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"  Yesterday, I faced a fierce opponent in the toughest competition of my life: a game of You vs. Cat, the first dual-species iPad app from Friskies. The game goes like this: Using your finger, you fling cat food and other objects toward your cat. If the object gets to the goal, you get points. But if your cat gets a paw on the objects first, he gets points.  You vs. Cat was built by Austin-based developers Fosforus. To create the game, the designers researched feline behavior and determined how to best keep a cat&amp;#039;s attention focused on the iPad. (One way is to make the objects flung at the goal wiggle and bounce.) They also experimented with sounds that would keep a cat engaged; even the colors of the app were optimized for feline vision.  My love of cats is well-documented, but I had never competed against one before (unless you count racing my kitties to the bowl with a new bag of food). I went head-to-head with Buddy, an 8-pound, 9-month-old domestic medium hair cat who, admittedly, had been training for this task for quite awhile. Though I got a couple objects past him each game, Buddy easily defeated me every time. Obviously my pathetic preparation\u2014a pre-game catnap and some pushups\u2014weren&amp;#039;t enough to defeat this seasoned athlete.  You vs. Cat is free and will be available Thursday, at which time I plan to download it and try it out against my cat, Oliver. He&amp;#039;s a 10-pound domestic short hair who, while adorable, prefers laying on electronics over using them, so I think the odds are on me this time. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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