spell
- • Flower Garden
- • Snake Galaxy
- • Numbrosia
Apr 2009
Games Featured:This edition of Weekend Download is dedicated to cells. No, not the kind you find in prison, the kind you find right here, inside your body. The squishy little things surrounded by a lipid bilayer membrane. How about a hand for cells? All 100 trillion of them!
- • The Mushroom Engine
- • Madhouse
- • Gate 88
- • Pandaland
Apr 2009
Games Featured:How much thought do you put into laundry detergent? I mean, really, is this one of your great concerns in life? Do you wake up in the morning and worry if you made the right decision on aisle ten in the grocery store yesterday? Should you really have gone with that off-brand stuff? Was saving a little cash really worth putting your clothes at risk? Well... was it?
- • Visible
- • Germz
- • Guesstimation
- • The Line Game: Orange Edition
- • Spinning Bubbles
Apr 2009
Games Featured:If you're a fan of strategy games, we've got a real treat for you this Monday. Both KDice Trainer and UniWar tackle the genre from different angles, the former adopting a casual-friendly stance while the latter isn't afraid to get serious with unit management and tactics.
- • KDice Trainer
- • UniWar
- • Totomi
- • Cosmic Nitro
Apr 2009
Games Featured:This week, three of the four games featured come from the development group Free Lunch Design. Why? Because one of their games turned this writer onto the world of free games and further to that, in all its history JIG has featured just one of their games. What better way to say, thanks for all the lost time spent playing, then to shine a bit of light on their highlights.
- • Icy Tower
- • Frog Hunt
- • Zombiepox
- • Gate
Apr 2009
Games Featured:The following text was taken directly from the pages of my super-secret diary. Less of a diary, more of a journal. Not so much a journal, now that I think about it, sort of a captain's log. Complete with stardates!
- • Robo Riot
- • Best Friends Forever
- • Volcano
- • Mighty Red Orb of Eternal Power (with three little white balls gravitating around it)
- • Jump 'n' Rolla
Apr 2009
We've just finished a complete walkthrough (with images) for Dream Chronicles 3: The Chosen Child!! Be warned: contains major spoilers, so proceed only as a last resort. Be sure to read our review of Dream Chronicles 3.
Apr 2009
Games Featured:Several major casual gaming franchises are still making their way to the iTunes App Store, including the fan-favorite Virtual Villagers series! I'm pleased to report the miniaturization has gone surprisingly well, so if you had a hard time tearing yourself away from Virtual Villagers before, good luck resisting the temptation to pull your iPhone out of your pocket...
- • Flight Control
- • Virtual Villagers 2: The Lost Children
- • WordJong
- • Flood-It!
Apr 2009
Games Featured:This week, word skills and paint skills will go head to head in a dazzling array of visual and wordy deliciousness. In the left corner we have the book smarts, with knowledge of words and quick thinking. In the other corner, painting, featuring brushes, stamps and a burning desire to see a creative vision realized. It's the author vs. the auteur in this weeks... Weekend Download.
- • Cuba Letra
- • Tux Paint
Apr 2009
We're reaching into the vault of yesteryear -- providing, of course, your definition of yesteryear is a 2005 point-and-click adventure game about supervillains by Nick Bounty, the author of A Case of the Crabs and The Goat in the Grey Fedora. Some of you will be familiar with this strange gem of a title, but if you've never checked into the Brain Hotel before, there's no time like the present to make your reservation.
Apr 2009
Games Featured:Sort of a shooterey, retroish, trance music-like Link Dump Friday theme this week. Or is it an old-school-style trancey shooter musical theme? Either way, most of these games kinda sorta lean against one or more of those concepts. I guess. Right? Well... hmm. Aah forget it, I'm going back to making music with Tone Matrix.
- • Hero's Arms
- • Tone Matrix
- • Pwong
- • Retroshoot
- • The Par Box
Apr 2009
Games Featured:We're back with more iTunes App Store gamery! Two of today's titles are iPhone ports of their bigger casual cousins, one a full-fledged downloadable game, and the other a browser-based adventure. Each one adapts extraordinarily well to the small screen and touch-only interface, and it's surprisingly handy to have them in portable form.
- • Submachine
- • Ancient Frog
- • geoDefense
- • Azkend
Apr 2009
Games Featured:You like old games, right? Games that were made before everyone had a computer in their home. Or games that were made last week and just look like they came out of the decade that brought us Prince, Trapper Keepers, and rolled-down socks. Simplicity knows no age, of course, and that's just what these games strive for in one way or another.
- • Annie Android
- • You Probably Won't Make It
- • Assassin Blue
- • Ping Pong!
- • House Globe
Apr 2009
Games Featured:Fact: the flu virus can live on ordinary objects for days. Solution? Never touch anything. Ever. In fact, your eyes may be absorbing the flu virus by reading this page. You don't know whose nasty, diseased vision has already seen what you now see. It's gross. Ew. I'm going to the decon chamber now...
- • Fish Tank
- • Kinetikz 3
- • Hive
- • Turbo Tanks
Mar 2009
Games Featured:The 11th annual Independent Games Festival awards were announced just a few days ago, and you'll be happy to know the Mobile category was filled with excellent iPhone games. Even better, we've already featured most of them on previous Mobile Monday articles! Check out the iTunes IGF Mobile page to see where the spotlight is currently shining.
- • Kyper
- • Fieldrunners
- • Drop7
- • Radio Flare
Mar 2009
Games Featured:What, no theme this week? Actually, there is. The theme is... uh, eclectic. Meaning a collection of things which just happen to go together because I say so. Enjoy this weeks partially themed Weekend Download!
- • Pac-Man Physics
- • King
- • 30 Second Hero
- • Zombie Holiday Prologue
Mar 2009
Games Featured:Hello, and thank you for reading Link Dump Friday. Due to an abnormally high volume of words, your ability to read may be delayed more than usual. Please be patient, your attention is important to us. A representative will be with you shortly.
- • PongOut AE
- • Bubble Cannon
- • Snake Runner
- • Black White Car
- • The Linear RPG
- • Gawpsters
Mar 2009
Games Featured:Pirates, crayons, galaxies and picross grids populate this edition of Mobile Monday! If only they were used together in a single game. A space-themed picross puzzle where you make pictures of pirates using a crayon? I'd play it, that's for sure...
- • 7 Cities
- • Galcon
- • PicGrid
- • Crayon Ball
Mar 2009
Games Featured:In platform games, its standard fare to jump over or on top of your enemies. Occasionally you are granted a weapon with the rather limited range of directly in front of you. Fortunately, every now and then, an often overlooked method of weaponry is employed: control the hero with your left hand on the keys, while simultaneously aiming anywhere on screen with the mouse, providing 360° of free-firing joyous joy.
- • Abuse
- • Easter Avenger
Mar 2009
Games Featured:Some of life's greatest mysteries are the little things you never get answers to. Like why the number of chocolate chips in a cookie is always even, or why your socks seem to keep getting holes in them even though you only wear them with your good shoes. Link Dump Friday is not one of those mysteries. It tells you exactly what you will get, every time! How awesome is that?!
- • The Tower
- • Ritris
- • A Typical Wednesday Afternoon
- • Chromatica
- • Neave's Planetarium
Mar 2009
Games Featured:A collection of simple but absolutely captivating games for this week's Mobile Monday. I've spent more time than I'd like to admit with each of these titles. Shouldn't I be off learning Japanese or trying to cure diseases or something? Maybe after just one more level...
- • Asterope
- • Theseus
- • Eliss
- • Carnival Hammer
Mar 2009
Games Featured:A lot of games featured on JIG are intensive. They require Flash 10, or Unity or some sort of graphics card capable of displaying something more than monochrome. However, sometimes gamers just don'thave the latest hardware requirements to play the latest whiz-bang flavour of the month. So without further ado, here are a selection of games developed for the trusty old DOS system.
- • Jetpack
- • God of Thunder
- • UrthWurm
- • Revenge of Froggie
- • Primrose
Mar 2009
Games Featured:This is the edition of Link Dump Friday where you do what I say! It's like Simon Says, only Simon's a jerk, so this is called "JohnB Says, Everyone Does". JohnB says... make me a grilled cheese sandwich! JohnB says... comb your hair! JohnB says... play these games below and leave an amusing/constructive comment!
- • Ether War
- • Big Bucks
- • Superstar Combo
- • Blobink 2
- • D-403: Journey of a Service Droid
Mar 2009
Today we have two short but excellent escapes for your mid-week gaming pleasure, and they couldn't be more different. One is gorgeously quirky, an eccentric little time-traveling escape game that will fascinate and bewilder; the other is a gritty and darkly realistic game that challenges the player to break out of the confines of a bleak prison cell. So, take your pick... whimsical or grim? Fantastical or gloomy? Whatever you choose, you're sure to enjoy.
Mar 2009
Games Featured:Art meets history meets puzzles meets airports in this edition of Mobile Monday! We're still giving away iTunes gift certificates for the cost of every game featured in the current Mobile Monday article. Simply sign-in with a Casual Gameplay account, leave a comment giving feedback about one of the games, then check back the week after to see if you've won. Simple!
- • Primrose
- • Lux DLX
- • Airport Mania: First Flight
- • MetaSquares
Mar 2009
Games Featured:When you think about it, music is all around us. That's usually because we have our iPods in our ears. Or our MP3s blasting through our computer. Or some concert DVD on the telly. Or we have the radio on. The point is, now you can play games and actually make music at the same time, isn't that something!
- • Mario Paint Composer
- • Mono World
- • Balldroppings
- • The Crowd
Mar 2009
Games Featured:BONK! BONK! BONK! BONK! BONK! BONK! BONK! BONK! BONK! BONK! BONK! BONK! BONK! BONK! BONK! BONK! BONK! BONK! BONK! BONK! BONK!
- • Colour My Heart
- • The Black Yeti
- • That Dam Game
- • Through Walls
- • Break the Habit
Mar 2009
Games Featured:This week's Mobile Monday highlights one of the most disturbing trends of the 21st century: adding a lowercase "i" to the front of words. Our example: iDracula. Why on earth does the name Dracula need an "i" in front of it? Unfortunately, playing the game doesn't offer any clues, so I suppose we'll just have to deal with it. Or should that be, iSuppose?
- • iDracula - Undead Awakening
- • Zen Bound
- • JellyCar
- • Spawn Illuminati
Feb 2009
Games Featured:Shooters! Shmups! Games where you hit buttons and destroy things! Vertically scrolling, arena, clones, remakes, minimalistic... shooting games! Thusly is the theme of this edition of Weekend Download. Except for that other game at the bottom...
- • DroneSwarm
- • Beast Invaders 2
- • Boidtrancer Maniac
- • The Fool and His Money
Feb 2009
Games Featured:One of my friends can use the teleport. What? You've never heard of it? Then, I'll give you King Banana. That didn't make sense, did it? You're the enemy of all zombies! You monster!
- • Spider Game
- • Powerpool 2
- • Gravibounce
- • Zoozzle
- • Dream Hoppin'
Feb 2009
Are you ready for some hilarious multiplayer wordplay? See who can come up with the best acronyms in this resurrection of the classic Acrophobia! To us, Acrobabble represents the finest in CRAB (Creative Reverse-Acronym Building). You might even say Acrobabble is a COWARD (Cavalcade Of Words And Random Definitions). But I think we can all agree it is a DAWG (Darn Awesome Word Game).
Feb 2009
Games Featured:A few seriously impressive games on this week's Mobile Monday, with Zombieville USA and Rolando delivering some high-quality visuals to brighten up that tiny screen. And just for contrast, we have Falling Balls... But who says black on white graphics aren't fun to look at?
- • Zombieville USA
- • Rolando
- • Falling Balls
- • Ghost Buddy
Feb 2009
Games Featured:Four simple but stunning games this week, ranging from strikingly bare-bones to the artistically slanted. Classic Night breathes a rare sense of wonder into a normally stale genre, while Where doesn't pull any tricks and simply drops you in a gorgeously-drawn maze.
- • Jumpman
- • Kakuro Nichiyou
- • Where
- • Classic Night
Feb 2009
Games Featured:Well, would you look at that! This edition of Link Dump Friday happens to be number 101! So, if you've been a fan of LDF since the beginning, you've played over 500 games. ACHIEVEMENT UNLOCKED! Feel accomplished? I sure do!
- • Azaya: Mission Borneo
- • Super D
- • Run Elephant Run
- • CrackShot
- • Ultimate Crab Battle
Feb 2009
Games Featured:Greetings! Your iTunes App Store-based lesson this week: "simple" doesn't necessarily mean "not fun". All of the games featured this week are rather simple, but thanks to some snazzy design choices, they're extraordinarily fun.
- • Distant Shore
- • Dactyl
- • newtonica2
- • Smiles
- • American Dominoes
Feb 2009
Games Featured:Hello humans, and welcome to the Global Game Jam edition of Weekend Download! The GGJ is a three-day event held in dozens of cities around the world. People show up, pitch their ideas based on a theme, form groups and start making games! The results (of which there are also dozens) range from spectacular to quirky to artistic to downright weird, but all show enormous creativity in one way or another.
- • Din
- • Restraining Order
- • The Illusory Persistence of LOVE
Feb 2009
Games Featured:It's a super-special Valentine's Day Link Dump! But... Bah humbug! What sort of present do you give when you're happily married to your Ph.D in the digestive function of sub-Saharan dungbeetles? "Here my little darling, I bought you a new statistics package!"
- • Heart Pounder
- • Muck About with Cupid &
- • Fate
- • Make Your Own Romance
- • Restaurant Romance
- • Valentiner
- • Valentine's: Search for Love
- • Meet My Valentine
- • Queen of Hearts Quest
- • Sudoku Hearts
Feb 2009
Games Featured:There are no hidden messages in this opening paragraph. It contains no inside jokes, references to external events, or puns. It isn't dedicated to anyone, real or imaginary. This Link Dump Friday paragraph does not taste like butter.
- • Left 4k Dead
- • Cable Miner
- • Bomboozle
- • Shape Switcher
- • Pede Off
Feb 2009
Games Featured:An impressive list of games to start of your iTunes gaming week, and each one does something special in the artwork category, giving you some gorgeous eye candy to stare at while you play. And don't forget: each week on Mobile Monday we offer you the chance to win an iTunes gift certificate that will cover the cost of every game featured in the article!
- • Skybound
- • Trace
- • SPiN - Super Shape Puzzle
- • Ruben &
- • Lullaby
- • Bobby Carrot Forever
Feb 2009
Games Featured:Hungry for a good, meaty adventure game? We've got three excellent titles that will draw you in with a deep story, keep you hooked with delicious artwork, and perplex you at every turn with some seriously challenging puzzles. They may not be as casual as some might prefer, but they more than make up for it with a heavy-hitting presentation and well-designed gameplay.
- • Syberia
- • Dracula: Origin
- • Syberia II
Feb 2009
Games Featured:If you were looking for the latest edition of Weekend Download, I'm sorry to inform you it's been in a terrible accident involving scissors, a blowtorch, and those annoying little pudding cups in the aluminum tins that, if you snap off the "easy open" tab, suddenly become an impenetrable fortress of pudding protection.
- • MacHeist 3
- • Afterlife: Rickard's Quest
Feb 2009
Games Featured:I tried to warn you, Professor. I told you they would try to stop us. The Army. The Air Patrol. The angry neighbors with their grill-bows and lawn guns. But you wouldn't listen. You just had to test your Ultra-Hyper-Matter-Expansion Ray to try and pack more levels into innocent games! You've packed them full to bursting! And now, Professor, now… a second Link Dump is upon us!
- • Storm Winds: The Lost Campaigns
- • The Codex of Alchemical Engineering: Magnum Opus Challenge Edition
- • Ragdoll Cannon: Remake
- • Hammerfest: The Parallel Dimensions
Feb 2009
Games Featured:It's Link Dump Friday, ANAGRAM EDITION! Because it's fun, here are nine other ways to express Link Dump Fridayage without straying from those 12 delicious letters: Midland Fury Kip, Kinda Lid Frumpy, Pilaf Muddy Rink, Fairly Kind Dump, Armful Kiddy Pin, Milady Drip Funk, Rapid Mind Fluky, Farm Kiddy Lupin, Amply Druid Fink.
- • Alien Peekaboo
- • Chain of Fire
- • The Musical Evenizer
- • Whitening Tile
- • X-Treme Tugboating 2
- • Duck Sim 2008
Feb 2009
Games Featured:More games, yay! We're still touching and tapping our way through the iTunes App Store each week, digging up games that are worth getting into. This time around we have a port of a favorite Flash game along with some puzzle action, fast-reflex tilting, and an Egyptian-themed dice-based poker game! Be sure to comment and check back next week for a chance to win an iTunes gift certificate!
- • TBAMFH (These Balls are Made for Hiding)
- • Monospace
- • Dizzy Bee
- • MotionX Poker Quest
Jan 2009
Games Featured:It's a weekend of power-hitting downloads! *shock and awe* Four huge games lurk below, each bearing the hopes and dreams of a different set of gamers on its respective creative shoulders. It's enough to make a grown gamer cry. *sniffle*
- • Walkie Tonky
- • Tag: The Power of Paint
- • Puzzle Quest: Galactrix
- • Legend of Princess
Jan 2009
Games Featured:With a nearby volcano threatening my loved ones, I thought it might be a good time to let off some steam. This week's Bonus Link Dump is all about shoot shooty shoot bang thwa-bam! Use of your mind is discouraged, but your lizard brain may come in handy.
- • Super Mega Ultra Battle Robot
- • Mechanical Commando
- • Virus
- • Melbius
- • B29 Assault
Jan 2009
Games Featured:This week's Link Dump Friday is infested with puzzle mites! Yes, the rare puzzle mite, a creature so small, so insidious, only I know it exists. Puzzle mites like to crawl under keyboards and infest internet circuits, turning ordinary games into puzzle games! No one is safe from their wrath. Not me. Not you. Not even your pet kitty!
- • Gravitat
- • Sirtet
- • Xor
- • Rollercoaster Creator
Jan 2009
After much deliberation and discussion for our largest annual "Best of the Year" feature yet, we have just published the results of the audience voting, along with our own picks that will serve to represent this year's "Best". Thank you again for participating in the Best of 2008, and here's to another year of great casual games!
Jan 2009
Games Featured:Another Monday, another wide range of iTunes App Store games for your amusement! From the frantic shooter to the calm and collected poker table with a little critter munching and physics toppling in-between, you won't have any trouble passing the time on train rides, car trips, or the annoying space in-between breakfast and lunch most people call the "workday". Check back weekly for a chance to win an iTunes gift certificate!
- • Space Deadbeef
- • Topple
- • THTouch
- • Critter Crunch
Jan 2009
Games Featured:Two tiny games and one behemoth in this edition of Weekend Download. Aquarium and Little Ghost Joe are both rather cutesy and simple, whereas Nexuiz is gritty, serious, and all shooty with guns and stuff. Variety's neat, innit?
- • Aquarium
- • Little Ghost Joe
- • Nexuiz
- • Harvest: Massive Encounter
Jan 2009
Games Featured:Sometimes I wish I could switch some of the elements of each Link Dump Friday game. For example, what if you had to deliver food to a hungry robot in a bubble? Or match a bunch of shapes so a poor little MS Paint detective could solve a mystery?
- • TumbleWaiter
- • Scriball
- • Marbyl
- • Bubble-Bot
- • D-Blocks 2
- • MS Paint Adventures
Jan 2009
Just a quick update to mention that voting for the Best of 2008 is now closed. Thanks to everyone who participated and voted. We are now tabulating and preparing the results for publishing, so please check back in a few days for a list of the winners.
Jan 2009
Games Featured:Greetings mobile gamers! Did last week's article help you sufficiently smudge your iPhone/iPod Touch? Good, because here are four more games to help rid your hands of that pesky finger grease. We also have a fun announcement to celebrate our new column: Each week we'll be giving away one iTunes gift certificate you can use to purchase every game on a Mobile Monday article! All you have to do is sign in with a Casual Gameplay account and leave a comment on the article telling us something you liked/disliked about one of the games. A random winner will be chosen and announced the following Mobile Monday, so be sure to check back to see if you scored some free games!
- • Frotz
- • Edge
- • Lock 'n' Roll
- • Textropolis
Jan 2009
Games Featured:We polled over 800,000 random people on the street and asked them one simple question: are you a squid, or are you an octopus? The response was overhwelmingly the former, prompting us to re-evaluate our personal belief systems so that squid occupied the highest echelon of importance.
- • Spaceball 2000
- • Squid Yes! Not So Octopus!
- • The Manipulator
Jan 2009
Games Featured:First, I believe that this website should commit itself to achieving the goal, before this decade is out, of landing a Link Dump Friday on the moon and returning it safely to the earth. No single space project in this period will be more impressive to mankind, or more important for the long-range exploration of space; and none will be so difficult or expensive to accomplish.
- • That Word Game
- • Kutuke
- • Maze Stopper 2
- • Alphabreakical
- • Ninja or Nun
- • Dropple
Jan 2009
Games Featured:Welcome to a brand new feature here on JayIsGames: Mobile Monday! Since the launch of the iPhone and iPod Touch App Store this previous summer, mobile games have not only been easier to come by, but far more plentiful. An explosion of content has flooded our way, drenching us poor gamers in a cornucopia of gaming choices. So, rather than buying all 80 bajillion iPhone games yourself, we'll cover the biggest and the best releases so you can spend your gaming budget wisely.
- • Aurora Feint II: The Beginning
- • Tap Tap Revenge
- • Enigmo
- • Toy Bot Diaries
Jan 2009
Games Featured:Serious question: if you were a failed experiment of genetic engineering, what would be your weakness? In the case of the poor critter from this week's game Abandoned, it's a limited supply of oxygen. Personally, I would be unable to comb my hair without first dislocating my left shoulder. Think about it. That'd be a rough life.
- • Caster
- • Abandoned
- • greenTech
Jan 2009
Games Featured:A peculiar phenomenon manifested before my eyes while writing this week's Link Dump Friday. When examining the titles for each game, I realized they were remarkably interchangeable! With a few minor alterations of my own, of course.
- • Kube Kounter
- • Too Many Ninjas!
- • Little Master Cricket
- • Tri Towers Solitaire
- • Where on Earth?
Jan 2009
Once again, a year has passed. We've tried our hardest to recommend the very best online games and downloadable casual games available on the Web, and now it's time for you to have your say. Yes, it's time for the fifth annual Jay is Games "Best of" feature. Help us out by voting for your favorite games of 2008! Vote now, and vote once per day during the voting period!


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Exhibit delivery: Monday 12th October 2015
Judging, 4 days with 2 panels: Monday 26th October to Thursday 29th October 2015
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Jane Faulkner (Chair) is a journalist by training and a wine writer by vocation. Melbourne-based, she worked at The Age newspaper for 20 years with her wine columns also appearing in the Sydney Morning Herald. She has worked in radio and television and her words can be read in James Halliday's Wine Companion magazine, on-line at Taste In Music and elsewhere while her website winematters.com.au will be launched soon. She is an experienced wine judge, chairs numerous shows including chief of judges at the Australian Alternative Wine Variety Show.
Mr Lim Hwee Peng (International Judge -Singapore) – Mr Lim Hwee Peng, CSW, FWS is an experienced and multiple-certified Wine Specialist; his professional qualifications include being a Certified Specialist in Wines, French Wine Scholar, Bourgogne Wine Educator & Ambassador, Napa Valley Wine Educator, and Wine Australia A+ Wine Educator.
Through his company – WineCraft Marketing & Services, he is one of the leading providers for wine program providers and consultancy in Singapore.
His international judging experience includes The Cata D'or (Chile and Argentina), Michelagelo International Wine Show, VERITAS in South Africa, Vinitaly, The Royal Melbourne Wine Show, McLaren Vale Wine Show, Margaret River Wine Show, Adelaide Review Hot 100, Royal Hobart Wine Show, and counting. Domestically, Lim also chairs the annual The Business Times Wine Challenge (into its 3rd edition). In 2014, Hwee Peng graduated as 'Dux' from the 33rd intake of the AWAC run by AWRI.
Hwee Peng runs many international wine courses and certifications including the internationally-certified wine course – 'French Wine Scholar (FWS) program', as well as the 'Certified Specialist in Wine' (CSW) program, which graduated more than 230 CSWs in Singapore.
Stuart Watson (Judge) has been winemaker for Woodlands Wines since 2002. Woodlands was established in 1973 by David and Heather Watson, and was one of the first five vineyards to be planted in Margaret River. Woodlands' wines have been well awarded in local and national wine shows over the decades, and continue to garner critical acclaim, including being listed in the Langtons Classification of Fine Wines. Stuart is a Len Evans scholar, and has judged at local and national shows, as well as contributing to the Margaret River Wine Show Committee for many years.
David Morris (Judge) is a 5th generation winemaker from Morris Winery Rutherglen Vic. Morris Wines are world renowned for their fortified wines, and regularly win top awards at wine shows throughout the country and internationally. David is a highly experienced wine show judge, having chaired many shows over the years.
Patrick White (Judge) – Currently a consultant Sommelier whose career has been in the restaurant industry, primarily in Sydney, for the past twenty years, progressively specialising in wine service, working full time as a Sommelier for the past 14 years, first at Luke Mangan's Salt Restaurant in Darlinghurst for five years, then the last eight years as head Sommelier at Otto Restaurant in Woolloomooloo. Was the NSW state finalist for the Negociants Working with Wine Fellowship in 2008. In 2010, travelled to London and successfully passed the Advanced Certificate offered by the Court of Master Sommeliers. At the time of passing, was one of only three people in Australia to have achieved the accreditation. 2010 Len Evans Tutorial Scholar. 2011 winner of the Gourmet Traveller Wine Magazine New Wine Writer award. Subsequently had a number of feature articles published in the magazine. Associate Judge 2011 & '12 at the Royal Sydney Wine Show. Judge ar the Royal Sydney, 2013 & '14. Judge at the Royal Adelaide Wine Show 2013 & '14
Wendy Cameron (Judge) is an experienced winemaker having worked with Brown Brothers Milawa Vineyard for the past 16 years. Brown Brothers is one of the oldest family owned wineries in Australia. They produce a large range of innovative, varietal wines and have vineyard holdings in both Victoria and Tasmania. As Head of Winemaking for Brown Brothers Wendy had overall responsibility for the development and production of their very diverse range of grape varieties and wine styles.
Wendy has been a committee member of the ASVO and has judged at several Australian Wine shows. She holds a B. App. Sci. (Biochemistry and Microbiology),
M. Sc. (Biochemistry), B. App. Sci. (Wine Science) and Grad. Dip. Ed. and has recently completed all the requirements for the Institute of Masters of Wine program and is awaiting her final result.
Wendy recently left Brown Brothers and moved to South Western Victoria where she is continuing her involvement in the Wine Industry through wine show judging and some consulting work.

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Overall Experience:
My favorite experience so far is meeting new people. What makes my school unique is the people so many new faces and a fresh start. I would choose my school all over again because the people are so nice here and also their nursing program.
Overall Experience:
Wish it could be a little bit better
Overall Experience:
Lander University is a small campus that allows you to be familiar with not only classmates, but your professors as well. The atmosphere is relaxed and inviting. The faculty make sure you know that you are important to them and they will do their best you help you. I would have not chose any other school to attend.
Overall Experience:
It's okay. At first I thought it was perfect for me then I had doubts. I wanted to go to another school that was bigger but I'm still adjusting to it everyday. Hopefully it gets better
Overall Experience:
I can honestly say that I did not like my school at first. I transferred from Winthrop University which offers more than Lander University (student activity wise). I was alone and since the campus is not in a well populated area there is not much to do. But after a while I met a lot of new people and realized that the small campus allows you to stay focus on my studies and find creative ways to entertain myself.
Overall Experience:
I love landers small campus, its just right for me. The teachers are great and easy to work with.
Off-Campus Dining:
It's great if you have a car to reach most of the restaurants. If you don't have a car, delivery is the best option to get food that isn't on campus. Papa Johns has Lander Student discounts which is great as far as cost and deals.
The school policies keep students on the straight and narrow. It's good for those who don't know how to control themselves.
Party Scene:
Parties on campus aren't as frequent, however its a good way to celebrate a hard week of studying.
Always apply for financial aid way before the deadline.
Campus Food:
Sometimes, our chefs don't add enough flavor to the food and the cafeteria staff are kind of rude.
Campus Housing:
The residence halls are very clean. Our Resident assistants are always available for questions about the campus or classes. The classroom sizes are small and that is a great virtue. The professors are more available via email and office hours provided. There are always some type of social gathering throughout the month. For example, the 5k Run, dodgeball, Laser tag, Stress relief classes and things like that.
not strict after your first year
Party Scene:
For not having a football, the social life is booking it
Campus Food:
The cafe has pretty good food.
Campus Housing:
There is a great school. There are many options for on campus and off campus residences.
Off-Campus Housing:
I do not know any information about the off-campus housing.
Off-Campus Dining:
We really just have the chain restaurants, so there is a good bit of variety, but many do not offer student discounts.
The administration is very strict, but it is to keep their students safe, so I can understand why the rules are in place.
Being able to get financial aid at Lander was easy, but you just have to make sure to be one of the first ones there to make sure you get all of the scholarships that you may need.
Party Scene:
Since the main fraternities have been put on probation, Lander does not exactly have the best social life. Many students go to a club down the road from Lander, but it is not really too safe.
Campus Food:
The food at Lander is good, but I just wish there was more of a variety to choose from. The meals that the cafe makes every day is great and very healthy.
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Lander is a great school! I could not see myself being anywhere else and being as happy as I am now
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Driving to school is a pro and con.
Off-Campus Dining:
Lots of good restaurants with good prices for their food.
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Social Media Recruiting Came Roaring In - Interview With Bill Humbert
Yana Prokopets
6 October 2015
Bill Humbert
, RecruiterGuy - nationally recognized as a Professional Speaker, an expert Talent Acquisition Contract Recruiter Consultant/Recruiter, and an
Award Winning Author
What are the most common recruiting and hiring mistakes that companies make in your experience?
Recruiting mirrors the sales process perfectly. Just like the car manufacturing process. If you leave off a small process like installing lug nuts on the wheels, the wheels fall off of the car. Similarly, if you skip one recruiting process or take a shortcut on the Job Description process, the wheels will fall of the company's recruiting process.
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Help Your Team Members Think Like Leaders
Dmitry Davydov
5 October 2015
Leadership is more about mental habits than physical ones. Leaders think differently, and it's that way of thinking that enables them to inspire others, take actions, and achieve great things.
Cultivate Ownership Thinking
An important part of leadership is ownership thinking. It's not about materialism, greed, or possessiveness; it's about seeing that your place in the world is to be a master of your circumstances, a positive force, affecting the world by your contributions, rather than being a passive victim of any situation.
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Sales Scripts Designer - Bitrix24 Marketplace App
Yana Prokopets
5 October 2015
Sales scripts designer
is a new Bitrix24 Marketplace app developed by our partner that can help you increase sales with the help of sales scripts.
This app is directly integrated with Bitrix24 CRM: information about the customer and/or the company you are calling is inserted automatically inside the text of the script and can be edited, if necessary.
Using this app can help your team to get organized while working with sales calls:
- Say the right things to the right people
- Won't forget to ask the right questions
- Overcome objections effectively
- Have full information about each client
- Learn the app quickly
- Sell more
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Simply Saying "We Don't Hire Millennials," Is Foolish - Interview With Robert Wendover
Yana Prokopets
1 October 2015
Robert W. Wendover
is an award-winning
who has been researching and writing about workforce trends for more than 30 years.
What are the most common recruiting and hiring mistakes that companies make in your experience?
RW: A. Not having a clear definition of what you need and prioritizing that list is the number one mistake. Job descriptions take time to develop, but they are invaluable in developing the screening process and serving as a benchmark when judgments need to be made.
B. This is followed by too much dependence on interviews and store-bought assessments. Ask applicants to perform tasks. Put them through nuanced role-plays. Check their writing. Ask them to make presentations. All of this takes lots of time. But every hire is a decision worth tens of thousands of dollars. Most employers force fit selection into the rest of their schedules rather than giving it the time and attention it deserves. Then they're surprised and frustrated when things don't work out.
C. Lack of clear communication with applicants. Young workers, for instance, assume that they will have a lot more immediate flexibility and influence than is reality. Work is work. Many in the emerging generations have not learned to accept that. This can foster an impatient, almost adversarial, relationship with the employer almost immediately. That said, successful employers have learned that "paying your dues" is no longer relevant. They need to provide opportunities for growth and challenge on the job. Older generations got restless too. But they accepted their place out of a sense of duty and obligation. These themes are an anathema to young workers. There's always going to be some tension. Learn to manage it.
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Technology Is Wonderful When Used Wisely - Interview With Gary Bradt
Yana Prokopets
29 September 2015
Gary Bradt
is an author, clinical psychologist, leadership consultant, C-Suite executive coach and speaker on the topic of adapting to and leading through change.
What is the number one reason for work/life imbalance that you see most often?
GB: I it comes down to the individual choice. Too often people feel like they have to work a certain amount when the reality is they are choosing to work a certain amount. The reasons are varied. For many successful people, they are afraid that if they stop running as fast as they can someone will catch them. For others it is the imposter syndrome: deep down there are afraid people will discover they're not as good as everyone thinks they are so they keep working hard to prove themselves. Some people just enjoy working a lot. And some people have a bad home life and work keeps them away fr om it.
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3 Key Concepts for Better Digital Marketing
Dmitry Davydov
27 September 2015
With all the information, tools, and advice for digital marketing, trying to figure out how to better your business's digital efforts is a lot like facing down a giant buffet. It all looks delicious, but you've only got so much room on your plate.
You have to choose wisely how you'll spend the resources you have available.
Trends and buzzwords don't help. Every week there's another new, sure-fired way to win consumers, attract attention, and promote your business. But you don't need a trend or a buzzword. You need bottom-line, tried-and-true concepts that will work, day in and day out.
Well, here they are.
Concept 1: Automation Is Good
The beauty of digital marketing is that it's digital, which means you can take advantage of the plethora of digital automation tools on the market. There are many excellent, free services and tools, and just as many more excellent, affordable options. For example, you can automate status updates (with a scheduling tool), social responses, sharing across multiple channels, data collection and analysis, email campaigns, and follow-up communication.
What you don't need to do is waste your time sifting through every option, comparing details that don't really matter. Instead, decide which digital marketing task takes up the most time, find a tool that makes it easier, and use that tool faithfully.
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How To Connect Bitrix24 With Slack
Yana Prokopets
25 September 2015
Our partner Interactive Sky has created an
that connects your Bitrix24 account with Slack. Currently integration works one way – Bitrix24 to Slack – with tasks only.
Once you install the app inside your account and set it up, your Slack users or channels will receive notifications when a new task is added or an existing one is modified.
Importantly, you can match Bitrix24 user names with corresponding Slack user names so that the recipients are mentioned by their Slack 'nicks' inside Slack.
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Remote Jobs Aren't A Free-Pass To Independence - Interview With Fawn Germer
Yana Prokopets
24 September 2015
Fawn Germer
is one of America's most sought-after speakers because she uses lessons from 300 famous leaders she interviewed for her
eight bestselling books
1. What is the number one reason for work/life imbalance that you see most often?
FG: This is one crazy world that moves way too fast. It's easy to lose perspective on your priorities, giving too much of your "self" to work and other obligations. Social media and electronics are such horrible time vampires that suck out your time and your life. It is hard to have "balance" in life, but it isn't hard to have "harmony" with your inner self. It's not about balance. It is about choices. Unless you consistently take stock and ask if you are honoring your true priorities and values, it is very, very easy to fall out of harmony.
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Meet Bitrix24 Plus
Dmitry Davydov
21 September 2015
As you've probably noticed, we added new plan Bitrix24 Plus, created specifically for small businesses and solo entrepreneurs. Some of the features that were available to free users during testing and development have migrated to this plan.
So what advantages do you get when choosing Bitrix24 Plus?
1. You get more users and space – 24 users and 24 GB
2. You get advanced CRM
3. You get advanced Telephony
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Integrating WordPress Web Forms With Bitrix24 CRM
Yana Prokopets
18 September 2015
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Here's a link to the blog post
Lead creation from external
services mentioned in the video.
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Don't Limit Your Talent Pool To Your Immediate Local Geography - Interview With Stephen Denny
Yana Prokopets
17 September 2015
Stephen Denny
is an
, keynote speaker and consultant delivering marketing workshops, executive training and big ideas to clients looking for "giant killer" performance.
1. If a person has good leadership skills, does it mean that he or she will be automatically effective working with remote teams, or is 'virtual leadership' is an entirely different set of skills?
SD: The leadership skills needed for thriving in a virtual workplace are different – and changing. The emerging managerial skill set I see is being able to manage "in space" – meaning the ability to work in an extremely unstructured environment with little to no support.
In this new future of work, managers must really excel at several key skills. First, they must be outstanding at reading people. They must be able to interview and hire people with the understanding that once they're on-boarded, they'll be loose in the system and working without daily face-to-face coaching. Mistakes can be costly because they won't always be noticed quickly. You need to be able to identify and hire fully formed adults who can operate on their own. There's a bit of trust here, but it needs to start with hiring great people. Next, they must be extremely efficient and clear communicators. When the majority of your interaction with your individual team members is on the phone, you need to achieve alignment quickly. There's no room for misunderstandings. Lastly, these managers need to be willing and able to identify when things aren't going well – either with something as small as a project or as large as a hire. They need to be willing to fire those who can't perform quickly. This means they need feedback loops, clear metrics for understanding individual performance and the unwavering understanding that their job is on the line, too.
It's not easy managing virtual teams! But the upside is enormous. In 2015 (and beyond), it's not good enough to limit your talent pool to your immediate local geography. Everyone already has a computer and a phone where they are. That puts the burden on you – the manager.
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The Limits To The Way In Which Technology Is Beneficial - Interview With Jeff Havens
Yana Prokopets
15 September 2015
Jeff Havens
is a speaker, author, and professional development expert who tackles leadership, generational, and professional development issues with an exceptional blend of content and entertainment. He is a contributing writer to Fast Company, Entrepreneur, BusinessWeek, The Wall Street Journal; and has been featured on CNBC and Fox Business. For more information, or to bring Jeff to your next meeting, visit
What is the biggest mistake that online companies make when it comes to customer service?
JH: I think the biggest mistake they make is thinking that customer service doesn't matter. Some companies have gotten convinced that price is the only thing anyone cares about, and it's an easy mistake to make because it's true for almost all of us - at first. When everything is going great, then price is a huge factor. That's why discount auto insurance companies do well, for example. But when there's a problem and suddenly you need help and can't get it, people no longer care that you were inexpensive. More importantly, the Internet can't solve every issue. Some things require a human touch, and most of us still enjoy feeling like we're not part of a machine. It is still true that if you make me feel important, I will repay you with more brand loyalty than I would otherwise.
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The Age Old Skill Of An Engaging Conversation - Interview With Troy Hazard
Yana Prokopets
14 September 2015
Troy Hazard
- Professional speaker, Television Host, Entrepreneur, Franchise Expert &
Author of Amazon business books bestseller
– 'Future-Proofing Your Business'.
1. If a person has good leadership skills, does it mean that he or she will be automatically effective working with remote teams, or is 'virtual leadership' is an entirely different set of skills?
TH: I believe good leadership skills exist in good leaders, period. One of the things I have come to learn working virtually is to trust the people and the process more. If you have metrics and a model in your business then let them lead the business outcome you seek. In our business we manage our business metrics weekly, analyze and discuss them monthly on the phone, and adjust them when needed. I have a weekly placeholder meeting in my calendar set with my VA, rarely do we use it, rarely do we need to. The business metrics, model and process gives us a clear dashboard on how we are tracking to our plan, so there is no need to 'meet' just to discuss the obvious, we just get on with keeping the business to plan.
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What Customers Want Now: The Top 5 Trends
Dmitry Davydov
13 September 2015
Keeping up with customer wants and needs can be a full-time job. Here are the most important trends that can win customers for any type of business.
1. Customers Want Mobile
It's not just the millennial generation; more and more customers, in various demographic spreads, use their mobile devices for more and more activities. Think everything from banking to signing documents, from tracking exercise to making a grocery list. Customers want mobile access to the digital tools and data they need for daily life.
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Drive For Technology Over Biology Is A Big Mistake - Interview With Don Brown
Yana Prokopets
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Don Brown
is the developer of
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What is the biggest mistake that online companies make when it comes to customer service?
DB: The biggest mistake I see is the drive for technology over biology…the
of the human interface. These first two questions are related for me. Understand, I help people with people, it's what I do. But, I've heard one CEO say that 'If you have the right process, people don't matter'. My experience is that sooner or later – everything comes down to the human interface. If you eliminate the option, you rule out channels within your business model. Consider the provision of healthcare, right now hospitals have 10% of their federal reimbursement at risk over bedside manner…the human interface, not the clinical outcome. The 'care and concern' exhibited by healthcare professionals is now worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Launched in 2004 by Autism Speaks, the Autism Genome Project, or AGP, is the largest study ever conducted to find the genes associated with risk for developing autism. Comprised of approximately 50 academic and research institutions representing 19 countries, many of the world's leading genetics researchers pooled their resources and used a promising new technology, the DNA microarray, to scan the human genome in search of the genetic causes of this devastating disorder. In 2007, the first of several planned analyses was made public.
The first phase of the project, a research partnership with the National Institutes of Health, consisted of two scans of the human genome searching for regions that may harbor autism susceptibility genes. The scans analyzed DNA samples from nearly 1,200 families and in February the preliminary results were reported in the leading international journal Nature Genetics. The AGRE collection made up almost one third of the samples for this study. Highlights include the identification of a novel region on chromosome 11, additional support for previously identified regions on chromosome 2 and 7, linkage signals that appear to be present only in affected girls, and the identification of a specific candidate gene, neurexin, associated with copy number variations (CNV).
Completion of the first phase of AGP showed the world that scientists could work together to tackle the complexities of autism. Autism Speaks was a leading voice in the formation of AGP, as it believes that breakthroughs will happen faster if researchers unite in their efforts. Given the heterogeneity in underlying risk factors in autism, expansion of consortia such as AGP will absolutely be required.
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