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Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb
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"If adventure has a name, it must be Indiana Jones." So says the Temple of Doom movie poster, and--Lara Croft notwithstanding--Indiana Jones is still synonymous with glory, romance, treasure, and adventure. Previous Indiana Jones games were produced by the graphic-adventure game masters at LucasArts. This latest installment is an action-oriented romp made by the Collective, the same development house that produced the critically acclaimed Buffy the Vampire Slayer for Xbox. The Buffy game engine is a good fit for Indy, as he travels the world on a quest to prevent the discovery of an ancient Chinese secret that could spell the end of creation itself. Such a quest should be easy for an adventurer like Indy, and with game controls that are as well laid out as these, it is easy. Indy can run, jump, shimmy up ropes, swing with his whip, and duke it out with nasty villains. True to the movies, Indy also has to navigate an almost constant stream of deathtraps. Caves full of traps, ruins full of traps, medieval castles filled with traps, and guess what you find in China, yes, more traps. It gets repetitive, but the game has some clever tricks in its floppy hat. For example, skulls make noise, so Indy can toss a few and watch crocodiles target them instead of him. Indy can execute quick punch combinations to knock his foes out, or he can pick up weapons such as a chair, plank of wood, machete, or firearm. His famous whip can be used to disarm foes. The only problem is the camera, which is difficult to keep in the right position--you have complete control of it, but it's hard to manage a camera while you're fighting a martial arts expert, a Nazi with a gun, or a poacher keen on decapitating Indy. The graphics are good, pleasantly reminding you of some of the movies' more memorable locales. The in-game Indy mug looks like Harrison Ford down to the chin scar. Other nice touches include how Indy has to actually pick up his hat if it falls off during a fight, and the little '30s plane flying over the aged and weathered world map. The music is pure John Williams, and the voice work is handled by convincing imitators. The guy they got for Indy, in particular, sounds a lot like Ford himself. Sadly no other movie characters of note appear in the game. (I was looking for John Rhys-Davies at least, because he seems to be in every video game that comes out.) Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb does right by its license and provides hours of entertainment for anyone who's ever wanted to relive the movies starring the most exciting adventurer alive. Lara Croft, eat your heart out because if gaming adventure has a name, it must be Indiana Jones. --Bob Andrews Pros: True to the films Great graphics and fight controls Good voice acting Cons: Too many trap sequences Camera problems common to third-person action games
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Indiana Jones & The Emperor's Tomb (Mac)
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In Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb, you go on a globe-spanning adventure to prevent an ancient artifact from falling into the wrong hands!
"If adventure has a name, it must be Indiana Jones." So says the Temple of Doom movie poster, and--Lara Croft notwithstanding--Indiana Jones is still synonymous with glory, romance, treasure, and adventure. Previous Indiana Jones games were produced by the graphic-adventure game masters at LucasArts. This latest installment is an action-oriented romp made by the Collective, the same development house that produced the critically acclaimed Buffy the Vampire Slayer for Xbox. The Buffy game engine is a good fit for Indy, as he travels the world on a quest to prevent the discovery of an ancient Chinese secret that could spell the end of creation itself. Such a quest should be easy for an adventurer like Indy, and with game controls that are as well laid out as these, it is easy. Indy can run, jump, shimmy up ropes, swing with his whip, and duke it out with nasty villains. True to the movies, Indy also has to navigate an almost constant stream of deathtraps. Caves full of traps, ruins full of traps, medieval castles filled with traps, and guess what you find in China, yes, more traps. It gets repetitive, but the game has some clever tricks in its floppy hat. For example, skulls make noise, so Indy can toss a few and watch crocodiles target them instead of him. Indy can execute quick punch combinations to knock his foes out, or he can pick up weapons such as a chair, plank of wood, machete, or firearm. His famous whip can be used to disarm foes. The only problem is the camera, which is difficult to keep in the right position--you have complete control of it, but it's hard to manage a camera while you're fighting a martial arts expert, a Nazi with a gun, or a poacher keen on decapitating Indy. The graphics are good, pleasantly reminding you of some of the movies' more memorable locales. The in-game Indy mug looks like Harrison Ford down to the chin scar. Other nice touches include how Indy has to actually pick up his hat if it falls off during a fight, and the little '30s plane flying over the aged and weathered world map. The music is pure John Williams, and the voice work is handled by convincing imitators. The guy they got for Indy, in particular, sounds a lot like Ford himself. Sadly no other movie characters of note appear in the game. (I was looking for John Rhys-Davies at least, because he seems to be in every video game that comes out.) Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb does right by its license and provides hours of entertainment for anyone who's ever wanted to relive the movies starring the most exciting adventurer alive. Lara Croft, eat your heart out because if gaming adventure has a name, it must be Indiana Jones. --Bob Andrews Pros: True to the films Great graphics and fight controls Good voice acting Cons: Too many trap sequences Camera problems common to third-person action games
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My Other Car Is A Doom Buggy Metal license plate frame Tag Holder
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Give your vehicle a touch of style and individuality with this high quality premium license plate frame made of polished steel. This frame has a durable metal construction and a shiny chrome finish, which gives it a unique and expensive look. The eye-catching sturdy construction of this frame puts feeble plastic frames to shame. It weights about 1 pound and measures about 12.5 x 6.5 inches outside. The distance between two holes is about 7 inches. The frame fits all standard USA and Canada 12x6 license plates and can be used for the front or the back of a car. This frame is brand new and well packaged.The lettering and artwork are done with weather and car wash resistant vinyl that is waterproof and won't fade and will last for many years. This frame also makes a great gift. Sophisticated and trendy, your frame will be the perfect finishing touch on any vehicle.
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My Other Car Is A Doom Buggy license plate frame Stainless Metal Tag Holder
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Give your vehicle a touch of style and individuality with this high quality premium license plate frame made from superior quality 304 STAINLESS STEEL. The frame is weather resistant and rust proof. This frame has unmatched quality, a durable metal construction and a polished mirror finish, which gives it a unique and expensive look. The eye-catching sturdy construction of this frame puts feeble plastic frames to shame. Sleek contemporary lines will add a modern and refined look to your auto. Inside bottom tabs on frame will secure your plate. This wide-bottom license plate frame is designed to securely accommodate standard American and Canadian license plates 6 inches (height) x 12 inches (width). The wide bottom of this frame will cover approximately 1 inch or 27 mm of the lower end of your license plate. The distance between two holes is about 7 inches. This license plate frame can be used for the front or the back of a car. This frame is brand new and well packaged.The lettering and artwork are done with weather and car wash resistant vinyl that is waterproof and won't fade and will ast for many years. This frame also makes a great gift. Sophisticated and trendy, your frame will be the perfect finishing touch on any vehicle.
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Got Doom Metal? Music Musical Instrument Metal License Plate Frame Holder Border Tag
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This High Quality Metal Chrome Plated Auto, SUV, Truck License Plate Frame measures 12.5 X 6.5 inches, weights about 12 oz and has pre drilled holes. The distance between two holes is about 7 inches. This versatile license plate frame fits all US and Canada 12x6 license plates. The frame is brand new and it's well packaged. This exceptional quality metal license plate is very durable that it won't rust, corrode or fade. All these features give this frame a distinct and durable feel, and unlike other type of license plate frames made of plastic or other type of materials it will not get brittle or crack. We use only highest quality weather & car wash resistant and waterproof vinyl for our lettering and artwork and it will last up to 9 years.
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IMMIGRATION ADD-ON COULD SPELL BILL'S DOOM.(Main): An article from: The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
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This digital document is an article from The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM), published by The Santa Fe New Mexican on February 16, 2011. The length of the article is 564 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.Citation DetailsTitle: IMMIGRATION ADD-ON COULD SPELL BILL'S DOOM.(Main)Author: UnavailablePublication: The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM) (Newspaper)Date: February 16, 2011Publisher: The Santa Fe New Mexican Page: A-1Distributed by Gale, a part of Cengage Learning
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Hiring a Caterer? Use These Tips For Selecting a Caterer and Providing a Successful Event or Party
When looking to hire a caterer you want to make sure you are dealing with a reputable person or business, with experience, and a good record in food sanitation and safety. There are 2 areas to focus on and inquire about when evaluating and researching a caterer or catering service: 1. The business aspect and 2. The food safety aspect. I have broken each set of requirements and requests to make of the caterer into these 2 areas as follows:
1. The Business Side:
- Cost is usually if not always, the number one determinant in choosing a caterer. Request an itemized list of services, including costs and a food menu. Also many caterers provide chairs, tables, tents etc. to save you an extra step of renting them elsewhere.
- Have the caterer either fill out and send you a preliminary contract including costs (after you give them the basics of what you are planning), or send you a sample contract that includes everything you are looking for. Look for a substitution clause where they may need to substitute certain foods if unavailable on the day of the event (you should choose what the substitutions can be).
- The contract should also note the number of staff that will be working your event or party and how they are presenting themselves or how they will be dressed.
- Request a copy of evidence of insurance and even a copy of their bond and contact the provider to ensure their current coverage. The insurance will cover damages or losses including food poisoning or theft, and the bond should cover your deposit. If the caterer requests a deposit then you should request a copy of the bond.
- Ask for references (more than one) including their contact information, and specifically, very recent clients that had similar types of events and similar numbers of attendees that you are planning. Make those calls to the references and don't forget to ask them what they did not like about this caterer and what would they do differently if they could do it over again.
- Request to observe an upcoming event or party the caterer will be working. No one should mind if a large event, as long you don't stay too long.
- Request a tasting so you can evaluate a range of possible foods or meals they're offering
2. The Food Safety Side:
- Ask for a copy, or to see their current public health permit or license and make note of the business name (the same name of the person or company you are hiring), address (location of their kitchen) and expiration date (should not be expired). The only situation where a caterer would not be required to have a public health permit is if you, the customer, or the caterer purchase the food directly from the market and it is taken or stored only in your home or the event site on the day of the event. The caterer then does all preparation and cooking at your home or the site. They do not have a commercial kitchen or storage location. He or she might only bring some utensils.
In this type of situation, they are only selling their services and not the food. Remember, they can not do any food preparation, processing or storage out of their, that is the caterer's or anyone else's personal house kitchen. They either must have a commercial kitchen or restaurant that is licensed/permitted and inspected, or prepare and process only at the location of the event (yours or the event locations kitchen).
- Ask for copies, or to see their latest inspection reports. Look closely for the score or grade, the types of violations noted (any high risk), the date of the last inspection, and the date of compliance, if noted.
- Look them up on the website of your local Environmental Health Food Inspection program or search for them on the web looking for public forums noting comments on their food safety, service etc.
- Request to see their kitchen and look for a well maintained kitchen, orderly storage of food, modern commercial equipment. You do not want to see unattended perishable or potentially hazardous foods left out at room temperate, any evidence of live or dead cockroaches, flies or rodents and employees with good personal hygiene habits. Ask them how they plan to maintain temperatures during transport from their kitchen to your event. Also, determine how far, time wise, is their kitchen from the event, keeping in mind that ready-to-eat, perishable or potentially hazardous foods should not be left out of temperature more than 2 hours.
- Request to see a Certified Food Handlers certificate for the employee(s) or staff that will be working your event. Many states mandate in the health and safety law, that at least one responsible person pass a certified food handler exam at least every 3-5 years. Check with your local Environmental Health Food Inspection program for this requirement.
If the caterer refuses any of these requests, provide questionable information or their kitchen or latest inspection report show high risk violations, I suggest moving to the next business on your list or your phone book. Any reputable catering business should not have any issues with these requests and questions.
About the Author
Mr. Doom has worked as a Environmental Health Specialist for more than 20 years. He has conducted thousands of inspections and educated more than a thousand, food facility owners, managers and employees on food sanitation and safety, and how to prevent food poisoning hazards. To learn more visit http://www.FoodPoisoningPrevention.com.
Why the doom and gloom every night on the news?
I've got to the stage now when the BBC news is on and I find myself spoken to like a college kid
studying econimics,I switch over to the Simpsons!Night after night the BBC insists on depressing everyone first with the so called credit crunch,the rise and fall of fuel bills,the state of the economy this time next year and on and on ad nauseum!Most of these broadcasts arent news anymore,just the same crap told differently!Surely these overpaid idiots who ask people for a fortune in licence fee's can come up with something better than this!What do you reckon?
I believe the broadcasters, and written media, believe that there is no mileage in 'good-news' or that happy or 'good-news' stories aren't news. I write about the Criminal Justice System and everybody wants to hear about the bad things that go on; the ill-treatment and corruption, but when there is something positive to report it gets binned. We hear about bashing the prisoners and how they live a life of Riley sitting on their arses watching TV all day or whatever. Common sense should tell people this isn't true. Many prisoners work on restorative justice projects. There is a prison called Grendon Underwood where prisoners tear themselves apart each day to identify what caused their sink into crime - prisoners from here have a very low re-offending rate but you won't read about it anywhere because it's not what the public are perceived to want to hear. You will hear that 79 released prisoners committed serious crimes last year - what you won't read is that this figure is for those CHARGED, not convicted, and it is out of over 30,000 released prisoners - about 0.1% re-offending. This is great positive news; but it's twisted to give a negative twist.
If you don't believe me look at the official figures and see for yourself:
http://www.justice.gov.uk/docs/mappa-national-figures-2008.pdf
When you read the statistics for recall for breach of licence conditions you must remember that this may be as trivial as being late for a Probation meeting.
Sorry if I've gone off at a tangent. I believe the braodcast news drives events and I think a lot of the problems, with Northern Rock for example, are fed and amplified by scare monger reporting which is done to meet the political objectives of certain press barons.
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Greg Monroe and his Georgetown Hoyas improved their NCAA tournament standing via Thursday's upset of Syracuse. (Getty Images) Jim Boeheim got us thinking.
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