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I grew up in the Netherlands and now living in South Africa. It is far away from the rest of the world but thank the Lord for the internet! As an amateur Photographer I was drawn to what the "Emo Boys" and especially the (now defunct) Fallout boys blog do on the internet and made me want to share some of my visions of Trends and pictures. Now I have so many other pictures of pretty boys and young models that I started a second and third blog site! (Not too sure if that was a wise move...) Not claiming any copyright or vision, I just want to share with the world as we know it some of the borrowed pictures and statements that made a small or big impact on myself.
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:: MOTIVATIONAL MUSIC
Most people who have tried working out while listening to music from their iOS devices know how annoying it is to be rocking out at the the peak of a workout only to have their playlist shuffle to a slow jam, totally killing their momentum. Building some custom workout playlists is one simple way around this problem, but combing through thousands of tracks to find the best tracks for a specific workout can be a tedious task. This is where PaceDJ can help.
My love of movie trivia has been well documented before. Indeed 
With it’s latest version, US insurance providers Allstate have made GoodRide(SM) a very neat little tool to behold, whether you’re a customer of their insurance policies or not. There’s a bunch of features included within, helping the user’s bike journeys go off without a hitch. It allows for planning of a journey before setting off, will help with finding the nearest gas station along the way and also assists with being as safe ass possible by way of a pre-ride checklist — reminding the rider to check their brakes, lights, tires and such before actually jumping on a riding off into the sunset.
Swords and Soldiers is strategy simplified. The basic goals are the same as other real-time strategy games; attain resources and use them to build troops that are used to defend the base and attack the enemy. The difference is that the game is largely two-dimensional; all the units travel on a straight line except for when maps contain forking paths, but all the units maintain the same goal: travel right and accomplish their goal, whether it be to collect gold or attack the enemy. Players can also use spells with mana that accumulates to either attack the enemy directly, slow their troops down, heal the player’s own troops, or increase their power.
Sword and Soliders would be perfect for some kind of multiplayer mode, preferably with online play. The gameplay is set up perfectly for head-to-head competition, and the lack of such a mode is disappointing, especially since the game is presented in terms of “Single Player” – this implies that a multiplayer mode should come at some point, no? The lack of advanced unit controls does come in to play at some points, as it seems like if units could be stopped, then powerful enemy units not in view wouldn’t decimate the constantly-advancing units. I understand the tradeoff; the advanced unit movement controls occasionally made the similarly-playing Legendary Wars too complex, but the core gamer in me still wants that control.
Lots of genres are a bit over-saturated on the App Store, and card games are no exception. Combination card and fighting games, however, are few and far between. Aware of this deficiency, Hothead Games has seen fit to release Kard Combat this week. For the low low price of nothing.
