This has to be one of the most addicting games I have ever played.
Grow Vally Is one of the many games in the Grow Series.
How you play is:
Click panels in your selected order.
Items you click will grow and grow with each turn.
You will complete the game when all panels' level is max.
They effect each other as they grow.
So you have to think about the clicking order.
This game is really fun and it is cool to see how your Vally will turn out each time you play. There are two endings to the game, a normal one and a secret one. I challenge you to see if you can get to both endings!
I
do believe that we have all become digital dummies. We post, tweet, and blog
without thinking about the content of the things that we are posting. Posting
your entire lives on the inter net has become the norm. This can be a very
dangerous thing. By doing this you are basically opening your entire lives to
internet predators. Also we have become almost dependent on our devices. We
feel that we need to have them where ever we are, and if we don’t, we feel lost
like we are left out of the loop. We will never again know what is going
on in the world and in our own lives. I mean it would be the end of the world
if someone actually had to call you back.
“We become what we behold.
We shape our tools, and thereafter our tools shape us.” – Marshall McLuhan
This quote is saying that we are what we
make ourselves. We can make ourselves into whatever we want, but soon after it
is no longer us that shapes who we are. It is what we had previously made ourselves
into that will then on further make us into who we are to become. If you rob a
store and get caught, the for the rest of your life people with call you a
thief, and upon hearing this over and over again you to will believe that you a
thief even if that was the past and you have changed.
Well, for the same class that I make this delightful blog, my teacher has decided that we must make a movie.
The theme of this soon to be blockbuster hit is zombies, but these are not ordinary zombies, they are texters. Instead of the original biting, chew you face of, bath salts zombies, these zombie just try to shove a phone in your face. This kind of thing happens already, I quite distinctly remember that one morning one of my friends was about to rip my head of because I wanted him to read something, but that doesn't mean anything, he is always about to rip someones head off.
Anyways were filming this week so that will be an adventure :P
AND.......... This is just a funny gif of bigbangs G-Dragon.
Classic cartoons like the Looney Tunes and others like it is something that reminds us (well me) of our childhoods. These show contained simple minded antics that are easily processed by an adolescent mind. And I for one found it extremely funny every time Sylvester failed to eat Tweety Bird.
Cartoons were created to entertain the mind of a child. But adults took a liking to comedic animation as well, and we now have cartoons that are only meant for adults. Most of these shows come on late at night when children to young to watch them should be asleep, but this is not always the case. Around 10:00 pm the cartoon channel Teletoon switches to Teletoon At Night where shows like:
American Dad
Archer
Robot Chicken
are played. It is now also common for shows like The Simpsons and Family Guy to be played in the early evenings.
Not only have cartoons meant for adults, that have ratings of at least 14+, been introduced to children but cartoons that are specifically meant for kids are changing.
At least some of us know the old cartoons like:
The Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show
The Smurfs
Fraggle Rock
These shows were created with children as the target audience, so they created the jokes in a way that children would understand but lately I have been finding that cartoons are taking on a more mature humour.
This is clearly evident in this episode of the "new" Looney Tunes that runs on Teletoon. Where Bugs isn't faced with trying to escaped from telling bed time stories to a prince but is faced with a common problem that most adults will go through at least once in their life time, having their cable shut of and having to deal with customer service. My mom was the first one to notice this and she couldn't believe how "mature" the cartoon was.
By putting beloved characters into grownup situations it may desensitize children or even force them to grow up too early.
The article, Too few Animated Women Break The Disney Mold by Susan Riley, is completely right on how animated films and cartoons portray women.
They portray them as being beautiful ( and sometimes brainless) women that need to to rescued, and there are not very many that break that mold.
Even in the movies like The Little Mermaid and Pocahantus where the princesses doesn't need to be saved physically but they need someone to save them emotionally. The need some prince to take them away from their life.
They have yet to tell the story of a women who concurred their foe's completely by herself. These animation companies are almost saying that women are incapable of doing anything by themselves.
Any conclusion that could be made from this is that animation companies need to get their act together and start portraying women in a more normal way.
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