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Legacy Launches First DS Game

Legacy Interactive announced the launch of their first game on Nintendo DS, Zoo Vet: Endangered Animals, a breakthrough title for animal lovers and aspiring vets that will provide both children and adults with compelling educational experiences that emphasize learning through activity. In this new simulation game set in an urban zoo, players will quickly find out that being a zoo vet is an adventurous and exciting job as they do things like watch a baby flamingo take her first steps, amputate an orangutan¹s finger and they even get to stick their heads in a hippo¹s mouth! A portion of the game's proceeds will be donated to the African Wildlife Foundation that provided fascinating conservation information used in the game.

WWII vet breaks silence on Nazi slave camp

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Looking Glass Vet Joins Vyk Games

Tom Sperry, former director at revered (and now defunct) Thief developer Looking Glass Studios, has joined Shanghai, China-based outsourcing firm Vyk Games, the company said Wednesday.

Fox taps THQ vet for video game post

HOLLYWOOD, Calif.—Twentieth Century Fox has appointed Gary Rosenfeld to the position of Senior Vice President of New Media Licensing, a role with oversight of the studio’s portfolio of video game projects and management responsibility for Twentieth Century Fox Licensing & Merchandising's (Fox L&M) games development staff.

Two-headed cat shocks vet

The tiny kitten, which was born at the Swan Veterinary Clinic in Perth, Western Australia, eats out of just one mouth, but both mouths meow simultaneously.

Freaky Feline Born With Two Heads

A vet in Australia thought he was seeing double when a cat in labour gave birth to a two-headed kitten.

LEGACY INTERACTIVE LAUNCHES ITS FIRST NINTENDO DS ...

LEGACY INTERACTIVE LAUNCHES ITS FIRST NINTENDO DS TITLE WITH ZOO VET: ENDANGERED ANIMALS

500 op to save fish

The 10-in long creature, called Carla, was anaesthetised before vet Sue Thornton used a scalpel, needle and forceps to repair the hole.

Legacy Interactive To Relase Their First DS Game in Nov

Legacy Interactive is getting ready to release their first Nintendo DS title, Zoo Vet: Endangered Animals, which will be available at retail in early November.

Happy Honey!

Honey is still on the mend and is doing really well.  She's had the staples out of her leg, the vet is happy with how it feels and she seems to be able to walk OK although she isn't allowed to do much of that.  She finishes her "cage rest" next week so I'll get my broody cage back.  She will then be allowed out but confined to one (large) room to minimise jumping etc.  After a week I will give her the run of my part of the house then a couple of weeks later she will get to see the outside world again.

Gift Theatre cast sees past the cliches in 'Streamers'; tired 'Patient No. 1' at WNEP

Before Stanley Kubrick laid bare the dehumanizing horrors of basic training in the Vietnam-era in "Full Metal Jacket," David Rabe (himself a 'Nam vet) got there with 1976's "Streamers," one of a trilogy of plays he penned about the war and its effects on the home front. Unfortunately, Rabe's vision of male bonding amid racial and sexual tension and competition hasn't held up well. As in "Hurlyburly," his portrait of drugged-out Hollywood wannabes in the go-go 1980s, Rabe never uses nuance for his characters where a broad stroke can suffice.

10 Percent of Colleges Check Applicants' Social Profiles

theodp writes "Confirming paranoid high-schoolers' fears, a new Kaplan survey reveals that 10% of admissions officers from prestigious schools said they had peeked at sites like Facebook and MySpace to evaluate college-bound seniors. Of those using the profiles, 38% said it had a 'negative impact' on the applicant. 'Today's application is not just what you send ... but whatever they can Google about you,' said Kaplan's Jeff Olson. At Notre Dame, assistant provost for enrollment Dan Saracino said he and his staff sometimes come across candidates portraying themselves in a less-than-flattering light. 'It's typically inappropriate photos — like holding up a can of beer at a party,' Saracino said. On the other hand, using the Internet to vet someone's character seems overly intrusive to Northwestern's Christopher Watson.

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