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Sunday, July 11
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Skate 10 Pt 3 - 31:01
http://hindsley.us/music/Skate10-pt3.mp3 Wang Chung: Eyes of the Girl Oingo Boingo: Just Another Day ABC: Unzip (uptempo mix) Santa Esmeralda: Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood A Flock of Seagulls: You Can Run Electronic: Some Distant Memory more » Saturday, July 10
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Lars Hindsley
on Sat 10 Jul 2010 03:17 PM EDT
Skate 10 Pt 2 - 29:02
http://hindsley.us/music/Skate10-pt2.mp3 Lady GaGa: Poker Face (Jody Den Broeder remix) The Blow Monkeys: This Is Your Life '88 Pet Shop Boys: Up Against It Meja: All About The Money KLF: Last Train to Trancentral (Live from The Lost Continent) Phoenix: Too Young (Zoot Woman remix) more »
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on Sat 10 Jul 2010 04:51 AM EDT
There are a few MUST HAVE apps for Android phones. When it comes to online gaming Cestos is a serious front runner, but not without faults. For starters, without good instructions the game is not intuitive.
The premise comes from playing marbles. In the world of Cestos, you and an Internet opponent each start with three (3) balls (think marbles). There are a number of maps to play on but the primary map is "black hole". The object of the game on black hole is to knock all your opponents balls into a hole at the center of the map. You each take a turn at the same time with a timer giving you approximately 20 seconds to plan out your moves. The bar timer (see illustration at right) draws down atop the screen to let you know time is running down if you delay your planned moves. As it's absent in the illustration below on the left, be aware it only displays between moves. It will not display until each players balls have come to rest. Then the countdown to plot your moves begins. To plan your moves you draw an arrow on screen with your finger tip from each ball (starting point) into the trajectory you intend of various lengths. The longer your planned trajectory the faster and further your ball will go. Sounds easy? Here are the twists. On every turn you take you leave a mine (bomb) behind at your starting position. The mine blinks RED and takes a second to arm. When it's armed, it turns GREEN (see illustration below left). Theoretically a ball of yours or even your opponent's ball can cross a mine if your ball crosses over the mine before it arms. But watch out, if it arms while cross it, boom ...whoosh. Your ball is sent off possibly ending up in the very hole you are trying to avoid. You may think, "Well, I just won't move and I can't get into trouble from laying bombs all over." Wrong. You get one turn of rest after every move otherwise a mine will arm beneath you and blow up sending you slightly off an any direction. In essence, Cestos isn't just about you battling your opponent, you are also battling the mines or bombs strewn over the landscape.
Players use the four walls of the screen to bounce off of, and if you are smart and like physics, you highly consider using the walls and mines in your efforts to move around the board. SKILL LEVEL As you play, the developers (Chickenbrick Studios) have created a SKILL LEVEL and ranking system. more » Thursday, July 8
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on Thu 08 Jul 2010 05:56 PM EDT
Skate 10 - 31:35
http://hindsley.us/music/Skate10.mp3 Ministry: I Wanted To Tell Her (remix) Cash Cash: Interlude (edit) Cash Cash: Dynamite AC/DC: If You Want Blood Electronic: Freefall Ministry: Work For Love (remix) Billy Squire: My Kind of Lover more » Thursday, July 1
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Lars Hindsley
on Thu 01 Jul 2010 03:04 AM EDT
There are men and there are boys. In romance and dating these two are vastly different. I'd have to say for me personally I was not a man until I was a solid 28 or 29. I think up to that point dating for me was innocent, romantic and mainly, immature. Not in the sense that I was a child. I just didn't have ALL it took to be everything a woman needed in a relationship. I mean from romantic savvy to sexual contact. What do I mean by romantic savvy? I mean if she wasn't interested, I needed to have the ability walk away because I had my own life. One she wanted to be a part of or admired. A man can't be anything to a woman until he's something to himself. Call me a late bloomer, I'm sure many guys hit their stride by 26 but I think that's the point of which a boy may become a man. There is so much more to this area I could write a book, I'll stop there. Then there is sexual contact. I'll keep this PG as best I can. Pleasing a woman is an art. It takes time to understand any woman, let alone an entire segment. Women of 23 have totally different priorities than women of 30 and so on. But each and every one are demanding otherwise they'd sleep with every man they met. Women are selective for a reason and once you are in bed with a woman, the relationship takes on a whole new dimension. Never underestimate the power of sexual compatibility. Strange as this may sound and I only speak for myself (I'm not being over-confident) I became a better lover after marriage. I'll stop there. I don't want you to lose sight ... more »
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There are a few MUST HAVE apps for Android phones. When it comes to online gaming Cestos is a serious front runner, but not without faults. For starters, without good instructions the game is not intuitive.
You may think, "Well, I just won't move and I can't get into trouble from laying bombs all over." Wrong. You get one turn of rest after every move otherwise a mine will arm beneath you and blow up sending you slightly off an any direction. In essence, Cestos isn't just about you battling your opponent, you are also battling the mines or bombs strewn over the landscape.




