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30 Least Visited Countries in the World
by Ashutosh Kumar December 9, 2019, 7:49 am
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There is perhaps no phrase more common in travel writing than "off the beaten track". It's applied liberally to all manner of things, from the vast Mongolian Steppe to an empty bar on a Bangkok side street. Clearly, it symbolizes travel's ultimate goal: to have fresh experiences in unspoiled places. And yet so few of us manage to find the true secluded ideal.
Our world is shrinking by the day thanks to social media and increased accessibility, it's a wonder to discover places that are still, by and large, untouched. Dive into these 15 destinations that, according to the most recent numbers from the UN World Tourism Organization, are among the world's least-visited. They extend from the mountains of Europe to the deep seas of the South Pacific.
It's always smooth to visit a calm place rather than crowded. We at PoopBite have gathered more information about the least visited country from the variable sources.
30. Monaco
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357,500 Annual Visitors
Spread on just 200 hectares of the French Riviera, Monaco is, in fact, the world's second-smallest country – only Vatican City is smaller. But what the country lacks in size it makes up for with sheer glamour.
Monaco is the ultimate playground for the rich and famous, where the glitterati sunbathes in swimsuits that cost more than cars, and high-rollers spend like it's going out of style. The country is built up around a bay where expensive yachts are docked, elegant restaurants abound and ritzy real estate costs a pretty penny.
This is a seductive destination, with azure-colored water, gently lilting palm trees and a steep, craggy cliff that juts out into the Mediterranean Sea, called Le Rocher. History is also ever-present here; the country's charming cobblestone streets date back to the 13th century.
29. Suriname
Raise your hand if you know where Suriname is. Don't worry – not many do. But once you discover this tiny country you'll be amazed at how diverse it is. It happens to be South America's smallest nation, veined with deep rivers, steeped in colonial Dutch history, and lush with mysterious, seemingly endless jungles. The nation has been shaped by a convergence of cultures, with African, Dutch, British, Indian, Indonesian and Chinese influences.
Cultural travelers will marvel in particular at the capital, Paramaribo, where colonial buildings flank large grassy plazas, and frenetic energy keeps markets buzzing. But Suriname has a wealth to offer adventure travelers, as well. The Central Suriname Nature Reserve covers 12 percent of the country's land area. The reserve was established in 1998 with a $1 million donation from Conservation International. Today it is home to a large variety of flora and fauna that can only be found in this part of the world.
28. Bermuda
Heralded for its iconic pink-sand beaches, Bermuda is one of the Caribbean's most exclusive hideaways. A small, luxurious string of dots in the Sargasso Sea, Bermuda is surrounded by spindly reefs that make it one of the world's most impressive diving destinations. On land, visitors will be amazed by colorful sights, from pastel-colored buildings to bright frangipani flowers.
Cultural influences span everywhere from Britain and North America to Africa, Portugal, and the West Indies. Size likely has much to do with Bermuda's low tourism numbers, as the island is just 20 miles by 2 miles. (Its priciness no doubt plays a role, too.) But this small size belies a bounty of things to do, from exploring museums and art galleries to hiking gorgeous trails to enjoying exhilarating water sports, too (of course) sunbathing on lovely beaches.
27. Brunei
While Sultan might seem like an antiquated term or something from a Disney movie, rest assured that Sultans are alive and well in the world – specifically in the country of Brunei. One of the world's only remaining examples of a Sultanate – a country governed by a Sultan – Brunei is a remnant of a naval empire that once ruled the entire island of Borneo and part of the Philippines.
Known for its vast supply of oil (which it's believed will run out in the next couple decades), the tightly regulated country is filled with wild terrain, opulent palaces, water villages and scores of wildlife. Located on the island of Borneo, which is also home to Malaysia and Indonesia, Brunei's capital is Bandar Seri Begawan, a riverside city.
Just outside the city, rainforests in Ulu Temburong National Park are teeming with probosci's monkeys, hornbills, and crocodiles. Be aware, though, that this country is known for egregious human rights abuses. Most recently, it made headlines for implementing laws to stone adulterers and gay people to death. Until the government improves its policies, this is a nation you may want to avoid.
26. Bhutan
Bhutan sits among the clouds, veiled in wisps of mystery and gossamers of magic. This Himalayan kingdom is the last of the great ones, where traditional Buddhist culture thrives in a rapidly progressing world. While Bhutan is a small nation, the reason behind its low tourism numbers is that foreign visitors are required to pay a minimum tariff of $250 per day, which makes this one of the world's most expensive destinations.
The reason behind this is that the Bhutanese pride themselves on sustainable tourism, with a philosophy that Gross National Happiness matters more than Gross Domestic Product.
That said, this daily tariff buys you an all-expenses-paid vacation, with accommodations, food, transportation and an official guide all provided. It's not group-style travel; visitors are able to craft their own schedules.
But backpackers tend to steer clear as the country does not cater to low-income travelers. Those who do fork over the cash will be mesmerized by the nation's deep Buddhist ties and engaging locals, who are well informed about the world and always looking to smile and have a laugh. Be blown away by the surrounding Himalayas, where towering peaks are balanced out by plunging gorges. Impressive dzongs and monasteries cling to cliffsides, and hiking is the main activity.
25. Madagascar
More than the subject of the popular DreamWorks movies, Madagascar is an island destination off the coast of East Africa that is an absolute paradise for nature obsessives and outdoor enthusiasts. As, yes, those movies make clear, Madagascar is home to an incredible array of wildlife. Astonishingly, 5 percent of the world's animals and plants are found here – and only here.
Get acquainted with the lemur, frogs, turtles, sharks and humpback whales, and check out hundreds of orchids and desert forests. Madagascar is the world's fourth-largest island, but its infrastructure is somewhat lacking. The roads are atrocious and it can be expensive to get around; nonetheless, adventure travelers will find much to enjoy. Off-road driving, national park exploration, private plane adventures, kite surfing, rock climbing, and diving are just a few of the experiences to be found on the island.
24. Guyana
Geographically South American, but undeniably Caribbean in lifestyle and spirit, Guyana is one of the world's best-kept secrets. Historically, Guayana has made less-than-flattering headlines because of its political instability and domestic inequalities. But the people of Guyana are fiercely proud of their country and have been working to transform it, focusing in particular on making it an eco-tourism destination.
The streets of Guyana's colonial capital, Georgetown, are home to excellent nightlife and fantastic food.
As you move outside of the city, you will be awed by the country's Amazonian landscape, featuring magnificent waterfalls, lush jungles, sprawling savannas, and abundant wildlife. Kaieteur Falls is one of the most impressive waterfalls in the world – 1,140 metric tons of water plummeting over an 820-foot cliff in the middle of the jungle. Deep within the Iwokrama Rainforest, visitors can test their bravery on the Canopy Walkway, a series of bridges connected by several platforms nearly 100 feet above the forest floor.
23. Antigua/Barbuda
On Antigua, a laid-back vibe makes for easy R&R. The island's sandy shores are ringed with picture-perfect crystalline water, and its capital, St John's, boasts a magnificent harbor where the yacht crowd tends to linger. Antigua's sister island, Barbuda, is even more mellow if you can believe it, with endless stretches of sugary sand. Birdlife here far outnumbers people.
Traditionally, the nation comprised of Antigua and Barbuda has been one of the most popular and luxurious Caribbean escapes, but Hurricane Irma in 2017 completely devastated both islands. Last year, the islands worked endlessly to rebuild, and visitors are coming back, with the summer months a particularly popular time. So don't expect Antigua/Barbuda to be on this list for much longer.
22. French Polynesia
For island-hopping, French Polynesia can't be beaten. Mossy peaks jut out from turquoise-colored water, while life slows to a stress-free halt.
The best-known island in the archipelago is Tahiti, where paradise is found. Picture brilliant flowers, grass skirts, blue lagoons, and an explorer's vibe. Then there is Bora Bora, best known for its luxury resorts and honeymoon-ready amenities. Moorea also features high-end resorts, as well as verdant peaks and picturesque beaches.
Outdoor adventure reigns supreme, whether it's kitesurfing, hiking, dolphin-watching, kayaking or horseback riding. For the very best of Polynesian culture, head to the island of Huahine, a tropical slice of heaven that is scarcely developed. While the beaches of French Polynesia are certainly part of the draw, the real discoveries here are found beneath the waves. This is a diver's, snorkeler's and swimmer's wonderland. Surfers can enjoy their fair share of playtime, as well.
21. Mali
Mali is likely to welcome even fewer visitors in the coming months and years. What began as a localized conflict has since expanded into cross-border ethnic cleansing in the West African country, causing the UN to undertake one of the deadliest peacekeeping missions in its history. An oasis surrounded by harsh desert, Mali has a rich cultural heritage that makes the current state of affairs even more tragic.
Cliffside villages, vibrant music, a rich silver-jewelry tradition and a history that dates back to ancient African civilizations will await visitors when, hopefully, some semblance of peace is achieved in the future.
20. Cook Islands
Talk about the remote. The Cook Islands are a mere 15 specks scattered across 700,000 square miles of uncharted Pacific Ocean. But while the islands are spread across endless blue and take considerable effort to reach (visitors fly from Auckland, Sydney, Fiji or Los Angeles), there is an ever-present modern vibe to them. The islands tout a blossoming organic food scene, thriving cafe culture, and bustling bars and clubs, especially on the island of Rarotonga. The islands are best known for their snorkeling or diving, promising underwater adventurers the chance to meet turtles, rays and even whales.
19. Grenada
It will become apparent almost immediately why Grenada is nicknamed "the Spice Island." The air here smells of nutmeg, the Caribbean country's primary export. Beyond that, Grenada is also absurdly beautiful, with green hills that roll in cloth-like folds, and beaches that stretch out into crystal-clear waters. Unbeknownst to many, Grenada is actually made up of not only the island of Grenada but six smaller nearby islands, including Carriacou and Petite Martinique.
One of the most popular activities on the island of Grenada is to snorkel the Underwater Sculpture Park – one of the first of its kind in the world, featuring 80 pieces slowly becoming encrusted with coral growth. This island is also home to silky stretches of sand along Grooms Beach and Levera Beach. You can also spend the day exploring Sandy Island, a picture-perfect reef-island surrounded by electric-blue water.
18. Moldova
Nestled between Romania and Ukraine sits this tiny Eastern European country that is packed with charm. Slowly rising in popularity, Moldova is known for its bucolic countryside and surprising wine tours.
Visitors should begin in Chisinau, the capital city and a gourmet hub. The metropolis dates back to 1420 but was rebuilt after WWII and an earthquake that struck in 1940. Be sure to explore Cricova, an underground wine kingdom about 10 miles north of Chisinau.
This is one of Europe's largest wine cellars (it measures about 75 miles!), and the walls are entirely lined with bottles of wine. Also near Chisinau, discover Orheiul Vechi, which sits on a rocky ridge of the Raut River. This archaeological complex is best known for the Cave Monastery, and also contains evidence from Dacian tribes that lived there over 2,000 years ago.
17. Burkina Faso
Sadly, while Burkina Faso is one of the most beautiful countries in Africa, now is not the time to visit. For years, Burkina Faso managed to escape the violence plaguing two of the six countries surrounding it – Mali and Niger. But rising tensions between ethnic groups is causing that safety to deteriorate.
When and if the devastating situation improves, Burkina Faso can be enjoyed for its natural beauty, such as the Sindou Peaks – narrow, craggy chains of natural cones that have been sculpted by the elements. Burkina Faso is also known for its culture, which is best experienced in Bobo-Dioulasso, or Bobo. The country's second-largest city is known for its natural sights, excellent restaurants and thriving live music scene.
16. New Caledonia
New Caledonia is a French territory made up of a string of islands in the South Pacific. It's best known for the sparkling lagoon that surrounds it, which happens to be a World Heritage site, a point of pride for locals.
But New Caledonia isn't just a tropical paradise. It has a strong cultural component as well – its food, cafe and bar scenes reflect a beguiling blend of French and Melanesian influences.
Le Marche, a colorful market beside the marina at Port Moselle, is a must-visit. Here, watch fishermen unload their catches of the day, or sink your teeth into fresh-baked cakes and bread. Live music is available on Saturdays and Sundays, as well. Active travelers will relish kayaking, climbing, sailing, diving or exploring the protected Blue River Park, a reserve for bird species like the native kagu.
15. Vanuatu
Where? Exactly. This small cluster of roughly 80 islands in the South Pacific, off the coast of Australia and tucked somewhere between the Solomon Islands, New Caledonia, and Fiji, is one of the least visited destinations on the planet. With only 109,000 annual arrivals reported, it's about as remote a destination as one can find.
The reason for the lack of major tourism is purely based on location and flight frequency: it is far removed from other countries, and flights are limited unless you're coming from Australia, which offers direct flights from Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne to the capital, Port Vila.
That said, those who make the effort to travel to this far-flung corner of the globe will certainly be rewarded. Adventurists will relish the deserted beaches, world-class diving, rugged coastline, and epic waterfalls. You can even hike the active volcano, Mt. Yasur.
Culture vultures will love the opportunity to drink the mystical beverage, kava, with a local village chief. And divers will forget the world above the waterline once they discover the treasures underneath the waves that can only be found in Vanuatu. It might be a trek to get here, but it is worth every long layover.
14. Dominica
79,000 Annual Visitors
For those of you who think you know the Caribbean, think again. While you most likely have heard of (and perhaps even visited) islands like Puerto Rico, Aruba, and Jamaica, there is so much more to be tapped.
Take Dominica, for example (no, not the Dominican Republic, and pronounced Dom-in-ee-ka).
This small island defies all Caribbean stereotypes. Forget mass tourism, all-inclusive hotels, and cruise ports. This is an adventurer's eco-luxe paradise, and one of the most naturally beautiful places in the world. Dominica's nickname is "nature island," and for good reason – sights include an epic coral reef, a volcano ringed with rainforest, hot springs, one of the Caribbean's longest hiking routes, and Boiling Lake, the second-largest hot lake in the world.
Dominica sits between Guadeloupe and Martinique and has its own population of indigenous people, the Kalinago. But while it exists as one of the most off-the-beaten-path islands in the Caribbean, that could soon change. The hotel group Kempinski is opening its first resort in Dominica, and the island is going to position itself as a new luxury travel destination. It won't be long before word gets out on this hidden gem.
13. Liechtenstein
Sandwiched between Austria and Switzerland is the German-speaking nation of Liechtenstein. The tiny country, just 15 miles long with a population of some 37,000 people, had more visitors than actual citizens in 2017.
Travelers who skip over Liechtenstein to visit its neighbors are seriously missing out. Peppered with mountainside castles, veined with skiing and hiking trails, and ruled by a very-much active monarchy, Liechtenstein is straight out of a storybook. Just note that the country is so small, it doesn't even have its own airport. The best way to visit is to fly to Switzerland or Austria and take the local bus.
Another nation with tourism numbers that outweigh its resident count (78,000 vs. 33,400) in San Marino, a micro-nation within north-central Italy.
This country within a country is a vestige of Italy's former city-state network, and one of the world's oldest republics. Known for its cliffs and castles, the most popular destination is the UNESCO-listed capital, Citta di San Marino, with a historic center that dates back nearly 1,000 years.
But while it is still one of the least-visited nations, the word is getting out. Tourism numbers have been increasing quickly, so it's best to go now before others catch on.
11. St. Vincent and the Grenadines
With sugary beaches, swaying palms and uninterrupted views of endless turquoise sea, St. Vincent and the Grenadines are straight out of "Castaway," if "Castaway" also included five-star hotels and yachting marinas.
One of the most tranquil and idyllic island nations in the Caribbean, this destination consists of the main island, St. Vincent, and a string of outlying islands, all of which are epically beautiful and feel a world away from reality.
The islands are certainly most famous for their beaches, but the country has plenty to do for active travelers, as well, like waterfall hikes, volcano exploration, and snorkeling. And while it certainly does cater to the rich and famous, a cheap inter-island ferry system makes it easy to navigate for those with a more modest budget.
10. Timor-Leste
Timor-Leste is relatively new, as far as countries go, having gained its independence from Indonesia in 2002. Today is known for its superb diving, ancient traditions, and exotic adventures.
Before being occupied by Indonesia, Timor-Leste was a Portuguese colony, and still boasts wonderful examples of Portuguese architecture. Learn about the country's volatile past at the museum in the capital city, Dili, then set off for jungles, mountain villages and stunning beachscapes.
For wildlife, head to Atauro, an island about 15 miles from Dili. In 2016, Conservation International declared this island's waters the most biodiverse in the world. Many of the reefs can be accessed from shore, or travelers can hire a charter to venture to deeper waters.
9. Anguilla
While Anguilla is scoring particularly high on this list, to be fair, its tourism numbers are usually about 14 percent higher. The island was ravaged in 2017 by Hurricane Irma, which left homes, hotels, and restaurants battered.
Anguilla spent the better part of 2018 rebuilding its tourism infrastructure, which accounts for the plummet in numbers. That said, even without the hurricane's impact, Anguilla would likely still be on this list, as it never welcomes more than 100,000 visitors.
Of the eight Caribbean islands that were damaged in the wake of Hurricanes Irma and Maria, Anguilla's comeback story is of particular note. The hurricane impacted nearly 90 percent of Anguilla's government buildings, but today the country is close to 100 percent back in business. The majority of its hotels, villas and vacation apartments are already up and running.
What visitors can expect are bleached beaches, brightly colored architecture, open-air beach bars where reggae music plays into the wee hours, strong cocktails and succulent barbecue, and crystalline waters straight out of a postcard.
8. Tonga
Close your eyes and picture a Polynesian getaway. What you're likely picturing is Tonga. Made up of more than 170 islands in the South Pacific, Tonga is heralded for its white beaches and coral reefs, blankets of the steamy rainforest, and towering limestone cliffs. The majority of its islands are uninhabited, but its main island, Tongatapu, is known for its cultural authenticity, diving, and laidback living.
A low-key vibe permeates the entire Kingdom, where tomorrow is always a good idea to get started on something. The islands are ringed with sugary sand and their waters are a playground for snorkeling, diving, yachting, and kayaking.
Low tourist numbers here likely have to do with accessibility. While there are five weekly flights from Auckland, New Zealand, and two weekly flights from Sydney, Australia, that is still quite a hike for U.S. travelers. Visitors can also fly via Fiji with connections in the U.S., Hong Kong, Australia, and Samoa.
7. Comoros
Comoros is an island nation off the coast of East Africa, near Mozambique and Madagascar. While it is stunningly beautiful, known for lush jungles and beautiful beaches, its overall lack of tourism is due to politics. The nation has undergone around 20 coups since it gained independence from France in the 1970s, and it is one of the world's poorest countries, with inadequate transportation and a rising population.
Still, a small tourism industry does exist, and those who take the time are rewarded with stunning natural beauty. Visitors can hike to the Karthala volcano, either as a day-tour or as an overnight trek. They can also visit Lac Sale, a saltwater lake in an old crater. Best yet, it's possible to spot frolicking dolphins off the coast of Hahaya.
6. Solomon Islands
The waters of the South Pacific are home to the hundreds of islands that make up the Solomon Islands. Off the coast of Australia, these islands played a crucial role in World War II; Guadalcanal, a province and one of the archipelago's largest islands, was the site of the first major offensive for Allied forces against Japan. Today, the Solomon Islands are known for their fantastic natural beauty and indigenous culture, which remains alive and well.
Dugout canoes still serve as the main mode of transportation, and economies rely on the sea and the land. Divers here find a kaleidoscope of coral colors, as well as sunken WWII wrecks. And the food – mostly sourced straight from the sea – is fresh and flavorful. To get to the Solomon Islands, visitors typically fly from Brisbane, Australia. There are also flights from Vanuatu, Fiji, and Papua New Guinea.
5. American Samoa
Ready your camera before you embark for American Samoa, a tiny pocket of Polynesia where you can make one perfect picture after another. This series of volcanic islands is known for its rugged peaks blanketed in the brilliantly green jungle, which tumbles down to cerulean-colored waves and pristine beaches.
Visit Pago Pago, a rustic fishing town that sits on a beautiful natural harbor, or venture out to smaller villages where ancient traditions are waiting to be discovered. American Samoa Manu'a Island is said to be the beginning of Polynesia and is one of the most remote corners of this archipelago, while the National Park of American Samoa is webbed with challenging hiking trails.
You won't find five-star hotels or fancy shopping here, but you will find a complete Polynesian paradise replete with diving, dining, yoga, and nature. American Samoa is a U.S. territory, as well, making it (relatively) easy for Americans to visit.
4. Niue
To the east of Tonga lies this tiny island nation in the South Pacific. In fact, it's so tiny that it is regarded as the world's smallest independent nation.
But just because it's small in size doesn't mean it doesn't pack a punch for the select few who take the time to get there. Nicknamed "The Rock," Niue isn't actually an island at all, but a raised coral atoll.
Keep in mind, this is not for landlubbers looking to soak up the sun. Niue was built for the bold and adventurous. In order to see the attractions, be prepared to climb, hike, swim or drive to the caves, snorkeling spots, and lagoons. There are also some of the best diving in the South Pacific just off the coast of the island.
The capital, which has a population of just 1,600, has a few mid-range guesthouses, restaurants, and a resort. Interestingly, considering its remote nature, Niue is the world's first "Wi-Fi"' nation, meaning it offers free wireless internet to all residents. There is just one flight in and out of Niue a week, but once you're there you'll feel like you've discovered the world's best-kept secret.
3. Montserrat
8,100 Annual Visitors
There was a time when Montserrat was a place to see and be seen, especially after Beatles producer George Martin opened a recording studio there. But a volcanic eruption in 1995 left the lower two-thirds of this Caribbean island devastated. Today the island is still in recovery mode, but things are starting to pick up. The population is growing, and with that comes tourism, as well. Today the majority of tourists are taking day trips to enjoy hiking and birdwatching.
Visitors can get to Montserrat out of Antigua's John A. Osborne Airport, or take the regular ferry service from Antigua. Service is not available daily, so it's good to know the schedule before you go.
2. Marshall Islands
The Marshall Islands are an expansive chain of volcanic islands that pepper the Pacific waters between Hawaii and the Philippines. What visitors can expect are sparkling turquoise waters, some of the most epically white beaches in the world, low crime and sunshine.
The lack of tourism is simply because these islands are so hard to reach. And perhaps travelers are slightly dissuaded by the nation's history of nuclear testing (islands, where that took place, are still off-limits).
But intrepid travelers willing to make the journey certainly won't be disappointed. The atolls of the Marshall Islands are known for their marine life and diving, as well as diverse and colorful flora on land.
A local population of Marshallese lives here, as do descendants of past visitors and occupiers, including people from Great Britain, Russia, Germany, Japan, and the U.S.
1. Tuvalu
And finally, we have Tuvalu, a tiny independent nation that is but a speck in the South Pacific. With a population of fewer than 12,000 inhabitants across nine islands, it most recently received fewer visitors than could fit inside most live-music venues. But what a treat for the 2,000 who made the journey. The thinly populated atolls are fringed with palm trees and outlined with stark white sand. Tropical fish, uninhabited islets and historic WWII sites are among the attractions to drink in.
The early settlers are thought to have come from Samoa, Tonga, and Uvea. Today, Tuvaluan and English are both spoken throughout the islands. If your interests extend beyond the beach, this might not be the island for you, as it lacks any real city infrastructure. It's also a very flat island, but for those who enjoy snorkeling, diving or snapping photos of idyllic beachscapes, Tuvalu does not disappoint. There is one international airport, and Fiji Airways flies in and out of it every Tuesday and Thursday & in that case, you will not want to miss your flight.
Which country attracts you more? Write down in the comment section!
Written by Ashutosh Kumar
He studied software engineering but wanted to be a writer since born. So, he followed his passion and ended up being a reporter for PoopBite. He has a very deep-seated interest in all current affairs topics whatsoever. He is also a passionate photographer.
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E3-Everything We Know About the New Legend of Zelda For Wii U
We give you the skinny on what we know to date about the new Legend of Zelda for the Wii U.
by onpv3rtigo1
Nintendo's live streaming event just ended and one of the big games we got to see was the new Legend of Zelda for the Wii U.
Nintendo Producer Eiji Aonuma stated how the development team is "rethinking the conventions of Zelda." He went on to describe how, in the original Zelda games, you got this sense of a wide open area as you moved up, down, left or right on the land map. As the series made the change to 3D, they lost that sense of openness. Through hardware constraints, the developers were forced to create separate zones instead of being able to deliver one, large land mass.
As the video footage of this newest Zelda shows, they have given the game its' open world. Now the game seems to have an Elder Scrolls feel to it which, in my opinion, is something the series needed. Producer Aonuma goes on to state that by doing this they have changed the conventions of how you solve the games puzzles. No longer are you constrained to a set path, but can tackle objectives however you like. That is the first step in solving the puzzles now. How do I approach this situation?
Not much other definitive information was given, but considering what has been shown so far, I am VERY impressed. I have not been interested in a Zelda title since Ocarina of Time so this entry may very well be the one that gets me excited about Zelda again.
Stay tuned right here for any more information on the new Legend of Zelda coming for the Wii U!
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I have been into videogames my whole life. Started out with an Atari 2600 playing Combat and Berzerk. Now I'm playing games like Titanfall and Plants vs Zombies on Xbox One and 360. I am a fan of cartoons and sci fi. Family Guy, American Dad, Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Star Trek, Star Wars and Battlestar Galactica are some of my favorites. I used to be into comics, more specifically X-Men but I haven't collected in years. My favorite games are the Mass Effect series, Elder Scrolls series, Doom and Descent. When I grow up I wanna be Wolverine ;)
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A crackdown on parking on the A379 between Torcross and the Slapton junction take effect from today.
New parking restrictions have been introduced by Devon County Council and the Temporary Traffic Regulation Order makes it illegal to park and unload on the stretch of the road.
Motorists who park on the A379 between Torcross and the Slapton junction will now face parking fines.
The restrictions have been put in place by the county as safety is being affected by obstructive parking, which has become an issue on this section of road since the stretch between Slapton and Strete Gate washed away during Storm Emma at the beginning of March.
Devon County Council's parking enforcement officers and the police will be able to issue penalty charge notices (PCN) to anyone parking illegally on this stretch of the A379.
Last week, councillors unanimously backed plans to spend £2.5m to repair the storm-damaged A379 Slapton Line.


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Keeping it simple with a lightly seasoned acorn squash.
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1 acorn squash, sliced in .5″ rounds
2 Tbsp. Alpha Organic Fair Trade Red Palm Olein
1 tsp. poultry seasoning
1/2 tsp. sea salt
1/2 tsp. cracked pepper
Fresh parsley for garnish
Preheat oven to 350°F. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
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Mix seasoning, salt and pepper with Red Palm Olein. Drizzle over top squash rings.
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SHOUT OUT TO DAVE!
by Organic Grocer Staff | Agriculture, Anthropology, eco-conscious, Environmentally Friendly, Ethical Practices, Farming, Fermentation, GMO free, Health, Humanitarian Work, Non-GMO, Shout Out
Dave Chhoker is a customer of ours who blows our mind with the humanitarian work he does! He's quietly doing so much good – we thought everyone should know about it! So we asked our Leslie 2 to interview Dave and write us a quick article about what he does and why he does it.
We hope that this will bring some interesting farming alternatives to your attention, and that you'll be inspired by a single person making a world of difference in many people's lives.
Way to go Dave!
Dave Chhoker uses new/ancient farming techniques to improve farming in India
"It's called Rishi Krishi," Surrey's Dave Chhoker says of an irrigation system that originated in ancient India from one of the four parts of the Veda—ancient scripture that deals with agriculture—once farmed by sages and saints. According to Chhoker, farmers would scrape the soil from under a Banyan tree—an extremely large and holy tree. "There are these hanging roots ," Chhoker says, describing how they drip hormones and enzymes into the soil creating a substance known as Angara or holy ash.
It takes 15 kilograms of Angara to be sprinkled upon one acre of field, which is then flooded with water to irrigate it. "It works like a yogurt culture," Chhoker explains, "starting the growth of micro-organisms in the soil. The healthier the micro-organisms, the healthier the crop."
Chhoker himself has six acres in India and uses his farm as a tool to teach other farmers how to go back to the ancient and self-sustaining methods of farming, using his own successes as an example. Rishi Krishi is just one of them. Another is what is known as the Sulab system which takes human waste and through the use of two separate pits (customized to fit the size of the farm and family) allows one pit to fill with excreta and other human waste while the other filled pit is sealed with cement slabs and allowed to compost or "percolate" for two full years.
The pathogens are eaten up by bacteria in the soil, leaving behind "a nice smelling manure." A manure loaded with natural nutrients. "It is very successful, very cheap, very practical."
A nectar comprised of honey, ghee, cow dung and water is used while the crops are growing which enhances the growth of micro-organisms in the soil. Whatever is put in the ground provides the activation. It is, Chhokar states, a self-sustaining system. "You are not dependent on anyone."
Chhokar describes modern India as having turned away from these ancient forms of farming in favour of chemicals and genetically modified seeds (GMO). He laments the plight of modern farmers who have been "victimized" by the lure of an easy crop with little to no weeding, only to lose everything to drought. The farmers—now in debt to the chemical companies—must sell whatever crops survived to the pay the bills. Any GMO crops that are kept to feed their families are engineered to be sterile so the farmers have no choice but to buy more of this seed for next year's crop. When the farmers can no longer pay the chemical and GMO seed corporations, they lose their farms.
"The dependence on chemical agriculture in India is creating a lot of farmers and their families to commit suicide, jumping into their wells," Chhokar says, adding that most farms have been in the family for generations and it is an "honour" issue, a "losing face," when the farms are lost.
"It is a huge problem in India."
by Leslie MacFarlane
Leslie 2 (L2 for short!) is a writer and she also provides exceptional customer care at the back end of the store. Feel free to ask her for help whenever you see her – she's happy to help you.


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Pop Culture's Worst Racial Stereotypes
Charlie Chan might be getting a new lease on life as a popular character, but some storied depictions of minorities in pop culture haven't aged as well. Here are five of the most dated and stereotyped characters in movies, cartoons, and literature.
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Will 'The Real Housewives of D.C.' Be the First Franchise Failure?
It seems that Bravo's shiny new housewives are slipping in the critics' polls. The name-dropping in Hollywood for Ugly People feels hollow. Their proximity to power is, well, debatable. And the television itself is getting a thumbs down.
On 8/5/10 at 2:00 PM EDT
Tactical Engagement: Bristol Palin, Levi Johnston Make an Art of Tabloid War
Like Thucydides, diligently recording the ups and downs of Athenian and Spartan conflict, modern scribes have worked their pens into a frenzy over the War of 2010: Bristol Palin vs. Levi Johnston. But within that bitter battle—now an all-out redneck fracas—is another conflict: the sparring between rivals Us Weekly and People.
Salinger Like You've Never Seen Him
In April of 1968, the stamped date of the never-before-seen photograph held by documentary filmmaker Shane Salerno, J. D. Salinger would have been 49 years old. He was recently divorced, and three years into the seclusion that would span the last 45 years of his life. Salerno won't yet reveal any details about the mysterious picture.
The Sugar High of Cake-Themed TV
From 'Cake Boss' to 'Ace of Cakes' to the new D.C. 'Cupcakes', airing Friday on TLC, our television cravings are running from cake, to cake, to more cake. Should we stick a fork in this trend—or embrace this spate of comfort-food TV?
On 7/16/10 at 8:30 AM EDT
Who Won the LeBron James Jingle Sweepstakes?
LeBron James's hourlong ESPN prime-time special tomorrow night beckons his new city of choice—most likely Cleveland. But more poignantly, it means the end of all the cheesy LeBron-themed jingles.
Is 'Twilight' Looking to 'Eclipse' the Ladies?
"Twilight" is leaving you in the lurch, ladies—at least, that's what new research is claiming. Ahead of the release of "Eclipse," a new study suggests the third film is suppressing the book's romantic fervor in favor of action-packed battle scenes and, in the process, devaluing its female fans. Why? As the study puts it, because Hollywood "doesn't confer cultural legitimacy on texts until they are embraced by men, not just women."
It's Casual Friday, Every Day
Increasingly lax office culture means we have not two wardrobes—work and play—but one. These days, are there any fashions not allowed at work?
Bradley Cooper Gets 'Karate'-Chopped. By an 11-Year-Old.
Weekend winner? Jaden Smith! Weekend loser? Bradley Cooper. The stubbly, lanky star of "The A-Team" wasn't enough to carry the movie to a big opening; it bowed in second place with an estimated $26 million.
Movies: Italy Porn (for Ladies Only)
Used to be, summers were for travel. Now they're for travel movies—ones that assiduously indulge us right here, in the air conditioning, in a reclinable velour chair, with a 64-ounce beverage. And this summer, we're going to Italy.
Rue McClanahan of 'Golden Girls' Dead at 76
Rue McClanahan, the television actress best known for her roles on "Golden Girls" and "Maude," died early Thursday morning of a massive stroke. She was 76 years old.
'SATC2,' 'Prince of Persia' Bomb at the Box Office
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Dennis Hopper of 'Easy Rider' Dead at 74
Dennis Hopper, the Oscar-winning acting legend and quirky artist, died today in suburban Los Angeles after a battle with prostate cancer.
Should Murder Reflect Badly on Lacrosse?
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From Lady Gaga to M.I.A., Music Videos Are Back
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Obama's Financial-Reform Speech to Be Lean, Mean
Obama's coming north, and he's carrying a big stick: the president is expected to deliver a stern reprimand to the banking sector in his speech in New York Thursday, in the process excoriating some of his biggest financial backers, The Washington Post reports.
On 4/22/10 at 10:00 AM EDT
'SATC2' Flaunts Sarah Jessica Parker's clothing line
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Weekend Update: Goldman Sachs Hid Troubles From Investors
Not exactly ideal image rehab: The Times of London reported Monday that Goldman Sachs is doling out $5.3 billion in bonuses, amounting to roughly $167,783 per banker, with "with a handful of top traders expected to be in line for multi-million-[dollar] bonuses." That's the cherry on top of a stunning, four-day meltdown at the white-shoe firm, which lost $12 billion in market value on Friday alone.
Put NASA on a Diet?! Them's Fightin' Words, Mr. President.
A new space race! After President Obama announced aggressive cuts to NASA—leaving Ares rockets, the Orion crew capsule and (most prominently) the Altair lunar lander of the mooncentric Constellation program on the cutting-room floor—the backlash from critics and prominent "space boosters" caused him to rethink the plan, senior administration officials said Tuesday night.
A Ticket to the Circus
The high times of Norman Mailer, as seen from the perspective of Norris Church Mailer, his much younger, good-humored sixth wife. She takes you ringside for 33 tumultuous years with one of 20th-century literature's biggest icons.
Grace Kelly: Fashion Princess
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Tiger's Nike Golf Ad: Awesome, Slimy, or Both?
Tiger Woods returns to the Masters—and to advertising—with a powerful new advertisement starring his late father.
To Nancy Drew on Her 80th Birthday: You're a Nintendo Game?!
Nancy friggin' Drew—happy birthday, baby! Our favorite slim sleuth of River Heights turns 80 this year, not that she looks her age. Botox, Pilates, intravenous chardonnay therapy—to whatever she's doing to look so fab, we say cheers.
Tweeple Trail: Tiger Woods Had Better Win the Masters, Or Else
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On 3/3/10 at 7:00 PM EST
Wait, What? Obama Still Smokes?!
The First Physical came and went Sunday, handing down a clean bill of health for President Obama—but we've been loving the feverish reaction to doc Jeff Kuhlman's note about "smoking cessation efforts." The New York Daily News wonders how much the president is still smoking, while CBS calls him "Smoker In Chief"; The Christian Science Monitor helpfully suggests to the president that instead of Nicorette he try "not inserting a cigarette into [his] mouth." Politico went with reporterly...
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J.D. Salinger's Influence
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Heather is another great designer I have discovered .
Her jewellery and silversmith work is both stylish and superbly crafted.
She often combines silver with contrasting structural materials such as wood or concrete to give her work a unique modern twist.
In particular I love the silver and concrete cufflinks, the contrast of textures and colours and the graphic form balance each other perfectly.
Even with her all silver pieces such as the pillow necklace the texturing of the silver adds contrast to the simple graphic shape of the pendant.
Heather has her own studios in South West London but often exhibits at shows such as Origin.
We have been working on some ideas for the house and here are some sketches which should give you an idea of the look we are aiming for. Some more work and refinement is needed before we have a final design but we are progressing and will have more news soon.
The first two pictures below show how we want to change the front and rear elevations. The property is currently white render with some brick detail at the front however we want to have a smoother render and add some wood effect cladding to break up the expanse of white and enhance the asymmetric design.
The ground floor will be modified as we want to open up the rear with bi-fold doors and change the kitchen layout. Also as we want to do a loft conversion and therefore one of the bedrooms will be sacrificed for the staircase. Upstairs we plan to add 2/3 bedrooms and 1/2 bathrooms.


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How Do New Kids Feel About Newspaper Club?
Dylan Wagner, Staff Writer
Today I will be interviewing two new kids that just joined The Hamilton Times to see if they like it or hate it.
I interviewed 8th-grade students Wilson Almonte and Bobby Dufek last week at Hamilton Grange Middle School to see their point of view on the newspaper club.
First, I interviewed Bobby about his point of view. The first question I asked him was, "How do you feel about this club?"
"I mean, I really enjoy it especially because I was in the debate club last marking period and what I really found annoying about it was they would grade you more harshly…Give us 2 hours of homework every week and especially it was only a club I found that weird," he said.
A second question I asked him was, "What article are you working on?"
He said, "Transitional behavior between 7th and 8th grade…even for myself I've seen kids behavior change throughout the school year."
Now let's move on to another new student newspaper. His name is Wilson Almonte. The first question I asked him was "How do you feel about this club?"
"It's alright, it's fun that we can interview people and then later put it in an article…It's a new experience," he said.
A question I asked him was "What article are you working on?"
"An article I am working is about new sports teams that should be added in Hamilton Grange Middle School," he said.
The third question I asked him was "Who most likely would you interview first?"
"A student named Jeremy Guzman because he said he wants some new sports in the school so I decided to choose him," he said.
In conclusion, the two new students on the newspaper like this club and both of their articles and coming up on the website soon.
Dylan is an 8th grade student and a staff writer for The Hamilton Times.
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Adults, Get Your Head Out of the Gutter!
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Patriarchy? What's That?
Why Aren't You Watching Anime?
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Marvel Superheroes Are All Superior
Wanda is the Strongest Avenger
Stop Police Brutality
Abortion: The Choice
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Sherrill backer Barbara Curran was first woman NJ GOP executive director
Won Assembly seat in 1973, one of 14 Republicans in NJ to avoid Watergate landslide
By David Wildstein, October 30 2018 6:37 pm
A primer on former Assemblywoman Barbara Curran, a Republican who endorsed Democrat Mikie Sherrill for Congress in New Jersey's 11th district.
Curran became involved in politics working on Richard Nixon's 1968 presidential campaign and managed former Senate President Frank McDermott's 1969 campaign for the Republican nomination for governor. She served as an assistant to Republican State Chairman Nelson Gross during William Cahill's successful bid for governor in 1969. Before that, she worked as an editor of the Rahway News Record and the Clark Patriot.
In 1971, at age 30, GOP State Chairman John Dimon named Curran as the executive director of the New Jersey Republican State Committee. She was the first woman to hold that post. In 1972, she became the executive director of the New Jersey Committee to Re-elect the President.
After a new legislative map was drawn for the 1973 elections, Curran became a candidate for Assembly in the new 24th district, which started in Summit and extended through eastern Morris County and into part of western Passaic County. The district had three incumbents: State Sen. Peter Thomas (R-Chatham) and Assemblyman James Vreeland (R-Montville), both Republicans, and Assemblyman John Sinsimer (D-Pompton Lakes), a Passaic County Democrat who had been redistricted into the new 24th.
With the endorsement of the Union County Republicans, and the Morris GOP going lineless, Curran won the primary by 2,258 votes against John Kroeger, a Parsippany school board member. The top vote-getter was Vreeland, who had won the seat in 1971 after his brother, Everett Vreeland, passed away. Edward Ambry, a Montclair State University professor, ran a distant fourth.
In September, Cahill, a lame-duck after losing renomination in the Republican primary, nominated Thomas to a Superior Court judgeship. Republicans made Vreeland their Senate candidate and picked Ralph Ferrara, the Kinnelon Board of Education president, to run with Curran for Assembly.
Democrats had a wave election in Morris County in 1973, in an election that came two weeks after Nixon fired Watergate special prosecutor Archibald Cox. Brendan Byrne carried Morris by 32,000 votes, with Democrats winning a Senate seat and two Assembly seats in the adjoining 23rd district, and electing Douglas Romaine as a Morris County freeholder.
The 24th district was tougher for the Democrats. Vreeland eked out a 2,587 win (53%-47%) against John Keefe, a teacher from Summit.
Sinsimer was the top vote-getter in the Assembly race, running 70 votes ahead of Curran, the winner of the second seat. Curran defeated Democrat Charles Kennedy, the Parsippany tax collector, by just 203 votes. Ferrara ran 399 votes behind Kennedy. She became one of just fourteen Republicans in the State Assembly after the Watergate landslide obliterated her party.
Seeking a second term in 1975, Curran won re-election by 8,960 votes. Her running mate, Morris County Freeholder Dean Gallo, unseated Sinsimer by 6,605 votes. Democrat Paul Bontempo, who later became a prominent Trenton lobbyist, was Sinsimer's running mate. Curran and Gallo easily won a 1977 rematch against Sinsimer, by a 2-1 margin.
In June 1980, Curran resigned from the Assembly when Byrne appointed her to a Republican seat on the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities. After Thomas Kean became governor in 1982, Curran joined his cabinet as BPU president. Morris County Freeholder Leanna Brown (R-Chatham) succeeded Curran in the Assembly, and Somerset County Freeholder Christine Todd Whitman replaced her in the cabinet when she resigned to take a job with a Wall Street firm.
Curran later worked Byrne's law firm until Gov. Jim Florio nominated her as a Superior Court Judge in 1992.
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Our Wedding Has Passed and a Guest Never Got Us a Gift. What Should We Do?
No one wants to seem like they're begging for gifts when they get married, but that doesn't mean having an opportunity to stock (or upgrade!) your home isn't welcome. And etiquette does state that accepting an invitation to a wedding is a nearly-contractual agreement to send a gift in return. So what happens if your wedding date has come and gone, and there are guests you haven't received gifts from? Here's how our experts recommend handling it.
Tradition states that guests have up to a year to send a wedding gift, but etiquette experts agree that wedding gifts should really be sent within a few months of the wedding date, after which they cease to really be gifts for the wedding. So, first things first, wait a month or two before taking any action, because technically the guests in question have some time!
Before you start calling people and asking where your gift is (which would definitely make you look greedy instead of grateful), ask your parents or a mutual friend to subtly do a little digging. Whether it's having your mom excitedly let them know about your new address or a friend bringing it up in the context of the next wedding you're all attending together, this could either be good encouragement for the guest to arrange to have something sent to you, or for the guest to comment on the fact that they haven't received a thank you note — which hopefully will inspire them to ask you if you got their gift so the two of you can figure out what happened to it.
If you never hear anything and more than a few months have passed, you'll unfortunately have to write this off as a loss, as you don't have much recourse here. After all, they did take the time and spend the money to come to your wedding, even if they did come empty-handed. Do your best to forgive and forget, send them a thank you note thanking them for their presence on your big day, and remember that their friendship is more valuable than a picture frame or some new dishes.
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using Android.App;
using Android.Content;
using Android.Net;
using Android.Net.Wifi;
using Sensus.Probes.Network;
using System;

namespace Sensus.Android.Probes.Network
{
    [BroadcastReceiver]
    [IntentFilter(new string[] { ConnectivityManager.ConnectivityAction }, Categories = new string[] { Intent.CategoryDefault })]
    public class AndroidWlanBroadcastReceiver : BroadcastReceiver
    {
        public static event EventHandler<WlanDatum> WIFI_CONNECTION_CHANGED;

        private static string PREVIOUS_ACCESS_POINT_BSSID = null;
        private static bool FIRST_RECEIVE = true;

        public override void OnReceive(global::Android.Content.Context context, Intent intent)
        {
            if (WIFI_CONNECTION_CHANGED != null && intent != null && intent.Action == ConnectivityManager.ConnectivityAction)
            {
                string currAccessPointBSSID = GetAccessPointBSSID();
                if (FIRST_RECEIVE || currAccessPointBSSID != PREVIOUS_ACCESS_POINT_BSSID)
                {
                    WIFI_CONNECTION_CHANGED(this, new WlanDatum(DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, currAccessPointBSSID));
                    PREVIOUS_ACCESS_POINT_BSSID = currAccessPointBSSID;
                    FIRST_RECEIVE = false;
                }
            }
        }

        private string GetAccessPointBSSID()
        {
            string accessPointBSSID = null;

            if (SensusServiceHelper.Get().WiFiConnected)
            {
                WifiManager wifiManager = Application.Context.GetSystemService(global::Android.Content.Context.WifiService) as WifiManager;
                accessPointBSSID = wifiManager.ConnectionInfo.BSSID;
            }

            return accessPointBSSID;
        }
    }
}

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Jose Mourinho was sacked by Manchester United on Tuesday, two days after English soccer's biggest club reached a new low in its disappointing season by losing to Liverpool in the Premier League.
They are sixth in the Premier League, but are closer to the relegation zone than to leaders Liverpool, who beat them 3-1 on Sunday.
Their current haul of 26 points from 17 games is their lowest ever at this stage in a Premier League season.
Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho is leaving the club with immediate effect.
United have announced that they will appoint a caretaker manager to see the club through to the end of the season before making a permanent appointment in the summer.
Pochettino, meanwhile, is claimed to be keen on replacing Mourinho at United and wants to be considered for the job at the end of the season. The Portuguese manager compiled a record of 84-32-8 and won three trophies in his time with the club: League Cup, Europa League and the Community Shield. "Everyone at the club wishes him all the best in the future".
For the world's biggest club by revenues, it seems it wasn't good enough.
Ex-Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher said on Sky Sports News: "I think you have to go back to the start of the season, and I just thought it was inevitable Jose Mourinho wouldn't be the manager the following season".
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Tottenham, however, are in a strong position as the Argentine signed a five-year contract extension in May which keeps him tied to the club until 2023.
Ironically, Man Utd's next Premier League fixture is a trip to the Cardiff City Stadium on Saturday evening.
United reached the last 16 in the Champions League, where it will play Paris Saint-Germain over two legs in February and March.
Mourinho has had a stellar career - winning titles with Real Madrid and Chelsea.
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Students admitted and already enrolled in graduate programs at Penn may apply to the Graduate Certificate in Cinema and Media Studies. Students cannot apply for the Graduate Certificate in Cinema and Media Studies without having first been admitted to a graduate degree program at Penn.
Programs in humanities around the country often seek job candidates from traditional fields who can also demonstrate pedagogical and scholarly strengths in cinema and media studies. Responding to these intellectual and professional currents, Penn's Graduate Certificate in Cinema and Media Studies aims to prepare students with the skills to research and teach film and media in order to advance their own work and to provide them with clear evidence of their training and abilities when they seek positions at other universities.
Students working in this area have a wide range of resources at their disposal, including Penn's extensive Muybridge archive, the artists' video collection at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the large film-related holdings of Penn's libraries, as well as the important film archives that lie within easy reach of Philadelphia, such as the Library of Congress and MoMA. These students will also be eligible to apply for the paid, year-long internship in film programming at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, in which a graduate student programs a film series of films on or by artists, and does research for the museum in film archives such as MoMA. Along with regular appearances and presentations by filmmakers such as Stephen and Timothy Quay, Ross McElwee, Werner Herzog, Mira Nair, Alex Gibney, Frederic Wiseman, and others, Penn and Philadelphia offer graduate students a variety of ongoing intellectual and cultural opportunities to support their work in film and media studies, including those provided by the Philadelphia Film Festival, the Penn Humanities Forum, the Slought Foundation, and the International House film series, as well as the Cinema and Media Studies colloquium, where faculty and students exchange work-in-progress.
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A research paper overseen by a faculty member affiliated with Cinema and Media Studies. Normally this paper would develop out of work in a graduate seminar. It might also be a version of a chapter of a dissertation.
Attendance at six Penn Cinema and Media Studies Colloquia over the course of graduate study. Colloquia are offered throughout the year, with papers by a film scholar from Penn or elsewhere.
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Meghan Trainor Takes Down New Music Video After Realising...
By Ed Biggs in Music / Festivals on 10 May 2016
Trainor insisted her team take down the video for 'Me Too' after finding out from fans that her body had been digitally altered.
Meghan Trainor has removed the music video for her brand new single 'Me Too' after she discovered that her body had been digitally altered by editors.
"Hey guys, I took down the 'Me Too' music video because they Photoshopped the crap out of me and I'm so sick of it and I'm over it," she explained in one of several Snapchats with her fans on Monday (May 9th), "so I took it down until they fix it."
Meghan Trainor in April 2016
The 22 year old American singer rocketed to fame nearly two years ago on the back of a song about a very similar topic of body confidence, 'All About That Bass', the lyrics of which at one point go "I see the magazines working that Photoshop / We know that s*** ain't real, come on now, make it stop".
She continued, "My waist is not that teeny. I had a bomb waist that night. I don't know why they didn't like my waist but I didn't approve of that video and it went out for the world so I'm embarrassed."
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In a later interview with USA Today, she described the moment she found out. "I screamed in my hotel room. I was like, 'Why would they do this?' I cried. I had to try not to cry because I had my [makeup] done, and was like, 'Don't ruin this. Go work and ignore it,' but I couldn't help it."
Some fans assumed that Trainor was blaming her management team for what had happened, after she captioned one of her pics "when ur team f***s up so bad".
#METOOVIDEO ???????? so soooon!
A photo posted by Meghan Trainor (@meghan_trainor) on May 8, 2016 at 7:54pm PDT
"Not my team. My team is the best," she soon clarified. "I don't hate my team. I hate people who edit and Photoshop. I have an anthem about it. Check it out. It's called 'All About That Bass' off that first album."
Despite her obvious displeasure with the behind-the-camera shenanigans, the M-Train is nevertheless satisfied with both the song and the video for it. It's the second release from her second major label album Thank You, which is out this Friday (May 13th).
"The video is still one of my favorite videos I've ever done. I'm very proud of it. I'm just pissed off that they broke my ribs. You know?"
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