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Category: Games
Released: Dec 03, 2008
Price: $2.99
Description:
************************************************** ********* SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER: $2.99 !!
************************************************** ********* For a limited time, get MotionX-Poker
Quest for just $2.99. Regular list price is $4.99. Get it now! Rise Up! Horus challenges you to the
greatest game of your life! The best just got better. From the creators of the critically-acclaimed
MotionX-Poker and MotionX-Dice, MotionX-Poker Quest is the new Egyptian-themed adventure poker dice
game! Challenge the Gods in a strategic battle of poker dice as you navigate through timeless
Egyptian temples along the Nile. Collect beautifully crafted dice and treasures as you achieve
specific goals during game play. Feel how MotionX puts real dice in your hand. Like Magic. Test
your poker skills. Defeat the Gods. Be a winner!
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Category: Games
Released: Dec 01, 2008
Price: $3.99
Description:
iScopa "Scopa" is one of the most famous Italian card games. If you don't know it just follow the
quick-help here below or simply try it! You'll learn easily how to play. It's real fun! HELP
Neapolitan Cards This version of the game is based on traditional deck of neapoletan (also known as
spanish) cards. A deck of neapolitan cards has 40 cards grouped in 4 groups of 10 cards each. Every
group is identified by a "seed": "denari" (golden coins), "spade" (swords), "bastoni" (clubs) e
"coppe" (cups). Every card has an amount of seeds equal to its value. They make exception the 8, 9
and 10, which are identified respectively by an infantryman, a knight (on a horse) and a king.
However in every card there's the related seed. Note that the picture on the 1st card (the ace) is
a complex sketch of the seed. Playing Rules The distributor (chosen arbitrarily at the beginning of
the first game) gives 3 hidden cards to every single player and lays 4 open cards on the table.
Every player, at his turn, takes one or more cards from the table of which the value is equal to
his/her own card that he decides to play. When the playing cards are finished, 3 others will be
distributed until there are no cards left in the deck. If there is a card on the table of the same
value as to the one being played, the player is obliged to take that card from the table. If he/she
can't take any card by using the played card, he/she lays it down. When a player takes all the
cards from the table he/she makes 'scopa'! Every 'scopa' accounts for 1 point. The last 'scopa' of
the last turn doesn't count. The last player that has taken a card, gets all the cards left on the
table. Every player receives a point if: he/she has the biggest number of cards ('cards'), he/she
has the biggest number of cards of denari ('denari', so the 'golden coins' are very important!),
he/she has the 7 of denari ('sette-bello', this is the most important card!), he/she has, for every
colour, cards with a value higher than the other player ('primiera'). In case of an equal result,
none of the players receives the point. The first player that obtains 11 points, wins. Values of
the cards (to utilize for the calculation of the "primiera"): 7 (21 points); 6 (18 points); ace (16
points); 5 (15 points); 4 (14 points); 3 (13 points); 2 (12 points); 8, 9 and 10 (10 points)... in
other words collect as many as 6 and 7 possible! Playing a card There are three areas on the
screen. The 'opponent' side (upper part, partially showing three covered cards, which are the cards
controlled by your opponent, the iPhone or iPod), the 'table' (green areas in the middle, where all
the played cards are), the 'player' side (your side, where you can see the cards in your hand).
Each area is highlighted with a yellow neon light on the basis of the turn. Tap on a card in your
hand (be sure your area is highlighted). The card will be highlighted. Now choose how to play it
either tapping on a card on the table or on an free area. If you try a move which is not allowed by
the a.m. rules the cards will be highlighted in red. You can always (during your turn) move the
cards on the table around (just to improve visibility). Points The small numbers on the left side
of the screen show the points as per last match. At the end of a game, a block-notes like screen
will show the collected points. In the order: 'cards', 'denari', 'primiera', 'sette bello',
'scopa'. Clicking on a row will show details on the upper part of the screen. Your points are the
ones under the strange man face. Tips Enjoy ;) CREDITS Created by Luigi Castiglione (C) 2008
info@doclouisjones.comwww.doclouisjones.com
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Category: Games
Released: Dec 02, 2008
Price: $0.99
Description:
The game is simple, but the mazes are infinite, and constantly changing. The object of the game is
to move the player around the maze, and collect all three of the rewards before exiting through the
exit. There are four separate themes included: 1) Help a squirrel collect 3 nuts before climbing a
tree, while avoiding the wet leaves. 2) Help a mouse collect 3 pieces of cheese before hiding in
the mouse hole, while avoiding the mouse traps. 3) Help a leprechaun collect 3 pieces of gold
before getting to the rainbow, while avoiding the green beer. 4) Help a bear collect 3 honey pots
before entering it's cave, while avoiding the bear traps. You only have 60 seconds to accomplish
your task.
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developer and does not necessarily represent the views or opinions of this site or its staff.
Category: Games
Released: Dec 01, 2008
Price: $1.99
Description:
Prepare to go micro! You are Dr. Awesome, the
world�s
most popular microsurgeon. A deadly strain of virus is attacking the population and you are tasked
to defeat it before time runs out! You must perform microsurgery to isolate and eradicate the
mutagens that have infected your friends, personalized from your contact list. Cut and trap the
offending viruses with your accelerometer-guided micro scalpel, avoid disruptive virus counter
attacks and collect various power-ups to succeed.
You�ll
need a need steady hand to be the best! Dr. Awesome, MicroSurgeon
M.D.�
(http://drawesome.ngmoco.com) is challenging arcade gameplay and has
been exclusively developed for the iPhone and iPod touch by Escalation Studios and ngmoco:) PRODUCT
FEATURES: - Use Tilt to perform microsurgery - Isolate over 16 types of viruses and bacteria to
save your patients - Collect power ups to help give you an edge in the ER - Save your friends,
personalized from your contact list - Enjoy the powerful visual styles from Escalation Studios, i
am 8-bit Productions and Lord Mesa
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Category: Finance
Released: Nov 20, 2008
Price: $1.99
Description:
�Tired
of wasting your precious time calculating if your monthly income is correct?' Waste no more. Tax
Calculator UK 1.0 from zAppz will calculate this for you in a few taps! Simply enter your annual
salary and a few other inputs, press
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Tax Calculator UK 1.0 Inputs: Gross Income /year
(�£) Pension
Contributions (%, defaults to 0) Other TAX Free Allowances
(�£, defaults to 0) Age
Blind / Pay No National Insurance selections Student Loan Repayments Tapping
�Calculate�
will then show your monthly and annual: Gross Income TAX Free Allowance & Taxable Income TAX
National Insurance Pension Contributions (optional) Student Loan Repayment (optional) NET Income
zAppz Ltd does not record or collect any of the data entered into Tax Calculator UK. The
information is only stored whilst the application is running. For more information about Tax
Calculator UK 1.0, including the calculations used within the application and any bug reporting
visit www.z-appz.com/appz and select the Tax Calculator UK icon. Please visit
our website to submit any feature and whilst
you�re
there why not take a look at our other applications.
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I am prone to fits of lust over really, really beautiful books, and no one gets me lustier faster
than Sunday Press, publishers of the gigantic, marvellous "Little Nemo: Splendid Sundays"
collections. These books collect the Sunday Little Nemo comics of Winsor McCay, a surrealist
watercolor genius whose weekly strips were lush, gigantic paintings that took us through the
dreamscape of Little Nemo, a charming and enigmatic boy living in turn-of-the-century America. And
now there's a second volume: "Little Nemo in Slumberland, Many More Splendid Sundays." I grew up
seeing the Little Nemo strips reproduced in "large-format" hardcovers, typically 8.5x11, and I
confess that I didn't really get what the fuss was about. The strips were small and smudgy, the
type spidery and illegible. Then I saw the first Sunday Press collection, "So Many Splendid
Sundays," and I experienced enlightenment. Publisher Peter Maresca has scanned, cleaned up and
reproduced his favorite Nemo pages, at full size, 21" by 16", and at that size, Nemo is a
completely different experience. First of all, you can't read a book this big the way that you
normally would. I couldn't read it at my desk chair -- even in my reading chair I barely fit (as
you can see from these photos). The only way to really read these books is lying on your stomach on
the carpet, the book open, chin propped on your hands, and you are, once again, 10 years old,
reading the funnies on a lazy Sunday. This second volume is every bit as charming and magic as the
first. Mostly, of course, it's made of Nemo strips (120 of them!), but there are a handful of sweet
little essays describing McCay's relationship to Coney Island (it was his muse) and to William
Randolph Hearts, his publisher (and nemesis). There's also a Dinosaur Gertie flip book for you to
cut and assemble, the perfect aperitif for your lazy Sunday with the funnies. Little Nemo in
Slumberland, Many More Splendid Sundays on Amazon, Little Nemo in Slumberland, Many More Splendid
Sundays, Sunday Press publishing, Sample pages Previously: Expirable copyright makes giant-sized
Little Nemo possible - Boing ... Titles from Little Nemo in Slumberland - Boing Boing Little Sammy
Sneeze: Winsor McCay's anarchic precurson to Little ... Gigantic Little Nemo book does justice to
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You might remember, Touchmods was the first team to bring VoIP to the iPod touch (SIP-VoIP in
1.1.2008)
and to the iPhone (Siphon in 2.2008).
After appStore was opened, the Siphon author, Samuel applied for the AppStore distribution of
this SW. Unfortunately apple always finds some reasons NOT to accept it :[
Acc to the explanation of Samuel, first apple did not have a SIP account to test it with, second
times apple did not like the keyboard style of Siphon resembling the iPhone keyboard. Lately,
apple refused Siphon the (already third time), because “Siphon allows Voice over IP on
cellular network”.
Samuel is saying: “In fact, my idea was to allow you to call in GSM/cellular (normal call,
not SIP) even if SIP/VoIP were unavailable.
- Maybe the message is not clear ?
- Maybe this function is not useful ? ..”
So, will the world’s first SIP solution for the apple mobile platform be accepted as last
one by apple? Can NOT apple collect all the comments on the SW instead of bringing up new reasons
every month? Hopefully this post answers many unanswered questions regarding why Siphon keeps
quiet these days.
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hspace="10" vspace="10" Bugzero is a Web-based bug tracking, defect tracking, issue tracking, and
change management system used in a distributed team environment to track software bugs, hardware
defects, test cases, or any other issues. It can also be used equally well as a helpdesk customer
support, trouble ticketing, or email management system to collect and manage customer feedbacks,
incidents, requests, and issues. It is easy to use, but still flexible and adaptive, and can be
configured to fit to your organization's unique business process and workflow. hr /
strongLicense:/strong Other/Proprietary License with Free Trial hr / strongChanges:/strongbr / A
bug in properties loading was fixed. This bug caused the connection pool monitor to fail to start
in Linux environments. pa
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incidents, requests, and issues. It is easy to use, but still flexible and adaptive, and can be
configured to fit to your organization's unique business process and workflow. hr /
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Here’s the latest installment of a weekly reader interactive segment on the blog, where I
answer reader-submitted e-mails to bcronin@comicbookresources.com (and other e-mails that
don’t require responses).
Enjoy!
Mailbag entries were a bit slim this week - it was almost as if people were spending the
Thanksgiving holiday with their families rather than sending me mailbag entries - how dare they!!
Friendly publicist David got me hip to a cool new thing NBM is doing - a blog for all NBM’s
comic creators! And since NBM has such awesome people as Rick Geary, Neil Kleid, Ted Rall and
Lewis Trondheim, that’s a pretty sweet sounding blog!
Check it out here.
________________________________________________
Some new podcast called the Handsome Genius Club sent me a link to their podcast site. Here it is!
________________________________________________
ed!=Awesome! took issue with the #1 fight on the Top 25 Comic Book Battles, and sent me a link
from his website where he explains why Batman could never defeat Superman. Here is the link. I think he
seemed to believe that I picked the results myself - I did not - they were voted on by you, the
readers!
________________________________________________
Our favorite young comic book hopeful, Chris Jones, wrote in to show some pages from the comic he
is shopping around:
I talk a lot about the comic I’m working on, and I’d figure you might want to know
what it WAS, and make sure that I wasn’t just pissing into the wind with flights of fancy.
Well, here are the first couple of scripts, and some art for the second issue, drawn by the
wonderful Serena Guerra. If you think it’s worth showing off on the blog or in the letters
section, you can do that, or don’t if you think it’s garbage, or simply choose to
ignore the whole thing. Enjoy!
It’s not like I have a lot of other letters here, Chris, so sure, let’s show everyone
your comic!
________________________________________________
Comic book blog Destructo Co. is doing a holiday scavenger hunt to benefit Hero Initiative!
Here’s what they’re doing:
Here’s how ComiXmas works: On Saturday, December 13, 2008 at 12:00 pm (CST) Destructo Co.
will post our Xmas Wish List containing a combination of 12 Hidden Items and Trivia Questions
online. You have 24 hours to collect as many of the hidden items and answer as many of the trivia
questions as you can. One of the items participants must supply is proof of their donation to The
Hero Initiative in the amount of at least $1. The first participant to submit the most correct
items and answers to comixmas@destructoco.com (email must contain “ComiXmas List” in
the subject line) before 12:00 pm (CST) on December 14, 2008 wins a grand prize of 12 FREE COMIC
BOOK SUBSCRIPTIONS from Marvel, DC or a combination of both. All proceeds from the event will go
to benefit The Hero Initiative. Contact Destructo Co. at ComiXmas@destructoco.com with any
questions. See the Official Rules for complete details before participating.
That’s about it, but in case you were wondering, you don’t have to participate in the
scavenger hunt to donate. Every little bit helps. Good luck and thanks for your support!
Happy Holidays! - The Destructo Co. Staff
Check out their site here for more details.
________________________________________________
Good ol’ Bright-Raven is having a holiday sale at his DeviantArt website! Some pretty darn
cheap prices there! Check it out here.
________________________________________________
The nice publicist Margaret wrote in to remind folks about IDW’s big Customer Appreciation
sale!
DECEMBER 6, 10 AM - 3 PM. The sale will be held in IDW’s parking lot, 5080 Santa Fe St, San
Diego, CA 92109.
________________________________________________
Another nice publicist, Margot, showed me this neat Wanted game.
If you do, be sure to send me an e-mail to bcronin@comicbookresources.com with the subject
heading “Mailbag” if you want to be included in next week’s mailbag!
The American Gaming Association, the casino industry's biggest trade group, is a
href="http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2008/nov/25/web-betting-wedge-big-gaming/"struggling to reach
a consensus on internet betting/a, as its members take up divergent viewpoints. Some casino
companies support federal regulation for it, while others want states to be able to regulate it
(though maybe not a href="http://techdirt.com/articles/20081119/0317292881.shtml"Kentucky/a);
others, of course, want to see the blanket ban continue, fearful of anything that might let new
competitors in to the market. The AGA's latest approach appears to be to support legislation to
study whether to legalize online betting -- which, we're pretty sure, sounds about as wishy-washy
as could be. br /br / The facts surrounding online gambling in the US are already pretty clear:
previous legislative efforts may have reduced online gambling, but they've also driven American
bettors to largely unregulated services and forced them to use some other often-shady services to
fund their activities -- since US banks are given the a
href="http://techdirt.com/articles/20081109/0136582775.shtml"responsibility/a to stop gambling
sites' funding. The result is that gamblers keep up the same activity they were doing before, but
are now exposed to more danger and risk, while US authorities are missing out on the chance to
collect some taxes. This still seems pretty irresponsible, since gaming regulators in mature
markets would argue that driving consumers into unregulated territory where they're not protected
by laws and rules governing casinos isn't a great idea. br /br / Meanwhile, the AGA's waffling
isn't a surprise, since many of its members hate to see new competition in any form. But existing
casino operators are, arguably, better placed than anyone to compete in new, highly regulated
markets that don't require huge capital outlays on the scale of expensive new properties. Also,
it's hard to understand how more competition for gambling dollars could hurt consumers, when
competition might actually deliver them a number of significant benefits, particularly over
gray-market services of questionable legality.p style="border-top: 1px #aaaaaa dashed;padding-top:
5px;margin-top: 10px;"emCarlo Longino is an expert at the a
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In this 47-minute video, Paul Grignon lays out the workings of the fractional reserve system,
explaining how banks are able to create money and then collect interest on it. He's highly critical
of the system (which I have a hard time getting my head around), and he makes a good case for the
idea that the deck is stacked against everyone except bankers. Money As Debt (Thanks, Chris!)...br
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Creative Commons is running a study on what "non-commercial" means to different people -- creators,
remixers, corporations, webmasters, and so on. Many of us give out our works under Creative Commons
"non-commercial" licenses (I do!), but there's a lot of disagreement about where the boundary
between commercial and non-commercial lies. Your contribution to the survey will help Creative
Commons refine this border and come up with something that we can all point to when a disagreement
arises. As previously announced, Creative Commons is studying how people understand the term
“noncommercial use”. At this stage of research, we are reaching out to the Creative
Commons community and to anyone else interested in public copyright licenses –
would you please take a few minutes to participate in our study by responding to this
questionnaire? Your response will be anonymous – we won’t collect any
personal information that could reveal your identity. Because we want to reach as many people as
possible, this is an open access poll, meaning the survey is open to anyone who chooses to respond.
We hope you will help us publicize the poll by reposting this announcement and forwarding this link
to others you think might be interested. The questionnaire will remain online through December 7 or
until we are overwhelmed with responses — so please let us hear from you soon!
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Category: Games
Released: Dec 03, 2008
Price: Free
Description:
Everybody knows what diamonds are. Surely diamonds are meant for adorning and...fun! Due to Diamond
Hunter game one can become an owner of a large diamond! You do not have to be one of the wealthiest
man in the world to enjoy the game with such luxury stones. With the help of Diamond Hunter game
you have diamonds at your disposal; and these stones are given to you so as to help you complete
large quantity of game levels... The more game levels you complete the more chances you have to get
oneself a diamond. The main concept is the following: the diamond must collect icons and get into
the basket. Keep in mind that each next level will be more and more complicated. What you need to
do? You have walls, springs, teleports, conveyors which you can drag. The diamond must collect
icons and get into the basket. To start play or reset tap on diamond-holder.
Note: The description above is the official one supplied by the application
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Category: Games
Released: Dec 03, 2008
Price: Free
Description:
Rise Up! Horus challenges you to the greatest game of your life! The best just got better. From the
creators of the critically-acclaimed MotionX-Poker and MotionX-Dice, MotionX-Poker Quest Lite is
the new Egyptian-themed adventure poker dice game! Challenge the Gods in a strategic battle of
poker dice as you navigate through timeless Egyptian temples along the Nile. Collect beautifully
crafted dice and treasures as you achieve specific goals during game play. Extend the challenge in
the full version of MotionX-Poker Quest. Feel how MotionX puts real dice in your hand. Like Magic.
Test your poker skills. Defeat the Gods. Be a winner!
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pimg src="http://cache.gawker.com/assets/images/gizmodo/2008/12/legorings.jpg" width="600"
height="413" /The only rings I've ever liked are nipple rings, The Lord of the Rings, wedding
rings—I collect them—and Ringo Starr. I love these silver
Lego rings, though. You can customize them putting any brick you want on top./p pscript
type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"galleryPost('legosilverrings', 33, '');/script/p pAs you can
see in the gallery, you can use any Lego brick or piece you want to customize them. They come in
three different models, with one ($140), two ($151) and four studs ($165). [a
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The only rings I've ever liked are nipple rings, The Lord of the Rings, wedding
rings—I collect them—and Ringo Starr. I love these silver
Lego rings, though. You can customize them putting any brick...
Still shopping for games? Amazon is throwing you another tempting bundle. As part of its 15 Days,
15 Great Video Game Deals series, if you pick up the 160GB PlayStation 3 bundle with Uncharted:
Drake's Fortune, you'll get LittleBigPlanet for free. It's not an exorbitant discount (a little
less than 11%), but if you're in the market for a PS3, give this a consideration.
If Sony isn't your gaming cup of tea, Amazon's Gold Box Deals are all Wii-related. We've sent an
army of ninjas to collect and decipher the lightning deal clues; we'll let you know what they
find.
New Industry has published FormSpring, an iPhone application that allows users to view, collect and
search online form data whenever an Internet connection is available. Along with building complex
searches that can be saved for repeated use, FormSpring can also be used to upload audio and images
directly from the iPhone's microphone or camera to a form, or to tag each submission with GPS
coordina...
New Industry has published FormSpring, an iPhone application that allows users to view, collect and
search online form data whenever an Internet connection is available. Along with building complex
searches that can be saved for repeated use, FormSpring can also be used to upload audio and images
directly from the iPhone's microphone or camera to a form, or to tag each submission with GPS
coordina...
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