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decipher has been around since the 1980s through various board games. the motto for decipher has been :
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decipher, inc. were the license holders and publishers of the star wars customizable card game between 1995 and 2001 .
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* the batman sourcebook ii (mayfair games) * brushfire wars: korea * (tsr, inc .) * lords of darkness: zombi * (tsr, inc. )
• sewers of oblivion (flying buffalo, inc .) • dargon’s dungeon (2nd edition) (flying buffalo, inc .) (a completely different text from the first edition )
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* orion rising: istanbul * (tsr, inc .) * the kell hounds (fasa corporation )
• berserker board game (flying buffalo, inc .) (based on the stories by fred saberhagen )
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• according to their need (visions of liberty edited by mark tier and martin h. greenberg, baen books) (ps) • serpent on the station (space stations edited by martin h. greenberg and john helfers, daw) (ps) • a matter of life or death (promo piece published by decipher inc. , for their wars trading card game. published in booklet form and on the net) (wtcg) • followers have neither peace nor rest (promo piece published by decipher inc. , for their wars trading card game. published on the net) (wtcg) • even in defeat, a beautiful performance (promo piece published by decipher inc. , for their wars trading card game. published on the net) (wtcg) • your life is already lost! (promo piece published by decipher inc. , for their wars trading card game. published on the net) (wtcg) • the first arrow was light, but the second went deep (promo piece published by decipher inc. , for their wars trading card game. published on the net) (wtcg) • a monster among monsters (promo piece published by decipher inc. , for their wars trading card game. published on the net) (wtcg )
• elven lords (flying buffalo inc .) (collecting the mini - solos above and adding new material )
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before decipher inc lost the license to print star wars cards in 2001, they released a card revealing we’d actually seen a scruffy looking nerf herder — a guy who herded nerfs — on screen. what was the character’s name ?
• overkill (2nd edition) (flying buffalo, inc .) (a completely different text from the first edition )
• jade jaguar (blade / flying buffalo, inc .) (a solo for mercenaries, spies and private eyes )
privacy statement decipher, inc. survey information privacy principles: at decipher, we respect the privacy of our clients and their customers. our privacy policy governs the collection, use, retention and security of information gathered from respondents. we do not disclose any personally identifiable information about survey respondents to third parties, except in reporting the survey responses to our clients or as required by law or legal process. personally identifiable information means information that individually identifies you, such as your name, address, email address or social security number. what kind of information does decipher collect? decipher collects a wide range of information about respondents, depending on the information needs. generally, decipher surveys may request certain personal, identifiable, financial or demographic information and respondents' specific opinions about a variety of goods and services, among other things. such information is voluntarily provided and the respondent may decline to answer any question. what does decipher, inc. do with respondent information? decipher, inc. reports information (demographic data, etc .) gathered during surveys to clients. decipher, inc. does not disclose a respondent' s personal, identifiable information to any clients other than the commissioner of the research. decipher, inc. respects your solicitation preference. we honor respondents' requests to be excluded from marketing solicitations. to be removed from this mailing list, simply go to urltoken and submit your email address for removal. decipher, inc. provides security safeguards to protect respondent information. we use advanced technology and information management techniques to implement security, audit, and control programs designed to protect respondent data. in addition, we protect the privacy of information sent to and from our web sites and use specific controls designed to identify and authenticate all our online clients and prevent and detect unauthorized access to our web sites. this privacy policy is effective as of may 31, 2011 .
i received an email from decipher inc... an independent marketing company doing a survey (supposedly) on behalf of ebay... anyone know if it' s legit or some company looking for marketing or phishing on their own? ?
flying buffalo, inc. , published a gaming magazine called sorcerer’s apprentice. during the magazine’s run, mike wrote two columns for it :
• mages blood and old bones * † (flying buffalo, inc .) (winner of gamer magazine’s best game fiction of 1992 award )
founded in 1983 by warren holland, decipher inc. is a worldwide leader in the collectible card game industry and fan club industry. the company' s trading card game studio produces star trek™ and the lord of the rings™ trading card games. decipher' s fan club studio operates the official fan clubs for star trek™ and the lord of the rings™, which includes publishing official fan magazines and managing online stores. decipher' s rpg (roleplaying games) & miniatures studio is responsible for the creation of the all - new star trek™ roleplaying games and the lord of the rings™ roleplaying games. decipher' s online games studio offers digital versions of its star trek™ and the lord of the rings™ trading card games. decipher' s games studio produces leading party, card, and board games such as how to host a murder®, how to host a teen mystery®, pente®, scratchees, ™ and more. decipher' s boy crazy! ™ studio markets the popular boy crazy! ™ brand for girls which includes a magazine, web site at boycrazy. com, trading cards, and various publishing and licensing ventures .
it is easy to say that the profession is the second oldest profession known to man, however, it very difficult to decipher where exactly it came to be .
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but it is what it is, and the game was announced. decipher had built a dream, and the dream was spreading out into reality, taking its form. now we just had to wait for our first real taste of the setting, but before that, decipher had one innovation with wars that is really quite remarkable, and dare i say it, far ahead
several more books were planned, including books based on klingons, diplomats, and traders. decipher was forced to close down their rpg studio before those books were published, so although they were written those books haven' t been released. on november 12, 2007, decipher ceo warren holland confirmed that the company would no longer be releasing any material concerning the star trek rpg .
wars was originally a trading card game (like magic the gathering) by decipher inc. , and then later an roleplaying game (like dungeons and dragons) by mongoose publishing, as well as a wonderful series of short stories and novellas! . wars is science fiction, and to create it decipher brought in star wars writer michael a. stackpole, and lord of the rings artist john howe to flesh out the world - - and man does it show. wars is a highly thought out detailed universe, where no one group is purely the good or bad guys, and where people' s decisions and choices matter, and can drastically effect the universe .
swccg has come a long way since first being produced by decipher. if you are a new or returning player, start here to see what you need to get started or get back into the game. (more )
yet, despite all the 20 / 20 hindsight and previous doomsaying, its hard to say that the decision to make wars wasn' t a sound one from a business perspective. decipher had a devoted following from the star wars ccg, and its players had given huge lipservice to wanting to continue playing with the mechanics of that game. decipher could reap all the profits from the game if it was successful, without having to pay a large license fee to lucasfilm. decipher could finally have its own game that could run forever like magic the gathering, unrestrained by how many movies there were to make into cards, and unhindered by how long its license for the game would last. let me stress: this was a gamble worth taking, and it was one that while costly if a failure, decipher could afford to take barring some huge unforeseen misfortune that i am not foreshadowing at all whatsoever .
• its the thought that counts (whatdunits edited by mike resnick, daw) (p) • wind tiger (mages blood and old bones edited by elizabeth t. danforth and michael a. stackpole, flying buffalo, inc .) (p )
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as the tour wrapped up, we walked up to a display of a mayan calendar. it looked impossible to decipher. indeed, gillespie pointed out that misinterpretations had led some people to believe that the world would end dec. 21. gillespie said the predictions were misguided .
the optimism surrounding wars at this point was, depending on your point of view: sad, naive, inspiring, or just corporate spin. getting down on wars is easy, after all it did fail, and unfortunately there were plenty of people at the time down on wars for reasons entirely unrelated to the quality of what decipher was creating at the time. decipher had a hugely bestselling game with their star wars collectable card game, and they continued that with their lord of the rings game, but decipher made some questionable business decisions with its star wars game that tainted the opinions of many players, which we will discuss in more detail later. essentially, many shop owners were reluctant to carry the wars trading card game from the moment it was announced, and their reluctance was a hurdle the game never really overcame .
decipher sought to rejuvenate the star wars customizable card game mechanics after losing the license in 2001, creating the nonlicensed wars trading card game in 2004. consumer apathy resulted in the game being placed on indefinite hiatus after less than a year in production, and officially cancelled a few months later .
research in this area focuses on important aspects of seed quality and aims to decipher the genes that control seed development, carbon partitioning, protein quality, oil quality, starch quality, and the accumulation of anti - nutritional compounds. compounds of nutraceutical interest under study include phytosterols, anthramides and glucans .
ten years later, a new market of gaming was beginning with the introduction of collectible card games (ccgs). seeing the opportunity in this market, game designers tom braunlich and rollie tesh (both former pente world champions) conceptualized a media license - based ccg, and in november 1993 approached decipher with the idea. [ 3 ] the following month, decipher acquired the license from paramount to create a ccg based on star trek: the next generation. in august 1994, the new game was previewed for the first time at gen con, and in november 1994 it was officially released .
• wildest dreams (army of the fantastic edited by john marco and john helfers, daw) • seemless (pandora’s closet edited by jean rabe and john helfers, daw) (mb) • no rest for the wicked (wizards, inc edited by loren l. coleman and john helfers, daw) (tm )
its may 4th 2004, the united states has been at war in iraq for over a year now, not to mention that we' re still in afghanistan. things aren' t really that great. star wars episode 3 is coming next year, so that will be exciting, but in the meantime at decipher games, star wars is the problem of the day. a few years ago, lucasfilm decided to give the license for creating the star wars trading card game to wizards of the coast, which was a problem because decipher had been making a profitable star wars tcg for years with a huge built in playerbase. sure, decipher had other games: the lord of the rings card game was doing well, and the star trek game was moseying along well to, but star wars had been the cash cow that had really made the company, and not everybody wanted to switch over to hobbiton adventures .
which leads us back to an annoying point: this game wouldn' t exist if decipher hadn' t lost the star wars license, and its creators seem more than a little miffed that they did. for a game that is continuing the legacy of an older game, and courting its player base, one can' t help but sense a bit of underlying anger, real or imagined, that lucasfilm left them high and dry. while everyone involved seems very excited and happy to be working on something with no chain and no master, if the game fails decipher is going to be in some serious trouble .
try googling wars. what comes up? its not this game, that’s for sure, and it wasn' t even 10 years ago. in order to get to wars you have to put in other keywords like “mumon rift”, “decipher”, “grail quest books”, etc. the name literally cannot stand by itself .
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( canseq) collaborative research agreement between nrc, aafc, genome alberta and four industry partners (cargill limited, dow agrosciences canada inc. , kws saat ag and rapool - ring gmbh) that was formalized in february 2009. this large - scale collaboration ensures strong participation of canada in a multi - national project aiming at sequencing two chromosomes of the
decipher was originally founded by warren holland in 1983 as a games producing company. their first project was to launch the successful how to host a murder line of party games. shortly after that, they purchased the license for pente from parker brothers, and started to produce that game as well, maintaining a position in the games market .
what this meant was that wars' announcement wasn' t so much an announcement of the continuation of the star wars ccg as it was an entirely new endeavor that for all it tried to be like star wars, wasn' t going to be accepted as just the fill in for decipher not having the star wars license. the announcement needed to pack a punch .
fewer games would eliminate any semblance of an actual winner being selected. twelve games between seven teams already leads to an impossible - to - decipher jumble of games that somehow sends mexico to the bronze medal game with an 0 - 2 record. after the tournament, i realize i never saw an official bracket and tried drawing one. it' s... difficult :
kenner released at - at and at - st toys as part of their empire strikes back line, and hasbro released toys based on those molds when the special edition trilogy was distributed. micro machines also released at - at, at - st, and at - te toys. [ 38 ] [ 39 ] [ 40 ] [ 41 ] both decipher inc. and wizards of the coast published at - at and at - st cards for their star wars customizable card game and star wars trading card game, respectively. [ 42 ] [ 43 ] [ 44 ] lego has released at - at, at - st, at - ap, at - ot, at - rt, and at - te models. [ 45 ] [ 46 ] [ 47 ] [ 48 ] [ 49 ] [ 50 ] [ 51 ]
what was decided is obvious to you reading this: a new card game would be created, one using the same rules as the old star wars ccg, but with a new setting created and owned by decipher so that they would never lose the rights to it. the plan was ambitious: despite decipher' s extensive ccg experience, all of their most profitable games had been from licensed properties from other companies. they had made their name off of making games from movies and tv shows, and had practically perfected the art of managing to take tiny details in the background of images and creating whole new cards and characters out of them. to make their own game, they would need to create their own art for the game, not to mention create a whole new setting the game could be set in .
the field of computer forensics is an area that continues to grow and receive media attention. whereas five or ten years ago it was uncommon for someone on a television show to say: “i’ll get that computer back to the lab for further analysis, ” tv programs like law & order and csi: crime scene investigation have made phrases such as these almost commonplace. and as technology begins to permeate through more and more facets of society, the demand for experts able to decipher all of technology’s bites and bytes is only going to increase .
what we' re allowed to see changes of course, and no two of us see it quite alike. we' re only seeing with our ears and our mind, after all. other people float in and out of the broom closet, we can shift time around to see them come and go so we don' t have to be patient about it. there is decipher ceo warren holland, there are the designers of the game, there is michael stackpole the beloved author, that’s a lot of people there for this place, and yet no aslan appears .
for now though, they are focused on the old guard, and the enhancements to the old game seem downright delectable. a streamlining of the often overcomplicated rules of the original game? a single card - back instead of the two card backs that the old star wars game had? yes please! the press release also cites a figure from warren holland, decipher' s ceo, stating that they had received tens of thousands of emails asking them to continue the mechanics from the star wars ccg, and that this new game would allow them to control the destiny of the game for its players .
i myself remember going excitedly into my local game store, the former “bower street cards and games” (now “realms games” in a different location) and asking if they were going to carry wars. the owner just laughed for a moment, and said no. i was crestfallen, but no one was really that interested at the store. no one was interested in pre - ordering boxes of the game, and people seemed more interested in the remaining supply of the old star wars card game than decipher' s replacement for it, and most of the players had jumped ship straight for the lord of the rings cardgame, myself included .
while the names are exciting for fans of lord of the rings or star wars, they aren' t particularly well known outside the circles of those fandoms. neither of them are in the colloquial sense of the term, rock stars. indeed, it focuses the message clearly: this is a game for the fans we already have. this is what you like? this is what we are giving you! while drawing in the old crowd of a popular game is a pretty good move, we' re still left with one big problem: how is decipher going to draw in people who are not already familiar with the star wars ccg ?
its june 26th 2004, and we' re inside a broom closet. its a rather cramped broom closet somewhere in the decipher head quarters, and while its inconvenient, it makes us all feel a bit like harry potter. there' s quite a lot of stuff going on outside this broom closet in the rest of the world, but we don' t really care too much about a lot of it. what we do care about is where this broom closet reaches, for while no one is coming to take us to hogwarts from it, and it doesn' t lead to narnia, this broom closet it sending out a signal over the world wide web, a signal that will cry out to the seething masses longing for sci - fi: wars is imminent, wars is upon us, and lo there shall be lots of wars .
its november 10th 2004, the iraqi city of mosul has gone under curfew due to attacks by rebels, an islamic school in the netherlands is lit aflame, president bush nominates a new secretary general all while irregularities are being reported in the vote count. the film version of “the polar express” is released, delighting children and weirding adults out with the strange hollow and lifeless eyes of its characters. two days later “finding neverland” is released, about jm barrie' s creation of peter pan and neverland, and at the same time “seed of chucky” is released which everyone just tries to forget existed. eminem tops the charts with “just lose it” followed by nelly and tim mcgraw collaborating for some reason, and maroon 5 right behind with a song which is definitely about every single woman listening to it. meanwhile on the internet, decipher games uploads a pdf to their website of version 1. 1 of their introduction to the wars universe .
a formative evaluation of the genomics r & d initiative was conducted in 2006 by an independent consultant (performance management network inc .) concluding to its overall success and relevance to deliver well - managed credible research for policy, regulation and other government decisions. the evaluation confirmed that for the most part, the six government departments had limited capacity to carry out genomics research before the implementation of grdi, and that grdi had been successful in increasing that capacity. departments supported by grdi funds have managed to increase their human resource capacity as well as enhance the tools, equipment, infrastructure and networks required to undertake genomics r & d and participate in broader, high - impact programs established through formal and informal collaborations with canadian and international organizations (governmental, university, non - governmental and private sector organizations). the review also concluded to the legitimate and necessary role for government in genomics r & d, and to the complementing nature of grdi and other federal or provincial initiatives in this area without overlap or duplication .
we pull back away from the 4th wall, and just listen to some of what this podcast is. for something recorded in a broom closet in 2004, its remarkably professional and well done. if it didn' t mention dates from a decade a go, the production values are high enough you might not realize it isn' t current, it might even be better than some of the podcasts in that strange future of 2014. but it is also a voice singing to the choir. while we can hear it, and it is giving us this tour of decipher games, its hard to not be aware that this is a private tour. its just us, and really that is the way it should be. the average joe isn' t going to care about this, and the average joe isn' t going to want to listen to a podcast about how exciting an upcoming tournament ten year ago was, but we still do. because we' re fans, and we listen .
which takes us to a shift in topic: the name “wars” for the game. the first mention of wars has it called “the mumon rip wars”, which sounds a bit silly. luckily some fans suggest the word “rift” rather than “rip” and a much better name is born. “the mumon rift wars” card game it is! unfortunately that wasn' t to last however, as there was another game being made called “rifts” that was rather unhappy there was another game using the word “rift” in its title. to belay any controversy or legal action, decipher changed the name to just wars. out of all of the decisions about wars, this one might be the worst. while i' ll be picking through and over - analyzing every wars release ever over the next few weeks, and slowly talking about my analysis of why things did or didn' t work, its hard to put off the very name of the game itself. lets just be clear about this: i love wars more than any other sci - fi universe ever, its my favorite game, and my favorite setting, but wars is a godawful name for it .
7. (b) the notes to a company’s financial statements are notoriously difficult to decipher, particularly for readers without a financial or accounting background or education. consequently, the notes can be an excellent candidate for fraudulent manipulation by management. one tool for assessing the readability of the notes to financial statements is the fog index developed by robert gunning. the fog index uses an algorithm to measure the readability of a sample of english writing; the score that results from the calculation represents the number of years of formal education needed to understand the text upon an initial reading. because notes to financial statements are inherently complex, it is not surprising that many receive a fog index score well beyond what would be considered easily readable by almost anyone—including their intended audience. (test the fog index at urltoken .) therefore, a high fog index alone is not necessarily an indicator of fraudulent activity. the real value in applying the fog index to financial statement fraud detection lies in using the index to make comparisons between particular notes within the same period, to similar notes in other periods, or to the notes of other organizations in the same industry. any significant changes or deviations in a fog index score that are highlighted by these types of comparisons could indicate fraudulent activity and warrant a closer look .
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with the young jedi collectible card game (yj: ccg) you can collect all your fave droids, jedi and aliens from star wars: episode 1 - the phantom menace. then you can command them and fight for naboo, coruscant and other planets. you start the game with a starter deck of cards, 30 light side and 30 dark side. you and a buddy pick a side, draw cards and decide who goes first. the first guy plops down a location from the movies - the jedi council chamber, or maybe a swamp on naboo - then your character cards fight over it. you play aliens, jedi, droids, weapons and battle cards to power up your side. you win by wiping out your opponent on two different planets, or by having them run out of cards .
the battle plan system is a cool feature of the combat system - it adds some wicked strategy to combat. unfortunately, that' s about all there is for coolness when it comes to basic card game. you need to head to urltoken and check out the jedi lightsaber dueling rules to add some kick to your battles .
the cards themselves are top - notch. they have pictures from the movies and cool graphics so they' re totally styling. you can add to your collection with booster packs or by trading with your buddies .
yj: ccg is cool for [ kwlink224 ] star wars fans, or people looking for a simple card game that' s more fun than solitaire. [ / kwlink224 ]
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to run the tests. this will grab the test deps from bower, and run them against qunit in a local server on port 8000 .
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this provides another layer of functionality on top of the events that the history service will broadcast. you can use these chainable objects to run callbacks depending on the type of action that was taken :
the general recommendation is to listen for the global events if you want general functionality, and to use these watch object callbacks for specific functionality .
once something is watch () ed, you can undo or redo changes to it, if that expression is assignable. if you pass a function as the expression, you may not undo / redo, but you will still have access to the history stack .
the $ scope will be updated with the most recent version of the object. you can undo () as many times as there are changes in the expression' s value since you watch () ed it - - this is an entire history stack .
furthermore, an event will be emitted. the $ rootscope will $ broadcast () a history. undone event with the following information :
oldvalue: the value the expression was changed from. this is a copy !
this only works if you have previously undone something, of course. you can undo multiple times, then redo multiple times. the event emitted after redo is history. redone and the information is the same .
use history. canundo (exp, scope) and history. canredo (exp, scope) if you need to know those things .
if you are looking at history. history and know where in the stack you want to go, pass a third parameter and you will revert to a specific revision in the stack :
... which will revert directly to the 23rd revision, no questions asked .
in addition, the history. reverted event will return to you the pointer that you passed it (which is 0 by default) .
maybe it could use a different name, but often situations arise where you want to watch an entire array of objects for a change in any of those objects' properties. it would be incredibly inefficient to watch the entire array / object for changes, and you wouldn' t necessarily know what property got updated .
' foo with id { { f. id } } changed to { { f. name } }'
' foo with id { { key } } changed its name to { { value. name } }'
now, whenever a name of any one of those things changes, history will be put on the stack .
so you can bind to undo () in your view, and it will undo the change to foos [ 0 ]. name .
data, as passed to the event handler, will look similar to the history. undone event as mentioned above :
locals: a scope containing your expression' s value. for example, above we will have the object f available in locals, with a name property .
there are two special injections into your change / undo / redo / etc. handlers :
$ expression the expression that changed. this may be simple, like foo, or complex like urltoken if you have used a deep watch .
$ locals the scope against which the change was made. if this is simple, like in the case of a history. watch (), you probably don' t need it. but if you are doing a deep watch, then you will want to use this, because it does not represent the scope you originally started with !
you can group a bunch of changes together and undo them all at once. note that currently you must actually be watching the changed variables in some manner; you must use watch () or deepwatch () first, then issue the batch .
next we' ll initiate a batch. you will receive a special new scope within your watch object that you can then pass to history. rollback (), which will roll back all changes made within the batch closure. see below .
the function you pass to history. batch () will accept a scope parameter, and that is actually a child scope of the real scope. changes are made here and propagated to the parent' s history .
note the second parameter, which is optional and defaults to $ rootscope, just like the other functions in the api .
you do not have to use the child variable unless you want to. it' s perfectly legit, if you are in a digest loop already, to just make assignments. the following is equivalent, again, if you are already in a digest (if you are using this code in a controller, you are likely in a digest; if you' re using it in a directive, you may or may not be depending on what you' re up to) :
now let' s issue a rollback. note that you can also listen for the history. batchbegan and history. batchended events that are broadcast from the $ rootscope, if you want to implement more general functionality .
this batching hasn' t been tested with the
lazy
functionality mentioned earlier (yet), but it will certainly help you support mass changes to many variables at once, and be able to report those changes to the user .
museums and tourists typically go hand in hand, but here in las vegas, the natural history museum is busier with locals than out - of - town visitors .
next to cashman field and in the heart of the emerging cultural corridor, the museum at 900 las vegas blvd. north offers a bright harbor from the city’s noise and neon, as well as a chance for children to see things that will widen their eyes. i’m no kid, but even i was wowed by a tour from executive director marilyn gillespie and fundraiser deanna ackerman .
we first encountered a section on parasites, this year’s traveling exhibit. let me tell you: parasites look a little unsettling when they’re magnified to human size .
we moved on to a stunning display of a lion frozen in the act of attacking a wildebeest. the piece was constructed by a taxidermist at the smithsonian institution .
some 30, 000 clark county students gape at such displays annually. for many, it’s their first time in a museum .
we passed by a tank with a swimming shark and some rays before encountering bonnie, an 11 - foot burmese python, the same species disrupting the florida ecosystem. she was rescued from a closet eight years ago and could grow to be 25 feet. her original mate, clyde, died last year. she’s now pursuing a relationship with a younger, smaller male named boots, who was asleep in a corner. i wished him luck .
we then approached exhibits on fossils and extinct animals, which i found particularly fascinating .
“the kids in the community call us the dinosaur museum, ” said gillespie, who has served as the museum’s director since before it opened in 1991. “we have the only exhibit in the state that talks about early man. ”
one of the more popular and striking exhibits is the 5, 000 - square - foot “treasures of egypt, ” a gallery of scenes and re - creations from ancient egypt, including a replica of king tut’s tomb. i was impressed by a display that allows visitors to perform a virtual ct scan on a mummy .
“it’s the first use of this technology in the united states, ” gillespie said with pride .
the exhibits were bolstered by donations from the luxor, which gave the museum several replica items .
“the maya never said it was the end of the world, ” she said .
i left thankful for that, as well as what i had learned: the natural history museum is a place that strives to help locals understand and appreciate the world’s wildlife, ecosystems and cultures .
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