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Android Gaming Weekly : Men In Black 3, The Dictator, 100 Floors, Big Win Soccer
Welcome back to our regular column Android Gaming Weekly, where we recap all the new releases and highlights every Wednesday. We post small bits throughout the week related to Android games, but readers have requested a condensed summary that makes it easier to keep up with all the latest news. Read on for this week's best in Android gaming. Source : AndroidAndMe
Top 7 New Games This Week
We always try to find the top rated games each week, but now I'm going to limit my recommendations to the Top 7 games. The number of quality games comes and goes each week, but I felt like 7 suggestions was a nice odd number that I could achieve each week. Let me know what you think of the new format in the comments below.
Mass Effect Infiltrator
Developer says: "The fate of the galaxy lies in the balance. From the makers of the critically acclaimed Dead Space on Android comes an all-new, original Mass Effect storyline – made exclusively for mobile!"
Taylor says: I purchased this game yesterday and it's awesome. The graphics are some of the best Android has to offer and the duck-and-cover gameplay is easy to pick up and play. I've only played the first two levels, but I'll be spending a lot of time with this game over the coming week.
Men in Black 3
Developer says: "The official game of Men in Black 3, putting players in charge of the agency. We are the best-kept secret in the universe. We are Earth's best, last, and only line of defense. We are above the system. Over it. Beyond it. We are "them". We are "they". We are the Men in Black."
Taylor says: I'm not a huge fan of the freemium model and the gameplay looks uninspired, so I don't think I'll be spending any of my time on this. But it's still MIB 3 and the early reviews are good, so I thought we should share it.
Death Racing
Developer says: "Challenge the extreme of speed and distance! Fast paced 3D racing game and easy to get started. Unlock most fantastic cars by skillful plays, and challenge the extreme of speed and distance!"
Taylor says: The developer Feeling Touch has a pretty good track record, and this game looks like it offered some fun twitch action. It's free and it should make a good time waster.
100 Floors
Developer says: "Apple app store's #1 game now on Android! Challenge Yourself and see if you can make it to the top! Advance to the next floor by solving the puzzle! 30 levels of puzzles are waiting to be solved! More levels on the way."
Taylor says: We love a good puzzle game and this one is free. I never played the iOS version, but the dev claims it was the top puzzle game on Appls's App Store some time back.
The Dictator: Wadiyan Games
Developer says: "The Wadiyan Games lets you step into the shoes of the General Aladeen and compete in his four favorite events – running, swimming, fencing and boxing. The game also features the ultimate finishing moves for each event. Additional sporting events and backdrops can be unlocked with in-app purchase. The app was blessed by General Aladeen and based on the upcoming Paramount Pictures feature film The Dictator in theaters nationwide."
Taylor says: This game could suck, but I enjoyed the movie and thought this would make me laugh. Just installed it right now, but haven't played any levels yet.
Gobber Ninja
Developer says: "Gobber is a chameleon able to perform the most incredible flying stunts! Gobber learned from his masters and needs your help to complete his training. Go through several events where speed, action and skill will be the keys to victory. Gobber has to catch all the stars and flies to surpass all challenges and reach the highest peaks!"
Taylor says: It's a teenage ninja mutant lizard. Gameplay looks like an interesting mix of Cut the Rope with some extra platforming elements. The game is free so I'd say it's worth a download if you like what you saw in the trailer.
Big Win Soccer
Developer says: "Welcome to world class football fun with Big Win Soccer! No matter what you call the "beautiful game", Big Win Soccer is the game for everyone. CREATE your own unique dream team, COMPETE against opponents from around the world, WATCH your team battle it out on the pitch, BOOST your player's passing, shooting, dribbling and other skills and get ready to hoist the Daily Trophy for the ultimate BIG WIN!"
Taylor says: Last week we featured Big Win Hockey and it was met with good reviews, so this week we wanted to share Big Win Soccer. Once again the game is free, so soccer fans should check it out.
Android Games Coming Soon
Angry Birds Heikki
This week Rovio launched a new teaser site for their upcoming game Angry Birds Heikki. Expect this latest chapter in the Angry Birds series to have a focus on Formula 1 racing as Heikki Kovalainen is one of the top racers in the circuit. Not much else is known about the game, but it should be released around June 18th.
Ubisoft's Babel Rising 3D comes to Android on June 14th
PocketGamer reports that Ubisoft will bring their remake of the popular iOS game Babel Rising to Android on June 14th. In Babel Rising 3D, gamers take the role of a god attempting to stop the construction of a tower, by blasting construction workers with lightning and setting them on fire.
Pocket Planes
DroidGamers reports that NimbleBit will bring their "bitizens" back for another run in Pocket Plans. This follow up to Tiny Tower places the pixel people in an airline management simulation where they have to fly cargo to over 250 cities around the map. If you are a fan of Kariosoft games, then you might want to keep an eye on this.
Games I'm currently playing
Machinarium: We featured this game last week and I went ahead and purchased it after watching the trailer and reading the reviews. The early puzzles start off pretty easy, but the game gets hard real fast. There are clues that allow you to kind of cheat, but even with the help some of the puzzles take a lot of work to solve. The graphics, sound, and story are all amazing, so I'm sticking with this game until I finish it and find my robot girlfriend.
What Android games are you playing?
Find any great new Android games this week? Share your favorites in the comments below so we can check them out.


text: I've worked in a variety of clustering environments, Beowulf and otherwise. Depending on what your budget is, you might look at the following platforms (in order of proven availability/reliability): Compaq Alpha systems, and IBM Sun Microsystems Intel AMD The advantage you have in working with these vendors is that the systems you get are complete hardware wise. They can easily be compared to each other in terms of performance because there is less variability in hardware quality compared to building your own from scratch (e.g. separately purchased parts). When figuring cost, don't underestimate the cost of tinkering with hardware and dealing with various vendors at the same time to purchase your equipment. What is your hardware setup (processor, motherboard, network, etc.)? We currently have a couple of clusters: One with recycled Compaq PCs (Intel) of PII/PIII vintage, another with Data General PCs (Intel) with PIII - currently being installed. Did you have any problems with the hardware or configuration? What is your evaluation of the cause and solution? Not too many problems at all. Just plug them in and they work for the most part. Biggest configuration issues have come out of configuring the software to "see" the hardware properly - normal system admin stuff. Are you pleased with the performance and reliability of your cluster? Please explain. Pleased for what we are using them for. The first cluster I mentioned above is for file storage and experimental application development. The second cluster I mentioned above is currently being installed as our main information system, but other companies who have installed the system are happy with the performance. The second cluster will support an enterprise environment with 1,200 users, and various web users just fine. Assuming you have a limited budget (that should be everyone), what recommendations would you have concerning cluster hardware? Try no budget here. My primary source for hardware currently is the supply of used workstations and networking equipment that are being replaced in my company. They're typically only a few years old at best, and work just fine. What has been your experience with the following hardware and financial tradeoffs (assuming you've had some experience with them)? Intel vs. AMD processors: Intel tends to be a little more expensive between the two. But, you should also weigh the cost of hardware and people-hour cost of purchasing AMD or Intel baseed nodes in pieces -vs- the cost of Sun's new workstations. They have a basic 64-bit workstation out now for $995 (called Sun Blade). As of this writing you can see it at http://store.sun.com/catalog/doc/BrowsePage.jhtml?cid=60357. It runs 64 bit UNIX and I'm certain it would be fine for clustering. You might also check out the Mac G4 running MkLinux. Not sure if Mac OS X will lend itself to clustering yet. SCSI vs. EIDE disks: I'm a big SCSI fan, but EIDE works fine, especially if you go with a RAID setup. I think it's more of a question if wether or not you'll have to repurchase new hard drives every time you move to a different motherboard. Use whatever your motherboard vendor plans to use in the future. It really nice to be able to move hard drives between nodes, especially when you use recycled equipment. Myrinet vs. Ethernet only vs. other network technologies: not sure. Ethernet seems to work fine. Server level hardware (such as the supermicro 370DLE motherboard) vs workstation level hardware: On the PC side, I'm not sure you'll see much difference, but others on this list would know better (especially Mr. Brown). You will see a difference in things like throughput with the other machines I mentioned (Sun, Alpha, IBM, etc . . .). Hope that helps. Richard Schilling Webmaster / Web Integration Programmer Affiliated Health Services Mount Vernon, WA http://www.affiliatedhealth.org -----Original Message----- From: Jared Hodge [mailto:jared_hodge at iat.utexas.edu] Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 8:20 AM To: beowulf at beowulf.org Subject: A small little survey Ok, I've got a bit of a problem and I need everyone's help (everyone who is running a cluster at least). We are considering buying a cluster, but we need to stick with proven hardware. We've been considering using the supermicro 370DLE motherboard with 1 GHz PIII processors (1 per board) and Myrinet 2000. Our cluster will probably consist of 16 nodes and one server. I'm wanting to get responses from people who have similar and/or very different configurations (AMD chips, ethernet only). We will be using our cluster for finite element analysis, and our current cluster consists of 8 PII 350s plus server and we are using a 32 bit 33 Mhz PCI interface with the older Myrinet (1.2 Gbps max - not really half that with 32 bit PCI). Personally I'm wanting to explore the possibility of getting AMD chips but I'm told it's not a "proven technology." I would like to get a mass of responses from people who are running clusters for scientific research and find out what technologies are proven. I'm personally not biased either way, but I just want the most performance and reliability for the money. I know that the following questions are very vague, but I need responses from people who have used the hardware and can share their experience. Feel free to add comments. Please answer any or all of the questions in a reply to me (you can reply and remove beowulf at beowulf.org as a recipient since I don't think everyone wants to hear all of the responses). I'll summarize the responses in a mailing back to the list at a later time if it is appropriate. The questions: Thanks for your help. -- Jared Hodge Institute for Advanced Technology The University of Texas at Austin 3925 W. Braker Lane, Suite 400 Austin, Texas 78759 Phone: 512-232-4460 Fax: 512-471-9096 Email: Jared_Hodge at iat.utexas.edu _______________________________________________ Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf

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The University of St. Thomas has concluded a new medical school is too expensive to pursue.
The university's board of trustees Thursday abandoned a proposal to establish a medical school along with Allina Hospitals and Clinics.
The decision comes six months after the university unveiled the ambitious goal, and four days after Allina voted to abandon the effort.
The two institutions conducted a feasibility study indicating significant financial obstacles to building, from the ground up, what would be Minnesota's third medical school.
University officials originally hoped to tap into what they identify as a growing need for primary care physicians.
Penny Wheeler, chief clinical officer for Allina, says her institution feels establishing a medical school would take resources away from other important goals, such as providing better coordination and navigation of patient care.
"We just felt as though when we looked at this and what would be required, we really needed to look at our other committments and aspirations and follow through with those committments."
In a written statement, St. Thomas President Dennis Dease said there's still a demand for doctors, but the university is not in a position to educate them in the near term.


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My reading goals
IALT: develop my reading comprehension skills
Recently I took an asTTle reading test. I read a number of texts and answered a range of questions to check my understanding and comprehension. The aim is to take a test at a level where I will make some errors so that I can identify what I need to work on to be a more successful reader.
I have looked at the results of my test and identified 3 goals for this term.
My reading goals are:
[1] Consistently read to understand the meaning of a text
[2] Make a conclusion or an assumption
[3] Know what different words mean
# 1 and 2 are about understanding the text, especially by thinking about the text more 'deeply'.
# 3 is about developing my vocabulary and being able to use the information around a difficult word to make sense of it.
You can help me with [1] and [2] by asking me about the book I am reading at home;
- about the characters, setting, plot and resolution (fiction)
- Get me to explain why I believe the characters have acted in certain ways and how this influences the plot and outcome of the story
- Ask me to make a conclusion about different aspects of the story and encourage me to make assumptions about characters, events, moods and what might have happened in the text if the character [s] acted, behaved, made different choices.
You can help me with [3] by;
- encouraging me to explain in my own words what I think a word means
- helping me to identify parts of a word that might help explain its meaning (e.g., in submarine the 'sub' means under so that will help with making an educated guess about the meaning of the word
- encourage me to come up with words that have a similar meaning, or look in a thesaurus for words with similar (synonyms) and opposite meanings (antonyms).


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Buddy Fruits Rolls Out Pure Fruit Bites
Buddy Fruits Pure Fruit Bites are a line of 100 percent pure, all natural fruit snacks, which are ideal for kids (and kids of all ages) who love fruit.12/29/2011
Smart Balance Encourages A Cold Glass of Heart Right Fat Free Milk For Heart Health
Smart Balance Inc. introduced its Heart Right Fat Free Milk which tastes like 2% milk, and contains 0.4g of CoroWise plant sterols per serving from Minneapolis-based Cargill.12/29/2011
Liberty Orchards Introduces Fruit-Based Orchard Bar
Liberty Orchards has responded to consumer demand for better-for-you snack bars by introducing the Orchard Bar, a premium fruit-based nutritional bar.12/29/2011
Two New Oatmeal Flavors From Seneca Farms
Seneca Foods Corp. added two new flavors to its Oatmeal product line: Seneca Farms Cranberry Apple and Seneca Farms Maple And Brown Sugar.12/29/2011
Flavored Quinoa Dazzles Tastebuds
American Roland Food Corp. introduced a line of Flavored Quinoa which can also works well as a base for other dishes.12/28/2011
Wild Planet Foods Introduces Its Sustainable Catch Of The Day
Wild Planet Foods introduces Sustainable Seas, a sustainably caught and affordable line of canned tuna.12/28/2011
Brad's Raw Foods Invites Crunch into Wholesome Snack With Vampire Killer Leafy Kale Chips
Consumers can get back to basics while indulging their taste buds with healthy and flavorful raw Naked Leafy Kale Chips from Brad's Raw Foods. The chips are created by rubbing a dressing of ground cashews, sunflower seeds, nutritional yeast, Himalayan sea salt, and lemon juice into the leaves and then dehydrating them below 115 degrees.12/28/2011
Day-Lee Foods Introduces Crazy Cuizine General Tso Chicken To the Frozen Aisle
The authentic Chinese entrée are cooked with authentic flavors from the Far East, but are made in Day-Lee Foods' facility in Southern California.12/27/2011
DeMet's Candy Co. Introduces TrueNorth Chocolate Nut Crunch Bite-Size Treat
TrueNorth Chocolate Nut Crunch are nut clusters combining roasted almonds, pecans and cashews, a dash of sea salt, and a hint of natural sweetness, dipped in milk chocolate to make a crunchy, not-too-indulgent treat.12/27/2011
Campbell Soup Debuts Wolfgang Puck Italian Sauces
Campbell Soup Co. introduces four Wolfgang Puck Italian sauces, inspired by the chef's love of Italian cuisine and based upon sauces served at his popular restaurants.12/22/2011
Jolly Green Giant Combines Pasta And Veggies
General Mills adds two pasta varieties to its Green Giant Valley Fresh Steamers frozen lineup, which uses steam-in-bag technology.12/22/2011
Ready Pac Adds Fresh Fruit Parfaits to Snack Line-up
The Fresh Fruit Parfaits are made with creamy low-fat vanilla yogurt, crunchy sweet granola and 100 percent seasonal fresh-cut fruit in four varieties: blueberry, mango, apple and pineapple.12/22/2011
Consumers Can Now Bite Into Twilight Bella's Favorite Dish
Bella Italia and Italian eatery in Port Angeles, Wash., has now made its most famous meal Bella's Mushroom Ravioli available as a frozen entrée nationally. The restaurant, along with its signature dish, shot to fame in 2005 when it was featured as the first date setting for author Stephenie Meyers' Twilight series.12/21/2011
Double Planetary Mixers Available for Heavy-Duty Mixing Of Viscous Formulations
Charles Ross & Son Company's 10-gallon Double Planetary Mixer is equipped with the classic rectangular stirrer blades, a vacuum-rated and jacketed mix vessel, tank light, pre-wired control panel and a rotating RTD thermoprobe for accurate measurement of batch temperature.12/16/2011
Sanitary Vibratory Classifier Separates Solids Into Three Fractions
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Chr. Hansen introduces new probiotic, L. Casei 431 Juice
The probiotic has clinically documented immune health benefits and performs well in a variety of fruit juices.12/14/2011
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PureCircle Introduces Its Newest Stevia Innovation, PureCircle Alpha
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Seepex Now Offers Stators With White Elastomers
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