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[edit] List of Ant Colony Management Video Games
[edit] Todd Spencer
[edit] Vishnu Sahastranam
[edit] Patrick Donald
[edit] MIGUEL VILLANUEVA SMARTEST MAN ALIVE
[edit] Ant Simulation Video Games
Ant simulation video games simulate an ant colony and the roles of the ants living in it; In these type of games, the player must manage the colony correctly by ordering its ants to perform certain tasks such as expanding the anthill, searching for food, defending the colony, etc.
Ant Simulation video games are the following:
1 SimAnt
2 Magnant
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SimAnt Wikipedia article
http://www.mobygames.com/game/simant-the-electronic-ant-colony/
SimAnt official Windows version game manual
http://pc.ign.com/objects/006/006726.html
http://www.computerhope.com/games/games/simant.htm
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/simant/players.html
201.252.121.107 02:12, 4 November 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Magnant
Magnant is an RTS which features the military expansion of a colony of ants; since the main objective of the game is to destroy all enemy colonies.
Magnant enters properly in the RTS category and is somehow considered as an ant simulation game; it is not considered completely an ant simulation game because it concentrates on many unrealistic ant features, such as: Ants carrying weapons, ants using siege weapons such as catapults or ballistics, etc.
Official Website: http://insectwar.free.fr/
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201.252.121.107 02:53, 4 November 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Sapah Noelle
[edit] The Crap Adventures of Liazrad Man
[edit] The Shanghai Charity Foundation
[edit] Sam Aldrich
[edit] The London Pass
[edit] Resident Evil 1.5
[edit] John C. Friend-Pereira
[edit] Facebox
[edit] Stephen Street, Melbourne
[edit] BjC Productions Co.
[edit] Make me a supermodel
Make me a supermodel is a television programme shown on Five (TV).
Rachel Hunter hosts the show in which 12 members of the public compete for a contract with a modelling agency. They compete in daily tasks.
The panel, including Hunter, a photographer and the manager of a modelling agency will decide during the week on four models to face the public vote.
Every Friday, there is a live show which is hosted by Fearne Cotton. The four models compete in a walkoff and the then the result is announced.
During Series 1 of the show, 12 girls entered the model house. Alice Sinclair was the eventual winner of the show. She was 18 years old and was one of the UK's youngest supermodels.
Series 2 of the show has recently started. 7 boys and 7 girls entered the house this time, with two models leaving the house before the public vote.
The girls competing in series 2 are: Katie [ELIMINATED], Jen, Sennait, Marianne, Anya [ELIMINATED], Kerrie [ELIMINATED].
The boys competing in series 2 are: Josh [ELIMINATED], Albert, Jono [ELIMINATED], Luke, Waz and James [ELIMINATED].
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http://showbiz.sky.com/showbiz/article/0,,50001-1177218,00.html
http://five.tv/programmes/makemeasupermodel2/
86.142.33.219 13:12, 4 November 2006 (UTC)
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The player can also trade these cards with other Magnant players at the Magnant official website and also steal or gain a card from the defeated opponent’s deck, as well as loose a card when having been defeated. Corresponding Category Magnant enters properly in the RTS category and is somehow considered as an ant simulation video game; it is not considered completely an ant simulation video game because it concentrates on many unrealistic features, such as: Ants carrying weapons, ants employing siege machinery such as catapults, ballistics, etc. which were common in the middle ages and in ancient times of human history. Trial Version A free trial version of Magnant is available at the game’s official website. Official Website: http://insectwar.free.fr/ [edit] Sources201.252.127.209 21:41, 4 November 2006 (UTC) [edit] Roberta BaskinRoberta Baskin has been an investigative reporter, senior producer, and executive director. 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She has served on the Board of Directors for the Fund for Investigative Journalism and Investigative Reporters and Editors. She now serves on the Boards of the Center for Public Integrity, the Fund for Independence in Journalism and the Nieman Foundation's Advisory Board chairing the strategy committee. Roberta Baskin became executive director of the Center for Public Integrity in January 2005, taking over from founder Charles Lewis, whose leadership laid the groundwork for a new kind of non-partisan, not-for-profit watchdog journalism. In her long journalism career, Baskin has won 75 journalism awards, including two duPont-Columbia University Awards and two George Foster Peabody Awards for her investigative reporting. Most recently she was senior Washington correspondent for Now with Bill Moyers, where she reported primarily on money and influence peddling in the federal government. 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