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Kontera Review

Posted by admin on May 19th, 2011

Kontera provides publishers with an effective and user friendly source of advertising. User experience is a key factor in advertising and Kontera works hard to solve problems and provide appropriate ads. Being a kids site, this is very important for us and over the years they have provided our users with age appropriate advertising and in text solutions.

The setup is very simple and you can have it up and running in no time!

Efficient and effective customer service has always been strong quality with all of the Kontera representatives.  We would recommend Kontera to any publisher looking for new adverting and revenue sources.

Click here to see their services.

 

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Happy Birthday Me Mates & Sammie Sam Sam!

Posted by Asmi on December 11th, 2010

Heyy guys! Long time no see! Before I go on about my life let me wish my bestestestest mates in the world Hugebear and Hugobear & my awesomest friend ever Sammie a very happy birthday! I hope you guys succeed in life, become more mature than you already are, enjoy your teenage life and make everyone that love you proud. I am honored to be a friend of you little weirdos and I love you very very very much. I’m very sorry for not blogging for so long. I have just been so busy and lost in my own life that I just couldn’t..find a way out. But now I have decided to blog again and tell you guys about what’s going in Asmi’s little universe. I missed you guys so much and I miss everything! I saw the whole new KW and its so confusing now! My neice is a part Kidzworld now and I hope you guys are friends.

Anyway, you guys need to reply to this blog and tell me about what you guys did on birthdays ’cause i’m really very curious to know. Specially about what the bears did for their birthdays since I somewhat know about what Sammie did and got as presents. :D

Take care, love you, miss you
With loads, and tons, and dozens of love, hugs and best wishes.
Sincerely yours,
Asmiii. <3

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Nowhere Boy

Posted by Asmi on May 21st, 2010

I just finished watching one of the most amazing movies I’ve seen this year. Nowhere Boy. It’s about John Lennon’s life before he became a Beatle. It’s a beautiful movie and I don’t think I have much to say about it other than; you have to watch this movie if you’re a Beatle fan. You know what? Even if you’re not, you just need to watch this movie it’s amazing. The scenes, the direction, the dialogues, the story, the acting, everything is just extraordinary. At least to me it seemed like it. I didn’t know anything about John Lennon’s life, probably not many people knew about his childhood. This movie shows you everything and I’m so glad I got watch such a fabulous piece of work. Kristin Scott Thomas has a wonderful job, so has everyone else, everyone did an equally good job. I don’t wanna give away the story, and I don’t even think I can describe how much I enjoyed this movie; so all I’m going to ask you to do is watch it yourself.

And like the tagline says “As a boy all John Lennon needed was love.”

Here’s a song from the movie.
“In spite of all the danger” by the Quarrymen.

Cheers, Asmi.

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Split Second v. Blur v. ModNation Racers

Posted by Nathaniel Edwards on May 15th, 2010

This week, Split Second is pumping a ridiculous amount of adrenaline into the racing game genre. On May 25th, two more racers are coming out with very different approaches. Let’s just quickly compare the three.

Split Second: Race opponents and your friends over chaotic courses that anyone can blow to smithereens at any time, totally changing the course and taking racers out.

Blur: The only one of the three with real licensed cars, it’s more realistic than the others as well while still being arcade-y. Racers still try to perform stunts and use power-ups to take down the other cars.

ModNation Racers: Think LittleBigPlanet meets Mario Kart. It’s a kart racing game where you get to make the characters, the karts, and the tracks, all with incredibly detailed tools that anyone can use.

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What’s New in Skate 3

Posted by Nathaniel Edwards on May 8th, 2010

There wasn’t even enough room to describe everything in Skate 3 in this week’s post. So here’s a more complete list of all the cool new stuff.

  • A new city! You’re not in San Vanelona or New San Vanelona, now you’re in Port Carverton! Plus there aren’t any security guards to beat you up this time…
  • New tricks! You can now do probably the coolest trick ever, the DARKSLIDE. It’s like a boardslide, but with the board upside down. Along with that, you get underflips and stuff related to that.
  • Teams! You create a skate team and your own skate company in Skate 3. You can invite your friends into your team, and have your team graphic on their boards and shirts and stuff.
  • Board sales! Every objective you complete is to sell your company’s boards. You’re in big business now, and it’s about the sales just as much as your skating.
  • Co-operative gameplay! Invite a friend to skate along with you, and you can complete single-player objectives along with him. He’ll get credit in his game, too.
  • Create your own skate park! Pretty self-explanatory. It’s your team’s HQ.
  • Easy mode! The physics are easier, and you get some help landing on rails.
  • Hardcore mode! The physics are tougher, and you get no help at all on landing those grinds.

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Weekly Round-up: Everlasting and The Suburb Beyond the Stars

Posted by panaura on May 8th, 2010

This week I read two interesting books, one directed more at teen readers, the other at young adults (ages 9-12).

Everlasting by Angie Frazier is a historical fiction novel for teens. The story follows Camille Rowen, a 17 year old girl who is going with her father on their very last sailing trip before her wedding. But disaster stikes in the high seas, and Camille loses the one person she loves the most. Fortunately, she’s not alone. Oscar, an attractive deckhand, survives and stays by hers side in their search for Camille’s mother.

The Suburb Beyond the Stars by M.T. Anderson is quite the opposite of Everlasting. It follows two boys, Brian and Greggory, as they search for Gregory’s missing cousin, Prudence. When they arrive in her neighborhood, they realize something strange and unearthly is going on. Not only is the once wooded area now completely covered in houses, but more than just Prudence is missing. Soon they find themselves in the middle of the deadly action.

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But!

Posted by Asmi on May 7th, 2010

I woke up at 7:30 this morning. It’s a Friday, which means everybody’s gonna be home. But you know what’s different? It doesn’t feel like every other Friday, where I just wanna get it over with and move on to a weekday where no one is around much and busy with their own stuff to pay any attention to me. I don’t know what it is but it doesn’t feel bad.

I wish I had something today though, like go out for a class or meeting or hang out with friends. Speaking of friends, I was talking to this online friend of mine the other day and he was telling me how his best friend is the only one who understands him completely. I don’t know why, I’ve never had that type of friend in reality. I guess…reality would be the wrong word to use; in person would be the right word. Online I’ve met some wonderful people and there are a bunch of friends who are very important to me and there is this one girl who understands me, if not completely, I would I say mostly. But I’ve never had a person, even when I was little, who I could share my feelings and thoughts with. But I’m getting better at expressing myself than I could before, maybe that was a reason why I didn’t have a “best friend”? Because I couldn’t express myself enough? Maybe. BUT, everything happens for a reason I guess, so it’s all good. I do have some really nice friends now, who I can actually enjoy hanging out with. I remember before I use to know people who I called friends, who rarely ever understood me and I always wanted to change me. I’m glad I moved on somehow, I guess. But, I still do miss them a little.

Anyway, yesterday I made a real big mistake by going grocery shopping with my family. Yes, all of us went for some reason. It’s always annoying because when everyone is together, we argue for some reason. I’ve noticed this before and that’s always been the reason why I avoided going together in a big group with the family. Anyway, the first 15 minutes in the hypermarket I was lost and trying to figure out who was my mother in the annoying crowd. I hated how people were bumping into me and didn’t even have the courtesy to apologize. In all that mess, there were people who were staring at me as if I was wearing something funny when I wasn’t (I was wearing a yellow shirt). When I finally found my brother pushing the carrier through the loud people, we lost my mother and Yasmeen. Another 10 minutes wasted trying to find them. Then when we finally found them, I was being distracted by the lame people around me. Desperate for free juices. Annoying kids running around, almost getting hurt. And women wearing the abaya (burkha, or the black dress thing Muslim women wear). I almost mistook some old lady for my mother twice. But that’s not the weird part; the weird part is that an idiotic, lame, stupid song kept on ringing in my head. Tik Tok by Ke$ha!!! I hate that song because it always gets stuck in my head. I kept singing it in the crowd in a weird way, sort of like rapping. “Don’t stop, make it pop. D.J blow my speakers up. Tonight, I’mma fight, ‘till we see the sunlight” that line was repeating over and over in my head. Don’t you just hate it when that happens? But surprisingly it was a little entertaining to me. Singing and trying to squeeze in small gaps was rather fun, even if people gave me weird looks. Then finally after the most boring time I’ve had shopping, in a while, we left to have dinner at Pizza Hut. That was just another dull/boring dinner, but delicious one, we usually have.

Apart from that, nothing exciting happened this time either. I think you all must’ve gotten use to not getting anything exciting to read about Asmi’s life. So I’m gonna stop writing now and maybe leave you with a picture of something.

Keep reading! Chow!
Asmi.

P.S I chose the title of this blog on account of how many times I used the word ‘but’ in writing. I think that was on purpose. =]

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Iron Man 2 Props Auctioned Off

Posted by Nathaniel Edwards on May 2nd, 2010

This week’s gaming news post covered the release of the Iron Man 2 video game. A couple of weeks ago, I visited the Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo, where they were auctioning off various props from the Iron Man 2 movie. None of the props were ridiculously cool, like the actual suit worn by Tony Stark or anything, but they sure went for ridiculously cool amounts of money. Here’s how much the stuff sold for:

  • A battle-damaged and crushed Iron Man helmet: $11,000
  • The left hand of the Iron Man suit: $5,500
  • The right foot of the Iron Man suit: $1,900
  • Iron Man suit butt plate (yes, really): $700
  • A random boom box from a Humvee: $500
  • A California license plate that reads “STARK6″: $900
  • A newspaper that reads “WHO IS THE IRON MAN?”: $1,000

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Kevin’s Surprise Birthday Present!

Posted by Asmi on May 2nd, 2010

Hi guys.

I need your help. I am on a mission to make a really cool birthday present for Kevin. As many of you know, he has nf2 and is blind and has been on KW for long time and has become really close to all of us. But I need your help in doing this. I have decided to make an audio recording of all Kevin’s close friends singing him the Birthday song. So if it’s possible, I will need some of yours audio recordings singing the birthday song ofcourse! Sam’s going to start off with the first part, and then the rest of you can sing one line from the song.

What do you guys think of the idea? :D

Leme know. Asmi.

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I Love You, Man

Posted by Asmi on May 2nd, 2010

I just finished watching I Love You, Man starring Paul Rudd and the guy from How I Met Your Mother, Jason Segal (seagal. haha). So the story’s about this guy who’s getting married but doesn’t have a close friend or anyone to be his Bestman, so he decides to go meet some men and try to be friends with them. But you know how weird it would be for a guy to go on “man dates” unless they’re homosexual (no offence). Anyway, so after a lot of bad “man dates”, disappointed, he finally meets a really cool guy who he gets along with really good. So, I don’t wanna give away the story, but it was really good. I had a good time watching it and it really made me wonder about things…

Yeah, if you’ve been reading my blogs, you might know that I always, ALWAYS get influenced by the movies or books I watch or read. But this time I’m not going to complain and tell what made me think of the things I think. But anyhow. It was a good movie.

Plus, I had a weird dream today. I was in Canada and I met all the Kidzworld mods. LOL!!! I know! It was ridiculous. Ryan was a homeless man on the street for some reason.

Apart from all that I’ve got nothing special to write about, so I’mma stop.

Take care, people!

P.S It’s Mayyy!

That’s a picture of an Egyptian bird my friend drew in one of our classes.

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