Free Honey Walnut Shrimp at Panda Express on March 10th
On March 10, 2010 you can print out a coupon to receive a FREE serving of the Honey Walnut Shrimp at Panda Express. Sounds yummy to me!
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RedBox: Free Rental on March 17, 2010
This just came across my Facebook Feed….I guess Redbox wants to have people staying in and enjoying a movie on St. Patrick’s Day instead of hitting the bars & drinking disgusting green beer (eh – I always say that St. Patrick’s Day, along with New Years Eve, is “amateur night” anyway!)
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Today on the StyleBakery network: top 10 trends for spring, Liberty of London hits Target and more
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Games, science and art: some unmissable events...
From Alejandro Jodorowsky at the Plymouth Arts Centre to educational games at the Science Museum, to the National Media Museum's new Game Lounge, a few things for your diary...
Once in a while I post about interesting events, art exhibitions and film festivals that have a passing relevance to games and/or the people who read about them on Gamesblog. So here are here are some genuinely fascinating new examples...
First up, from April 2 to May 16, the excellent Plymouth Arts Centre is housing, 'Alejandro Jodorowsky's "Dune" An Exhibition of a Film of a Book That Never Was', a touring event originating at London's Drawing Room. In 1976 the cult Chilean director attempted to interest Hollywood in a surreal movie adaptation of Frank Herbert's bloated novel. Sadly, he garnered little interest and the project was shelved, but not before he'd commissioned a cabal of famed artists and designers to produce concept work for him - some of which will be shown at the centre.
Why is this relevant? Well, among his collaborators were the legendary French comic book artist Moebius, an oft-cited influence on videogame artists and designers, and HR Giger, who should need no introduction on this website, and has also been a formative presence in game art. Also on board was British sci-fi artist Chris Foss, famed for his beautiful book covers, which graced the works of Isaac Asimov, E.E. Doc Smith and other notaries of the genre. His intricately imagined and brightly-coloured spacecraft festooned with alien iconography, have no doubt inspired game developers all over the world.
And of course, Alejandro Jodorowsky himself has been referenced by Japanese game design maverick and Grasshopper Manufacture founder, Suda51, not least in No More Heroes which bears a few similarities to Jodorowsky's feverish Westerm El Topo.
Elsewhere, from March 22-26, the Science Museum is running a series of nightly events at its Dana Centre venue, exploring digital technology, and its impact on our lives. The five one-hour tech fests have been curated by TV presenter and Gamesblog outcast Aleks Krotoski (hi Aleks! Oh sorry, Dr Aleks!), and while they all look interesting, there are two particular highlights for Gamesblog types.
On March 25 there's 'What Are Games Really Teaching Us?' a debate about the educational value of games (including, I believe, some playable examples), and on March 26 there's 'Technology You Can't Live Without' a series of Pecha Kucha presentations (basically lightening fast power-point talks using 20 slides in six minutes and 40 seconds) by various luminaries including a triple A games designer, a tech academic, a poet, a web developer and a community manager.
Places should be pre-booked by calling 020 7942 4040 or emailing tickets@danacentre.org.uk.
Finally, between April 1 - 16, the National Media Museum in Bradford will be celebrating the opening of its new Game Lounge area (pictured above) with a range of special events and activities. On the 7th and 9th, there's Big Screen Gaming, which brings popular Xbox and PS3 games to the Museum's cinema screen - and visitors can play for free. There are also Lego Animation Workshops based on the Lego Star Wars and Lego Indiana Jones games, and two Pixel Art Stop Motion Animation Workshops, which will allow you to design your own retro 2D game characters.
There's also the cool-sounding Games Lounge itself, which features Tetris-shaped furniture and 15 retro computer, console and coin-op games to try out, including Donkey Kong, Pong, Super Mario Kart and Manic Miner.
Events need to be booked via the National Media Museum box office on 0870 70 10 200.
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