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On July 15, 1597 the frigate Sun Burst was wrecked upon the shoals of Pirate Isle. The only surviving crew member was a furry cheeked sailor named Slash.

The adventure begins when Slash regains consciousness among the debris of his former vessel, determined to uncover the secrets of the island, its treasure, and to discover a means of returning home.

Slash is a sugar glider from the distant land of Australia. Roughly the size of a small squirrel, sugar gliders have a membranous flap of skin connecting their forepaw to their hind feet. Sugar gliders can use this layer of skin in order to glide up to 150 feet through the air, jumping from tree to tree to escape the jaws of their predators.

Our hero is a seaworthy buccaneer who wears his trusty sabre always at his side. He was a notable sailor aboard his ship, being able to leap from mast to mast seemingly without effort. During his future adventures on Pirate Isle, Slash will be able to run, jump, climb, and glide his way to and past obstacles of all kinds.

When strategic maneuvers are not an option, Slash can whip out his sabre to deal death to the most fearsome of foes. Sugar gliders love fresh fruit, so finding such items along the way can rejuvenate or even grant temporary powers to our stalwart marsupial.

Using his unique talents, his uncanny wit, and his deft swordsmanship Slash must travel deeper and deeper into Pirate Isle, avoiding natural predators such as sea gulls, giant crabs, and wild boars.

This is a free Ferris Wheel math game (compute distances, angles, speed...)

Please use at your own risk, as this script can potentially mess up your system.

Put some classic skateboarding moves on your desktop.

In the 1970s, a group of teenage surfers from a tough neighborhood known as "Dogtown" in Venice, CA pioneered a revolutionary new style of skateboarding.
Riding the waves at the Pacific Ocean pier, the Z-Boys, known for their aggressive style and hard street attitude, combined the death-defying moves of surfing with the art of skateboarding and became overnight sensations and local legends.

BC Resto 922 will not make you disappointed because it is a new, fully downloadable, till service (point of sales) software which is designed for owners of restaurants, cafe's and take aways, giving them total control over their establishments (Even when their not there).

Profits, losses, deduction of margins, inventory, management of waiters etc. Everything is included. Your computer or laptop will act as a till with stock, products, bills, receipts, all already corresponding with each other. Simply type your menu into the right places using the extremely user friendly manual (offered in both French and English) included on our website.

The software can be used on Apple Mac's (allowing your establishment to look elegant and up to date, right to its points of sale), or on Windows type PCs.

Major Features:

1. Management of tables
2. Management of waiters
3. Schedule of deliveries
4. Memory of tables
5. Modification of tables
6. Modification during and after orders.
7. Management of products
8. Management of price
9. Management of taxes
10. Management of orders.
11. On screen bill visualisation.
12. Summary of bills, tickets and receipts.
13. Details of bills for each waiter.
14. Protection and control codes
15. Mangement of return products and offers.
16. Automatic change of price according to percentage.
17. Cash mangement.
18. Sales statisitcs.
19. Clients accounts.
20. Management of deliveries
21. Management of stock
22. Technical support included for the duration of your subscription
23. Fully downloadable point of sale software

At ADHOC/MacHack 20, I created a small Dashboard widget with the help of Dori Smith.

After much laziness, I’m finally releasing it: the WTA Death Widget.

Based on the WTA Death Watch, it counts approximately how many people have died since the widget loaded.

Looking at it reminds you it’s time we started fighting back.

DROD: Journey to Rooted Hold 2.0.14 brings you a very interesting puzzle game in which you can solve all the puzzles on the room and get out alive. The Mathematics Association of America called DROD: Journey to Rooted Hold The Best Puzzle Game of All Time. To call it a puzzle game is inadequate, however; the DROD (Deadly Rooms of Death) games are sui generis. They're dungeon crawls for thinkers. Each room (more than 300 in the full game) is a puzzle, and you must plan every action your character takes carefully to ensure that you solve the puzzle and escape the room alive.

And the puzzles have been refined and polished over time by an active community of enthusiastic fans for years. You won't find the graphic glitz of big-publisher games here but you will find utterly unique and compelling gameplay. The Best Puzzle Game of All Time. Or so says the Mathematics Association of America, and who are to disagree? To call it a puzzle game is inadequate, however; the DROD (Deadly Rooms of Death) games are sui generis, and about the only quick way to describe them is as "Gauntlet meets Sokoban."

You probably know of Gauntlet as a hyper-active arcadey dungeon crawl game--and Journey to Rooted Hold is, in some sense, a dungeon crawl, and there's quite a lot of combat with monsters involved. But it's turn-based--and every decision you make at every turn is vital to getting you through the current puzzle you face. Sokoban is the classic computer puzzle game in which you have to move boxes in through a maze to specified destinations, and any single false push is likely to block your path permanently. So you have to carefully plan every move. There are levels like this in Nethack that you may have encountered, too.

Now imagine if you take this basic idea, but instead of only one action (push), you have several, so that the variety and complexity of the puzzles becomes considerably greater. And that you set it in a dungeon with monsters to slay (though slaying this is also a process of puzzle solving rather than fact action or dice rolling)--but retaining that feeling that every move you make is critical and that carefully planning is required to solve every room. And lets say there were 350 such rooms, and that the puzzles involved had been designed and refined iteratively over literally years of development by a community of enthusiasts.

And that you overlaid on this an actual story, with humorous voice dialog... You'd have DROD: Journey to Rooted Hold. Caravel Games, the creators, call it a "thinking man's dungeon crawl," and that's not a bad description either. If you prize gameplay over glitz, and are eager for a game with a style completely different from the norm--you can't go wrong with DROD.