NOT THE ELDERLY. AND BUT UNFORTUNATELY, THAT FIXED AMOUNT O FUNDING GOT CUT FROM THE FEDERAL DOLLARS. >> TONIGHT, LOUISIANA, NATIVE AND STAR STORMDANIELS IS NO LONGER FACING CHARGES STEMMING FROM AN APPEARANCE AT AN OHIO STRIP CLUB COLUMBUS POLICE ACCUSE DANIELS OF ALLOWING UNDERCOVER OFFICER TO TOUCH HER WHILE SHE WAS ON STAGE BREAKING A RARELY ENFORCED STATE LAW. PROSECUTORS DECLINED THOSE CHARGES EARLIER TODAY, THE LAFAYETTE PARISH HAS ITS OWN LAWS PERTAINING TO STRIP CLUBS AND IS JUST MANY REPORTS, SOME DANCERS SAY THOSE LAWS HURT THEIR INDUSTRY.
>> AND I THINK WHA HAPPENED WAS SHE WAS JUST RIGHT OR JOB PEOPLE WERE SENT IN THERE TOO WITH WITH THE PURPOSE TO GET HER IN SOME KIND OF TROUBLE THAT IS WHAT OCCURRED. >> SHE WAS RELEASED BECAUSE THEY DISCOVERED THAT SHE WAS SOMEHOW NOT. >> WORKED FOR HER THIS EXOTIC DANCER WORKS AROUND SOUTH LOUISIANA. SHE ASKED TO REMAIN ANONYMOUS FOR THIS INTERVIEW, HE SAYS LOCAL LAWS APPLY TO HER PROFESSION ARE VAGUE LIKE A LOT OF AMBIGUITY YOU KNOW >> I MEAN IT'S REALLY HARD TO BE SPECIFIC WHEN YOU'RE KIND OF I GUESS DIVIDING EXOTIC DANCING FROM CERTAIN TYPES OF PROFESSIONAL DANCING, YOU KNOW BECAUSE REALLY ALL OF THE DIFFERENCES IS THE STATE OF UNDRESS AND THE TYPE OF MOVEMENT SOMETIMES UNDER LAFAYETTE CITY PARISH ORDINANCE EXOTIC DANCERS ARE DEFINED AS A PERSON PAID TO DANCE GYRATE TWIST OR DO A PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE LAW ALSO REQUIRES EXOTIC DANCERS TO WEAR PASTRIES AND ACCORDING TO OUR INTERVIEW WE THOSE LAW HAVE HURT SOME CLUBS HAPPENED.
>> A FEW BARS THAT HAVE CLOSED BECAUSE OF THAT AND IT'S REALLY LIKE THIS AMBIGUOUS LIKE COVERING KIND OF THING. >> SOUND
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skulls, the skulls on the wall, the taxidermy, all that stuff,
we're kind of death positive. It's more of giving these
animals and these people a second life, as opposed to
just throwing them in the dirt. [SCREECHING] I'm Jeremy. I'm Jeremy. And this is the
Dark Art Emporium. JEREMY SCHOTT: Dark Art
Emporium is a fine art gallery with an oddities
shop attached to it located in downtown Long Beach. We show work that
you wouldn't normally find in a typical
art gallery, stuff that flies under the
radar of the mainstream. RACHEL JORDAN: What are some
weird things you have here? I mean, other than human
skulls and pickled snakes? [LAUGHTER] The baculum is
walrus penis bone. Only at Dark Art Emporium. How does this
speak to you, Jeremy? Well, this piece is
by Vincent Castiglia, and it's painted
in his own blood.
[RECORD SCRATCH] We don't show landscapes. We don't show shell jewelry. Grandma stuff isn't
going to be here. There's no Thomas Kinkade
on the walls here. I think our art
should evoke emotion, whether it's know
repulsion or admiration. Sometimes, like the
things that are in jars, you know, and the baby chicks
kind of give me a little bit of the skin crawling. But you know, other than that, I
love everything that's in here. RACHEL JORDAN: This
is the perfect place for people who hate bugs,
because they're all dead. You know, you're going
to get people who cross themselves as they walk by. Mostly, people are
at least intrigued. They're fascinated. I think a lot of people are
often surprised at the fact that they find things that
they are enamored with here. The Dark Art Emporium
has really become the hub of our neighborhood. It brings just a really
awesome sense of what Long Beach is really about.
JEREMY CROSS: Long
Beach is the Portland of southern California, right? The keep it weird mentality
is alive and well here. And I think that's why we're
so embraced by the community. JEREMY SCHOTT: I don't know,
like cookie-cutter stuff is boring. I guess if you're a boring
person, then go to IKEA and get that Marilyn Monroe
painting that everybody has. But I mean, get something
that shows who you are, and something that
speaks to you. JEREMY CROSS: Dark
Art Emporium, we are not basic art for basic people. (LAUGHING) Yeah! [LAUGHTER] [MUSIC PLAYING].
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foreign games don't usually get talked about a whole lot certainly not in the same way that's more high profile failures on consoles and computers get mentioned there's a few reasons for that perhaps arcade games tend to be simpler and don't exactly have a high cost of Entry so a bad arcade game is likely just going to be played once and then forgotten about indeed a lot of the arcades most would perceive as bad ones are likely to be ones that have been dredged up through May more elsewhere rather than actually played on the floor that and a lot of the bigger companies have an option to just not to release a game fully if it doesn't do well on the floor if you had the luxury of being able to do location testing you could send a prototype out to an arcade and if it didn't do well the decision might be made just Binet Lin and Lair rather than start producing it in any quantity something like atari's marble man the long lost sequel to Marble Madness would be an example of this happening there are certainly a couple of arcade games that get a bit of a knock of course most would agree that Spy Hunter 2 and Double Dragon 3 for example are largely awful sequels that completely miss the mark when it comes to what made the original titles any good some other titles might not necessarily be too bad mechanically but are somewhat cringe-worthy in their presentation Revolution X isn't a particularly bad example of a rail shooter at all but the concept of saving Aerosmith from a new world order type organization is quite a hilarious one something like this would probably also apply to a lot of old LaserDisc games and then you do have whole Legions of games that simply tried to rip off whatever title was popular at the time a whole load of poorly made clones of the likes of Donkey Kong Frogger or Space Invaders that aren't awfully notable Beyond being poorly made clones for this vid I've ended up with a mix of titles that fit into these various categories as well as the odd one that goes a bit deeper some of them are pretty high profile While others are completely obscure and there's a couple that I've even got a bit of a soft spot for as opposed to the ones that are just completely hideous I've got around 10 or so and we should probably start with a title that tries to give fans of one of the late 70s and early 80s biggest bands a Sonic and visual experience like no other and it fails but it does so in a very amusing fashion hello I always love it when I get the chance to play Journey on a stream the questions just seem to fly in from all angles most of them simply been why on Earth is there an arcade game based on journey I suppose you could also ask the same question of games like Frankie Goes to Hollywood and Revolution X but something about there being a game based on Journey really ends up being a head scratcher for some people I mean what the guys who wrote Don't Stop Believing and any way you want it those guys really but in any case it exists largely it exists because Steve Perry Neil Sean and Company were all big video game fans and were well up for getting involved this arcade game isn't even the first title based on the band Sienna's Journey Escape on the Atari 2600 predates it by a year but this title is much more famous or inFAMOUS I suppose a March 1983 arcade released by Bally Midway that takes a similar form to Chuan they're highly successful arcade based on the movie and was designed by Marvin glass and Associates the old toy company who made a few games for Midway including Tapper and Timber the most notable thing about journey is of course those big old Heads This was the first game to feature digitized faces and their implementation was surely quite impressive back in the day even if they do look quite ridiculous now the technology behind these digitized faces was created by no lesser figure than Ralph Bayer yes the same man who made the original Magnavox Odyssey initially Bayer's technology was going to be used in a game that was known as clone the title would have a special camera in the cabinet that would take your headshot so that you could be in the game unfortunately the result of this was kind of predictable during testing some immature sod naturally decided to use this newfangled tick to make a dick pic clone was scrapped as a result but the tech would be used in this game with Bayer taking pictures of the band backstage at a concert funnily enough fans probably relatedly Frontiers the journey album that this game was released to help promote has artwork that's very much based on the box for the Odyssey too and said artwork also makes up a big part of the game's title screen so as mentioned this game is a lot like midway's earlier Tron although it's nowhere near as good the band must fly less Scarab spaceship to five planets in order to recover their instruments meaning that Steve Perry's got to get a mic whilst Valley needs to grab his base and so on the mini games themselves are pretty simple and come in two parts the first is usually some sort of obstacle course and isn't too hard with Valerie jumping on columns or Jonathan Kane doing a rather simple with a Donkey Kong type Affair etc etc the second part is usually a bit harder it's more of a Shoot Em Up seen as your instrument can shoot naturally and suddenly there'll be something like flashing sticks or records being chucked in your direction in any case you have to reach the line to get back to the Scarab instrument intact the most frustrating part about the game is how big the band members heads are it's quite easy to misjudge them and graze them on obstacle meaning that you get to see Steve Perry or Steve Smith falling down and having a bit of a tantrum all of these stages feature fairly simple but not awfully terrible versions of Journey songs fans will surely be able to spot the likes of Don't Stop Believing Stone In Love and Wheel in the Sky on the soundtrack foreign if you do manage to retrieve all five instruments you go to a special sixth stage the Bando in concert and you play as Herbie The Bouncer stopping Journeys squeezing fans from over one in the stage for as long as you can during this part the bands play their latest hit and let's face it greatest song separate ways worlds apart and it's the real deal this time a cassette that would actually play inside of the cabinet meaning that you'll need the appropriate sample in order to experience this in Mame and then naturally it all Loops over on a higher difficulty ah this game it is undeniably very silly even by Arcade standards and I've seen it featured on Plenty of worst arcades ever lists but I cannot say I hate it I'm partial to a bit of Journey after all and this game achieves a certain level of corniness that fits the band very well latent I've played plenty worse arcade games than this one believe me it certainly wasn't a successful game at all but bearing in mind that this came out in the spin of 1983 right at the time when the bottom was about ready to fall out of the arcade business in North America there is perhaps bigger factors in play when you consider the game's lackluster commercial performance mind you it is an arcade game based on freaking journey of all Finns and it probably wouldn't have done all that much even if it had been released a couple of years previously still I get a kick out of it [Music] while we are on the subject of arcade licensed games let's go to a much more traditional subject of such Affairs a certain Caped Crusader Batman games are usually big deals especially when it comes to the various titles that were based off of the 1989 movie nearly all of which were very successful and well remembered whether it's Ocean's computer game that helped solely Amiga 500 or sunsoft's beautifully made Ness and Mega Drive Platformers even the PC engine game is cool if also rather weird however there's one platform where the big black bat didn't make much of an impact and that's on the arcade floor hell I didn't even know that there was a Batman arcade game until a few years ago more than that it was a game made by Atari naturally I was curious fired it up in Mame and quickly discovered the likely reason why I didn't know anything about this Batman arcade game because it's pretty bloody dull the arcade Batman didn't come out until April of 1991 and it didn't have that big a release it only ever came out as a conversion kit and only 600 or so were ever made in another world an arcade game based on Batman may have been made by an entirely different company a recent time extension interview with former Konami artist masaki kokino revealed that the company did try to obtain the arcade whites for Batman but were unable to presumably because Atari had got there first this would have been during the time when Konami were rightly going nuts for licenses to arcade games with spectacularly profitable results they could have probably been trusted to do a pretty good Batman arcade with the excellent Batman Returns beat em up that they eventually released on the SNES a couple of years later maybe being a decent indicator of what a Konami arcade Batman would have looked like the Atari game by and large is a generic side scroller think of the sunsoft Mega Drive game only far more simplistic most of your time is going to be spent punching and kick in various thugs although you do get pickups in the shape of batarans gas grenades and the grappling hook and the various stages all based on the movie's major locations are woken up by a quick journey in either the Batmobile or batwin will you try to blow up the Joker's vehicles in a style that's kind of like Road blasters keeping a multiplier going for accurate shots and not missing anyone the driving parts are probably the best bits because the side scrolling it just feels dull full of time and the animation is lacking it's not utterly incompetent as far as side scrollers go but they don't exactly Dance with the Devil in the pale Moonlight yeah awkwardly shoehorned in references aside the game does have the good sense to include lots of speech samples from the movie so you can expect plenty of I'm Batman and so on but that doesn't do too much to make the game feel any more an old hat however it still surprising that the arcade game isn't better known it is a Batman title after all and this is a time when people would have happily bought jars of guano if it had a bat logo on it there seems to have been a bit of a delay it's got a 1990 copyright but again it didn't come out until April of 91.
Did Atari not have the time or budget to give it anything more than a conversion Kit's release or were they just not confident enough in the game's quality to give it any more hey ho the Atari Batman never got any kind of Home Port although I would say that the Atari Links Batman Returns one of about 20 000 separate games released for that movie is a definite successor as it does have similar cookie cutters side-scrolling gameplay [Music] thank you [Music] I'm glad you did Castlevania May well be a first ballot Hall of Famer when it comes to series of Platformers but it doesn't always hit the mark every time out there's certainly odd few games that at the very least divide people whether it's Simon's Quest or the various 3D vanias that were on the N64 and PS2 games that do certainly have their fans and monster detractors and of course there's a few obscure ports kicking around that block the copy book a bit even if they were probably done by a solitary person who had three weeks and an LSD freaks hazy Recollections of the original to go on and even with all these Finns considered the very worst game in the Castlevania series is still unquestionably konami's own haunted castle if anyone ever asks the question whether Castlevania would be a good fit for the arcade floor this game answers it with a thoroughly resounding no a game that's right down there as one of the worst Konami have ever put out certainly from their more classic periods some folks will even try to pretend that haunted castle isn't a part of the series at all I mean it's got a different name and everything it's just you know a lot like Castlevania alas that's not the case in Japan where it is called accla major Dracula mind you it didn't start out Life as a Castlevania game once again masaki kokino has revealed some details about the project over the years kokino and some others were working on an entirely unrelated Konami arcade called hot Chase when the company's boss presumably kazazuki himself ordered them to go on a Mission of Mercy and help out an original horror platformer of unknown identity that was by all accounts a complete mess the decision to switch the game to a Castlevania title was made very late on with the whole thing having its Graphics changed accordingly and being beaten into shape over the course of a single month scarcely anytime at all in other words the final result is quite the ugly Affair everything's certainly bigger because it's the arcades but the graphics lack any charm whatsoever and the conanified muscle-bound Simon Belmont is not a pretty sight you can kind of tell how rushed and botched together the whole thing is I'm afraid in mind it's rather annoying that a lot of konami's marketing including classically corny Western flies with real people as was their want tried to position the game as a remake of the original when there's nothing in common Beyond Simon Dracula and a few recognizable enemies still that's not the worst thing that would be the stupidly unfair difficulty of it all now naturally you would expect a Castlevania Game to be rock hard but the game does do some evil things in particular it only allows you up to three continues which is ludicrously cool now it's not uncommon for arcade games to stop continuing in the final level titles like Shinobi do that for example but this it limits you the whole way through free continues and only one life in each of them it's not that this is a golden age type game where continuing would be kind of pointless it's a multi-stage platformer that's got a bit more length to it but the chance of most people actually making it till the end is pretty minimal unless they're willing to Chuck coin after coining in order to get good enough to get through the six levels absolutely evil if you really want to get through the title if you're some kind of Castlevania completionist there are some things you can do to redress the balance firstly don't play the American version the North American release is way harder than the Japanese one although the Japanese one does also have limited continues even at all you can fuss around a bit with dip switches to stop every attack taking out half your bloody energy bar you can also use coins to increase your energy bar although again you can only do this a couple of times but if you would rather just play with one big energy bar then go ahead I do believe that some versions actually do allow you to give the bar a boost through each of the three credits too which again may help there are some odd fins the game does that changes the usual Vania formula Simon can actually upgrade to different weapons like a morning star and a sword and bosses are generally easy seen as you usually get the ideal sub weapon for them just before the fight I suppose this is also the first Castlevania Game to reuse famous tracks with bloody tears making a deserved second appearance generally speaking kanichi matsabawa's music is of the Vania standard and is worth checking out even if honestly nothing else about the title is even worth a slight look haunted castle stayed exclusive to the arcade until 2006 when it got to budget Japan only release on PS2 little Mall in an emulator the woman and a few extras but it can also be found in konami's arcade Classics Anniversary Collection [Music] [Music] I'm afraid that taito's now going to come in for a bit of a kick in I've mentioned this one a few times before but I can't not include nastar Warrior or rastan Saga 2 in this selection the original is such a marvelous game the best Conan title has ever been even if taito weren't able to get the actual license for it so with that in mind just what on Earth happened here how did they manage to make such a pig's ear out of the sequel It's not as if it's even that different to the original it's still the same mix of slashing and platforming but everything about this game from the graphics to how it controls is so much worse I've always found this game to be somewhat baffling ever since I originally played the mega Drive Port and found it to be shockingly terrible I seeked out the arcade original thinking that it might just have been a bad Port but no it's actually quite accurate as soon as the arcade is also a complete misery that's Star Warrior or simply nastar if you're European actually takes place before the events of the original game being the story of how the Barbarian Warrior got his name by saving the kingdom of rastania from a wicked group of demons it appears as though a fair few people who worked on the original rastan did also work on this title although that number doesn't include yoshinoi Kobayashi the Conan loving driving force behind the first game and I think that might have been important on the surface it's a bigger and better sequel where everything from the man himself to all the enemies have had a significant increase in Sprite size but when you compare this game to The Originals Graphics it's not even close this game may be bigger but the graphics has so much Plano and less detailed while the original Hadley's really defined outdoor levels with dramatic skies and enemies that really look to the part everything about nastar feels lifeless and amateurish by comparison again a crucial member is missing toshiyuki nishimura was the lead artist on the original game and responsible for just how striking rastan still looks to this day and he didn't work on this sequel the poor Graphics however are nothing compared to the botched controls our hero moves around so sluggishly is as if he can barely carry the weight of his overblown pectorals and then to top it all off the jumping comes with an inexplicable second of delay that makes any platform sequence so much harder to time and gives the impression of a game that's not even finished and again we are comparing this to an original game where the controls were title and the nuns you know what West End may have the same abilities he can switch from a sword and shield to claws or a bigger blade and he can also augment his abilities with potions and Magic but it's just not the same and the much less memorable levels that mostly consist of mindlessly Smashing blocks and stultifyingly over long boss battles don't exactly help every single thing about nastar Warrior is so much worse than the original making it the exact opposite of what a sequel should be the third game multi-screen hack and slasher Warrior blade may be somewhat derivative of golden ax but Frank Heavens that it was a return to form for the Barbarian kin that could at least partially wash the taste of this Abomination out of arcadegoers mouse foreign [Music] [Music] subject now arcade games and the UK as far as original Creations go Les not exactly a whole lot of famous ones the high majority of Studios over here was content to just create computer games there are a couple of exceptions mind you one of them being Sentry Electronics from the early 80s most Century games were cheap and cheerful fitting into the not very good clone of a better game category and were also sold at a low cost thanks to their CVS system that allowed operators to switch games in and out of a cabinet pretty easily still they are responsible for Hunchback which is one of the few arcade games from the UK to receive any recognition at all both in Europe and in the states where it was actually quite successful I have seen people here and there take lumps out of Hunchback in the past particularly Americans but personally I think it's a fun enough Pitfall type game even if it is somewhat behind the times even by 1983 standards but I'm not really here to talk about the original Hunchback instead I'm going to look at centuries 2 attempts at following it up because they're much much worse the first Hunchback sequel from early in 1984 was called hero this stands for Hunchback Esmeralda rescue operation and it's nothing like the old Activision game of the same name instead it's a maze action title where you have to pick up Trinkets and avoid obstacles from Fireballs to the more usual arrows fired from off screen basically it's a much more simplistic and way slower version of konami's tutankham and I really do mean slower I don't know what's happened to Old Quasimodo but you will forgive me for saying that he's had a few too many Vats of beef burger before taking on this adventure which is to say that he moves like a friggin escargot the original Hunchback played a lot quicker which was part of the appeal and even if this still has latam using gobbled death cry it smacks of a very hastily knocked together game that tried to capitalize on the original success but failed totally [Music] thank you [Music] and it wasn't the only one oh quasi might have been a bit embarrassed by his sluggishness in the last title so he's got himself trained up and fighting fit good thing too because he's taken part in the Olympics yes he has Hunchback Olympics and as you might expect it's a track and field clone now you might wonder just how you could further simplify a game like track and field where you just hit buttons a lot but Sentry actually do manage it here so credit for that I guess it doesn't seem too bad when you just do the 100 meters but as soon as you get to the long jump you see that the angle meter doesn't even go up normally instead moving in increments of 10.
The discus is here too but even that simplified it plays exactly like the javelin and shot put and you only need to find the correct angle it's better than the previous title if only because it's a bit of a giggle to have Quasimodo do in athletics but still not much to speak of funnily enough this one did end up getting a port to microcomputers as Hunchback at the Olympics while hero never left the arcade floor needless to say Neve of these games helped Sentry make a last in business out of Quasimodo games they failed and Sentry itself went bankrupt only a little over a year after the original Hunchback came out wrecked both by the lack of a successful follow-up and the depressed state of the arcade scene [Music] I have a few others that won't a bit of a mention but I'm gonna run through them a bit more briskly first up here's something from the golden age that most people tend to bag on San ritsu's dream Shopper from 1982 a pretty simple game that runs on namco's Pac-Man Hardware as straightforward as some of these games can be dream Shoppers seems to miss the mark for people probably because it's just so repetitive it's a game where you simply press the button to reveal tile after tile in order to achieve a Target score trying to avoid holes bombs and other near-do Wells and occasionally going for a maze that appears to be made entirely out of the letter c it's a maze game without much of a maze to speak of and it's not exactly something that's going to stick in the memory for a long time it is the classic example of a very old and not very good arcade that probably wouldn't be known at all nowadays if it hadn't been found in the annals of Mame that said it did apparently get a home Port 2 of all computers The Sword and five foreign how about a couple of fighting games won the tapes Mortal Kombat and another that goes for Street Fighter Sammy's Survivor Lut seems to be one that makes a few lists of bad arcades even more so than other Mortal Kombat clones although playing it I'm not totally sure what makes this a particularly terrible one compared to the likes of I don't know time Killers it certainly has big Sprites and a bit of production value about it although the game can be rather cheap and annoying I don't know it just felt rather boring as opposed to being especially hideous but I thought I would at least give it a mention on the much lower end of the budget Spectrum best of best is a street fighter clone that comes from the almighty Sunday the finest arcade Studio to ever come out of South Korea this is a ropey game to say the very least but it's got quite a lot of plain old wacky charm maybe that's to do with the silly characters all the special moves being called the Arts of shore killing but it is at least a pretty easy Street Fighter clone to grasp it's not good but it's certainly enough to produce a good few laughs I should also mention kaniko's Blood Warrior here too this is something of a mixture again with digitized spikes but Street fighter-centric controls and naturally a lot of blood kind of Japanese Samurai movie Style filled with rival amuse in characters based on Japanese history and mythology and doesn't actually move too badly I'd say it's one of the better kaniko arcades and certainly better than their more famous titles based on Jackie Chan I had a jolly good laugh playing this recently with the folks from One Credit reviews and that's a video that you'll surely be able to see soon over on their Channel [Music] finally and sort of sticking with kaniko let's have a little venture to the darker corner of the arcade the one that's filled with the million and one clones of kaniko's Gauss Panic you know the game that's a lot like kicks only you're slowly revealing a picture of a naked model there's tons of leaves but new Fantasia is always the one that I get the biggest kick out of I mean where else are you going to be able to have a match between yasa Arafat and Robin Williams from toys or have RoboCop go against the Terminator in the only true contest between them where else can you play as Uncle Fester or Saddam Hussein and get punished for being too cowardly with your pointer by having the picture of your model turned into freaking Pinhead naturally there's a lot of the gameplay area that I am having to cover up here but I don't know this game is so spectacularly stupid that I can't help but have a bit of a laugh whenever I think of it it is certainly better than Loverboy which is the worst arcade game that I have ever played and a game that I literally cannot show anything of beyond the title screen that is a horror that you'll have to seek out on your own although I do not recommend doing so anywho that's a selection of some rather strange weird and bad arcade games there's certainly plenty more out there and this is a subject that could easily be Revisited but there's a lot of surreal fun to be found here Beyond some of the arcades that most would agree to be pretty lousy or Double Dragon freeze and Guardians of the hood and so on but any others that you would potentially like to see looked at in the future don't hesitate to mention them but as ever it's time for me to say bye for now [Music] foreign [Music] [Music] [Music] foreign
Hi, my name is Chelsea Pfaffley, I’m a civil EIT in the Kansas City office. I first heard of Wilson and Company through a client.
When I was in college, I attended a meeting with the local ASCE professional section.
What I wanted to show you guys today is what I think is special about Kansas City.
Here I am in front of one of the beautiful buildings.
The Kauffman Center of Performing Arts.
Kansas City really prides itself.
In so many things.
We have some of really gorgeous architecture.
We also are a miniature city of fountains.
The Kansas City office roughly, has 80 employees and is currently the only office that offers all six services in house Over the last year. We’ve also welcomed 18 new employees.
Something special to the Kansas City office.
Is the Ryan Goddard Memorial Spirit Award, While working at Wilson and Company Ryan brought a lot of light and laughter to the office? He was said to be funny and infectiously optimistic After he passed.
The geospatial group created the Ryan Goddard award to continue his memory.
This plaque hangs right by the front door if you’re ever in the office.
Light upbeat, music, Welcome back to Tokyo, Cheapo, I’m Aimee and today I’m here with Victor in Ikebukuro. So today we’re gon na be visiting all the Pokemon Centers in Tokyo.
So we can provide you all the information on what’s at each Pokemon Center what there is to do so that way, you can make a decision on your next trip to Japan All right.
Let’s go! Let’s go upbeat.
Music, playful music drum thuds, light music Aimee.
There are four Pokemon Centers and one Pokemon Store in Tokyo.
There are also two centers further afield in Tokyo, Bay and Yokohama, but in this video we’ll just be covering those in Central Tokyo.
Each store has something different from exclusive merch to mascot statues to extra facilities like cafes.
We’ll cover all these points, so you know which centers are the best fit for your trip to Japan.
First up is the Pokemon Center Mega Tokyo located in Ikebukuro.
It’s a 10 minute walk from Ikebukuro Station on the second floor of the Sunshine City. Building This Pokemon Center is the largest in Tokyo, so expect a lot of people and merch Victor.
The kind of merchandises you can find at the Ikebukuro store ranges from plushies kitchenware stationary clothing, as well as the games and the systems themselves.
You could also find Pokemon cards, but please be aware they may have notices on a limit per person per visit.
Make sure to keep your eye out for special merchandise whenever you’re in the area, Merchandises change, depending on the season and any new games movies or anime that’s released.
Currently, in the fall of 2023, they’re having a special promotion where you could choose your own Pikachu.
There are many different varieties to choose from and if you come early, you could also purchase a little pass in order to get a special custom tag to go with your Pikachu itself.
Another cool thing about Ikebukuro is that in the front they have an area with a lot of statues of different Pokemon throughout many generations.
One of the cool things to take note is all of the owl type Pokemon Ikebukuro is known for owls, so you could actually see a statue of Rowlet out in the front which resembles the owl statue in Ikebukuro Station’s East Exit – Currently the mascot for This Pokemon Center is Miraidon from the recent game.
Scarlet Violet light upbeat music.
The cool thing about the Ikebukuro store is not only do they have the Pokemon Center, they also have the Pokemon Sweets. Cafe the Pokemon Go Lab and the Pokemon Card Station At the Pokemon Sweets Cafe they have several drinks and snacks to choose from, However, be aware, this is not a sit down restaurant.
The items that you purchase here you have to buy and eat outside of the store.
However, they do have an area where you can take your snacks and your drinks and take pictures and video of it.
At the Pokemon Card Station you could buy a lot of card merchandise and you could also go in and battle with other trainers as well.
At the Pokemon Go Lab, you could meet with other trainers in order to battle at gyms battle, each other and sync with people on the same team.
If you’re defending the gym, if you’re lucky, you might even see your Pokemon on the display air swooshes static, buzzes, light music, All right, so we have hopped on over to the Shibuya store now And this place opened up in 2019.
This is obviously one of the more popular Pokemon Centers because it’s based here right in Shibuya.
It’s based in the actual PARCO building on the upper floor, and the reason why it’s very popular is because right at the front, they have this really huge Mewtwo statue.
The cool thing about this Mewtwo is that it’s encased in this glass tube, so you can walk up to it and take a bunch of selfies and pictures and whatever and just have fun.
Now this store is a little bit smaller than the one in Ikebukuro, but it has all the merchandise you can find, plus a little bit more. So let’s go check it out.
Yep outside let’s go, Go upbeat, music.
The thing that’s unique about the Shibuya store, it has a very Shibuya esque, kinda style for it.
The mascot is supposed to be a skater Pikachu and it’s got like graffiti all over the place.
So many of the other mascots like Mew and Mewtwo, have little murals on the wall that have graffiti on them as well.
The one thing that really stands out about the Shibuya Pokemon Center is the fact that you can design your own shirt.
The cool thing is that you get to actually design your shirt completely.
They have many different options, so that way, you can make your shirt as unique as possible.
The main thing that I would suggest is that if you’re into the merchandise – and you want to buy as much as possible, I would recommend to go to the Mega Tokyo Store in Ikebukuro, because they have a huge selection and their store is twice as Big, However, when it comes to the actual experience of a Pokemon Center, I would actually recommend the Shibuya store because it’s a little bit more compact.
But you could also get to see more and the theme basically hits a little bit better Aside from the Pokemon Center, though another good thing is that right across is the Nintendo store. So once you’re done visiting the Pokemon Center, you could head on over and see what’s for sale there: air swooshes, playful music, light music Aimee.
Next up, we’re heading across the city to the Pokemon Center Tokyo DX, A cheapo tip for diehard fans who want to visit a few centers.
In one day, you could save some money by purchasing a Tokyo Metro, 24 hour ticket for the trains We’ll leave.
A link in the description to our One Day Passes article.
If you want more info, the Tokyo DX Center is about a five minute: walk from Nihombashi Station in the Nihombashi Takashimaya Building Victor Next on the list is the Pokemon Center Tokyo DX.
Now this one isn’t the original Pokemon Center.
However, it’s close to where the original one was The original one opened in 1998 and actually moved two times until this location.
Where you see now, And the best thing about this Pokemon Center is the mural on the wall which showcases the games going back from the first gen all the way to the latest generations.
So if you’re looking for a little bit of a nostalgia hit, this is definitely the place to visit When it comes to merchandise.
Generally, they hold the same merch that you will find at the other stores like Ikebukuro and Shibuya. However, some of the exclusive items that you could find here are a Kabuki Pikachu, a Ninja Pikachu and a Cherry Blossom Pikachu.
These are only found at this store Aside from the Pokemon Center DX.
The Pokemon Cafe is also here Now.
If you want to visit the actual cafe, you will have to make a reservation fairly far in advance.
There is a possibility of being able to get on the standby list to go inside.
However, your chances really depends on somebody.’s reservation being canceled out.
One more thing to keep an eye out for diehard.
Pokemon fans is to look for signatures.
Many of the statues that are on display in front of the Pokemon Centers actually have signatures from the original creator.
King So make sure to keep an eye on them In regards to size. The Pokemon Center Tokyo DX is about the same size as Shibuya, so don’t let the mirrors fool you Close by at Tokyo Station, there’s another small Pokemon store.
Now it isn’t a Pokemon Center, but it’s worth visiting if you’re in the area light upbeat music Aimee.
If you’re in the Tokyo Station area, if you’re in between your Shinkansen, then a good place to come is the Pokemon store on the B1 Floor of Tokyo Station.
It’s not a Pokemon Center and it is quite a bit smaller with less merchandise, but if you need to get your Pokemon fixed in a short amount of time, this is the place to go air swooshes laser beams, upbeat music.
Lastly, we’re hitting up the Pokemon Center in the Skytree Town.
The coolest thing about this Pokemon Center is that it has two Rayquaza statues inside the building itself.
In the entrance, you have your normal Rayquaza, with Pikachu riding on top and at the back end of the store they actually have a mega Rayquaza breaking through through the ceiling In regards to limited goods that can be found here, you can find Pikachu holding a skytree And that is limited only to this store.
This shop also has gacha machines which are located in all of the Pokemon Centers.
So if you wan na get some toys to remember your visit by make sure to stop by and try out the gacha machines, One of the best things about Skytree is that it’s in a huge shopping center.
So if you wan na do more than just check out the Pokemon store, they generally have art galleries, specialty shops as well as theme cafes. Lastly, one of the things that we’d like to mention is that if it’s your birthday, you could actually claim a special Pokemon code for one of your games.
In order to do this, you just have to show proof of your birthday via a passport or similar ID.
Now it doesn’t have to be your birthday exactly.
It could be within the birth month itself.
When you walk up to the counter, the staff will have to confirm on your Switch, that you have the Pokemon game installed, So make sure to bring your Switch when you’re redeeming these codes.
So those are all the Pokemon Centers in Tokyo prefecture.
Make sure you tell us in the comments which ones you’re going to visit on your next trip here, Thanks for watching Both Bye .
The living room is the heart of any home, a place where families gather, friends are entertained, and relaxation takes center stage. With the increasing demand for both functionality and aesthetics, creating a durable and stylish living room space is essential. This guide will walk you through practical tips and innovative ideas to craft a living room that stands the test of time while staying effortlessly chic.
Understanding the Importance of Durability
When designing a living room, the focus should be on creating a space that can withstand daily wear and tear. According to Home Improvement Industry Statistics, an average living room remodel costs between $10,000 and $25,000, making it crucial to invest wisely. Durable materials not only save money in the long run but also sustain the aesthetic appeal.
Choosing the Right Materials
Opt for materials that promise longevity. Consider using leather or high-performance fabrics for sofas, as they are more resistant to stains and scratches. Hardwood floors, although costlier, offer superior durability compared to carpets and provide a timeless look.
Investing in Quality Furniture
Quality over quantity should be your mantra when selecting furniture. Brands like IKEA and West Elm offer a variety of durable options. Look for sturdy frames, preferably made of hardwood, and check for warranties to ensure a wise investment.
Incorporating Style with Durability
While durability is essential, style should not be compromised. The challenge is to seamlessly blend both elements to create a living room that’s not only functional but also visually appealing.
Using Color and Patterns
Colors and patterns can dramatically influence the vibe of your living room. According to Color Psychology, neutral tones like beige and gray promote calmness, while bold hues like teal and mustard add vibrancy. Incorporate patterns through throw pillows or rugs to add depth without overwhelming the space.
Accessorizing with Durable Decor
Decorative items like vases, frames, and art should reflect your personality while ensuring endurance. Opt for metal or ceramic materials over glass to prevent easy breakage. A well-placed can elevate the room’s style quotient.
Maximizing Space and Functionality
In modern homes, space is often at a premium. Therefore, maximizing the available area without compromising on style and durability is imperative.
Intelligent Layout Design
Design the layout to enhance flow and functionality. Use multi-purpose furniture like ottomans with storage or a fold-out coffee table to keep the space organized. Ensure pathways are unobstructed to facilitate easy movement.
Lighting for Ambiance and Functionality
Lighting plays a crucial role in setting the mood of the living room. Layer different types of lighting – ambient, task, and accent – to create a balanced environment. According to Lighting Industry Trends, LED lights are popular for their energy efficiency and longevity.
Maintaining Your Living Room
A well-maintained living room retains its charm and functionality over time. Regular upkeep is key to preserving both the durability and style of the space.
Routine Cleaning and Care
Implement a regular cleaning schedule. Use appropriate cleaners for different materials; for instance, leather conditioners for sofas and gentle cleansers for hardwood floors. This practice not only maintains hygiene but also prolongs the life of your furnishings.
Adapting to Seasonal Changes
Seasonal decor changes can refresh your living room’s look. Swap out heavy drapes for light curtains in summer or add cozy throws in winter. These small changes can rejuvenate the space without major renovations.
Conclusion
Creating a durable and stylish living room is an achievable goal with the right approach. By prioritizing quality materials, thoughtful design, and regular maintenance, your living room can become a lasting haven of comfort and style. Whether you’re revamping your current space or starting from scratch, these insights will guide you towards a living room that truly stands the test of time.
Non-toxic Materials for Safe Playroom Design: Creating a Safe Haven for Children
Designing a playroom for children can be one of the most fulfilling projects for any parent or caregiver. However, amidst the excitement of selecting vibrant colors and fun furniture, it’s crucial to prioritize safety by choosing non-toxic materials. In this comprehensive guide, we delve into the importance of non-toxic materials for playroom design, offering practical tips and insights to create a safe and healthy environment for your children.
Why Non-toxic Materials Matter in Playroom Design
Children are particularly susceptible to environmental toxins due to their developing bodies and behaviors, such as hand-to-mouth activities. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), indoor air can be two to five times more polluted than outdoor air, which is particularly concerning for spaces where children spend a significant amount of time. Utilizing non-toxic materials reduces the risk of exposure to harmful chemicals found in many conventional products. This not only protects their health but also promotes a more sustainable environment.
Identifying Common Toxins in Playroom Materials
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)
VOCs are commonly found in paints, furniture finishes, and cleaning products. These compounds can evaporate into the air, leading to potential respiratory issues and other health problems. Opting for low-VOC or VOC-free products is a crucial step in minimizing indoor pollution.
Phthalates and BPA
Plastics used in toys and playroom furniture may contain phthalates and Bisphenol A (BPA), which are chemicals linked to hormonal disruptions and other health concerns. Choosing BPA-free and phthalate-free plastics or alternative materials can significantly lower these risks.
Formaldehyde
Often found in pressed-wood products, formaldehyde is a known carcinogen that can off-gas into the air. Selecting formaldehyde-free plywood and furniture can help maintain a healthier indoor environment.
Non-toxic Materials for Playroom Furniture
Solid Wood Furniture
When selecting furniture, opt for solid wood pieces that are finished with natural oils or water-based varnishes. These options are not only durable but also free from harmful chemicals typically found in composite woods.
Natural Fiber Rugs and Carpets
Rugs and carpets made from natural fibers like cotton, wool, or jute are excellent choices. They are typically untreated with toxic chemicals and offer a soft, safe surface for children to play on. Ensure they are certified organic to avoid pesticide residues.
Non-toxic Paints and Wallpapers
Paints and wallpapers can significantly impact air quality in a playroom. Choose non-toxic, zero-VOC paints and wallpapers made from natural materials like cellulose or recycled paper. This not only enhances air quality but also ensures a safer setting for your child.
Eco-friendly and Non-toxic Toys
Wooden Toys
Wooden toys are a timeless and safe choice, especially those made from sustainably sourced wood and finished with plant-based dyes. They are durable and free from harmful plastics, making them a wise investment for your child’s health and the environment.
Organic Fabric Dolls and Stuffed Animals
Opt for dolls and stuffed animals made from organic cotton or wool. These materials are free from harmful chemicals and safer for young children who may chew or suck on their toys.
Actionable Tips for Designing a Non-toxic Playroom
Ventilation is Key
Ensure proper ventilation in the playroom to minimize the buildup of indoor pollutants. Use air purifiers with HEPA filters and open windows regularly to circulate fresh air.
Choose Natural Cleaning Products
Cleaning products can introduce toxins into the playroom. Utilize natural cleaning solutions like vinegar and baking soda to maintain cleanliness without compromising air quality.
Regularly Inspect and Update
Regularly inspect toys and furniture for wear and tear. Replace or repair items as needed to maintain a safe environment. Stay informed about product recalls and safety alerts related to children’s products.
Conclusion: Prioritizing Safety and Sustainability
Designing a playroom with non-toxic materials is an investment in your child’s health and well-being. By choosing safe furniture, toys, and finishes, you create a nurturing environment that fosters growth and creativity. Moreover, these choices reflect a commitment to sustainability, contributing to a healthier planet for future generations. As you embark on this design journey, remember that every small step towards a non-toxic playroom is a significant stride towards a safer and more sustainable future.
In conclusion, creating a non-toxic playroom requires careful consideration of materials and products. By prioritizing safety and sustainability, you ensure a delightful and secure space where your child can learn, play, and grow. Armed with the knowledge and tips shared in this guide, you are well-equipped to make informed decisions that benefit both your child and the environment.
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tips & tricks you don’t want to miss. Before you start, gather
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commonly used in cleaning. Before you start cleaning, vacuum your carpet
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mixture can penetrate deep into the carpet fibers. Sprinkle a generous amount of
baking soda onto the carpet, making sure to cover all the stained areas. Baking soda is an excellent natural deodorizer
and will help to neutralize any unpleasant odors.
Fill your spray bottle with vinegar
and spray it over the baking soda. The vinegar will react with the baking
soda, causing it to fizz and bubble. This chemical reaction helps to loosen
dirt and grime from the carpet fibers. Using a scrub brush, work the baking soda
and vinegar mixture into the carpet fibers. Be sure to work in a circular motion,
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and stains from the carpet fibers. After scrubbing, allow the baking
soda and vinegar mixture to sit on the carpet for at least 30 minutes. This will give the mixture time to work its magic and
penetrate deep into the carpet fibers. Once the mixture has had time to sit,
vacuum your carpet again to remove the baking soda and any remaining dirt
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baking soda is removed from the carpet.
Finally, allow your carpet
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removing stains and odors from your carpet without using harsh chemicals. With these simple steps,
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can elevate the room’s style quotient.
