Chess by the Bad Girls Club

Six Members of the Bad Girls Club who were rusty on their chess playing skills were talking

Palm Reader Mary said, “Let’s organize a meeting with DenverColorado our Chess Playing Mentor. We’ll rent the Cave suite at the McDonna Inn.”

“Sound like a fun way to learn from Denver.”
”When we get to the MaDonnaInn we’ll spread out the chess boards in various parts of the suite. One on both Beds, one the tub, one in large entry way, one in the walk in closet, one in front of the TV and on near the bar area.”

“Ok. That’s the plan. It’ll be on Friday night.”

On Friday all six women were waiting in the restaurant to have dinner and drinks first.

“Oh My! Here comes the Chess King Denver,” the ladies declared in unison. “He showed up.”

During dinner Star said to Denver, “We all challenge you to a game of Strip Chess in one of the suites that we already paid for. The one who Check Mates you in a game. Will get Denver. Is that alright with you?”

“Sure it sound like it’ll be fun for all of us,” Denver said.

“Each time some one loses a chess piece, the loser has to take off a part of clothing and that includes you Denver.”

After arriving at the suite the ladies took their positions. Denver moved from board to board making his moves.

Every time Denver took a piece or a pawn the women would cheer, squealed and laughed as a woman took off some clothing. Soon all the ladies were un-attired and Denver was painting blings on various parts of their anatomy.

Denver still had all his clothes on. The Challenge for the women was to get Denver out of his clothes. One woman solved the problem by placing a floating chessboard in the hot tub.

In went the un-attired ladies and in went DenverColorado.
They all played him a game.

Six against Denver.

Check Mate . . . Check Mate . . .

Check Mate . . . Check Mate . . .

Check Mate  . . .Check Mate!

He mated all six of them.

Denver won and so did the ladies.

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Press Play: Clash of the Titans

This week’s must-see DVD/BD, and why we’re lovin’ it.

What? Clash of the Titans (2010)

Who? Directed by Louis Leterrier and starring Sam Worthington, Liam Neeson, Ralph Fiennes, Jason Flemyng, Gemma Arterton and Alexa Davalos

Why? This new Clash of the Titans is a very different animal than the beloved 1981 film starring Harry Hamlin as demigod Perseus, the son of Zeus.

Now we have Avatar star Sam Worthington—currently the go-to guy for summer blockbusters—as Perseus and plenty of impressive CG effects instead of Ray Harryhausen’s stop-motion animation. Whether that is a good or bad thing is open to debate, but be thankful the DVD and Blu-ray of the new Clash of the Titans is in 2D because the post-production 3D rush job it got for its theatrical release was terrible and worth forgetting about. Free of the distracting halos around the gods and the dim picture, it’s easier to immerse yourself in the Greek myth of Perseus watching helplessly as his family falls to Hades’s (Fiennes) wrath. Vowing to avenge them, Perseus volunteers to lead a dangerous mission to send Hades and his monstrous Kraken back to the underworld.

Clash of the Titans lacks the kitschy charm of its forbearer but is a fun adventure that includes a few little nods to the 1981 film, like a cameo by Bubo the golden mechanical owl. Some of the most thrilling moments in this remake are when Worthington and his team battle a pack of giant scorpions, the confrontation with a slithery Medusa in her lair, and the final battle against the gigantic Kraken as Worthington flies around the monster on the winged horse, Pegasus. We wish filmmakers would use more practical effects than designing fake worlds and creatures on their Macintoshes, but even the most anti-CG crank will find something in Clash of the Titans that makes his jaw drop. Worthington might not be the most charismatic leading man around (he plays the same role in the same deadpan manner here that he did in Avatar, Terminator: Salvationand pretty much any movie he’s been in), but he’s likable enough to muscle his way through any adventure thrown at him, including this one.

What Else? Both the DVD and Blu-ray contain deleted scenes, but that is all they have in common. Titans fans will want the HD exclusive bonus features on the Blu-ray, including “Maximum Movie Mode—Harnessing the Gods,” an enhanced picture-in-picture commentary with Worthington, Neeson, Fiennes and Leterrier.

You’ll want to check out: A featurette on how Worthington prepared for his role (he always looks ready to us) and an alternate ending in which Perseus confronts Zeus on Mount Olympus.

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Advantage of Flash Menu Vs Javascript Menu Bar

Website menu bar or navigation bars are integral parts of every website design. In the past, most webmasters used Javascript to create pull-down menus. It would take a considerable amount of scripting knowledge for web designer to get the right design and right options on the navigation menu, and incompatibility problems arise often between different web browsers and Javascript versions.

In recent years, more and more websites are using flash navigation menus instead of javascript menu systems.  Flash menus provide better browser compatibility — as flash web menu appears and works the same in all browser and operating system conform to the Adobe Flash standard.  Base on Adobe’s website information, over 98% of web users now have flash installed with their browser.

A main factor that makes your visitors trust you is your web site’s appearance & design. Javascript language does not support high quality graphics or animations.  In contrast, flash menus are often visually Rich, and comes with high quality graphics and animated effects, which make using a flash header and navigation menu bar much more attractive than a static Javascript menu.  In additional, Javascript is disabled by many users for security reasons and popup blocking. For these users, Javascript menus will simply become invisible and leave a big blank area on your website — which gives your visitors a very poor impression about your website.

Another main advantage of flash menu is its easy maintenance.  Most flash web menu stores its settings in a single SWF file, changes to site navigation are very easy. Just upload the new file to your site and refresh are instant. If you use Javascript menu, as the javascript code is repeated to all pages, you would need to edit all pages.

To create a flash website menu, you can do it in 2 ways. You can either program it yourself using Adobe Flash software plus actionScript — which require techniques such as timeline control, frame labels, use of button event handlers, and animation skills.

To make things easier done, it is best to look use a flash menu builder software.  Most flash menu builder software provide a wizard and easy steps to make flash menu, you can simply choose a ready made flash web menu design from a collection of flash menu templates, and then fill your menu captions, links, and define sub-menus.

A flash menu builder makes it possible for beginners and non-programmers to build their own flash menu header in minutes without any coding.  Even skillful webmasters might find the flash web menu software providing great assistance and time saver to create flash dropdown menu.
Ko Fai Godfrey, website software and developer since 1996. Developed software including a flash menu builder, website builder, interactive map builder and video player.

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