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[quote="Antrax"]Finished the third season of Sam & Max. I stand behind everything I said about it previously. The writing was much better for 305 than it was for previous episodes of this season - the self referential humor really worked for me. However, the conclusion of the plot arch was just too much. It was definitely epic, but it was just so incredibly convoluted and tried so hard to be mature. I don't want mature, I want comedy. It's the same problem as the one I've had with their take on Monkey Island. I don't want innovation. I don't want character development. I just want more of the good stuff. Seinfeld ran for ten seasons without the characters changing one bit. Why is it not good enough for an adventure game series?[/quote]
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Posted: Fri May 24, 2013 11:00 am
Post subject: 1
Yes, But I'm too poor to have FPS Mercs defending my non-existant Eve bases.
Death Mage
Posted: Thu May 16, 2013 12:55 am
Post subject: 0
Dust 514
was finally publicly released yesterday. It's a free to play MMO FPS that's tied into the Eve Online space-based MMO. Available for PC and PS3. It's pretty good for a free to play game, and unique that it's tied directly, in-game, with another MMO. Surely there are some Eve Online players here who've heard of this thing?
Posted: Mon May 06, 2013 9:23 pm
Post subject: -1
Well, I'm not one to try try and "catch them all," but I will catch all I encounter. When I was a kid I originally caught all 151, and then when Generation 2 came out I caught all 252. Ever since generation 3 came out though, there's just too many to catch and it's too time consuming.
Posted: Sun May 05, 2013 3:55 pm
Post subject: -2
Sniklac16 wrote:
Is it bad that I am excited for the new Pokemon X and Y games to arrive in October?
depends on how many you want to catch. FYI, I caught a grand total of 47 pokemon in the first six games. Cause, yeah i'm that badass.
Posted: Sun May 05, 2013 5:56 am
Post subject: -3
Is it bad that I am excited for the new Pokemon X and Y games to arrive in October?
Posted: Sun May 05, 2013 12:53 am
Post subject: -4
Been playing a lot a lot of Touhou lately. I've got the early (PC-98) games on my laptop and all of the Windows danmaku games on my desktop (though I can't get EoSD to play on my desktop - I may have to reget it just for the sake of completeness, as I never play it)
Anybody else here play Danmaku games?
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2013 11:41 pm
Post subject: -5
I've recently been playing Mark of the Ninja, an indie stealth sidescroller. You play as a ninja (spoiler alert!)
So there's one mechanic of this game that I find particularly awesome, and that is the "fear" mechanic. It really brings the game a bit more realism, because it dares to say that ninjas aren't *just* stealthy killers, they are stealthy killers and
that's terrifying.
What this means for gameplay is that if a guard witnesses another guard getting killed in a particularly frightening way (such as getting thrown off a balcony and landing directly in front of them) they freak out and start shaking and shooting wildly, and completely forget to call for backup. Nothing like psychological trauma to spice up a game.
Of course you don't have to play this way. Some of the optional objectives are related to the terror mechanic, others to general toughness, and still others to stealth. As with any stealth game, you have the option to avoid killing, and there are even *two* achievements and a costume upgrade associated with doing so, not to mention the additional challenge. Worth a play if you enjoy stealth games.
Posted: Sun Mar 24, 2013 2:02 am
Post subject: -6
I've been replaying DayZ. The crazy survival zombie Mod for Bohemia's Arma II.
Interestingly the biggest threat in the post apocalyptic zombie world is in fact not the zombies, rather it's the other survivors who want your can of beans and don't mind putting an axe or a bullet in your head to take it.
[some] Guns and ammo are rare, Zombies can both run, climb and knock you out. They will actively pursue noise, like gunshots, noisy footsteps.
You need to eat and drink daily. i.e. Canned foods, soda, or hunt wildlife and cook meat. Also need to keep warm when wet or when night.
I am currently hiding on a mountain with an infection and some moderate bloodloss. Bloodloss makes it harder to see and do things, and the infection makes me cough alerting zombies and gradually drags my health down. Eventually I will die and lose my hard earned M40A3 Camo rifle, which I obtained from a zombie infested military barracks. Crazy.
Posted: Sat Mar 23, 2013 8:05 pm
Post subject: -7
As a rightie, that's an issue I never really considered. I love WASD.
The Bridge may not be right for you either then; it uses both the arrow keys and WASD, but for different applications. WASD is for movement, arrow keys are for rotating gravity.
Posted: Sat Mar 23, 2013 7:08 pm
Post subject: -8
I'm left-handed and can WASD just fine. You just need to train yourself to do it.
Granted, I
doing WASD, but I can do it.
Death Mage
Posted: Sat Mar 23, 2013 2:49 pm
Post subject: -9
AntiChamber fails for locking WASD key bindings. I'm left handed, and can't use WASD.
Death Mage
Posted: Sat Mar 23, 2013 11:07 am
Post subject: -10
I have played a flash game that had the same music as that Bridge trailer. It's going to drive me crazy now. I thought it was Closure at first (since it's a similiar puzzle/adventure game), but that's not it. Grrrrrr....
And I am grabbing AntiChamber while it's on sale.
Posted: Sat Mar 23, 2013 9:50 am
Post subject: -11
Probably, though the Ps4 seems to be aimed at the creativity model similar to a lot of Apple technology and more for indie gamers/developers. I have had the advantage of brothers buying the opposite consoles. e.g . I own pc, ps1, ps2, ps3. My brother owns pc, xbox, xbox360, and Wii console. So we simply play games to death and then trade for 6 months of the year.
Jedo the Jedi
Posted: Sat Mar 23, 2013 9:43 am
Post subject: -12
Hmmm. As an Xbox/PC fan, I personally love Bethesda. Do you plan to stay with Sony when the next generation of consoles comes out?
Posted: Sat Mar 23, 2013 9:31 am
Post subject: -13
Bethesda have sent mixed messages about how they both can and cannot make things work on the Ps3 system and are working with Sony Japan. They actively deny selling out to Microsoft, but pretty much everyone knows that they did. I knew they were planning to bring Dragonborn out eventually, though last I checked it was set to be the only DL for the PS3
Regarding that, Microsoft doesn't annoy me so much, they made a proposal to Bethesda, which Bethesda accepted based on the existing xbox, pc, ps3 market at the time. Simply put, Bethesda could have said no, but they didn't. And in the business sense, they did what they thought was best. Sucks for Ps3, but keeps Bethesda in business unlike some other companies (THQ)
Jedo the Jedi
Posted: Sat Mar 23, 2013 9:24 am
Post subject: -14
I thought I read that those were released to Ps3 last month.
Still, I feel for you. I've got a few friends who have given me their lengthy complaints. Should you not be upset with Microsoft for binding Bethesda like they did?
Posted: Sat Mar 23, 2013 7:03 am
Post subject: -15
Jedo the Jedi wrote:
Anybody want to share with me what they think of Hearthfire and Dragonborn DLC for Skyrim?
I have a Ps3, so I can get neither of those expansions....
I can tell you what I think of Bethesda Softworks though?
Posted: Sat Mar 23, 2013 1:00 am
Post subject: -16
Just picked up a couple of indie puzzle games on Steam: "The Bridge" and "AntiChamber"
Both of them involve puzzle-solving in a non-Euclidean space, though they go about it differently.
AntiChamber is a 3-D maze that challenges your very definition of the term. Some of the geometric puzzles involve paths that loop back on themselves unexpectedly or connect in impossible ways, or even that lead to different places depending on your perspective. Later puzzles allow you to manipulate blocks in a Minecraft-esque fashion and use them to build bridges and block lasers.
The Bridge is a 2-D platformer in artful Escherspace environments. Paths cross in front of each other in very illusive ways and gravity can change to match them, or may even be different for various puzzle elements.
Both are currently on sale on Steam but I think the sale is ending soon.
Jedo the Jedi
Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2013 10:40 am
Post subject: -17
Anybody want to share with me what they think of Hearthfire and Dragonborn DLC for Skyrim?
Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2013 12:27 am
Post subject: -18
I've started yet another bard in Baldur's Gate, only this time I picked up the Algernon's Cloak so that I can have cannon fodder.
Death Mage
Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2012 2:08 am
Post subject: -19
I finally picked up Borderlands 2 on sale through Steam. It's every bit as fun, and funny, as the first.
Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2012 1:41 am
Post subject: -20
I have finished Portal 2.
Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 11:00 pm
Post subject: -21
Anyone here play letterpress on iphone? it's a word game with a bit of territory control. pretty well done, and damn pretty
Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2012 9:05 am
Post subject: -22
Just a heads up for anyone who hasn't played Portal or Portal 2 yet: They are on sale on Steam right now. $2.50 and $5.00 respectively, or $6.25 for both.
Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 12:42 am
Post subject: -23
So...yeah i finished Portal.
Wonderful game, one of the best I have played in a long time.
Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 12:37 am
Post subject: -24
I must admit that I did laugh all the way through Batman 2, which had enough jokes in the "cut scenes" to survive the second (or third) visits that the game needs. I agree that the hub of Gotham is a bit unwieldy: then again, just wait until you have the whole of Middle Earth to go at.
(There's a map navigation system for LotR, so it doesn't feel quite as overwhelming as it might at first appear, but it's not very intuitive.)
Death Mage
Posted: Wed Dec 12, 2012 11:07 pm
Post subject: -25
Lego Batman 2: DC Superheroes
here. I usually stay a game behind on the Lego games. Mostly becuase I believe they are well worth $20, but not much more than that.
This one's smaller than previous Lego games. Though some levels are longer. It's got an original story to it, which is pretty good. For the series as a whole, having something that they can get original material out of is golden, since they won't run out of movies for this one. While I do like the stuff in Gotham City itself, I think Lego Harry Potter (both 1-4 and 5-7) did that hub system much, much better.
Yea, I'd call this a step down from Lego Harry Potter Years 5-7, but it's still a fun Lego game. Lego Star Wars III is still my favorite.
Posted: Wed Dec 12, 2012 3:05 pm
Post subject: -26
Lego Lord of the Rings
Here we go again. Travellers' Tales haven't quite started scraping the bottom of the barrel yet; every game in this endless franchise introduces some new twists to a well-established formula even though the basic principles of smashing everything in sight and figuring out how to combine character abilities to reach hidden objects has remained the same since the original Star Wars games.
This time around they have also opted to use voices. Whilst this was fine in the Batman 2 game as it was an original script that was able to blend the visual slapstick with additional one-liners, here they have tried to use lines from the Jackson movies but overall this has a lesser effect as the overt comedy feels a bit of a bad fit with the more serious tone of the dialogue. Having said that, there are times when it just works like a charm.
So no, it's not the best in the series (upon reflection I think that may be the first of the Harry Potter games), but even an average Lego game is still terrific.
Posted: Wed Dec 12, 2012 1:34 pm
Post subject: -27
My semester is finally winding down, and I actually found some time to play Batman Arkham City. After playing it a while though, I realized there was a game prior to that I should have gotten first.
Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 7:07 am
Post subject: -28
Yeah, thanks. I got the 58:28 in a race vs the world record holder k1rua. He constantly bugs me about playing on keyboard
Posted: Tue Nov 27, 2012 3:38 pm
Post subject: -29
dethwing wrote:
I got my SMB3 warpless down to 58:28, and I run SMW 96 Exit now as well. 1:35:17.
Oh and does anyone here remember the game Wonder Boy in Monster World for the Genesis? I've started that game as well, and have a 1:11:27
nice going deth! I know you've been working on that SMB3 > 1 hour for a while now.
Posted: Tue Nov 27, 2012 3:34 pm
Post subject: -30
I got my SMB3 warpless down to 58:28, and I run SMW 96 Exit now as well. 1:35:17.
Oh and does anyone here remember the game Wonder Boy in Monster World for the Genesis? I've started that game as well, and have a 1:11:27
Posted: Sat Nov 24, 2012 4:55 pm
Post subject: -31
I have a Wii U. Aw yeah, I'm one of the cool kids.
Jedo the Jedi
Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2012 8:31 pm
Post subject: -32
I just played a WiiWare game, Fluidity. It's a physics-based puzzle game where you change between different states of water to collect objects. I loved it, and I'm sure there are people around here who would enjoy it also.
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 12:48 am
Post subject: -33
Ace Attorney 5 is coming to 3DS, will star Phoenix Wright, and is coming to the US. If you've been holding out on buying a 3DS, you finally have a reason to get one!
Posted: Fri Aug 17, 2012 8:32 pm
Post subject: -34
Plus, now you get to see since I'm streaming now.
I haven't figured out how to make highlights yet, so the PB run starts at around 22:00.
Bonus mystery game after the run. [Someone in chat asked for it]
Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2012 11:36 pm
Post subject: -35
I'm a minecraft addict.
If you ever got a lot of pleasure out of building things and exploring, then you'll like minecraft. It pushes those buttons for me.
Jedo the Jedi
Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2012 7:45 pm
Post subject: -36
I do not understand the Minecraft explosion. I'm glad so many people have found a game they enjoy--and family time no less!--but I guess it just doesn't push my buttons.
Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2012 4:04 pm
Post subject: -37
My 8 year old had me sit through a video of minecraft. I decided it was a agame I could let him play and now the whole family plays... a lot. Epic Mom win! Like digital Legos.
Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2012 5:06 am
Post subject: -38
New best: 1:03:21
First the good: Got hammer kill on bowser, FINALLY. Seriously saves like 30 seconds by itself. Most levels went smoothly overall. No major screw ups.
Then the bad: Died 3 times in world 5. Seriously, I hate the sky so much.
Got the damn coinship in world 3, forcing me to skip the 2nd hammer and preventing me from skipping the first fort in world 4.
7-1 zip took longer than it should. Got it around try 10 or so.
Missed star kill on the 1st fort in world 6.
Got two hands, but that's just luck. Can't do anything about that.
1:02 possible? Do I dare dream that I could cut 1?
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Last Friday was not a school day, but Plano West football head coach Mike Hughes wanted to keep his team together prior to just the second area playoff game in program history.
"When you get out of school, you get out of routine," he said. "It can be hard to keep the guys focused, so we at least wanted to keep them all together so they could keep some focus even if we weren't practicing."
The answer to that was a team trip to the movies.
Specifically, the latest entry into the 007 saga, "Skyfall."
"The kids loved it; I did too," Hughes said. "Who doesn't love James Bond?"
Whether it was the standout performances of Daniel Craig and Javier Bardem, the team-bonding experience or just being a superior squad on the gridiron, West made history that night by becoming the first team in program history to advance to the third round of the playoffs with a 37-27 win over South Garland.
"I knew ... I knew from the very beginning that we had the opportunity to do something special with this team," said Jake Wodka, senior linebacker. "We all love each other like a family, so we all want to stay together and we don't want this run to end."
He isn't the only one who feels that way.
"Now we can say we are the best team at West," said Soso Jamabo, sophomore running back. "But we don't want to stop here; we want to be the first team at West to do everything."
To be the first team at West to advance past the third round, the Wolves will have to travel a good bit further than Friday's journey to Eagle Stadium in Allen.
"Road trip baby," Stephan Randall, senior lineman, screamed in the locker room after the victory.
Indeed West (8-4) will hit the highway this week as it travels to Waco ISD Stadium for a regional semifinal game against Lufkin (9-3) at 2 p.m. Saturday.
"I think the guys are excited to play in Waco, especially at such a nice stadium," Hughes said. "But then again, at this point we don't really care where we are playing, we're just excited to still be playing."
The Panthers, winners of six straight, advanced to the third round with playoff victories over Spring Dekaney (35-20) and Pflugerville (56-43).
Lufkin is predicated on the pass with quarterback Tyler Stubblefield becoming the team's single-season passing yardage leader in last weekend's victory. That performance included touchdown passes to Jamal Jeffery, Kendrick Mapp (the team's primary ball carrier) and JaBryce Taylor. Keke Coutee is another option to catch passes for the Panthers.
"Lufkin has a strong quarterback and three Division I-caliber wide receivers," Hughes said. "They will try to get their playmakers out in space."
Hughes used speed to describe Lufkin's offense, a word brought up defensively too.
"Lufkin will use a 4-3 that is pretty similar to what we use and what Plano (Senior) uses," he said. "They have a lot of size, speed and athleticism and are really an attacking defense."
With the regional semifinals on a Saturday, West has pushed back its preparation for Lufkin a day from the usual game week. The Wolves watched game film and lifted Monday with practices commencing Tuesday, Wednesday and today as the team knows that while they have set a new standard, there is still work to be done.
"We have to keep working hard," Jamabo said. "Pay close attention to film, practice hard, keep going as much as we can every day."
That philosophy will also be in place when the ball kicks off in Waco.
"Same as it has been all year," Randall said. "Just keep fighting for all four quarters."
These Wolves have already advanced further than any of their predecessors and further than any other Plano ISD team since the Wildcats advanced to the state semifinals in 2007, but West isn't ready for its trailblazing run to end.
"We've talked about what we have accomplished a bit, but not as much as you might think," Hughes said. "Right now we are more focused on getting better each week. I think we have been able to do that to this point and if you keep improving, then anything can happen in the playoffs."
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IRS Witch Lois Lerner - refused to resign - placed on Admin Leave - w/pay...
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Worcester Rep John 'texting' Fresolo resigns!
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NYC - you have not suffered enough! Anthony 'Weiner' Weiner wants to be your next mayor...
Orlando, FL - FBI shoots/kills Russian / Chechen man Ibragim Todashev, who knew Tamerlan Tsarnaev. Had already interviewed him...
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Asswhole of the day – Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D)RI 202 224-2921 – made a speech Monday blaming Republicans for global warming and the Oklahoma tornadoes...
What a pair! Gabriel Gomez campaigning - with John McCain...
Don't be distracted by smoke-screen scandals America. The REAL SCANDAL is what was going on at Benghazi, and the cover-up.
Temper your joy at Obama's discomfort Massachusetts.
If he has to fling BFF Eric Holder into the woodchipper – he may replace him with Deval Patrick.
Giving up! Detroit's Mayor David Bing cannot fix his dying and corruption-ridden city – will not run for re-election. Last Republican mayor left 51 yrs ago.
NEW TERROR ALERT? 7 Muslim students – all chemical engineers from Muslim countries – arrested at midnight Tuesday – at the Quabbin Reservoir.
He cares about people SO MUCH – NYC Mayor Michael 'Nanny' Bloomberg let his news service reporters see what his investment clients were looking at. How many calories in THAT Michael?
A small CLUE why Romney failed...Facebook [very liberal] hires his former comms director – Andrea Saul – also worked for Fla RiNO Charlie Christ and John McCain.
Mitt, w/ friends like that...you were phooked!
Another Obamacide? Andy P Hart – US Public Defender assigned to defend terrorists at Gitmo - - self-inflicted? gunshot.
Dzhokhar's CULT FOLLOWING grows!
Anti-Death Penalty attny Judy Clarke joins his 'team'.
"Gotta protect their PRIVACY" - Gov Patrick won't release the welfare records of Tsarnaev bros.
Congress just overturned the ban on their insider trading – the ONLY thing Scott Brown accomplished.
Obamas' Fed Income Tax for 2012
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Holy Stuff! Speaker DeLeo wants PHOTO EBT Cards!
GREAT! Now how about Show ID to VOTE?
More Corrections Dept headaches for Gov Patrick – Cancer-survivor Anne Manning-Martin sues – says she was fired in retaliation for her sister's political views, and replaced by a man at 54% more $$!
God BLESS VA Gov Bob McDonnell!
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MassGOP a mere stepping stone - Muffy named Prez of Babson College.
Squaw votes YES to increase taxes $1 Bil; Senate passes no-cut budget 50-49!
Painful to think about: Since 1971 China has aborted 330 million babies, sterilized 196 million women. US population is 310 million.
How 'holy' is Holy Cross? They've invited yet another pro-abortion witch – CNN's Soledad O'Brien to lecture. Why?
BigMouth Kerry – his need to appear important – tells everybody that the US is training anti-Assad rebels.
When they turn out to also be anti-American – will he still be bragging?
The bigger they are...Michael McLaughlin – former director of Chelsea Housing Authority – pleads GUILTY to concealing his $366K salary from state and federal regulators. I wonder what he reported to the IRS?
Obama set to issue another Executive Order – this one on Cyber Security. I guess we've really been pissing him off!
"Comprehensive Immigration Reform" - to Obama it means opening the flood gates and making sure they're all getting govt checks, preferences, and enroll as Dems.
Why? WHY...does Janet Napolitano and DHS suddenly need to buy 7,000 fully-auto AR-15s? That's 16 per Congressional District.
WHO is SHE planning to shoot?
Terrorists from CANADA: 2 of the AQIM terrorists who attacked and executed 38 foreigners – including 3 Americans at Ain Amenas, Algeria – were Canadian.
State Street cuts 630 jobs / 250 here in Mass. Could it be ObamaCare? Or Deval's buget?
NY Gov Cuomo's FOLLY: Hurriedly passed a 'tough anti-gun law' – bans magazines which hold more than 7 bullets.
Oops! Forgot to EXEMPT Police!
That snarly bitchy whining sound you hear is JamieBoy Eldridge fuming over Fidelity's hiring 500 people for their new office – in Denver, Colorado.
Hey, what's another BILLION $$? Duh-val wants to build a choo-choo train to Cape Cod? Great – more union engineers asleep or texting!
The once-proud Grey Lady – the NY Times – now facing high-level layoffs. Globe next?
Think they'll EVER figure it out?
Bank of 'America' freezes accounts of gunmaker American Spirit Arms – tells them they shouldn't be selling guns.
We should DROP BoA!
Planned Parenthood reports RECORD year:
Got $542 mil govt funding / 333,964 abortions
$542 mil ÷ 333,964 = $1,622.93 per dead baby.
Does he CARE? Black unemployment up to 14% since Obama re-elected.
Maybe he doesn't want them working?
Better they stay...on the plantation?
The 'Religion of Peace' - - Saudi Imam Muhammed al-Arifi [popular with extremists] issues a FATWA – allowing the 'mujahideen' fighting in Syria to gang rape Syrian women who are 'at least 14'.
Glimpse of Syria's future? Rebels - the very ones Obama is backing - kidnap and behead a Christian taxi driver.
Aaw: Senator Squaw – Lyin' Lizzy – will NOT serve on Committee on Indian Affairs...
Incomprehensible Blunder: Obama 'recognizes' Syrian Opposition Council as 'the legitimate representative' of the Syrian People. He has NO CLUE who they are or what they'll do...
Our Newest Hero: Gov Rick Snyder – signs Bill into law making Michigan the 24th Right-to-Work state!
BHO went there campaigning against it.
Obama - the Food Stamp pResident
47.7 million Americans - CHANGE!
Taxing the rich...will help, - HOW?
Obama Making Chinese Richer:
A123 of Waltham – who received a $249 Million Obama Green Stimulus in 2009, bought by Wanxiang Group from bankruptcy auction.
New World Order begins: Gov Duh-val Patrick about to order Mass State Colleges to offer in-state tuition to ILLEGALS. TS for American kids!
More problems for Duh-Val: RMV clerk Adriana Ferreira charged by Feds with asking $2K per Driver's License – from illegals.
DMV chief Rachel Kaprielian is a long-time Watertown Dem; 13 years in the State House.
US Post Office just lost $15.9 Billion.
Can't wait for Government-run health care...
Ponder this: Obama LOST in every state requiring voter photo ID.
MoonBat JamieBoy Eldridge at it again: Fidelity announces a new data center in Nebraska, - he attacks them over their 1990s tax deal.
Keep driving out jobs JamieBoy – you A$$WHOLE!
Drowning in $385 Bil DEBT, Calif Gov MoonBat Brown signs AB2189 - a bill giving driver's licenses to illegals!
Another Obamacide: Cochise County Sheriff Larry Dever 'dies' in a single vehicle rollover in Southern Arizona. He was active in fighting illegal immigration.
BREAKING: Another small victory - Fed Judge Susan Bolton OKs the Arizona 'Show Me Your Papers' provision of their Immigration Law!
Obama Math: 800,000 illegals he granted 'temporary amnesty' is now 1,800,000!
He sure likes to see numbers GROW!
Another Obamacide? 29-yr old Obama campaign staffer Alex Okrent - w/the cartel since 2004 - drops dead in Chicago. What did he know?
"A Cruel and Unusual Record",
Jimmy Carter [Nobel 2002] writes op-ed for NY Times criticizing Obama [Nobel 2009] - for Human Rights violations!
Eliz Warren blames her 'Indian Problem' on the Boston Herald. Here at RRB we're a tad miffed at not getting our share of the credit.
Obama's GAY AGENDA going too far?
Navy plans to name a SHIP after murdered gay activist Harvey Milk - who was ANTI-WAR!
When Republican governors disappoint:
FLORIDA: When only 27% of 4th Graders pass a writing test [about riding a camel] the DeptEd LOWERED the passing score - w/ Gov Rick Scott's approval.
How does that help the KIDS Gov?
UPDATE: Not reported - 50% of high school freshmen and sophomores failed the FCAT Reading test.
Thank a UNION Teacher?!?
Gov MoonBeam Brown says Calif Deficite now $16 Bil, or about $421 / person.
Their state DEBT is $361 Billion.
Their 37.5 million people include 2 mil unemployed, 4 mil on food stamps, 2.2 mil illegals, 1.3 mil on SS.
Anybody see a problem?
Court Victory: Larry Sinclair [the troubled gay man w/criminal past who wrote about having sex and cocaine w/ Obama in 1999] - won a court victory when Federal Judge Richard Leon tossed the Parisi lawsuit as 'meritless and w/out evidence'.
SCARY! DHS orders 450 MILLION rounds of .40 cal hollow point bullets? Who are they planning to shoot?
WOW! Suddenly China has a $31.5 Billion Trade Deficit! Fuel prices?
Our Newest Hero:
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ANOTHER Obamacide? Steve Bridges - 48 - comedian who impersonated Clinton, Bush, and Obama dead of 'natural causes'?
Obama we're told was not amused...
OBAMA: Dumbed down kids OK; by-passes Congress, gives 10 states 'a hall pass' on No Child.
Why burden UNION TEACHERS with STANDARDS?
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TV-watching toddlers face higher risks of obesity
Date: 04/05/2010 / Category: Indoor Play for kids
Parents may be better off taking toddlers to soft play centres than leaving them at home with the telly as early exposure to television can have negative impacts on child development, finds new research.
The joint study, carried out by researchers at the Universite de Montreal, the Sainte-Justine University Hospital Research Center and the University of Michigan, found that toddlers aged two years old who watched more television were at higher risks of child obesity, poor academic performance, an inactive lifestyle and being bullied by peers.
Children who watched a lot of television at a young age exhibited a seven per cent decrease in classroom participation and a six per cent reduction in maths grades.
These children also had a five per cent increase in body mass index, a ten per cent greater consumption of snacks and further reduced physical activity over the weekends by 13 per cent.
Incorporating exercise for kids into a routine as an alternative to TV time may be a wise choice for parents.
Recent research done at the Medical College of Georgia has already proved that regular vigorous exercise helps to reduce insulin levels and body mass index.
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E coli outbreak closes fifth farm
Learning works best through 'kids play approach'
Children healthier "due to recession"
Kid's "afraid of strangers" in outdoor play
Swine flu vaccines trialled on children
Ventolin inhalers 'might fail one in ten'
Child road injuries have decreased
Child burn injuries "disproportionately high"
Scottish conference discusses "cotton wool culture"
Pregnant women warned "liquorice affects child's intelligence"
Child dies after E coli contraction
Stomach ache "eased by imagination"
Home-schooled children "flourish"
Parents to receive guidance on healthy living
Royal Mint to unveil 2012 Olympic coin
Suri Cruise enjoys active play with mum Katie Holmes
Under twos should be "banned from watching TV"
Classical violinist helps children's orchestra
Global Hand-washing Day urges children to practice good hygiene
More opportunity for kids sport thanks to investment in London facilities
Dummy sucking "hampers" kids' speech development
More play areas for Leeds kids
Two-thirds of parents "not reading daily" with kids
Liverpool kids to help design play areas
Children should be taught "importance of good sleep"
One in three kids 'do not practice basic hygiene'
NHS advocated Wii 'should not become the exercise of the future'
Some children's cereal 'too high in sugar'
PE should be 'made a priority'
Kids get active thanks to free swim programme
Leisure centre vending machines 'should include healthy options'
Kids 'motivated by mothers exercising'
Parents can 'increase kid's savings' whilst buying soft play equipment
Wash hands to 'prevent spread' of pneumonia
Bradford gets £1.1m for kids play areas
Child obesity is "levelling off"
E-books could help more kids to read
London 2012 programme reached kids in Jordan
Encourage exercise and "govern" unhealthy treats, parents told
PE should 'not just focus on competitive sport'
Lack of sleep 'leads to child obesity'
Children 'need parents not friends'
Camden Council prioritises exercise for kids
Lunchbox snacks 'full of salt and sugar'
Exposure to plastics can see boys avoiding 'masculine toys'
Chores are 'important' in child development
French health programme adopted by Scottish schools
Exercise for kids research begins
Parents 'should walk children to school'
Kids at day care centres 'watch less TV'
More exercise for kids needed, parents warned
Involve children in fun festive activities, parents advised
David Beckham is an 'inspiration' to asthma sufferers
New parents given tips on healthy habits for babies
Girls 'worry about looks from age three'
Dancing 'great activity for kids'
Exercise for kids most important for 'tall and overweight'
Lack of sleep worsens hyperactive kids' condition
'Asthma mentors' can help children and families
Children in Swindon to be educated in healthy living
New cookbook promotes things to do with kids in the kitchen
Baby sensory classes are "really important"
Kids who blog have 'improved literacy skills'
Fitness for kids 'prevents back pain'
Exercise for kids reduces child obesity risk, but sometimes it's 'caused by DNA'
Free soft play for kids, Darling?
Exercise for kids can 'cure worries'
Fitness activities for kids: Play hide-and-seek with objects
Soft play centres provide a "challenging" form of play
Free school meals scheme to be extended
Exercise for kids is "very important in supporting a healthy lifestyle"
Exercise for kids 'improves many health issues'
Obesity in children 'must be fought with fizzy drinks tax'
Avoid toys with sharp edges, parents warned
Parents play with kids' toys 'for a month of their lifetime'
Boys soft play fitness could 'boosts intelligence'
Tobacco smoke 'causes behavioural problems in kids'
Is indoor soft play more beneficial than the Wii Fit?
Video games 'complement visual-spatial skills'
More boys than girls do recommended amount of exercise for kids
Exercise for kids sessions held in West Midlands
Video games 'improve reaction time'
Two thirds of parents fed up with nursery rhymes
Exercise for kids and controlled caloric intake 'can beat child obesity'
Contact lenses are 'useful' for children during exercise for kids
Injuries can happen 'in seconds' in outdoor play
Safety of outdoor play to be improved?
Scottish government 'should prioritise exercise for kids'
Product placement could 'fuel child obesity'
Make sure kids play safe in winter, parents warned
It is 'vital' that parents talk to kids as much as possible
Will new eating device complement soft play fitness?
TV encourages a reduction in exercise for kids and 'leads to obesity'
Quarter of mums 'spend more time online than engaging in soft play with kids'
Exercise for kids programme begins later this month
Soft play important for motor development, computers for educational development
New child obesity-reducing device 'will not work without exercise for kids'
US kids play areas to be developed with $33 million grant
Let children 'know how they should behave' during learning tasks
Soft play centre provides hospitalised children with somewhere to have fun
Government department joins US campaign encouraging exercise for kids
Overweight in Portsmouth to benefit from exercise for kids sessions
Eating with children 'strengthens family bonds'
Early development problems 'could signal schizophrenia development'
Fitness for obese kids prescribed by nurses
Kids' social skills develop "much earlier" than previously thought
Half of mums think their obese kids are of a 'normal weight'
Fitness for kids 'not related to parents health'
Parents 'must provide opportunities for kid's play'
Obese boys 'at risk of delayed puberty onset'
Mend exercise for kids programme 'effective in preventing obesity'
Construction begins on Plymouth development with soft play centre
Regular fitness activities for kids 'prevents chronic illnesses'
Walking group encourages youngsters to get involved
FSA encourages exercise for kids
Soft play centre owner talks about setting up her business
Exercise for kids more likely to be pursued if children allowed to be autonomous
Schoolboy develops his own board game
Household routines 'could reduce child obesity risk'
Soft play is 'important in child development'
Soft play research finds babies understand adults' intentions
Product placement has 'bigger effect on child health than previously thought'
Can parents' child-soothing techniques cause obesity?
Obese children 'could be helped through soft play'
Could soft play facilities gain in popularity due to demand for childcare?
Part-time working benefits both mothers and employers, expert argues
Children 'not eating their greens at school'
Soft play centres 'educate kids without them realising'
Child obesity 'strongly associated' with premature death
Kids 'could be exposed to dangerous third-hand smoke when playing'
Children 'doing more fitness activities for kids' thanks to Change4Life
Michelle Obama launches exercise for kids campaign
Regular naps after soft play 'aid memory'
Children 'trust adults over other kids when learning new games'
Researchers to discover if TV ads have effect on exercise for kids
Leaky roof causes soft play area closure
Sporadic soft play 'as beneficial as exercise for kids'
Could exercise for kids reduce arthritis risk?
Soft play centres 'great for kids parties'
Importance of exercise for kids: Obesity could impact on bone health
Scientists develop fitness activities for kids
Hearty Lives Bristol encourages exercise for kids
Exercise for kids 'can help prevent heart disease later in life'
UK leading school trips for kids
Indoor soft play a hit with kids
Middlesex children enjoy cafe events
Exercise for kids unpopular in UK, shows study
Girls 'read more challenging books than boys'
Soft play areas 'can be unisex and tasteful'
Ulverston demands soft play centre
Widespread childhood obesity 'could lead to health crisis'
Exercise for kids needed as part of cultural change?
Children's activity levels have declined, study shows
Health tests 'may not be best for kids or parents'
Kids health 'should start as young as possible'
Parents must 'teach exercise for kids to youngsters'
Indoor exercise for kids could avoid muddy, wet conditions
Swindon rain could see indoor soft play areas provide alternative
Indoor soft play could feature in Norfolk's 90-day scheme
Active Lifestyle Coaches encourage exercise for kids
Awareness of how to prevent injuries during exercise for kids 'needs to be raised'
Plans for soft play centre in Exeter to be scrapped?
Soft play favoured by parents after video-games found to hamper development?
Indoor soft play 'helps children share feelings'
Exercise for kids 'one of the top ten tips'
Parents 'can promote exercise for kids'
Could food served at soft play centres be improved?
Fitness for kids 'should be parents' responsibility'
Soft play entrepreneur opens kid-orientated hairdressers
Exercise for kids focused on at Global Nutrition Transition Conference
Safety of indoor soft play highlighted as pesticide linked to delays in child development
Exercise for kids 'needed' as extreme obesity affecting more children at younger ages
Things to do with kids: Lead by example with healthy eating habits
Soft play study: Kids as young as 21 months old are selective in who they help
Can stimulation and words in soft play centres help children focus?
Iron-rich food could improve behaviour at soft play centres
Parents 'must offer reminders' to enhance potty training
More fitness activities for kids required in Essex as child obesity soars?
Overweight kids 'slower to learn to walk or crawl in soft play centres'
Safety in soft play centres: Smacking to be banned
Chocolate lowers blood pressure
Experts debate internet use in child development
Childhood sleep problems 'may affect adulthood'
Sibling conflicts can 'harm trust'
'Alternative brushing regimes can fight tooth decay'
Children of soldiers 'suffer high anxiety' during deployment
Fathers frequent soft play centres with kids
Soft play 'can help control childhood diabetes'
Soft play centres can help keep children in school
Is too much technology bad for children?
Will soft play counter unhealthy snacking?
Indoor soft play may reduce heart disease risk in kids
Kids urged to exercise through Easter
Liverpool City Council to stop using 'obesity' word
Proper guidance on diet 'needed'
Soft play may help fathers of child victims
Dieting alone won't prevent childhood obesity
Offer ADHD Kids treats, say experts
Vitamin D may boost asthma treatment
Soft play for Welsh youngsters
Are soft play centres safer than playgrounds and gymnasiums?
Children at higher risk of allergies in clean homes
Babies prefer gender-specific toys
Soft play centres 'encourage' exercise
Indoor soft play may be better for asthmatic kids
Cereals make a 'healthy' children's breakfast
South Asian kids at higher risk of diabetes
Soft play can 'encourage' children in care to express themselves
Soft play can help prevent heart disease
Soft play is 'better than entertainment TV'
Stable families are necessary for child development, says new study
Children's diet 'should include 100% juice '
Soft play can assist in motor skill development
Good behaviour can improve school grades
Food positioning defines consumption, say expert
Obese children more prone to "false brain tumour"
No more 'happy' in Happy Meals
Swimming babies may be better at soft play
BHF issues curry health warning
Hand-clapping songs may improve child development
Parents can put an end to bullying
Obesity is linked to lower testosterone levels, finds new study
Puberty timing can trigger antisocial behaviour
Obesity children face more bullying
Childhood obesity 'increases chances of colon cancer'
Children can be encouraged to eat more veggies, find new research
Childhood obesity offers no room for complacency, say experts
Kids are 'safer' at soft play centres
Playing near railways 'may increase asthma risk'
Exercise for kids could strengthen hips
Creative presentation of fruits can encourage healthy eating
Mum's voice 'as soothing as a hug'
Poor kids' lack of sleep 'causing delinquency'
Walking to school 'good exercise for kids'
Processed meat 'increases heart disease risk'
Depression can stop children from enjoying soft play
Exercising in-between classes can benefit kids
Bullying 'harms child development'
Parents should cut down on TV viewing
'Working mothers have overweight kids'
Does America need more soft play centres?
Parental encouragement can ensure an active childhood
Soft play centres provide a cheap alternative to expensive holidays
Fears over flu encourages better hygiene
Parents' lack of first aid basics puts children at risk
Exercise for kids on offer in Chorley this half term
Families can spend time together at indoor play centres
Concerns rise over child nutrition
Research shows rise in the number of skinny children
Denise Lewis: Family time can double-up as sports time
Social issues detract from the school curriculum, says expert
TV-viewing wrongly influences diets
Dressing up could help exercise for kids
Night-time snacking 'can lead to child teeth loss'
ADHD in children triggered by family background and finances
Alcohol consumption mars child development, warns expert
FSA issues warning over feeding honey to babies
High protein breakfast can cut down childhood obesity
Moving in childhood can lead to poor adult lives
Online games 'encourage unhealthy diets'
Attractive positioning can boost fruit consumption among children
Regular sleep regimes boost child development, suggests new research
Smoking bans protect children from second-hand smoke exposure
Debates continue over affects of violent video on child development
Obesity can affect sleep and lower grades, finds new study
BHF: Poor oral is hygiene indicative of heart disease
Soda consumption in childhood leads to unhealthy diets
Parental control software 'may be not be foolproof'
Kids urge parents to drive slower
Advertising influences children's diets
Attending pre-school boosts child development
Time to recognise grandparents' role in child development, says expert
Parental communication helps language development in babies
Child obesity linked to disadvantaged neighbourhood
MEPs vote on EU food-labelling
Early exposure to computers hampers children's attention spans
Paediatricians should discuss weight issues with parents
Babies can quantify even before speaking
Parents can change schools for the better
'Family education can fight child obesity'
Experts turn to comic books in fight against child obesity
Children should be protected from indoor smoking
Food habits in early years impact immunity development in children
BHF warns against salty barbeques
Babies should snack on healthy foods to keep up energy levels
Avoid trans fat in children's foods
Interactive website helps to fight childhood obesity
Childhood experiences can lead to adulthood ailments
Child seats selection 'essential' for kids' safety on roads
Child abuse may raise heart disease risk
Parenting 'influences' binge drinking
RNLI advises parents to be careful
Schools are over-stretched to provide healthy diet information, says expert
Strict parenting hinders child development, says expert
Early start to eating healthily is vital to combat child obesity
Beetroot juice lowers blood pressure levels
TV viewing increases risks of heart disease
Baby foods may contain unusually high levels of sugar
Stopping breastfeeding early 'could be detrimental'
New temperature table to make car travel safer for children
Sports teach 'important life skills'
Excessive computer use can reduce grades, says expert
Soft play can reduce risks of dementia
Parenting style influences eating habits
Play is 'key' to child development
Toys may hamper child development
RHS: Gardening boosts child development
Children should not be offered food 'as a reward'
Soft play for inexpensive summer entertainment
Leaving child malnutrition unchecked 'may cause elderly adult problems'
Obesity linked to convenience store proximity
Difficult childhood raises the risks of suicide
Parental drinking 'influences' children
Brits waste holidays by getting sick abroad
Later school starts are 'better'
Learning social problem-solving skills can combat bullying
Spontaneous play 'good for child development'
Exercise for kids 'could be key to avoiding metabolic syndrome'
Understanding obesity 'key to changing children's risk'
Incorrect spoons increase overdose risks
Experimentation with sports can encourage exercise for kids
Mental wellbeing can improve physical health
Smacking a child is a 'bad idea'
Telly and computers shrink children's attention spans
Younger children benefit the most from community interventions to curb obesity
Adequate sleep is important for children's wellbeing
Routine can overcome fussy eating, says expert
Eating vended snack food 'could result in child health problems'
Parents urged to tackle obesity in children
Girls and boys have different learning needs
'School lunches are beneficial'
To combat child obesity lead by example, says expert
Tips to fight childhood obesity
'TV bad for children's health'
Reaction to Ofsted report 'could narrow educational experience'
A flawed FTO gene could be the cause of childhood obesity, according to new research.
Childhood obesity 'leads to severe obesity later in life'
Could prenatal stress and health problems be connected?
Only children are happier than those with siblings, according to new research from the UK.
Young children should be given the flu jab, according to researchers.
Hidden factors 'contribute to obesity'
Children of divorce 'more prone to strokes'
Parents 'unaware of own child's obesity'
Are kids' waist sizes more important than weight?
Changing diet when pregnant 'can combat obesity'
Obese children 'show signs of heart disease'
Children to receive vouchers for walking to school
EU to investigate unhealthy food marketing to kids
Eating disorders rise in children
Michelle Obama promotes exercise for children
Number of children having MMR in England 'still not good enough'
Obesity 'increases risk of cancer'
Pregnant woman's diet 'shapes tastes of baby'
Fitness for kids in school regime criticised
Major US study will assess kids' fitness and causes of obesity
Weight loss surgery candidates could increase
Parents 'to spend £2bn on kids at Christmas'
Obese people lazy 'due to lack of protein'
Fitness for kids: Let little ones enjoy supervised play
Does mobile phone use affect kids' behaviour?
New kids health research centre to open in US
Denying play makes children 'angry and naughty'
Free play "essential" to child's development skills
Could unemployment lead to child neglect?
'Toddlers should not be left unattended'
Children may be safer at a soft play centre than with a babysitter
Exercise for kids could help mitigate impact of screen time
'Chemical in mother's blood could lead to heavier babies'
'Screen time affects children's wellbeing'
'Children with ADHD are at higher risk of suicide'
Adverse childhood could lead to stress in adult life
Walk to school to combat child obesity
Could child benefits affect fitness for kids?
Baby milk ad banned over child development claim
Light drinking poses no risk to babies, finds new research
Flu jabs during pregnancy 'can be good for the child'
Food labelling could help fight child obesity
Is there a lack of emphasis on sport in state schools?
Halloween 'can be fun for the whole family'
'Family settings determine educational achievement'
Mother's absence is detrimental to child development
Food allergies could lead to bullying, finds research
Fitness for kids determined by life experience, says new research
Mothers' diets impact fitness for kids
Child development not affected by IVF, says research
Breastfeeding is 'good for babies'
Exercise in soft play centres could also benefit school work
Does owning a dog make kids healthier?
Strict parenting could be detrimental to child development
Being overprotective is not in children's best interests
Televisions and computers 'contribute to child obesity'
New study can prevent dog bites
Lack of exercise could cause asthma
Is child obesity caused by a virus?
Reading with kids boosts child development
ASD in boys linked to missing gene
Better teaching methods are needed to tackle learning disabilities
Joining in songs at soft play centres could aid in child development
Michelle Obama targets restaurants
Does your child really have special needs?
Early child education vital for sustainable future
Is childhood obesity underestimated?
Smaller class sizes are better for child development
Many parents 'failing to secure car seats properly'
Will scrutinising food labels improve child health?
'Mental number line affects memory'
New journal focuses on child obesity levels
Babies' gaze could help detect autism
Triple action to combat child obesity suggested by expert
'Inspire kids to love good food'
Could early intervention reduce risks of obesity?
Sports-related child head injuries 'on the rise'
Manchester kids must find alternative entertainment following project closure
Walking to school may reduce kids stress
Are parents being misled by indoor play centre food labelling?
Are parents clueless when it comes to soft play?
Overweight children are more prone to headaches, research suggests
Educate kids about online privacy
Media scepticism can combat substance abuse
Combating back to school blues
ASH: Quit cigarettes to prevent children from taking up smoking
Obesity levels are on the rise
Will cuts to playground development boost the popularity of soft play centres?
Parental monitoring 'can reduce drug abuse'
Fitness for kids drops as playtime decreases
Only children do not lag behind in social skills, finds new research
Soft play linked to physical activity benefits
Walking to school can aid in child development
Popeye inspires children to eat healthy
Are personality traits part of our biology?
How effective are Canada's Children's Fitness Tax Credits?
Signs of autism may be obvious at a young age
Teaching in schools is 'suffering from a lack of creativity'
Building confidence in girls 'can combat bullying'
Breastfeeding 'should be an informed choice'
Kids' ability to play is 'under threat'
Change4Life focuses on fitness for kids in Watford
Children need more freedom, says expert
Supermodel Gisele calls for breastfeeding law
Maternal employment 'does not harm' child development
BHF calls for complete ban on junk food advertising
Exercise not plus-size clothing will help fight child obesity, says expert
Banning vending machines could stop children from smoking
Is sleep medication good for children?
Talking can help children to learn
Do not shun books over summer, advise experts
Early diagnosis is best for treating autism
TV viewing can lead to child obesity
Child abuse leads to health problems
Mothers should lead the fight against child obesity
Indoor play 'can lead to life of exercise'
Sibling support 'vital' to child development
Negative family environments can cause behavioural problems
Does childhood obesity constitute neglect?
Fit children have better appetite control
Packed lunches 'hinder' fight against child obesity
Eating healthy reduces heart disease risks
Managing diabetes is important for young athletes
Will maternity leave extension hit mums' employment prospects?
Kids need 'creative, healthy lunchboxes'
Mums 'feel pressured to lose weight after pregnancy'
Could 'exergaming' help obese children?
Addiction to gaming 'not that widespread'
Kids 'do not mimic parent's diets'
Games are fun but can also help with development
One in ten kids to get £250 worth of gadgets this Christmas
Top toys for kids this Christmas
Parents 'should help their kids to make friends'
Home births may be more relaxing for many mums
Weaning baby - it's how you do it, not when
Book suggestions for reading with kids
Govt anti-obesity campaign 'insulting'
Kids fitness 'needs at least five hours of sport a week'
Could activity classes for kids curb pathological gaming addiction?
Introduce the kids to Chinese New Year, one writer says
Children's resolutions 'sensible'
Rainy days 'can be fun with the right activities'
Play 'has always been central to humans'
Amir Khan: Parents must help their kids get into sport
Gender stereotypes: Are kids born that way?
Pretend games 'important for childhood development'
Are toddlers safe around pets?
'Limit kids' screen time', says one expert
Children 'must be priority in the sun'
Children 'must take screen breaks and have regular eye examinations'
Little boys experimenting with female clothes and toys is healthy, experts say
What to look out for in the first four months
Take the kids to Gambado and let mum relax on Mother's Day
Teach kids about the environment on Earth Day
Play, exercise and achievement 'key to kids' happiness'
Diet and digestion 'vital for mums-to-be'
Play outdoors or at soft play centres this summer


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Steak a sure thing at Butch's Steak House
So many different restaurants to try: traditional and modernist, pubs and fine dining, regional American and America's melting pot.
But, after various dalliances, it seems the restaurant Americans love to return to is the good ol' steakhouse.
There's satisfaction in a steak, cutting into the juicy meat and tasting true beef flavor. And maybe that's why I found myself thinking about Butch's Steak House in Stone Bank for days after I dined there. »Read Full Article(19)
North Avenue Grill in Wauwatosa sold
North Avenue Grill in Wauwatosa will be operating under a new owner, come late January.
Mike Topolovich bought the diner at 7225 W. North Ave. from business partners Jon Anne Willow and Patti Wenzel, they announced today.
Topolovich has cooked for years at John's Sandwich shop in Wauwatosa and at the Hideaway in Franklin before launching his own place. »Read Full Blog Post
Promising Milwaukee arts events for January 2013
With two world premieres of work by local writers from First Stage Children's Theater, a visit by one of the globe's greatest violinists for a Milwaukee Symphony gala and two provocative dramas at the Milwaukee Repertory Theater, January will feature plenty of ambition on local performing arts stages.
It's also an exciting month for crossovers, with the MSO's bossman sitting in with the Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra, a dynamic young opera director staging a rustic musical comedy at the Sunset Playhouse, and Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett stepping up to the mic for Aaron Copland's "Lincoln Portrait."
Here's a look at some of the promising shows, listed in chronological order of first performance. »Read Full Article
MacDowell Club announces 2012's top young composers
Christopher J. Darnieder, 23, has won the MacDowell Club of Milwaukee's 2012 Young Composer Competition for his woodwind quintet, "Introduction and Tarantella," the club announced in a recent statement.
Darnieder, of Milwaukee, will receive $1,200 and his composition will be premiered during a MacDowell Club concert next season.
Emily Cooley of Mequon, 23, won the second-place prize of $1,000 for her "Variations on a Theme from 'Wit,' " for violin, cello and piano. Shuying Li, 22, a Chinese native studying in the United States, was awarded the $600 third prize for "Prejudice and Price," a composition for violin, cello, piano and percussion. »Read Full Article
Woodland Pattern poetry marathon sets mind pondering
Poetry Marathon, one of Milwaukee's signature literary events, Woodland Pattern Book Center gives people who have raised at least $35 in pledges five minutes to recite their own poetry, or someone else's - or read some prose or play some music, if that's what they want to do.
During its annualProceeds from the event go to Woodland Pattern's programming.
Thinking about this year's marathon, which takes place Jan. 26, got me contemplating what I would do with five minutes to recite any poetry that I choose. »Read Full Article(1)
'Searching for Zion' author learns 'home' is a state of mind
In "Harlem Is Nowhere," her incisive and moving study of what she calls "the Mecca of Black America," Sharifa Rhodes-Pitts describes African-Americans' longing for a never-known homeland as "the melancholy that compels us all: a yearning for the past from which our ancestors were irrevocably torn."
That same yearning consumes Emily Raboteau, whose African-American grandfather was shot dead in 1943 Mississippi "for defending a black woman to a white man."
While Raboteau admits that she'd grown up with "advantages up the wazoo" - in the sheltered Princeton world where her father is a professor - she also tells us that "as a consequence of growing up half white in a nation divided along racial lines, I had never felt at home in the United States." »Read Full Article
Review: Baylor Family Exhibition at Cardinal Stritch
For centuries, art was almost always about God. The patronage of the church meant a biblical cast of characters — Jesus, Mary, Adam, Eve, John the Baptist, among them — not to mention a cadre of apocryphal saints, took up residence in the great canvases and cathedrals of art history.
These days, God seems all but gone from art. »Read Full Blog Post
'Fobbit' takes rank in U.S. war novel tradition
David Abrams' "Fobbit" openly acknowledges its relationship to Joseph Heller's "Catch-22" in a friendly way. Staff Sgt. Chance Gooding Jr. reads Heller's novel during R&R in Qatar, when prissy Capt. Captain Abe Shrinkle engages him in an argument about the book:
" 'Why in the world,' he asked the other soldier, 'would you want to read that book at a time like this?'
"The soldier grinned. 'I can't think of a better time to read it, can you? It's helped me get my perspective skewed in the right direction. Sort of like an owner's manual for this war.' " »Read Full Article
New chef leading kitchen at Hi Hat
Hi Hat Lounge and Garage on the east side has a new head chef: Bryan Phillips.
Phillips was at Le Reve Patisserie & Cafe in Wauwatosa at its opening, and after that was head chef at Honeypie Café in Bay View.
He's hired Gil Petrovic for the Hi Hat kitchen; like Phillips, Petrovic worked at Le Reve and Coquette Café. »Read Full Blog Post
Valentine Coffee Roasters to add a tasting room
Valentine Coffee Roasters plans to open a tasting room in its west side roastery, perhaps by March or April.
Note that the company's principals call it a tasting room, as you'd find at a winery, rather than a café. With their background in wine, they intend to focus on the flavors of coffees from around the world. They'll serve cups of coffee brewed by the pour-over method along with espresso and espresso drinks, but won't flavor coffee drinks with syrups.
The young coffee company moved in August from Wauwatosa to 5918 W. Vliet St., just a few blocks away in what had been a dry cleaning shop. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap: A date with Oscar
Oscar buffs: You're late, you're late, for a very important date. The Academy Award nominations will be announced Jan. 10, which means you only have six days to see the likely A-listers before they're revealed.
But some of the films are elusive. So check out our Weekend Cue guide to where you can see these movies right now.
More new films are already arriving, of course. Find out if "The Impossible," based on the true story of a family caught in the 2004 tsunami, keeps its grip on audiences. »Read Full Blog Post