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Unofficial figures show that the BBC2 showing of Torchwood Episode 12, Fragments was watched by 2.4 million viewers, a10.2% share of the total TV audience.

The figures were up on last week and the programme was the most watched of the day on BBC2, outrating As Time Goes By. It was the 26th most watched on British television for the day. The timeslot was won by ITV's Benidorm.

Fragments had its premier on the digital channel BBC3 last Friday, where it was watched by 0.54 million viewers.

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Our fast foods dependency is sinking amazingly with our younger people and we are now raising a population of fast food children.

This halting docudrama uncovers infants and tots consuming a food plan of potatoes chip, hamburgers and kebabs, all washed down with bottles full of carbonated soda.

It researches the deep rooted explanations moms and dads fall back to junk food eating and follow three households while they urgently try and get back on the a right nutritious path.

From easy food games to spectacular jolts, the father and mother team up with genuine specialists who guide them through the latest strategies while they try to wean their children off fast food.

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Ricky Hatton New Video - Talks about Amir Khan, Floyd Mayweather, Boxing and more - Interview

Ricky Hatton speaks out on Amir Khan, Floyd Mayweather & more
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By Johnny Benz, Doghouse Boxing. Ricky Hatton says, "Amir Khan similar to me, we never take steps back". Check out this brand new exclusive (embedded) video interview with "Hitman' Hatton talking not only on Amir Khan, but also Floyd "Money" Mayweather Jr. (who he says was his toughest fight) and others. The video Q&A is conducted by Fight Hub TV.

Ricky Hatton interview on Amir Khan, Floyd Mayweather, Manny Pacquiao and more
Video interview description: Ricky Hatton is happy in retirement. He has no regrets and explains how his last fight (a loss) was easy to take and a blessing. Hatton also talks about Amir Khan, such as similarities, his fight with Carlos Molina and more. Hatton is also asked how his relationship with former trainer, Floyd Mayweather Sr. is going. Hatton also gives a little on Manny Pacquiao and Paulie Malignaggi. His toughest fight was Floyd Mayweather Jr., but has a slight beef with the way the fight went down (Ref). He gives his thoughts on Boxing and more in this exclusive interview.

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      You generally don’t need a yard, even for a big dog. We have a Dane in an apartment in the city, and he loves it. Plenty of parks nearby!

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A great Bully friend of Dogster has passed, Thor

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To Thor's family: He will live forever in the hearts of all who know and love him.

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“Share for Dogs” Video Turns Slacktivism into Fundraising

If this cute dog video goes viral, an Australian organization will receive money to rehome dogs.

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The Internet excels at few things more distributing adorable pictures of peoples’ pets. Once upon a time, people had to do such things manually, by carrying pictures around in their purses or wallets. In those unenlightened times, you could show five, maybe six, people the heartbreakingly cute antics of your pup in the time that it now takes for a full-color, high-definition YouTube video to be watched on five continents.

In Australia, the Pedigree Adoption Drive is trying to use the Internet’s ability to spread mass cuteness not only for some heartwarming moments, but to help dogs in need. The way it works is this: Pedigree has created the video below, which is, without a doubt, freaking adorable. Via social media, it has pushed people to post, link, and retweet it until it goes viral. If the video gets watched enough, Pedigree gets a significant cut of YouTube’s ad revenue, which it can use to promote dog rehoming programs on an international basis. It is, in short, a really clever way of turning Internet slacktivism into something with a real effect, rather than a fashion statement. Also, cute dogs!

Will this work and get money to homeless dogs, or is Pedigree just adding to the mass of cute videos that are already clogging servers everywhere? Well, as of this writing, the video has been watched 118,145 times, and the campaign’s hashtag, #sharefordogs, is moving along quite nicely on Twitter. If you really want to get behind the campaign and check out what Pedigree is doing, follow it on Facebook.

The question is, of course, how many views does the video need to get to raise a significant amount of money for rehoming programs? For about the past year YouTube’s revenue sharing program has been the target of complaints that it’s harder for content creators to make money because of a combination of lowered ad prices and increased competition from all the other videos. It seems like Pedigree has a good start on making its video stick out from the crowd, though.

It seems kind of churlish to criticize a video that is, as I say, so freaking adorable, but there is one thing that bugs me about it: Dogs are cute on their own, but Pedigree wants to hedge that bet by putting the animals in pumpkin costumes and lion suits, like a canine version of Anne Geddes. My favorite videos of dogs have always been the ones that show them in their everyday environment, and how they interact with each other and their human families. Ultimately, people should bring dogs home to be part of the family, not because they like the greeting-card ideal of a dog.

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Salazar, Bromwich Recruit Tulane Students to Public Service, Visit Deepwater Facility, Discuss Ongoing Oil and Gas Safety Reforms

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NEW ORLEANS, LA-- Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar and Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement (BOEMRE) Director Michael R. Bromwich today visited Tulane University in Louisiana, toured a deepwater drilling facility, and discussed Interior’s ongoing efforts to promote safe and balanced development of our nation’s offshore oil and gas resources.

In the morning, Secretary Salazar and Director Bromwich visited a Noble Energy facility in the Gulf of Mexico, approximately 70 miles southeast of Venice, Louisiana, where they plan to drill a well in 6,500 feet of water. Noble Energy, who received the first deepwater drilling permit approved by BOEMRE since the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, was the first operator to successfully demonstrate in a permit application that it is capable of containing a subsea blowout if it were to occur. BOEMRE has approved operations for the drilling of ten deepwater wells since February 28, 2011.

“The deepwater operations that are resuming in the Gulf of Mexico are meeting the stronger safety and environmental protection requirements we have set, including the requirement that companies show they are prepared to respond to subsea blowouts and spills,” said Secretary Salazar. “Director Bromwich and I believe that the United States can and should set the gold standard for safe offshore energy development.”

Noble Energy officials and engineers gave Salazar and Bromwich a tour of the facility, which included a discussion of how Noble Energy has adapted and conformed to the Department’s new and rigorous safety practices, including enhanced containment capabilities, the Notices to Lessees (NTL) N06 and N10, and the Interim Final Safety Rule.

In the afternoon, Salazar and Bromwich visited Tulane University as part of a campaign to recruit students from the nation’s top colleges and universities to join the United States’ offshore oil and gas regulatory program. Salazar and Bromwich met with students regarding careers in public service, including environmental science positions available at BOEMRE to do work in fields ranging from environmental studies to National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) review to environmental compliance – all of which are critical to the balanced development of offshore resources. Director Bromwich is visiting 12 universities around the country throughout April and May. To date, BOEMRE has already received more than 450 applications for positions during the recruitment tour.

“As we work to elevate the role of science in our decision-making, we must attract top-flight environmental scientists to conduct scientific studies, complete legally-mandated environmental reviews, and fill important positions in environmental compliance,” said Director Bromwich. “These aggressive recruitment efforts underscore our seriousness about environmental issues.”

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Mediterranean Mackerel with a Tomato Panzanella Salad

Mackerel instantly reminds me of eating outside in the summer at BBQ’s on Ireland’s Eye with my grandad and all my cousins. Fried or BBQ’d with meditteranean flavours it goes beautifully with an Italian panzanella salad, which is packed with great tastes and textures.

Serves 4
4 Mackerel Fillets
Juice of 1 lemon
4 cloves of garlic, finely chopped
1/2 loaf of ciabatta bread, torn into rough pieces
1/2 red onion, finely sliced
1 punnet of cherry tomatoes
150g of sunblush tomatoes
1 tablespoon of red wine vinegar
3 tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil
1 clove of garlic, finely chopped
A good handful of basil, roughly chopped

Preheat the oven to 200oC.

Toss the bread chunks in a roasting tray with a generous drizzle of olive oil.  Season with sea salt and ground black pepper and then place in the oven until toasted and golden for about 8 minutes.  Give them a good toss half way through.  Remove from the oven and feed with an extra drizzle of olive oil.

In a large bowl whisk together the red wine vinegar, olive oil, and garlic and then add in the onion, cherry tomatoes, sunblush tomatoes, toasted bread and toss until completely coated.  Leave to soak up the dressing while you get on with the fish.

Place the mackerel on a plate and drizzle with a little olive oil, a squeeze of lemon juice and sprinkle with sea salt, black pepper and a little of the dried oregano.

Heat a large frying pan over a medium high heat and then place the mackerel flesh side down for 2-3 minutes, then turn over squeeze over lemon juice and cook for further 2-3 minutes.

Serve straight away alongside the panzanella salad.

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Simple Mackerel Fillets with Chilli, Garlic and Lemon

I grew up on mackerel! It was and still is one of the easiest fish to catch just off Howth head. I have some of the most amazing childhood memories of sunny mackerel filled summers with my granddad Do on his boat, where my cousins and I would be busy racing to pull in rods with heavy lines, fish on each hook, while my granddad would gut them and fillet them like the pro he was, belly laughing at the fact that we were all to squeamish to take them off the lines ourselves. For me, mackerel dishes always have to be simple with really fresh flavours, and I love this quick and simple lunch which has a great kick of heat thanks to the chilli. People get a bit worried when it comes to cooking fish, but go to the fishmongers and ask them to do all the hard work and you will be left really lovely fillets of fish which are no more complicated to cook than pan frying a chicken breast!

Serves 4
4-6 mackerel fillets
2 red chillies, finely chopped with the seeds removed
4 cloves of garlic, finely chopped
Juice of 2 lemons
A good drizzle of olive oil
A good pinch of sea salt and cracked black pepper

Place the mackerel fillets on a large plate and drizzle with olive oil and a good squeeze of lemon juice.  Don’t use all the lemon juice here, as it’s nice to give the fish an extra squeeze of lemon while it cooks and then at the end to serve.

Sprinkle over the chilli and garlic and gently rub into the fish on both sides, turning to coat in the lemon and olive oil.

Season the fillets with sea salt and black pepper and cook on a hot, non stick griddle pan, over a high heat, for 2-3 minutes either side, depending on their size or until they are cooked through.  Halfway through the cooking time, give them another splash of lemon juice.

Serve the mackerel fillets with a spicy tomato salsa or a fresh side salad for a really light and healthy lunch!

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BBQ Mackerel with lemon and Smoked Sea Salt

There are so many things that you can do with fish on a barbecue, but sometimes its nice to keep things simple, a few herbs, maybe some garlic butter or just plain lemon and salt will bring the natural flavours alive. If you are freezing mackerel, freeze the same day you get it, make sure to use within 3 months, and defrost in the fridge. You may notice a change in the texture of the fish but it shouldn’t be too significant.

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4-8 gutted mackerel per person, depending on size
A drizzle of olive oil
2 lemons
A good pinch of smoked sea salt
A good pinch of freshly ground black pepper
Tin foil to cover the mackerel

Wrap the mackerel individually in tinfoil, and place on a hot barbecue.

Cook for 4-5 minutes either side, it’s a bit of a guessing game but open the tinfoil to check if the fish is cooked through.

Take the wrapped fish off the barbecue and remove the tinfoil.

Place the fish on a large serving dish and drizzle with a little olive oil.

Generously squeeze lemon juice over the fish, and season with smoked sea salt and black pepper.

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Flax Attack

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This is Elizabeth from Don't (White) Sugar-Coat It and I'm here to represent Flax Seeds. So why should flax be a part of your Super Breakfast Bowl? Don't underestimate these little seeds-they pack a nutritional punch! No doubt you've heard all the buzz about Omega 3 fatty acids. These good fats have been shown to lowers heart disease risk. Flax seeds contain are one of the greatest plant-sources of those omega-3 fatty acids. Flax is also very high in fiber, which helps to keep your cholesterol low, and intestines functioning. One tablespoon of ground flax has almost 4 g of fiber! It is loaded with phytochemicals, and lots of antioxidants. It is also high in lignans, a phytoestrogen, which may balance female hormones, and prevent cancer.

Even better is how easy it is to let a little flax into your life. Flax can be added to your cooking in its milled or whole seed form. The whole seeds will give a tasty crunch to baked goods, while milled flax greatly increases the nutritional value. You see, by grinding the seeds, you let your body easily absorb the nutrients, rather than letting them just pass through. You can put it on top of cereal or oatmeal, or toss it in your smoothies, muffins, scones, crepes, waffles and pancakes. Need an egg? Grind up 1 Tablespoon whole flax seeds (2.5 T flaxmeal) to replace one egg. Transfer to a bowl and beat in 3 tablespoons of water using a whisk or fork. Not only can these "flax eggs" make a recipe vegan, but they add a little omega-3 boost to your baked goodies!

So what are you waiting for? Head over to your grocery store of choice and pick up some flax seeds! If you're still a little afraid, you have some time to warm up to these little powerhouses. According to the Flax Council of Canada Whole flax seeds can be stored at room temperature for up to a year. Ground flax seed should be refrigerated in an airtight, opaque container, eh? There's also flax seed oil, but then you miss out on a great source of fiber-so I stick with the seeds!

I use flax on a daily basis, but here's a recipe I'd love to share with you for breakfast scone! I like manipulating recipes, so significantly adapted one from Ricki Heller's Sweet Freedom

Pear Ginger Scones

1tsp apple cider vinegar + almond milk to make 1/2 cupe(rice or soy milk would work as well)
1/4 cup honey (or agave)
3 Tbsp Apple Sauce (or if you don't want to make it lowfat, 3T light tasting oil)
1Tbsp grated fresh ginger
1.75 cup whole wheat pastry flour
1 Tbsp ground flax meal
1.5 tsp baking powder
.5 tsp baking soda
.75 tsp salt
1 pear, diced. or if you want to use dried pears, about 1/2 cup, diced
2 T almond milk to brush tops with

  • Preheat oven to 400. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper
  • mix the wet ingredients together and set aside. then mix the dry ingredients and slowly add the wet to the dry. Once mixed, fold in the diced pear, and then scoop onto baking sheet in desired scone shape.
  • put in pre-heated over for 6-8 minutes. remove, brush tops with almond milk and return to oven for another 6-8 minutes. Knowing thy oven is almost as important as knowing thy self, so your baking times may differ from mine.
  • This recipe is so easy to play with-try Apricot Pear, Orange Anise, Plum Pecan, Lemon Blueberry, and any other combination!

What breakfast
bowl would you put flax in? I'd love to know! And for a little extra incentive, there're prizes!!! If you send in a picture of your breakfast item along with its recipe to thesuperbreakfastbowlchallenge@gmail.com by next Monday, you will be entered, and I will randomly choose a winner of a SUPER Prize pack which includes: Fantastic Grab bag of Vega Products and Purely Elizabeth’s Perfect Pancake Mix and A wonderful Mighty Leaf Tea Top Brew Mug!

Not only that but we'll feature your winning recipe on all four blogs

Look at that- Cooking experience, health, creativity, great prizes, and free publicity all in one-what more could you ask for??

Don't forget about Lindsey's avocado richness, and stay tuned for Janel's lentil bake-off tomorrow!!

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p.s. Today's my little bloggity's birthday! maybe we'll have to celebrate again next week?

Ricki said...

Flax seeds are SUCH a great ingredient! And need I mention that I love the sound of those scones? ;)

Happy birthday to your blog! Yes, a full-fledged celebration is called for next week, I think. :)

Nicole Chow - HealthyChow.com said...

I love flax! I like to put it in everything and everything! I've baked with flax as an egg substitute, too. It works great and you can't even notice that there's flax in your recipe and not egg. I think I have my avocado entry ready to go, but I'm still working on the others. Thanks again for this amazing contest! Happy Bloggy Birthday!


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Has anyone noticed recently the increase in the number of beards and moustaches on men lately?

Many think this is in honor of another deer hunting season, but actually there is more to this hairy phenomenon. It's Movember, the month formerly known as November! During this month, thousands of men and according to the internet, even some women are sprouting moustaches on their faces in support of men's health, including prostate cancer and testicular awareness. In 2011 this moustache movement raised nearly $126 million to support the cause and motto of “changing the face of men's health.”

Prostate cancer is the second leading cancer for men in the U.S. and takes thousands of lives each year. This past month of Movember has created an awareness and raised funds, but a moustache won't prevent an individual from developing prostate cancer. Preventative action should be taken to lessen the incidence of this devastating disease.

Here are a few tips on a healthier lifestyle that can work to prevent prostate cancer as well as many other cancers:

  • Eat a diet that is full of fruits and vegetables. You'll get the health-benefits from these foods that are rich in anti-oxidants, which fight against cancer causing free radicals. Try vegetables like broccoli, carrots and tomatoes which have been recognized as powerful preventors for prostate cancer.
  • Enjoy berries all year round: full of flavonols, these tasty superfoods can inhibit fast growing cancer cells in tumors. Eat them fresh in season, and keep available in your freezer to enjoy during the off season.
  • Go Nuts: Nuts contain anti-oxidants like quercetin and campferol which are thought to stop cancer growth. The Brazil nut contains selenium -- a powerful anti-oxidant.
  • Get Moving: 30 minutes of exercise a day is recommended by the American Cancer Society and American Heart Association.

Whether or not you sport a hairy lip, it's important to do your part to prevent prostate cancer.  While you are working hard to stay healthy, you will surely enjoy the benefits of Feeling Better and Living Longer!

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A solution to the lane confusion problem at the intersection of Maple Street and Madison Avenue in Sturgeon Bay could be on the horizon.

Parking & Traffic Committee Chair Bob Schlicht says the panel wants to come to a consensus on a plan to place markings on Maple Street in both directions to spell out which lanes are for going straight, turning left or turning right. Schlicht says they want to make it clear to drivers what to do, but they also want to keep it simple enough for police to enforce it.

The Parking & Traffic Committee will discuss it Monday and the City Council could affirm the decision Tuesday.

"We probably have had more complaints on that intersection than any other intersection in the city proper this whole year," says Schlicht.

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      An integrated fridge and freezer from Flavel.

      I've recently (and somewhat dubiously) done a few reviews on my kitchen appliances that I've now had for over a year. I would say that after a year you should have really got to know your kitchen appliances but for me that could be limited to the dishwasher, the fridge / freezer and the microwave! I'm not really what you'd call ideal housewife material, the oven is still a slightly alien appliance to me and the washing machine manages to baffle me every time (now that will be a long review)! However my fridge / freezer is something that I got to grips with straight away, mainly as I didn't have to learn how to operate it apart from turning it on at the wall!

      When I was purchasing my kitchen appliances there were three main factors (two according to my dad) when deciding what to buy. The first was obviously the price while the second was the size (as my kitchen is quite small) and the third one was what it looked like (my dad argued I should adjust this final factor to something more practical like brand or energy usage but I stuck with aesthetics)! I ended up purchasing a Flavel FC7030 Integrated Fridge Freezer which is basically a separate fridge and a separate freezer integrated into one taller appliance that effectively "integrates" into your kitchen in that it needs to be housed in a cupboard. Flavel wasn't a brand I'd ever heard of before but since then I've learnt that they produce a range of appliances such as dishwashers, fridges and ovens to name but a couple.

      Both the fridge and freezer are encased in a black or white appliance, I opted to have the white exterior but as mine is housed in a cupboard you can't actually see the front of it. The fridge has a 189 litre capacity while the freezer is smaller with a 55 litre capacity. The ratio is apparently 70:30 in the sense that the fridge has the larger space which does seem to be normal with integrated fridge freezers. It weighs 27kg and is approximately six foot in height. The fridge sits on top of the freezer which is ideal for me as this is the one I use the most often and it saves me bending down at all as it's at upper body and head height. They both have separate doors too and are both white on the inside as well. They're very clean looking and hygienic too.

      The fridge has three glass shelves, a silver bottle rack and two plastic drawers at the bottom. The shelves heights can be adjusted, as can the three plastic shelves which are attached to the door. There is plenty of space inside the fridge and if you space the shelves evenly then there's plenty of room to stack food up on top of each other. At Christmas I had enough food for a Christmas dinner for ten (which I wasn't cooking thank goodness... we'd probably only just be recovering if I was!) as well as enough alcohol to fuel a pub for a day and I could have still squeezed in more as well! It also has a dial which you can use to alter the temperature - it ranges from 0 to 6 and I've currently got it halfway between 3 and 4 which seems perfect really for me.

      The freezer has three plastic drawers for storage inside. It's not as spacious as the fridge with two drawers being of average size and the bottom one being quite small. I'd estimate I could fit two loaves of bread in the bottom drawer while I could get about five or six bags of frozen vegetables in the other drawers quite comfortably.

      I find that they're easy to clean in terms of using a damp cloth with a bit of fairy liquid. Obviously the fridge does have glass shelves which can be a bit of a pain if you ever spill anything as it seems to automatically smear all over it! I've had them for over a year now and have only defrosted the freezer once which was a painless procedure despite my dad suggesting that I'd have a flooded kitchen by the end of it! I was all ready with about twenty towels as I was expecting some sort of automatic downpour from the freezer as soon as I turned it off but it was nothing like that. In fact, since doing it back in September, there's hardly any build up on ice there at all.

      The Flavel FC7030 Integrated Fridge Freezer has an energy rating of A which is the most efficient rating you can get in terms of energy friendly, I've seen it advertised at various prices but it usually seems to fall into the £350 to £380 bracket according to the majority of online stockists that I've come across. Judging from other integrated fridge / freezers that I've come across this seems to be at the lower end of the price range so it is a little cheaper than some. I'd thoroughly recommend the Flavel FC7030 Integrated Fridge Freezer as it suits my kitchen, keeps my food in the condition it should be kept in and hasn't caused me any problems... it's normally what I do with the food after removing it from the fridge or freezer that causes the majority of my problems in the kitchen it would seem!

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    Idiosyncratically New Zealand in style, this wine shows all the hallmarks of great Pinot Noir. A lovely lifted fruit perfume, including black cherry and violets, leads to a silken texture with layers of rich focused forest fruits. Ripe sensual tannins follow in a wine of exquisite elegance, power and complexity. Jackson Estate embodies the very best of Marlborough, New Zealand, and is a testament to the vision and determination of the Stichbury and Jackson Families who have farmed the land on the Wairau River plain at Jacksons road for more than 160 years. The acclaim our Pinot Noir generates is based entirely on the merit of our pristine, cool climate vineyards. Named after the Gum Emperor moth that makes its home on the edge of the vineyards, this wine was hand crafted from a specially selected parcel of grapes from an exceptional vintage.


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Started Oct 24, 2012 | Discussions thread
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Wow...Gary ! How did you do that ?
In reply to Babine, Oct 25, 2012

What software did you use ?

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LX7: Jack Darling Park

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Nice set Joe. Since you lost color in the 3rd photo, it would be a good candidate for B&W

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G1X - Just a few from the Cairngorms NP in Scotland

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Re: G1X - Just a few from the Cairngorms NP in Scotland
In reply to Rod McD, Nov 19, 2012

Rod McD wrote:

Thx jhal, that’s a different take on it.

FWIW, I didn’t want to place people in the shots of the moor and the castle. The overwhelming character of the site is the location of the white castle in the incredible emptiness of the moorland. And that’s coming from an Australian who’s used to “empty” landscapes. I’ve got truckloads of shots of more popular castles literally crawling with tourists. This is because you simply don’t have any choice - they’re just that busy. For me they don’t add anything much, except perhaps scale. I usually find photos of beautiful old buildings of less appeal when they are swarming with modern humanity…… Strangers in riotous synthetic colors distract me from an ancient place, appearing in every otherwise mysterious corner or doorway, swilling their take-out coffees, talking on their iphones, holding up their ipad cameras, etc, etc. I find many scenes of ancient places evocative without all that. That’s not a rule cast in stone of course – sometimes exactly the right figure will add immensely, but you don’t tend to see them when ten summer tourist buses disgorge their contents into a European castle.

I suppose that travel photos aren’t usually special to other viewers. But if it wasn’t special to us the traveller, no-one would bother to do it at all. We’d just buy a postcard of some-one else’s photo taken on one of those days when they did get stunning weather and light. We take them because it’s our story, our journey and our angle on the place.

Cheers, Rod

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Nex 5N or Canon 60D for slide copying?

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Nex 5N or Canon 60D for slide copying?
Nov 29, 2012

First post. It's long. Sorry.

My ancient Kodak RFS 3600 scanner finally bit the dust. I don't want to buy another scanner.

I have a Nex 5N and a Canon EOS 60D, a big stack of slides, and an odd collection of lenses.

Many of the slides are 35mm, but some of the older slides were shot on 127 film, and because they're all old family shots, I want to preserve them.

I have a Canon FL Bellows and slide duplicator coming tomorrow, as well as an FL to Nex adapter. I bought the FL Bellows because it was dirt cheap. $20 for both it and the duplicator. The Novoflex bellows look great, but that's totally out of my budget.

I have a bunch of Leica M lenses from 7 years ago, when I shot my M6 a lot-- 21/2.8, 35/2, 50/2, all from ~2002, and an old 90/2.8 from the 60s. I got the Nex so I could finally use the M glass again, because nowadays I cannot afford anything Leica.

At all.

I also have an EF 50/1.8, and the 17-55/2.8 EF-S zoom for the 60D, and the kit lens that came with the Nex. None of these seems to be a good fit for the bellows.

So here are my questions:

1) Is there a not-too-difficult way mount the M lenses on the FL bellows?

2) I know that 1 is probably impossible, or at least Very Difficult. So if I want to make good slide copies of 127 slides and 35mm slides on either the Nex or the 60D, which both have crop sensors, what should I stick at the end of the bellows without spending too much? (I'm trying to balance between cheap and good.)

2a) Would an ordinary FD 50mm lens be okay since I already have the bellows, or should I get the macro?

2b) Would I be able to capture the 127 slides in 1 shot with a 50mm lens on a crop sensor on the bellows?

2c) If not, does that mean I something with a shorter focal length, say 30mm or shorter? How does that affect the optics of the whole thing?

I really like my 5N a lot, but I'm also considering just getting an FD->EF converter with removable glass, taking the glass out, and slapping the bellows on that instead so I can bracket more easily. (Using Magic Lantern.)

I know some of you have done something similar-ish, so I'd love to get some advice before I set fire to more money and buy more lenses.

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Re: It is *not* the same lens
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Zvonimir Tosic wrote:

The lens is not the same as in Olympus ZX-2. This is convergent evolution, not inheritance. Both cameras use the same (sized) sensor and decided on the same focal length range (which is a round number 6 to 24mm for 4x zoom range starting at 28mm equivalent).

Olympus has 6 aspherical elements and in-lens IS. Pentax has 4 aspherical elements with in-body IS. The Olympus maximum aperture is (slightly) larger at larger focal lengths.

That's good to know. It just seemed wrong that Pentax, who has made some legendary glass in all these years, would license a lens from Olympus. Thanks for the info.

To be fair to Olympus, they've also made some pretty good glass over the years.

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why micro focus adjustment not in the camera ?
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It appears to me that the point is missed in your response. I do not question the need for adjustment, but is it the lens to be adjusted and not the camera ?

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Lovely assembly of shapes and lines, colors and textures. Tonal gradations are soothing, sculptural. Bits of blue sky are a marvelous foil for the Leonardo-like mechanics.

Outstanding exposure -- the entire frame is accessible and inviting.

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Olympus Too Many m43 models.

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In reply to honeyiscool, Aug 21, 2013

I was talking about myself when I said em5 and ep5.

I do agree that a EPM lineup is a good one to keep.

However the EPL line is questionable.

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RAW Troublemaker Again

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Do you compare a TV dinner to your own cooking, and proudly pronounce the TV dinner the winner?

If so, you only have yourself to blame.

Very well put, and so true!

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What if you had $5000?

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Hi Dave
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dave gaines wrote:

Darrell's idea is to sell all of his Olympus gear for $4000, add $1000 out of pocket and "upgrade" to a new system. What could he get in any particular system that you'd recommend?

Yes this is exactly what I was asking.

Also, I think that maybe suggesting more Olympus gear is not in keeping with Darrelll's stated plan. The m4/3 camera and lenses may be a good idea for some people shooting for fun and pleasure, but probably not for someone shooting professionally who needs higher IQ in the lenses.

While your right, I'm looking for suggestions on getting the most bang for the buck in a FF system I don't have any problem with the IQ from 4/3 sensors.

Photographers like Greg (diddyo) whom I highly respect have proved to me that m4/3 is more then capable of making fine images. If our 4/3rds lenses focused well on the EM1 I would be in with both feet, but there lies the rub, judging from all the post they apparently don't.

The OP is asking a hypothetical question which is dependent on selling the Olympus gear he has.

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grm wrote:

Here's the email address:

I did not get the popup.

Thanks for the address.

I still get the pop-up at their site.

Very strange.

Peter in Canada.

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I just had to go ahead and submit this lesson on another car that is going to make a lot of noise when it is released at the dealerships. It is a Cadillac like you have never seen, and in my opinion, it is probably the nicest looking Cadillac that they have released in a long, long time. Today I will be showing you "how to draw a 2013 Cadillac ELR", step by step. The new car has a sleek, elegant design followed by a luxury detailed interior. The great thing about this car that folks may find impressive is how the ELR will be offering the electric charge option. This means that you can drive to work, a friend’s house, or to the grocery store using a charge. The Cadillac ELR will allow you to drive up to forty miles per hour when using the electric driving mode. These types of vehicles are called ‘plug in hybrids’. I really wish I had the money to buy this car because I think it is truly a beautiful piece of art that has a stylish design and extraordinary luxury appeal. The tutorial itself will be pretty easy I think to follow, there are some things I left out to keep things simple, and that is the emblem on the front grille. You can draw the Cadillac emblem if you want, I didn’t want to make the tutorial too complicated for folks. I mean, you know how intricate the Caddy emblem can be when you draw it on the front grille. Anyways, I hope you guys enjoy this lesson on drawing a 2013 Cadillac ELR. I will return later perhaps with more drawing fun so be sure to come back around. Adios people!

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I guess I'll start the day with a cute, bright, and colorful lesson on "how to draw a manga cat", step by step. I have been wanting to do something like this for a while, and I was so happy that someone requested one. I know I remember getting a few requests in the past for me to make a tutorial on drawing a manga cat, but for some reason it just slipped my mind and I never got around to making one. I love drawing anime or manga related animals because they are so simple, and because you can exaggerate a bit when creating their look. As you know manga and anime style of drawing includes some exaggerated parts of some sorts whether the breasts be too big, or bodies too small or the other way around, Anyways, I had a lot if fun with this drawing. I'm also glad that I colored in the kitty all white and gave her a nice florescent pink color for her eyes. The background is wicked too because it really adds a nice feeling to the whole scenery and even tells a story a bit. Well, that's all I have to say for this description. There is more coming your way so stay tuned in to see what it will be. Adios people and enjoy!

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Okay, so we have the basic shapes drawn out which will enable us to sketch out the actual form of the manga cat's head. The head should be wide, big, and have some fluff along the cheeks and on top of the head. Draw out the ears like so, then you're done for now.
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Finish drawing out the eyes until they are circular in shape. When that is finished you can add the kitty's whiskers.
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Now we will start with drawing the body. You start by drawing out the fluffy chest, then the front leg and rounded paw.
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Draw in the other legs which should include one in the front and two in the back, along with each foot or paw. Draw the lining for the manga cat's back, then draw in the puffy tail which seems to be in a friendly expressive pose.
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At this point to can begin cleaning up the drawing by erasing the mistakes. Once that is done add the toes or toe lines to finish everything off.
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In the end you should come out with something like the drawing you see here. Now all you have to do is choose your colors and get to work with bringing this manga cat to life.
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Gaksital: Episode 17
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Oh. My. Goooooood. There’s only one episode this week (and next week, thanks to the Oleeeempics), but thankfully there is plenty of awesome in this episode. There’s even—dare I say it?—awesome enough for TWO. I know! I’m still shaking from all the nerves. The only question is: How will we make it to next week?!... More »

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Sad news for impatient drama viewers, which may be a redundant moniker. What, you can’t just give me my crack and then TAKE IT AWAY. The London Olympics will be taking over some major primetime broadcasting slots, and it looks like dramas will be preempted left and right. Everyone take a deep breath, and stock... More »

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Gaksital: Episode 16
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Three little words change everything, for hero and villain alike. It’s as frightening to watch Shunji’s descent into darkness as it is uplifting to watch Kang-to finally become a human being. That their mutual paths happen to collide where love and ideology live—well that’s just the cherry on top of my Gaksital sundae.   EPISODE... More »

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Woo, the pace just keeps clipping along, and major connections are made, throwing our hero into a whole new level of danger. He’s already treading on thin ice, but this is the trouble with not being an actual superhuman able to leap tall buildings in a single bound, or, yunno, zoom from the scene of... More »

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Gaksital: Episode 14
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AAAAAAH! SO. GOOD. This episode takes tense to a new level. If you’re a nail-biter, stay away. They’ll be down to the quick halfway through, and then you’ll have to gnaw off your fingers just to keep watching. Save yourself! This secret identity stuff is not for the faint of heart. Tags: featured, Gaksital, Han... More »

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The burden of a secret identity starts to take its toll, as our hero struggles to keep juggling all his roles without dropping any crucial balls. ‘Cause in this game, mistakes equal dead people. It presents an interesting dilemma, for a hero to have to decide where to draw the line—if there’s even a line.... More »

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We’re back, baby! Yesterday was no fluke. I don’t know who lit a fire under Gaksital’s ass, but imma send a fruit basket. We’re on a roll with heart-stopping action, fantastic angst for our hero, a terrifying breakdown for his best friend, and some fist-pumping badassery from our heroine. I can literally say I couldn’t... More »

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Gaksital: Episode 11
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Bad! Ass! Gaksital is awesome again, and for that I am greatly relieved. The last couple of episodes had me worried that we were running out of punch—it still had plenty of plot, but there was simply too much laborious maneuvering, with too few character moments to engage my feelings. I enjoy thinking in a... More »

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  Here we are with Part 2 of the very long Podcast #12, which concludes our talk about the current drama landscape. (Check out Part 1 here if you missed it.) Podcast #12, Part 2 Running time: 61:56 In which we: continue the podcast with I Do, I Do; move on to Big (11:17); start... More »

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Extensions ahoy! Guess we’re just going to be neck-deep in overlapping dramas for a while. Eek! We’ll have to reserve some extra time in the fourth dimension and eat all our wheaties to make it out of this alive. KBS has confirmed a 4-episode extension for its Wednesday-Thursday epic action-adventure drama Gaksital (Bridal Mask), bringing... More »

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Woot, an episode packed with payoffs and some nice momentum for the romance, which finally starts to gain some traction when Kang-to gets reassigned as Mok Dan’s watchdog. I think it’s time she yanks on that invisible leash and gives Kang-to a little payback. I don’t think I’ll ever get sick of her hating him... More »


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If Visio jolted the development world in years past, Smart Development Environment (SDE) is jolting us today. The team at Hong Kong–based Visual Paradigm has now morphed their stand-alone Java and UML modeling environments to provide the same functionality across nine popular IDEs: Microsoft Visual Studio .NET, Eclipse/WebSphere, JBuilder, NetBeans/Sun ONE, IntelliJ IDEA, Oracle JDeveloper and BEA WebLogic Workshop. Now, Java developers can use the capable code-development facilities in their favorite IDE with UML 2.0 round-trip synchronization to generate Java and EJB code from UML models, generate UML models from Java and EJB code, and a whole lot more. SDE models employ a resource-centric display: Hover over a diagram element, and SDE adorns it with all valid UML symbols that can be used.

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From Scotts Valley, Calif., Borland is a perennial favorite at the Jolt Awards for one simple reason: Its products work really well. Together Designer is geared toward project teams that need good requirements-modeling functionality but still require the code-generation features that made Together famous. I've used Together for years for its round-trip code-generation ability—if a modeling tool isn't intimately connected with source code, it simply doesn't offer the power that application developers need. Together is one of a handful of tools that meet my mission-critical needs.

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UML design tools are gaining popularity, and IBM's Rational Software Architect (RSA) is probably the most complete and refined UML-centric design tool available. It provides UML 2.0 modeling capabilities and coverage of diagram notations. RSA also has excellent support for working with design patterns, including uniquely extensible support for creating new patterns. And its heritage is strong. Built on the Eclipse 3.0 IDE, RSA provides a seamless extension that matches the quality and consistency of the Eclipse UI—something that can't be said for many other design tools that feel like add-ons rather than integrated tools. In addition, RSA offers enterprise application developers class-diagram editing of data-layer objects, Web services support, high-quality presentation-layer design tools, and integration with popular Rational tools and processes such as RequisitePro and RUP.

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Louisiana State University Professors Stephen David Beck and Thomas Sterling have received a one-million dollar grant from the U.S. government for their "Center for Digital Innovation" proposal, which furthers research in next-generation digital media and supercomputer architecture.

"The LSU Center for Digital Innovation is at the forefront of the growth in technology jobs in Louisiana," said U.S. Senator Mary Landrieu (D-La.). "The funds for this project will help to build LSU's role in the development and production of digital media and keep the state on the cutting edge of research in computer science."

Beck is the Derryl & Helen Haymon Professor in the LSU School of Music, and Sterling is the Arnaud & Edwards Professor in the LSU Department of Computer Science. Both hold joint appointments with the LSU Center for Computation & Technology (CCT). They jointly developed the Center for Digital Innovation proposal to expand research initiatives both are leading to advance components of 21st century computational science technology.

Beck is also the CCT interim director and the university's lead on the Arts, Visualization, Advanced Technologies and Research (AVATAR) initiative. AVATAR was launched in 2008 to create a concentrated academic research program in digital media, including animation, video games, electronic music, and digital art. Faculty with the AVATAR initiative spent the past two years developing a program that will allow students to obtain a minor in digital media through the LSU Colleges of Art & Design and Engineering, in which they will take courses in several departments, including computer science, electrical and computer engineering, music, art, English, and mass communications.

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Subaru Motorsports fans: This trailer is for you! It’s all about Subaru PUMA RallyCross Team (SPRT) and performance. So take a walk-through tour, and when it visits a dealer in your area, stop by to see it.

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Last Friday we found out Action Launcher, a new launcher from developer Chris Lacy, was finally released.  There are a few reasons why I was excited about this release. First, if you’re not familiar with Chris Lacy, he’s the developer of the popular twitter client for Android, Tweet Lanes.  Tweet Lanes was a beautifully holo styled Twitter app that… Read more

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ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J. — Unilever’s Degree Women, which is an official sponsor of the 56th Grammy Awards, is teaming up with music artist Ciara to chronicle her journey toward fine-tuning and perfecting her after-party performance for the music industry’s biggest event of the year.

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BASEL, Switzerland — The Food and Drug Administration has approved a drug made by Alcon, the drug maker said.

Alcon, a subsidiary of Swiss drug maker Novartis, announced the approval of Simbrinza (brinzolamide and brimonidine tartrate) for elevated intraocular pressure in patients with open-angle glaucoma or ocular hypertension. Elevated IOP is the only modifiable risk factor for glaucoma, the company said. Glaucoma affects more than 2.2 million Americans and is the second-leading cause of preventable blindness worldwide, according to the Glaucoma Research Foundation and Lighthouse International.

"Alcon is the global leader in providing both pharmaceutical and surgical options for patients living with glaucoma," Alcon U.S. and Canada area president Robert Warner said. "The introduction of Simbrinza further expands our ability to provide effective treatments for patients with elevated IOP."

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I think it was hamstrung by the sheer number of directors they had. David Lynch is a great director but was joining a half-finished film that had run out of ideas and was massively over-budget. Add that to some pretty wooden acting (whoever it that plays Paul is terrible - but Patrick Stewart as Gurney is excellent) and the film never really works. It happens all the time with films stuck in 'development Hell' and with Dune, it was always very ambitious for its time and needed clear direction.

I don't think the 'Dune' story has aged well due to our increasing knowledge of Islamic stories in the West (if you take 'Dune' to be an Islamic allegory, which I certainly do in parts) but there's no reason why a much better movie couldn't be made.

Interestingly, Harrison Ford never considered Deckard a replicant. He is a replicant, dammit but it's one of the reasons Scott and Ford fell out when making the film. I can't imagine it was easy to shoot, either. That was an ambitious movie. I see CGI used really badly in more recent films and always cite the 'city-scape' at the beginning of Blade Runner as one of the finest examples of using miniatures for superior effect. It just looks better!
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Saw Tal with Wayne Krantz and Keith Carlock last year.

She really is tiny. She also didn't play most of the set, because she was having foldback problems. And she seemed really really crabby.

Talked to my bass player later, turns out he went to school with her in Sydney. When he knew her she was ok at guitar.

They parted ways, she picked up bass and now she tours with Herbie, Clapton, Wayne Krantz etc...
Wishing I was Stanton Moore...
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Downloadable Content in a Nutshell

by Steve Napierski to Images

Downloadable Content in a Nutshell
A humorous image that really puts downloadable content in perspective.

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Discussion (6)¬

  1. CamronJK
    CamronJK says:
    March 30, 2011 at 12:13 am #

    Y’know, that black and white map is pretty sexy… and I think Amzon has my pre-order for this one!

    • cybergeek
      cybergeek says:
      March 30, 2011 at 2:43 am #

      It’s the outline, innit?

  2. cgoodno
    cgoodno says:
    March 30, 2011 at 12:36 am #

    I do believe that there are a good number of companies that greatly mishandle DLC, but there are those who don’t. It’s sad that the sea of poor DLC implementations overshadow those that do it correctly.

    • BigLord
      BigLord says:
      March 30, 2011 at 12:07 pm #

      Agreed. A good DLC, based on this metaphor, would be different colors for the chess table, and for the chess pieces. Maybe even different skins. All for a meager price.

      i.e. The differences should be only aesthetic. Gameplay differences that can be BOUGHT are a no-no

  3. Randomgamerdude
    Randomgamerdude says:
    March 30, 2011 at 9:33 pm #

    Depends on the content. If it’s some stupid stuff like the Minecraft beta (I.E. terrible graphics for a huge price) then this works. Other times it can be the ultimate weapon pack- huge guns, exclusive characters, the occasional crossover- all cheap then it’s great.

  4. Shadow Phoenix
    Shadow Phoenix says:
    April 1, 2011 at 11:44 pm #

    Gamestop’s preorder content would be the God-Emperor, which replaces the king, has the queen’s movement and can attack anything within a 4-square radius. Play for a month, sell the game back to Gamestop because there’s no challenge.