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Google Wallet llega a México, Netflix te ayuda a eliminar gorrones y Meta colabora en el desarrollo de Galáctica.Puedes apoyar la realización de este programa con una suscripción. Más información por acáNoticias:-Netflix lanzó una nueva configuración para “Administra acceso y dispositivos” con la cual los propietarios de cuentas podrán ver y cerrar sesiones de forma remota en los dispositivos en donde se usa la cuenta. -Finalmente llega a México Google Wallet. En su lanzamiento, Google estableció alianza con Nu, Hey Banco, Banorte, Banregio, Inbursa, Mastercard y Visa. -La NASA lanzó su nave espacial Orion. Esta es la primera nave espacial en usar la activación por tiempo vía ethernet, o TTE para tráfico crítico mixto en una red. -Microsoft lanzó una nueva aplicación de Games for Work en Teams, lo que permite a los compañeros de trabajo jugar Solitario, Buscaminas, Wordament o IceBreakers entre ellos durante una junta. -Meta AI colaboró con el proyecto comunitario Papers with Code para generar el gran modelo de lenguaje Galáctica, diseñado para almacenar, combinar y razonar sobre contenido científico. Análisis: ¿Para qué sirve un Gran Modelo de Lenguage?¿Prefieres leer las noticias? ¡Suscríbete a mi newsletter y te llegarán todos los días!   Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/noticias-de-tecnologia-express. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dear Families of Room F1, We're going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what's coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch These Announcements on Video Here Mr. Gray's Class Podcast Class Website Walk to Northwood Memorial and Castle Park Field Trip- Friday, May 27th Monday, May 30th is the Memorial Day Holiday (no school) IPSF Summer Classes and Camps Registration This is a class taught by a good friend of mine Multiplication and Division Facts Practice Spelling Words - The kids will receive the words Tuesday, practice during the week, and take the quiz on Friday. Follow along with our Wordament! And our Class Chess Tournament! Reader's Workshop The students will continue their mystery book report. It is due on Friday. Writer's Workshop The kids continue on our Writer's Workshop Unit: Changing the World (Persuasive Speeches). The kids will publish their speeches this week. Math What happened to math class? The kids will take a closer look at volume and do some review of Area and Perimeter. Social Studies The kids will create a folder for an American Hero. They have resources to do research and create an in-depth look at an important American. Science The kids will create a poster about a severe weather event and design a product that can protect someone from that severe weather event. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Families of Room F1, We're going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what's coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch These Announcements on Video Here Mr. Gray's Class Podcast Class Website AWISH- May 6th, 5-8pm Monday, May 30th is the Memorial Day Holiday (no school) IPSF Summer Classes and Camps Registration- This is a class taught by a good friend of mine Multiplication and Division Facts Practice Spelling Words - The kids will receive the words Tuesday, practice during the week, and take the quiz on Friday. Follow along with our Wordament! And our Class Chess Tournament! Reader's Workshop The students will continue the Reader's Workshop Unit: Mystery (Foundational Skills in Disguise). We will spend the week working together to see common characteristics of mysteries, studying red herrings, and finding hidden clues. Writer's Workshop The kids continue on our Writer's Workshop Unit: Changing the World (Persuasive Speeches). The kids will raise the level of their writing by paragraphing and considering the audience when they discard information and choose words that evoke emotions. Math What happened to math class? The kids will start our final unit of the year (we will be doing more review later): Mass and Volume. We will start by orienting ourselves to the vocabulary and real world examples of “mass”. Social Studies The kids will study both American and California Heroes after we establish as a class “What makes a hero?”. Science Nothing this week. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Families of Room F1, We're going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what's coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch These Announcements on Video Here Mr. Gray's Class Podcast Class Website Decades Dress Up Day- Wednesday April 27th AWISH- April 22nd May 6th, 5-8pm Monday, May 30th is the Memorial Day Holiday (no school) IPSF Summer Classes and Camps Registration- This is a class taught by a good friend of mine Multiplication and Division Facts Practice Spelling Words - The kids will receive the words Tuesday, practice during the week, and take the quiz on Friday. Follow along with our Wordament! And our Class Chess Tournament! Reader's Workshop The students will continue the Reader's Workshop Unit: Mystery (Foundational Skills in Disguise). We will spend the week understanding the mystery by collaborating with partners (like real crime solvers), keeping hold of the mystery even when the book is long and tricky, and understanding common patterns and characteristics of mysteries. Writer's Workshop The kids continue on our Writer's Workshop Unit: Changing the World (Persuasive Speeches). The kids will raise the level of their writing by gathering more information about their opinion, organizing and categorizing their supporting information, and proving their point by giving evidence using transitions like “For example”. Math What happened to math class? The kids will spend the week on our next unit: Representing Data with Graphs. The kids will learn about line plots and compare and contrast picture graphs, bar graphs, and line plots. We will finish up the unit with an assessment on Friday. Social Studies Nothing this week. Science The kids will start on the next part of our weather unit. For a few weeks we will study severe weather (lightning, floods, wildfires, and more). Next week we will build up our background knowledge about these kinds of severe weather. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Families of Room F1, We're going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what's coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch These Announcements on Video Here Mr. Gray's Class Podcast Class Website AWISH- April 22nd 5-8pm Monday, May 30th is the Memorial Day Holiday (no school) IPSF Summer Classes and Camps Registration Multiplication and Division Facts Practice Spelling Words - The kids will receive the words Tuesday, practice during the week, and take the quiz on Friday. Follow along with our Wordament! And our Class Chess Tournament! Reader's Workshop The students will start our next Reader's Workshop Unit: Mystery (Foundational Skills in Disguise). We will spend the week learning about the characteristics of mystery stories like: trying to solve the mystery before the crime solver does, doing special predicting about suspects, opportunities, and motives, and using strategies when reading gets tough. Writer's Workshop The kids continue on our next Writer's Workshop Unit: Changing the World (Persuasive Speeches). The kids will gather brave, bold opinions, practice writing with independence, and consider the audience to say more by asking questions that a reader might ask. Math What happened to math class? The kids will spend the week on our nex unit: Representing Data with Graphs. The kids will learn about picture graphs and bar graphs. They will also make their own survey, collect data and represent that data with picture graphs and bar graphs. Social Studies The kids will spend the week continuing to build out a class understanding of what the responsibilities are of good citizens. Science The kids will start on the next part of our weather unit. For a few weeks we will study severe weather (lightning, floods, wildfires, and more). Next week we will build up our background knowledge about these kinds of severe weather. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Families of Room F1, We're going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what's coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch These Announcements on Video Here Mr. Gray's Class Podcast Class Website Open House Thursday, March 31st 6-7pm Reminder: The Week of March 28th-April 1st is full of minimum days. Every day next week school will end at 1:40. Talent Show Information (Fill out form and send back by April 1st) Multiplication and Division Facts Practice Spelling Words - The kids will receive the words Tuesday, practice during the week, and take the quiz on Friday. Follow along with our Wordament! Reader's Workshop The students will spend the week reading for fun and working on a character project. Writer's Workshop The kids will be finishing their poetry project and making their own board game! Math What happened to math class? The kids will spend the week reviewing math concepts from earlier this year and playing math games. Social Studies Nothing this week. Science The kids will continue their weather diaries. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Families of Room F1, We're going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what's coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch These Announcements on Video Here Mr. Gray's Class Podcast Class Website Spring Conferences: For those of you with spring conferences, they are currently scheduled to take place Zoom. If you'd like to change that to in-person, please let me know. Talent Show Information (Fill out form and send back by April 1st) Reminder: The Week of March 28th-April 2nd is full of minimum days. Every day next week school will end at 1:40. Update: Jog-A-Thon Friday March 25th (Turn in Pledge Envelopes to Mr. Gray by April 1st) Our run time is first thing in the morning (8:25-8:55) so students should come dressed to run. Open House Thursday, March 31st 6-7pm Multiplication and Division Facts Practice Spelling Words - The kids will receive the words Tuesday, practice during the week, and take the quiz on Friday. Follow along with our Wordament! Reader's Workshop The students will spend the week reading for fun and working on a character project. Writer's Workshop The kids will finish publishing their animal information books and work on a short poetry project. Math What happened to math class? We start a new mini-unit on mass and volume. We will start by studying the meaning of mass and then compare objects that measure in grams and objects that measure in kilograms. Social Studies The kids will investigate rules, rights, and laws. We will begin our study of “citizenship” and what it means to be a good citizen. Science We will continue our weather unit by what it means to be a meteorologist. We will also study the tools of weather data collection by exploring thermometers and start a weather diary. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Families of Room F1, We're going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what's coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch These Announcements on Video Here Mr. Gray's Class Podcast Class Website Starting Monday, March 14th, students are not required (but still strongly encouraged) to wear masks indoors anymore. Some students will continue to wear masks and others will choose not to wear them. I will continue to wear a mask indoors at least through spring break. Update: Jog-A-Thon Friday March 25th (Turn in Pledge Envelopes to Mr. Gray by April 1st) Our run time is first thing in the morning (8:25-8:55) so students should come dressed to run. Open House Thursday, March 31st Multiplication and Division Facts Practice Spelling Words - The kids will receive the words Tuesday, practice during the week, and take the quiz on Friday. Follow along with our Wordament! Reader's Workshop The students will spend the week researching an animal of their choice. They will study how to build up vocabulary and talk with the lingo of experts and how to discuss our topic with zeal for a new animal or animals of their choice both in class and with library books. Writer's Workshop The kids will wrap up our writing about research unit going along with our reading unit. They will draft and write all about an animal or multiple animals. Math What happened to math class? We start a finish unit on telling time intervals (ex. PE started at 10:45 and ended at 11:19, how many minutes was PE). We practice solving problems using t-charts and then students will choose strategies that work the best for them. We will also ask students to make up their own problems and have other students solve them. Social Studies The kids will investigate rules, rights, and laws. We will begin our study of “citizenship” and what it means to be a good citizen. Science We will continue our weather unit by what it means to be a meteorologist. We will also study the tools of weather data collection by exploring thermometers. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Families of Room F1, We're going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what's coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch These Announcements on Video Here Mr. Gray's Class Podcast Class Website Open House Thursday, March 31st Update: Jog-A-Thon Friday March 25th (Turn in Pledge Envelopes to Mr. Gray by April 1st) Our run time is first thing in the morning (8:25-8:55) so students should come dressed to run. Multiplication and Division Facts Practice Spelling Words - The kids will receive the words Tuesday, practice during the week, and take the quiz on Friday. Follow along with our Wordament! Reader's Workshop We are continuing our researching animals unit. We are practicing different ways to research and gather information about a topic. This week we will study how to build up vocabulary and talk with the lingo of experts and how to discuss our topic with zeal for a new animal. Writer's Workshop The kids will continue our writing about research unit going along with our reading unit. This week the kids will teach others about their animal as a way to get ready to write, discuss table of contents and chapter organization and reread their drafts to add more for a new animal. Math What happened to math class? We start a new unit on telling time intervals (ex. PE started at 10:45 and ended at 11:19, how many minutes was PE). We will start by exploring time on a stopwatch and move on to reviewing time to the minute, then look at problems with time and solving those problems with number lines and t-charts. Social Studies No Social Studies this week. Science We will continue our weather unit by studying wind and precipitation. We will look at local data for patterns. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Families of Room F1, We're going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what's coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch These Announcements on Video Here Mr. Gray's Class Podcast Class Website Read Across America Day (Read all day)- Wednesday March 2nd Wear PJs, Bring blankets and/or stuffed animals. We will read almost all day! Jog-A-Thon Friday March 4th (Turn in Pledge Envelopes to Mr. Gray by March 18th) Our run time is first thing in the morning (8:25-8:55) so students should come dressed to run. Open House Thursday, March 31st Multiplication and Division Facts Practice Spelling Words - The kids will receive the words Tuesday, practice during the week, and take the quiz on Friday. Follow along with our Wordament! Reader's Workshop We are continuing our researching animals unit. We are practicing different ways to research and gather information about a topic. This week we will study how to build up vocabulary and talk with the lingo of experts and how to discuss our topic with zeal for a new animal. Writer's Workshop The kids will continue our writing about research unit going along with our reading unit. This week the kids will teach others about their animal as a way to get ready to write, discuss table of contents and chapter organization and reread their drafts to add more. Math What happened to math class? We will wrap up our unit on fractions by studying fractions greater than 1, fraction word problems, reviewing fractions and finally taking a fractions assessment at the end of the week. Social Studies The kids will take their knowledge of the important symbols and documents of the United States and make documents and symbols that represent our classroom. Science We will start a new unit on weather. We will start the unit by discussing what weather is, sorting weather related vocabulary words, and learning about different kinds of clouds. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Families of Room F1, We're going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what's coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch These Announcements on Video Here Mr. Gray's Class Podcast Class Website Valentine's Day Exchange Monday, February 14th No School February 18th and 21st (Teacher Work Day and President's Day) Read Across America Day (Read all day)- Wednesday March 2nd Open House Thursday, March 31st Multiplication and Division Facts Practice Spelling Words - The kids will receive the words Tuesday, practice during the week, and take the quiz on Friday. Follow along with our Wordament! Reader's Workshop The kids will work together to create posters comparing and contrasting characters from different books to wrap up our Character Studies unit. Writer's Workshop The kids will publish their last essay for the baby literary essay unit. They will take all the evidence they've gathered from across their book to support a claim about a charter. Math What happened to math class? We will continue our fractions unit by studying how to compare fractions and looking at fractions greater than 1. Social Studies We will wrap up the current chapter by studying some of the documents and symbols that bring us together as Americans. Science No science this week. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Families of Room F1, We're going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what's coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch These Announcements on Video Here Mr. Gray's Class Podcast Class Website Global School Play Day (Play all day)- Wednesday February 2nd Valentine's Day Exchange No School February 18th and 21st (Teacher Work Day and President's Day) Read Across America Day (Read all day)- Wednesday March 2nd Open House Thursday, March 31st Running Club Registration Multiplication and Division Facts Practice Spelling Words - The kids will receive the words Tuesday, practice during the week, and take the quiz on Friday. Follow along with our Wordament! Reader's Workshop The kids will continue to study the character's journey. We will learn to pay close attention to the climax of the story, noticing how the main character is tested and we'll discuss how characters resolve big trouble. Writer's Workshop The kids will work on their next literary essay. This time, students will grow an idea from their own story, find evidence, and then write an essay. Among other things, we will use mentor texts to improve our writing and really discuss how to use paragraphs (and make sure we are using paragraphs). Math What happened to math class? We will wrap up our study of division (for the moment) and celebrate the 100th day of school (Tuesday) with a math game! Social Studies We will shift our focus from the federal government to the government of the state of California. Science The kids will continue to watch the caterpillars change and keep track of that change. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Families of Room F1, We're going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what's coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch These Announcements on Video Here Mr. Gray's Class Podcast Class Website Global School Play Day (Play all day)- Wednesday February 2nd Open House Thursday, March 31st No School February 18th and 21st (Teacher Work Day and President's Day) Read Across America Day (Read all day)- Wednesday March 2nd Running Club Registration Multiplication and Division Facts Practice (Check your student's progress report) Spelling Words - The kids will receive the words Tuesday, practice during the week, and take the quiz on Friday. Follow along with our Wordament! Reader's Workshop We will continue our character studies unit. The kids will follow a character's journey by: Noticing that stories are shaped like mountains and we can watch characters go up and down, expecting characters to face and react to trouble, noticing the roles of secondary characters and noticing the role of illustrations in stories. Writer's Workshop The students will publish their first literary essay about the story, Each Kindness by Jacqueline Woodson. Math What happened to math class? The students will continue our exploration of division specifically looking at how division and multiplication are related through fact families and properties. Social Studies We'll review the structure of the federal government looking at the three branches of government and the role of each branch. Science The kids will continue keeping track of the changes that the caterpillars are undergoing and we will continue to study the life cycle of butterflies. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Families of Room F1, We're going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what's coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch These Announcements on Video Here Mr. Gray's Class Podcast Class Website No School January 17th and 18th Global School Play Day (Play all day)- Wednesday February 2nd Open House Thursday, March 31st No School February 18th and 21st (Teacher Work Day and President's Day) Read Across America Day (Read all day)- Wednesday March 2nd Running Club Registration Multiplication and Division Facts Practice (Check your student's progress report) Spelling Words - The kids will receive the words Tuesday, practice during the week, and take the quiz on Friday. Follow along with our Wordament! Reader's Workshop We will continue our character studies unit. The kids will start to grow ideas about characters and notice patterns with characters. Writer's Workshop We will continue our Baby Literary Essay Unit. The kids will write 2 more drafts about the book Each Kindness and we will try to study and add transitional phrases to help frame evidence. Math What happened to math class? We will move on to our next unit: Division. We will study division as fair sharing/equal groups and we will go outside and practice division as jumps on a number line. Social Studies We will look at the basic structure of the federal government. Science Our shipment is on hold so we will study the life cycle of plants. Later we will study the life cycle of animals and then compare their life cycles. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Game Reviews: Bendy and the Ink Machine | Storm Boy.Game Chat: Fortnite Creative | Wordament.

It's been another packed week for new games (I feel like this is the case every week now), and we've been busy trying to play and stream as many of them as possible. On this week's show, we give you the chance to win an Xbox One download code for Wells by listening for our inconspicuous contest claxon, we share our initial thoughts on Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands Achievements and LEGO Worlds Achievements, wax lyrical over the new Middle-earth: Shadow of War trailer that dropped yesterday, and give you the low-down on this week's ID@Xbox releases. We also go through all of this week's big news announcements, take a look at what we've been playing over the past seven days, look at the games coming our way next week, and answer your questions including our question of the week. Links: Middle-earth: Shadow of War Gameplay Reveal Two Gears of War 4 Achievements No Longer Partially Discontinued Gears of War 4's Gnasher to Receive Improvements Play Steep for Free This Weekend Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 Available for Free This Weekend with Xbox LIVE Gold The Division Celebrates Its Anniversary With an Event and Two Free Expansions Modern Warfare Remastered to Receive Call of Duty 4's Variety Map Pack Wordament on Windows 10 to Become Microsoft Ultimate Word Games Answer to the Highest DLC completion percentage question from Robert Blane

Video games are the new self-help, and Jane McGonigal is here to tell us why. She's an all around gaming boss (see here and here) and she's the director of game research and development at the Institute for the Future in Palo Alto, California where she's spent years researching our brains during what she calls, "the state of play." After wading through tons of research, she found that gaming is a wonderland of possibilities to make us smarter, happier, and more creative people.  So game play isn't just an escape? Nope, it doesn't have to be. Jane says that the key to finding positive emotions and empowerment is to ground your gaming in real life. So when you're trapped in Minecraft, don't give up and walk away, trudge on. Fight. Or use creative problem-solving to get to to the next level. Those skills or resources will spill out from the virtual world and into the real one.  In fact, gaming can help cope with depression and combat anxiety, but it's all about the dosage (i.e. how much gaming you're doing). And we didn't want to leave you hanging when it comes to figuring out which games are best for what. Here are Jane's prescriptions: If you're trying to lose weight: "When you feel a craving coming on, play a visual pattern-matching game on your phone -- like Tetris or Candy Crush Saga – for ten minutes. These games have been shown in scientific studies to reduce cravings, by monopolizing your visual imagination and blocking your brain's ability to picture the thing you crave. Research shows that players make healthier eating choices in the hour after they've played!" If you need to reduce stress or combat anxiety: "Try the new game Reigns. It's a simple and easy-to-learn game in the style of games known to activate the same blood flow patterns in the brain as meditation, creating a blissful state of mind known as "flow." Research shows that twenty minutes of these flow-inducing games, three times a week, will help you focus your mind and calm yourself, and improve your mood for hours afterward. (Believe it or not, I've met many Buddhist monks who play Angry Birds!)" If you could use a boost of extra energy and motivation: "Play a really tricky puzzle game, like Sudoku, Cut the Rope, or The Room. Research shows that trying to solve a difficult puzzle increases dopamine levels in your brain, which is the neurotransmitter that increases your work ethic and will power. It doesn't matter if you successfully complete the game or not – just trying will do the trick, and the harder the better. So if you have a difficult project to tackle, or a complex problem to solve, prime your brain for success with fifteen minutes of puzzling first." Manoush is an old-school Tetris addict and she just downloaded it on her phone to play guilt-free. But what's your jam? Tell us what you like playing and why. As per the usual,  get in touch at notetoself@wnyc.org, or the comments section below, or on Twitter or Facebook.   UPDATE: You've been writing in to tell us about the games you use to de-stress or stretch your brain, and they sound so good we had to share.  Below, suggestions from Note to Self listeners:  "If you're looking for a game to play before bed, Harvest Moon is my all time favorite. Nothing is as relaxing as simulated farming." - Maggie "I like playing a game called Wordament to help deal with stress or to calm my brain down at the end of the day. It forces my brain to focus on just one thing rather than having scattershot thoughts." - Chris "The Witness is the epitome of puzzle games. If you want a mind-tearing, beautiful, and unbelievably involved puzzle game, that is the game for you." - Justin "Words With Friends keeps me connected. Monument Valley just tickled me. Klondike Solitaire to empty my head." - Peg "Since I was 11 years old, The Sims has been one of the most effective stress-relieving aspects of my life. There's something about the steady, creative process of building a house, achieving perceived long-term goals (Barista -> Manager in 1 hour, what?!) and social experimentation that completely relaxes me. Crazy to think after 15 years of turbulent high school emotions, unrewarding internships, stressful career deadlines, that this one game has evolved with me and, in my opinion, heightened by durability to the pressures of everyday life." - Angelique "I remembered  while looking into Monument Valley in particular that the soundtracks are so also so helpful for studying. My favorites right now are MV's, Journey, and Firewatch!!" - Tracey "I play ancestry.com. It's the only technology driven game I've ever played. I find it fun, interesting, challenging and then I have a kinship chart for my children when I'm finished." - Leslie "My game is Spelltower. My daughter enjoys playing many games- Satellina, Monument Valley, Pictoword, Twist -- and I think most are useful in teaching problem-solving." - Leanna  For more Note to Self, subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn, I Heart Radio, Overcast, Pocket Casts, or anywhere else using our RSS feed.  Support Note to Self by becoming a member today at NotetoSelfRadio.org/donate.    

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Episode eight of the Xamarin Podcast kicks off discussing the new Microsoft CEO, diving into cross platform apps such as Total Connect Comfort Europe from Honeywell, Wordament from Microsoft and announcing Xamarin Evolve 2014, sign up and be notified when registration opens up! Satya Nadella - Microsoft's CEO - http://microsoft.com/ceo Animation fun with UIView.AnimateAsync() - http://kerry.lothrop.de/animation-fun/ Xamarin How-To: Controls for Navigating Between Screens in iOS - http://visualstudiomagazine.com/articles/2014/01/01/xamarin-how-to.aspx Watch LINQ to Twitter On Glass - http://geekswithblogs.net/winaz/archive/2014/01/10/watch-linq-to-twitter-on-glass.aspx GlassPrompter, the Google Glass Teleprompter - http://rogerpincombe.com/glassprompter Google Glass Template for Visual Studio - http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/0299716a-24ba-41f0-8b97-2f4992bb91a8 Automated UI Testing with Cucumber and Calabash - http://praeclarum.org/post/73655359097/automated-ui-testing-with-cucumber-and-calabash Core Animation Resources for Xamarin.iOS Developers - http://mikebluestein.wordpress.com/2014/02/02/core-animation-resources-for-xamarin-ios-developers/ Using Atlassian Bamboo to build Xamarin apps - http://lipsky.me/blog/2014/1/29/r1x6nswctliiwqngg0zu63u2713cnp Xamarin Evolve 2014 - http://xamarin.com/evolve/2014 Total Connect Comfort Europe on Android - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.honeywell.totalconnectcomforteurope&hl=en Total Connect Comfort Europe on iOS - https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/total-connect-comfort-europe/id783653368?mt=8 Xamarin's Visual Studio Plugin, missing Android devices, Genymotion and Parallels Desktop – don't panic! - http://krumelur.me/2014/01/30/xamarins-visual-studio-plugin-missing-android-devices-genymotion-and-parallels-desktop-dont-panic/ Wave Engine 1.3 Sea Lion - http://waveengine.net/news/details/13 Wordament Ships to Every Major Platform with Xamarin - http://blog.xamarin.com/wordament-ships-to-every-major-platform-with-xamarin/ February Mobile C# Developer Meetups - http://blog.xamarin.com/february-2014-mobile-c-sharp-developer-meetups/ Will the Next Great Boston Tech Company Please Stand Up? - http://www.xconomy.com/boston/2014/01/30/will-the-next-great-boston-tech-company-please-stand-up/?singlepage=true Google opens Chromecast to all developers - http://news.cnet.com/8301-10233-57617969-93/google-opens-chromecast-to-all-developers/ Special Guest: Chris Hardy.

We come not to bury the 360 and PS3... well, most of us, anyway. Hur-RAY, hur-RAY, hur-RAY, step right up and get your Nintendo Free Radio on for the 25th time! (Not actually the 25th episode, but who's counting?) New Business sees Stephen step up for the casuals with a couple of things the others wouldn't touch with a 39.5 foot pole: Windows Phone word game Wordament and Blizzard's new children's card... er, trading card game, Hearthstone. You might have heard of Donald's New Business, since it's the two biggest Nintendo releases of the year to date: Pokemon X (now with live trolling of Kentuckians!) and Wind Waker HD. Austen wraps with PSN's recent downloadable thriller Rain, proves that playing Lost Planet 3 is going beyond the impossible, and finishes with yet another dose of Ellen Page in Beyond: Two Souls. Now Posted got intentionally shortened to allow maximum time for Whatcha Watch'n. Stephen gets a little theatrical with Potted Potter and puts MasterChef through several dryer cycles to shrink it down to MasterChef Junior before talking Donald off the ledge over Revolutionary Girl Utena. Austen gives a quick update on Beware the Batman and goes a few episodes into Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, but buckle up for extended, spoilery discussions of Transformers Prime now that the show has wrapped with the release of Transformers Prime Beast Hunters: Predacons Rising. For the Feature this time around, we're well aware that there's less than a month until the PS3 and 360 get taken out back and Old Yellered. As such, we look back at our memories of HD goodness and give you some recommendations for games you might have missed - as well as the warts. The Mushrooms bring us in for a landing with musings on a state's bad luck, the usual tribute of a common punching bag, and someone mentioning Beautiful Unique Sparkleponies (not Stephen). Did we miss a game in the HD discussion? Want to help Donald through therapy? Let us know in the comments below or send us an email! This podcast was edited by Austen Parkin, Stephen Shook and Donald Theriault. All clips and music used under fair use rights and for discussion purposes only.Editor's Note: Apologies for the delay in posting this episode, but when you see just how many resources are in this episode, you'll understand why that happened.

Sinan is joined by just one GameCritic in the form of Brad Gallway, so takes the opportunity to have a Big Red Potion reunion by bringing his former co-host Joe DeLia and Eurogamer's Jeffrey Matulef onto the show. The quartet take a dazzlingly irreverent (and temporally irrelevant) dash through the games they've been playing, covering The Last of Us, Saints Row 4, The Bureau: XCOM Declassified, Ico, Wordament, Asura's Wrath, and The Wolf Among Us

In questo episodio: [00:00:43] Steam Box, Roghi di videogiochi, Scelte morali, Nvidia Shield + Grid + Experience [00:59:02] Hitman: Absolution, The Room, Sticker Star, Persona 4 Golden, Wordament, To The Moon, ZombiU, AC3 (2 parole), Little Inferno, Bulletstorm, Great Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams, Knights of pen and paper, Dustforce, Far Cry 3, The Walking Dead, Super Mario Mario U, Nintendo Land, Dishonored. [02:17:22] Terra Bruciata [02:27:04] Posta [02:40:21] Outro

This week! Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed, Neo Geo X, Angry Birds Trilogy, Wordament, Hundreds, Chronovolt, Surge, Sixty Second Shooter, Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion, backlogs, Wii U Mario, podcast hosts as fighting game characters, Remote Play, slow launches and more! And check out Greg's web series Generation 16 (Episode 7 now available) - click here. And take a trip over to Phil's YouTube Channel to see some awesome retro game vids. Own an iPhone/iPod touch? We've got an app for that--the Player One Podcast player app is available now. Play shows new and old, read show notes, access the show Twitter, website, email, and more! Click here to download. Got an Android device? You can now download our app on the Amazon Android Appstore. Find out all about it here. Follow us on twitter at twitter.com/p1podcast. Thanks for listening! Don't forget to visit our new web site at www.playeronepodcast.com. Don't forget to join our forums if you haven't already! Running time: 1:29:00