Track Listing: 
1.) The Bills – Wonders I’ve Seen
2.) Poor Nameless Boy – River & Trees
3.) Chris Velan – Great New Beginnings
4.) Erin Costelo – Low
5.) Erin Costelo – Everyday
6.) Lake Street Dive – Close To Me
7.) Joshua Winstead – Games
8.) Merganzer – Tritone
9.) Chairlift – Ottawa to Osaka
10.) Note To Future Self – Arc
11.) Note To Future Self – Parallax
12.) Zones – Tides
Playlist:
Napalmpom – Make Me Cry
The Standstills – Pay No Mind
Lionsault – Sick As It Gets
Rockyard – Zero In
Beneath the Grid Music – Screech Bats – ET
Diemonds – Over It
Subztain – Brothers By Choice Not By Blood
Chron Goblin – Fuller / Seattle
Unleash The Archers – No More Heroes
Verse The Sun – Light Years
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Theatre has the amazing capability of capturing a single moment — and then stretching it out in impossible ways.
My guests today are Len Falkenstein, “the theatre guy” at UNB and two of his students and actors, Aaron and Alex, from the upcoming closing performance of Theatre UNB’s season: 7 Stories. The story revolves around the single moment of A Man standing on the edge of a ledge on a building — and the other stories which swallow him up in that moment. We talk about the challenges of a plant poised on a moment without movement, of playing multiple characters, and hear a part of one of the scenes.
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Posting the latest two episodes at the same time as Fred missed last week but is back this week.
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How much do you really know about Latin culture? STU Journalism students Maria José Burgos and Fernanda Damiani are here to give you a taste of it, from actual taste, to music, to partying, to history and immigration to Fredericton.
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Pokken Tournament
The newest entry in the Pokémon series, Pokken is a fighting game using pokemon with added mechanics like phase shifting to stances in duel mode and a special fighting triangle this game will let you have fun whether you are a fighting game Veteran or completely new to the genre.
Story: unfortunately this is where the game is lacking, the main story revolves around a shadow mewtwo but there’s not much depth to it so the story is almost a throw-away which is odd for a Pokémon spinoff. However the gameplay in singleplayer mode more then makes up for the lack of story.
Gameplay: as stated earlier there are a few modes that makes this game standout from the usual fighting games. First there is phase changes which activate when a combo is done or certain moves are used on the opponent. This causes the area to switch from Field Mode (3D) to Duel Mode (2D) which makes you continuously have to alter your fighting style. Next is the fighting triangle, where Counter moves beat Attacks, Attacks beat Grabs and Grabs beat Counters, this triangle is important to learn because if done right you can deal out bonus damage to the enemy. Now, while this does seem like a lot to take in Pokken has a great tutorial to help you learn so no need to worry about it
In Conclusion: Pokken, despite having a lackluster story is a great game to have and a welcome addition to the pokemon series and I hope we get to see more from it in the futures. I would recommend anyone to try it if you love fighting games or are just a long time pokemon fan.
HAPPY GAMING 😀
Ea Sports UFC 2 Review.
UFC is back for another installment with some new additions and new game play modes. But is this enough to make a great comeback? Let’s find out
UFC back in 2014 needed some improvement with its ground game and stand up and physics. This game fixes most of those like the knock out physics are the most realistic I have seen in a game to this day. The ground game definitely needs to be re done in this installment of UFC in order to do a transition you use your right stick and wait for a circle to fill up this applies to pulling off a submission as well; It does take some time to adjust to this new style of ground game. The stand up though is very similar to the first UFC game but better with the hit reactions and knockout physics. There is nothing better than delivering a kick to the face and watching your opponent go rag doll.
Career Mode: While the career mode has some new changes and is more realistic it isn’t as lengthy. You start off by going through The Ultimate Fighter. After winning The Ultimate Fighter you begin climbing up the ranks to chase your division’s belt. During this time you train in between fights you can train easy, medium or hard and each of these you have a risk of getting injured or wear and tear on your body and you have to carry that in to the next fight. In this version of career mode it is just like the first one the more damage you take the shorter you career is by the end of my career I had only had 27 fights.
Ultimate Team: This was the mode that felt the most welcoming. You start off by creating five fighters in five weight classes. With each fighter you try to win the belt and as you keep on winning you earn coins to buy moves for your fighters and perks and fitness boosts. You start off in division one and keep on going up in numbers the more you win the more points you get to move on to the next division. Best part about this mode there is no limit on how many fights one Fighter has.
Conclusion: While UFC 2 is great it is not perfect the stand up is great but the ground game needs some work. The career mode is short but sweet at that, The Ultimate Team mode is really fun to play and learn and feels very rewarding because as you rise through the divisions in this mode they become more challenging which is great. UFC 2 packs a heavy punch and does just enough to finish the fight.
Score: 8/10
Reviewed by Tyler
Gamers of the Round Table.
Brandon Brewer on Rosie Morning this morning! 🙂 
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It’s a very familiar story for Maritimers: folks go away — out West or to the States or otherwise — but something draws them back home to the East Coast, if only for a little while. Everything is familiar, and yet not quite, like a sweater that’s stretched in the washing machine..
This is the general feeling I get from talking to Thomas Morgan Jones (the Artistic Director of TNB) about the next play that TNB is staging at The Playhouse: Marion Bridge, by Daniel MacIver. He joins me by phone during his lunch break in the play’s rehearsal to talk about how this play attracted him decades ago, and why he felt he needed to stage it.
Music today:
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Hot Toddy Morning Sun
David Gogo Vicksburg Call
Harrison Kennedy You, Me or Us
Blackburn You Think You Know Me
Tim Williams More Pepper In Your Chili
Judy Roderick Woman Blue
Jack Johnson Flake
Muddy Waters & Johnny Winter Black Cat Bone/Dust My Broom
Jeff Beck Got the Feeling
Sonnyboy Williamson Bring It On Home
Muddy Waters Mannish Boy
Albert King Born under a Bad Sign
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The Bronze Medal game! Listen to CHSR’s coverage of the game LIVE or listen again on our hockey page.
Here’s the first game. Enjoy!
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Here it is, the final championship game! Listen to CHSR’s coverage of the game LIVE or listen again on our hockey page.
Here’s the first game. Enjoy!
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More hockey for your life! Listen to CHSR’s coverage of the game LIVE or listen again on our hockey page.
Here’s the first game. Enjoy!
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More hockey for your life! Listen to CHSR’s coverage of the game LIVE or listen again on our hockey page.
Here’s the first game. Enjoy!
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On Friday, I spoke with the very talented Corinna Rose, who is performing in Fredericton tonight at Grimross Brewery at 7:30 Atl.
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On the show this week:
CQ: If you could live life as someone else — from any time period in any place — for one day only, who would it be?
Full list of 24 articles after the jump!
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On the show this week:
CQ: If you could live life as someone else — from any time period in any place — for one day only, who would it be?
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CQ: If you could live life as someone else — from any time period in any place — for one day only, who would it be?
Full list of 24 articles after the jump!
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Track Listing:
1.) The Flying Lizards – Money (That’s What I Want)
2.) American Monoxide – Sony Panasonic Airlift
3.) The Wild Feathers – Goodbye Song
4.) Delta Will – We Were Born
5.) Poor Nameless Boy – Atlantic Ocean
6.) Kevin Davison – Wonder Woman
7.) Chris Velan – Call Me Into Your Heart
8.) Paupière – Elle Et Lui
9.) Miike Snow – Heart is Full
10.) Lake Street Dive – Close to Me
11.) Zones – Tides
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A game that’s exciting right to the last minute! Listen to CHSR’s coverage of the game LIVE or listen again on our hockey page.
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UNB’s first test for this year’s tournament! Listen to CHSR’s coverage of the game LIVE or listen again on our hockey page.
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Every generation faces it’s challenges — and finds its opportunities. How do we identify this potential, and what can we do to help support great solutions?
That’s the subject of a new documentary and project by Greg Hemmings. He’s a filmmaker in Saint John who is currently screening his film The Millennial Dream, which is a look at how we update the classic “American Dream” of “live, liberty and the pursuit of happiness” for the modern age. It’s also the beginning of a conversation and call to action to change how we live, work and play — how to take advantage of this generations opportunities to create and support solutions to current challenges.
My guest today is Jakob Wildman-Sisk. He works at the Pond-Deshpande Centre at UNB and has contributed to the philosophical research underpinning elements of this documentary. We talk about the goals of the project, the hope of the unique situation of New Brunswick to tackle the problems, and the chance to lead in solutions.
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