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League of Legends from Microsoft is a multiplayer competitive online game developed by Riot Games, set in an imaginative world. As it is a free to play strategic multiplayer game, players forms a team of 3 each or 5 each. These groups of players are called champions. League of Legends is a micro-manage RTS (Real Time Strategy). This game announced its entry on 7th Oct 2008 and got released a year later on 27th of the same month. As of latest statistics released there are 85 announced champions for this game.
Background of the game
The lands of Valoran have always been affected by continuing conflicts and Rune wars till it came to an end by the super powers creating an Institute of War. It is created to settle disputes by League of legends that have their users with magic powers compete with each other as part of a team to rule the land of Valoran. You fight the battle with your trusted champions to win the game and rule the world of Valoran.
How the game is played?
The game is played in a map area called 'fountain' with both the teams at opposite ends. There is something called 'Nexus' and the aim of each team is to destroy the 'Nexus' of the opposite team. Nexus is the final threat that is contained within the enemy's base. The game will be initiated at the lowest level, Level 1 and can go on up to a maximum of Level 18. There will be obstacles kept in the form of towers called "Turrets". There are also many other obstacles in the form of spawns thrown at you called "Minions', attacking opposite team players those need to be killed and also some monsters that attack both the teams. When you survive these, you get extra life or 'coins' and also move onto the next level. Each base where these 'Turrets' are placed is called a "Lane". The map area is called the 'Field of Justice' and the players can choose from the three available 'Filed of Justice' called Summoner's Rift, Crystal Scar and Twisted Treeline. Each of them differ in the number of "Lane"s it offers and the number of players that can play. Summoner's rift allows the play of 5 players each side with 3 lanes while Twisted Treeline allows only 3 players and only 2 lanes. Crystal Scar is released for the newly developed game type called 'Dominion'. Each team will be having a base that will have a nexus, item shop and re-spawn point. There will be turrets in the lane engaging enemies. Once a team destroys a turret, it is permanently destroyed that can't be revived in that session. There will be minions also battling the enemies in the lane. There are also some other type of elements called 'inhibitors' for each team. If a team kills the inhibitor of the opposing team, minions with more power to destroy the opposing team will be spawned. The destroyed Inhibitors can be revived after a certain amount of time.
Even though Leagues of Legends is a session based game, the persistent element in the game is the 'Summoner' who tracks the statistics of the game including the scores of each player. 'Summoner' can influence the game of play by gaining experience points and influence points from each session (battle) of play. They go to the next level of play with these points. Other than 'Summoner' that can influence the game, there are also Masteries and Runes that affect gameplay in certain ways. The store in the base of each team can be used to purchase additional options by the 'Summoner'. It can be purchased either using real money or through points earned during the game.
To achieve extra points or 'gold', each time has to destroy 'monsters' that reside in the jungle. These bonus achieved by killing 'monsters' can be used to the team's advantage in gaining more power for the attack on the enemy or for taking away some power of the enemy. There is also another element called 'brush' in the game that can be used to set up ambush against the opposite team. The first team to destroy the opposing team's nexus is the winner of the game. The game can also be decided by a voting system if one of the team surrenders. This can happen only after certain amount of time since the game starts and it varies depending on the 'field of justice' you are playing in. It is 20 minutes for Summoner's Rift and 15 minutes for Twisted Treeline.
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Normal Mode: In this mode players are matched by the automatic match making service either individually or as part of a team. A game is automatically created after matching all the players and players are put into each team so that both the team has equal chance of winning the game. The players are matched purely based on their EIo rating.
Co-Op Vs.AI Mode: This game is played against a team of computer controlled champions called 'bots'. The game matches each player based on their average Elo rating. In this mode player can be matched either individually or as a team. This mode allows only 5 player team and can play only in Summoner's Rift map. There are two difficulty levels in this mode, beginner and intermediate.
Custom Mode: As this game is a session based game, players can create sessions according to their liking and other players can join this game from the list of games. Players have the option of setting password or setting a limit on the number of players that can play and also adding champion bots.
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If you have a nice landed house with a compound all around, it is nice to landscape the garden. I am very fond of gardening. Having a nice tree in the garden helps us to create some privacy as well. However, I dislike having fruit trees as you get lots of worms and slush from the fruits that have ripen and drop to the ground. And we also have to worry about ants and and bird droppings too. Did you know that Leyland Cypress Trees are a wonderful way to get shade and also stop prying eyes from neighbours or suspicious passers-by? These trees are not only pretty to look at, they grow fast in our sunny weather too.
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Hi, got your link from Kikey's blog. I like this type of tree very much. Got one but different species, Taiwanese pine growing outside my house!
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Primary Accession | Q4KMQ1 |
Other Accession | NM_173691, NP_775962 |
Reactivity | Human, Mouse, Rat, Horse, Bovine, Guinea Pig, Dog |
Predicted | Human, Mouse, Rat, Bovine |
Host | Rabbit |
Clonality | Polyclonal |
Calculated MW | 72kDa |
Gene ID | 286262 |
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Other Names | Taperin, TPRN, C9orf75 |
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Name | TPRN |
Synonyms | C9orf75 |
Cellular Location | Cell projection, stereocilium. Note=Localized prominently at the taper regions of hair cell stereocilia. |
Tissue Location | Expression is detected in fetal cochlea. |
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Thursday, 8 January 2009
Can Mr Spock ever win?
She goes on to make some very sensible points about how we write fiction, but I was held up on that original statement. If it's true, we might as well give up on science and go back to magic. I know there's always a battle between logic and belief, but I hope it's not true that emotion will universally rule the day, leaving facts to fester.
In my book Ecologic, coming out at the end of the month (please bear with me as a I get excited about it over the next few weeks) I argue that, in old Star Trek terms, we need a balance of Mr Spock's logic and Dr McCoy's emotional response.
The trouble is, with green issues we do tend to be led by the emotion, the feelings, and to ignore the logic. This is always happening in the media - Ben Goldacre has just pointed out another example of a newspaper ignoring the facts. But I do think it's possible to take that step back, to recognize bogeymen for what they are, and not to always go with the gut.
I thought that was one of the best parts of what makes us human. Or am I being hopelessly optimistic?
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thanks for visiting my blog and I am delighted to hear about your new book and that the Star Trek theme continues! As someone with a background in science myself, I guess I can't say that I fully believe that emotions will always lead and logic can have no effect. This is the beauty of a blog, and the beauty of what I wrote about in the blog about humans being complex and messy! I write about how I am feeling at that particular moment but then, a few moments later, I can feel completely differently. This was my reaction to having to try and explain the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and it suddenly seem to fit with how I see short stories, but I certainly never want to give up on science.
Yet... I must say that "fact" in science, as someone who also studied a little Philosophy of Science and Mathematics, is a dubious term. The only thing I remember from those studies is that all we have for now is a "best-fit theory" which can never be proved to be complely correct but can only be proved to be wrong. That's pretty simplistic, I know, but someone, as someone who loves science and scientific enquiry, I like this. I like that we are fallible, that things are more complicated, that we have theories today that tomorrow could be shown to be completely false.
But... this is all how I feel personally and my blog is not journalism, it's just my ramblings, not backed up by any evidence! Glad to have this discussion with you, very excited about your book!Tania - thanks for your comments. I entirely agree that it's misleading to think of science as being pure fact - it's usually best guess given the data and theories we have at the moment - but at least science takes note of the data and tries to interpret it logically, as opposed to the purely emotional reaction.
One example I give in the book is spectrum of pure chemical sodium chloride, rock salt and sea salt. Our emotional response is that the sea salt is somehow best because it's 'natural'. The rock salt is also natural, but is mined, so isn't as good. Chemicals are, of course, nasty. But logically the sodium chloride has the least dangerous impurities, the sea salt has the most.
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Lawrence High second baseman Erin Miller arrived Thursday at Holcom Sports Complex with a container of eye black despite the obvious lack of sun before a hot-chocolate special of a softball doubleheader against Leavenworth.
Then, the Lions posted two mercy-rule victories against the winless Pioneers, 13-2 and 10-0. In the second game, LHS pitcher Lisa Pearse threw her first varsity no-hitter.
"We decided to take it around to all girls today to see if it would motivate us," Pearse, who helped in the distribution of the pregame war paint. "I think it's one of our new customs."
LHS (7-7) probably wouldn't mind repeating its Thursday performance -- like scoring 23 runs off 22 hits while only committing one error in two games.
"We probably played our best defense, and defense leads to offense," LHS coach Reenie Stogsdill said.
In the first game, Lawrence's Drew Huff led off the first inning with a solo home run to left field. The Lions tacked on four more runs in the third -- three on a Caitlin Bowlin home run -- to take a 4-1 edge going into the fourth inning.
"We didn't let down one time," Bowlin said.
LHS racked up five more runs in the fifth, largely the result of four straight Lions hits off Leavenworth pitchers Chelsie Raines and Toni Reynolds. A two-RBI single by Huff in the sixth ended the game early by run rule.
In the second game, Pearse received plenty of help from her teammates, but she didn't need much -- thanks to her trusty drop ball. Pearse flustered the Pioneers (0-12) with the pitch, leading to 11 groundouts.
"It's one of my favorite pitches," said Pearse, who struck out six and walked two. "I love to keep batters off balance with it. It's very effective."
Stogsdill said her club "had no clue" about Pearse's no-hitter. Of course, the pitcher did.
"There weren't any superstitions in the dugout," Pearse said about the later innings of the game.
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Lawrence's monster inning came in the fifth, when the team scored five runs off four hits. Bowlin's two-run double gave LHS a 10-run lead and the mercy-rule victory.
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Once upon a time, animation could be neatly divided into two eras: BD and AD, or before and after Disney. That all changed, however, with the release of 1995's Toy Story, a movie that — although it bore the Disney logo — marked the feature-length debut of an upstart studio named Pixar. Pixar has released 14 films since then — 13 of which are Certified Fresh — and with the studio's 16th outing, Finding Dory, landing in theaters this weekend, we thought now would be an opportune time to take another fond look back at the studio's extraordinary full-length filmography.
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Considering how successful the first installment was — not to mention Disney's original plan to make the sequel a direct-to-video affair — not many people would have been surprised if Toy Story 2 had fallen flat when it landed in theaters in 1999. But with Tom Hanks back as Woody, Tim Allen back as Buzz, and an adventure that took Andy's toys on a journey every bit as exciting as their first, the second Story proved that some movie characters really do have more than one story worth telling — and that even when it came to movies with numbers after the title, Pixar meant business. Speaking of business, Toy Story 2's was extraordinarily healthy, to the tune of a $485 million worldwide gross — and the public's obvious enthusiasm for the movie was backed up by the critics, who duplicated the original's 100 percent Tomatometer on the strength of reviews like the one from Jay Carr of the Boston Globe, who wrote that it was "everything you could want in a sequel," or Jeff Millar of the Houston Chronicle, who observed, "the Pixar people just get better and better."
In 1937, Walt Disney Pictures turned conventional wisdom on its head by proving that animation — heretofore the realm of short films starring talking critters — could be successfully utilized to tell a full-length story starring realistic human characters. That film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, charted the path the studio — and animation pretty much in general — followed for almost six decades, until Pixar came long and changed everything with Toy Story. Like Snow White before it, Toy Story was an eye-popping technical marvel with a heart to match its stunning visuals — and like Snow White, it kick-started the growth of a studio whose unprecedented success would redefine an art form. Of course, no one could have known all that in 1995; we only knew that it was, in the words of Roger Ebert, "a visionary roller-coaster ride of a movie." Subsequent Pixar releases have deepened and refined the technology and storytelling approach seen here, but unlike pretty much anything else considered cutting-edge in 1995, it still seems almost as fresh as it did on the day it was released. As Michael Booth of the Denver Post wrote, "It's a landmark movie, and doesn't get old with frequent repetition."
By the time they reach their third installments, most franchises have either been corrupted by time (The Godfather Part III), stretched beyond sensible narrative limits (Die Hard with a Vengeance), or simply stopped trying (Superman III). Leave it to Pixar to create an exception to the rule with Toy Story 3, which used the decade-plus between sequels as a framing device for a poignant story about the exciting (and emotionally wrenching) transition between childhood and adulthood. Of course, it wasn't all dramatic overtones; Toy Story 3 also made room for action-adventure, in the form of a daring, Great Escape-inspired plot to bust the toys out of their new home at the local daycare. It all added up to over $1 billion at the box office, five Academy Award nominations (including wins for Best Song and Best Animated Feature), and almost universal praise from critics like Salon's Andrew O'Hehir, who called it "A bona fide summer delight loaded with action, humor, nostalgia, a veritable blizzard of pop-culture references and general good vibes."
After going somewhat high-concept with Monsters, Inc., the studio took things back to basics for 2003's Finding Nemo, following the adventures of a single father (Albert Brooks) and his brain-damaged acquaintance (Ellen DeGeneres) as they desperately search for his kidnapped son. It reads like a tense, Missing-style thriller, but this is Pixar: the characters are all animated talking fish, and in lieu of pulse-pounding drama, it serves up the adorable antics of ocean critters like a porcupinefish named Bloat (Brad Garrett) and a laid back sea turtle named Crush (voiced by writer/director Andrew Stanton). Which is not to say that Nemo lacks action or adventure — there are numerous edge-of-your-seat set pieces — nor does it come without a valuable message, underscoring the difficulty (and the importance) of letting children develop their own identities. Audiences expected nothing less from Pixar at this point, and rewarded the studio with a worldwide gross just shy of $865 million; meanwhile, critics set aside their usual cynicism for a couple of hours to pronounce Nemo, in the words of Rolling Stone's Peter Travers, "a thing of beauty, hugely entertaining and way cool."
After heading into space for WALL-E, Pixar returned to Earth for their next feature, 2009's Up — but they continued to push the boundaries of mainstream American animation, using a story with a certain amount of surface silliness (grumpy old man uses balloons to send his house airborne and turn his back on society, only to discover a young stowaway) to explore such decidedly serious themes as death, regret, aging, and friendship. Like WALL-E, Up takes its time getting to the speaking parts, opening with an extended musical sequence depicting the decades-long love story between Carl Fredericksen (played by Ed Asner) and his wife Ellie (Elizabeth Docter). Without a single word of dialogue, Up reduced many filmgoers to tears — and it was just getting started. By the time it was all over, Up had taken audiences on a journey from crowded city streets to the tepui mountains of Venezuela, helped mend Carl's broken heart, shared a message or two, and scored only the second Best Picture Academy Award nomination for an animated feature in history. At 98 percent on the Tomatometer, Up was one of the best-reviewed movies of the year, and a favorite of critics such as the Los Angeles Times' Kenneth Turan, who wrote, "Rarely has any film, let alone an animated one powered by the logic of dream and fantasy, been able to move so successfully — and so effortlessly — through so many different kinds of cinematic territory."
Pixar made itself the gold standard for animation by combining visual thrills with honest emotions — and that's more or less the mission statement for Inside Out, which uses a young girl's cross-country move as the catalyst for an epic adventure that takes place largely in her own mind. Although most of us have never been 11-year-old girls forced to leave our happy Minnesota home for San Francisco, we can all identify the emotions in Riley (Kaitlyn Dias): Joy (Amy Poehler), Sadness (Phyllis Smith), Anger (Lewis Black), Fear (Bill Hader), and Disgust (Mindy Kaling). They're all thrown out of whack by Riley's big change, and the turmoil sends Joy and Sadness on a quest to make things right again — leaving Anger, Fear and Disgust running the show, a situation sure to trigger a rueful chuckle out of anyone in the audience old enough to remember adolescence. Director/co-writer Pete Docter's brilliant concept and poignant underlying message (not to mention that ever-resplendent Pixar animation) made Inside Out one of the studio's best-reviewed efforts — and one of the most critically beloved movies of the year. "It's hard to believe that anyone will make a film more ambitious and more fully realized this year than Inside Out," decreed Tom Long of the Detroit News. "Let the talk of a best picture Oscar win begin now."
Pixar has been known to build a winsome feature around what looks like a questionable storyline, but they've also developed some wonderfully original stuff — like 2004's The Incredibles, which looks at what can happen when a superhero trades in costumed adventure for domestic tranquility too soon. Exiled to a suburban family life after a series of mishaps leads to the government putting the kibosh on super-powered crimefighters, the former Mr. Incredible (voiced by Craig T. Nelson) deals with the monotony of his new job at an insurance company by sneaking out after hours and upholding truth and justice on the QT with his best friend, Frozone (Samuel L. Jackson). His secret doesn't stay secret for long, of course — not from his superhuman wife (Holly Hunter) and kids, and not from the supervillain whose nefarious plot draws them all together. As with roughly 70 percent of all kids' movies, The Incredibles teaches a lesson about the value of being yourself, but even if the moral of the story isn't exactly unique, the characters and situations offered a nifty twist on the superhero craze — and writer/director Brad Bird (The Iron Giant) proved an excellent addition to the Pixar stable. It is, in the words of ReelViews' James Berardinelli, an "exemplary mixture of top-notch storytelling, visual razzle-dazzle, accessible humor, and involving action."
How do you deal with the incredible expectations created by eight films, and almost 15 years, of solid excellence? Conventional wisdom would say to play it safe and fall back on everything that's worked for you before — but Pixar has never been conventional, and they proved it again with 2008's WALL-E, a movie that took the studio's knack for adorable characters and hyper-realistic CG animation and flung it into the uncharted (and even a little avant garde) regions of outer kidvid space. It's hard to imagine any other studio having success with a family film this idiosyncratic — a movie about a lonely trash-compacting robot with a mostly dialogue-free first act doesn't exactly scream summer blockbuster — but audiences trusted the Pixar brand enough to show up in droves, and they were rewarded with not only one of the best-reviewed animated releases of 2008, but what was, in the words of the Boston Globe's Jay Carr, "the best American film of the year to date." WALL-E came with a surprising bit of controversy, drawing fire from conservative pundits who were annoyed with what they interpreted as a left-wing, anti-business message, but its 96 percent Tomatometer and massive $534 million gross drowned out the chatter. As with just about everything Pixar has done, it works whether you're looking to be edified or simply entertained; as the New York Times' A.O. Scott noted, "it is, undoubtedly, an earnest (though far from simplistic) ecological parable, but it is also a disarmingly sweet and simple love story, Chaplinesque in its emotional purity."
For anyone who'd been counting down the days until Pixar's inevitable downfall, the period between the lukewarm critical reception afforded Cars and the debut of 2007's Ratatouille seemed like it might be the beginning of the end: not only was the studio working on a movie with a rather unappetizing protagonist — a rat who wanted to be a gourmet chef — but the movie itself had something of a troubled journey to the screen, including a Pixar-mandated director swap that ousted the film's creator, Jan Pinkava, and replaced him with Brad Bird. All's well that ends well, though, and by the time Ratatouille reached theaters in June of '07, it was abundantly clear that all the creative turmoil had paid off — not only did it provide Pixar with another box office bonanza, gathering up more than $621 million in worldwide receipts, but it quickly established itself as yet another critical winner for the studio, ending up with a 96 percent Tomatometer rating and a bunch of glowing reviews from critics like Newsweek's David Ansen, who called it "a film as rich as a sauce béarnaise, as refreshing as a raspberry sorbet, and a lot less predictable than the damn food metaphors and adjectives all us critics will churn out to describe it. OK, one more and then I'll be done: it's yummy."
It starred Billy Crystal as a fast-talking schemer who was physically dwarfed by his sidekick, but despite that surface similarity to the misbegotten My Giant, Pixar hit another home run with its fourth feature, 2001's Monsters, Inc. The tale of Mike (Crystal) and Sulley (John Goodman), two employees of the titular kiddie-scaring company, Monsters imagines a world in which children's screams are the energy source that powers the secret city of Monstropolis — and one in which the monsters themselves are just 9-to-5 clock punchers with problems of their own, such as mistakenly letting a child follow them back to the office. Mike and Sulley are worried about more than just getting written up — the monsters believe the children are toxic — but they soon discover that not only is inter-species harmony possible, but it may hold the key to their civilization's looming energy crisis. It's admittedly rather heady stuff for a family-friendly CGI comedy, but Pixar has always been good at slipping subtext into a candy-colored shell, and Monsters, Inc. is no different. "The analogy to our dependence on, say, oil is soon abandoned, the better to blur the distinction between abstract and concrete," wrote Lisa Alspector of the Chicago Reader, pointing out "something older viewers of this 2001 animated adventure may appreciate more than younger ones."
It's rare to find a sequel that actually feels like an organic addition to its predecessor's story — and even rarer to see one that manages to deepen that story in an unexpected way. Leave it to Pixar to pull off both feats with Finding Dory. In Finding Nemo, the titular blue tang (voiced by Ellen DeGeneres) offered kind companionship to a panicked clownfish (Albert Brooks) searching for his son — and her near-total short-term memory loss gave audiences lots of laughs along the way. This time out, Dory's condition isn't really a laughing matter; as we learn early on, it's been a lifelong burden, and after experiencing an unexpected flashback, she embarks on a quest to heal a deep emotional rift suffered when she was just a little (and impossibly adorable) fish. Every Pixar outing faces a steeper uphill battle than most, and that goes at least double for the studio's franchise follow-ups, but the vast majority of critics were powerless to deny Finding Dory's charms; as Owen Gleiberman wrote for Variety, the result is "a beautiful, rambunctious, and fully felt sequel — a movie totally worth its salt water."
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Princesses have made Disney some pretty big bucks over the years, but by 2012, Pixar's creative team could feel the cultural tide turning against damsels in distress. Enter Brave, in which a classic medieval story about an impetuous king's daughter gets a postmodern twist – and forsakes the tired old princely rescue narrative in favor of a story about the timeless, occasionally troubled bonds between girls and their mothers. And while critics weren't shy about arguing that Brave's depiction of the fraught dynamic between feisty princess Merida (Kelly Macdonald) and her steadfastly traditional mother, Queen Elinor (Emma Thompson), could have gone even further in upending decades of conservative Disney storytelling, most agreed that the movie's positives outweighed its drawbacks – including the raucously funny work turned in by Billy Connolly as the beleaguered King Fergus. As TIME's Richard Corliss sniffled, "By the climax, at which all right-thinking viewers will have dissolved in a puddle of warm appreciation, the new Pixar film has earned two cheers and a big bear hug."
Nine times out of 10, a prequel that films a dozen years after its predecessor will have to replace pretty much its entire cast. But that rule doesn't apply in animation, as Monsters University reminded us in 2013, when it reunited Monsters, Inc. stars Billy Crystal and John Goodman for a look at how Mike Wazowski and James P. Sullivan met back in their college days. Without the nifty storytelling twist that inspired Inc., University was little more than a chance for Crystal and Goodman to riff off each other in a fairly standard campus coming-of-age story, but given the prodigious talents of the chemistry-rich duo – ably aided and abetted by a stellar supporting cast that included Helen Mirren, Steve Buscemi, Alfred Molina, and Charlie Day – that proved to be more than enough for most critics. "Execution matters," noted Vulture's Bilge Ebiri. "Verve, and energy, and inventiveness matter. And Monsters University is funny, fast, and likable, with occasional moments of real visual surprise and laugh-out-loud offhand gags."
Pixar's legacy is certainly impressive, but there are definite downsides to setting the bar so high — not the least of which is the way people tend to see your efforts as subpar if they aren't quite up to your loftiest standards. Such is the case with 2015's The Good Dinosaur: by most accounts a heartwarming and beautifully animated effort, it nevertheless found itself on the losing end of (arguably unfair) comparisons to Pixar's earlier work — not to mention Inside Out, which bowed on DVD/Blu-ray mere weeks before Dinosaur arrived in theaters. Still, casting a tall critical shadow is a nice problem to have, and although its Tomatometer isn't quite as robust as other entries in the Pixar filmography, it's still impressive in any other context. As Alison Willmore observed for BuzzFeed, "If The Good Dinosaur falls low in the rankings of the company's now 16 titles, it is still leagues finer than the flurry of frenetic colors and screwball pacing of the standard children's animated movie."
Even the most successful family can have a black sheep, and at a relatively paltry 74 percent on the Tomatometer, 2006's Cars was Pixar's for a long time — at least, until its sequel came along. While not poor enough to break the studio's chain of Fresh certifications, the reviews that greeted this John Lasseter-directed tale of a young racecar (Owen Wilson) and his quest to wrest the Piston Cup from a pair of challengers (Michael Keaton and Richard Petty) weren't up to the usual Pixar standard; whether dismissing it as unoriginal (Christy Lemire of the Associated Press accused it of "[ripping] off Doc Hollywood, almost note for note) or overlong (the Chicago Reader's J.R. Jones called it "not a test of speed but endurance"), the critics concluded that Cars ran a little too rough to stand alongside earlier classics. Audiences didn't mind, though — it grossed over $460 million — and even if it didn't measure up to Pixar's previous efforts, it was still good enough to earn praise from scribes like Chris Vognar of the Dallas Morning News, who wrote, "no other outfit can match Pixar's knack for plucking heartstrings without tearing them off the frets."
Cars did well at the box office – and well enough with critics – but it was far from the first Pixar film most fans thought of when entertaining thoughts of possible sequels to the studio's hits. The movie had one important fan, however, in director John Lasseter, who also happened to be the chief creative officer at Pixar, Walt Disney Animation Studios, and DisneyToon Studios; once he became convinced there needed to be a Cars 2, a follow-up was pretty much a foregone conclusion. Unfortunately, when the movie arrived in theaters in 2011, it found few critics who agreed with Lasseter; in fact, Cars 2 went down as Pixar's biggest critical dud to date, scoring an uninspired 39 percent on the Tomatometer while being roundly derided as a merchandising-driven misstep from a studio that had trained audiences to expect the best. Still, as a pleasantly undemanding diversion for younger viewers, Cars 2 had its defenders, with a handful of critics pointing out that the movie – which reunites most of the original voice cast for a story that sends Lightning McQueen (Owen Wilson) out to compete in the World Grand Prix while Mater (Larry the Cable Guy) bungles through a bit of international espionage – wouldn't be held up to such scrutiny if any other company had produced it. "Minor Pixar, but it would be a major film were it made by just about anyone else," wrote Deadspin's Will Leitch. "I, for one, will not get greedy."


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You crazy woman! You should definitely write your own Baby-cakes cook book. This is so not my style because I have the patience of a fruit fly. Plus my kids would each eat a dozen of these making me feel further depressed. Looking at the sugar volume in the icing I'm guessing it turned out pretty tart? ARGGG! Great stuff!
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