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Via Polygon.com | |
14 January 2021 | |
Finally, some good news: New Pokémon Snap will be released for Nintendo Switch on April 30, Nintendo and The Pokémon Company announced Thursday. The sequel to the original Pokémon Snap, released in 1999 for Nintendo 64, will send players to the Lental region, where they’ll snap photos of Pokémon in the wild. | |
Players will work with Professor Mirror and his assistant Rita “on an ecological survey to photograph Lental Pokémon thriving in nature,” according to a news release. Players will tour the Lental islands in an on-rails vehicle known as the Neo-One through various paths. Lental Pokémon will be attracted to “Fluffruit,” an edible item which will assuredly make photographing creatures in the wild much easier. | |
As with the original Pokémon Snap, players’ photos of Pokémon will be judged on their pose, how large creatures appear in photos, whether they’re facing the camera lens, and where they fall in frame. Pokémon behavior which change over time in New Pokémon Snap, and play |
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** See what you can do by putting this into HTML markup using the HTML elements we've covered so far. Remember: There is not always a "right answer". Sometimes (sometimes!) it comes down to judgment. The trick is to ask: Is my choice a meaningful one, and have I made that choice consistently? | |
From the New York Times | |
Siobhan Roberts | |
Dec 28, 2020 | |
The Lasting Lessons of John Conway's Game of Life. |
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For a Healthier 2021, Keep the Best Habits of a Very Bad Year | |
Our 7-Day Well Challenge will show you how to build on the healthy habits you learned during pandemic life. | |
By Tara Parker-Pope | |
January 1, 2021 | |
The New York Times | |
Here’s a better way to start the new year: Skip the traditional January resolutions and make time for some New Year’s reflection instead. | |
Take a moment to look back on the past 365 days of your life. Years from now, when you talk about 2020, what stories will you tell? Will it be clapping for health care workers every night at 7 p.m.? Or perhaps it will be a memory from the months spent mostly at home with family members — or the pandemic “bubbles” you formed that helped friendships grow stronger. Maybe you will tell the story of losing someone you loved or remember finding strength and resilience you didn’t know you had. |
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version 29 | |
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// it is often good to see things in other languages | |
// as it helps explain idiosyncrasy | |
// here is a "count from 1 to 10" loop in JavaScript | |
// note we count from 1 to 11, but don't actually do 11. | |
for (var i=1; i<11; i++) { | |
console.log(i); | |
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-- by nesting our for loops, we can have one loop | |
-- 'oversee' the repeated execution of another loop. | |
-- remember: code is "run" in the same way that we | |
-- figure out the "order of operations" in algebra: | |
-- by starting on the inside, and moving towards the outside. | |
-- create 4 rows by 6 columns of circles. | |
-- (numbers are different to help you see difference). | |
-- circle radius = 5 | |
-- so circle diameter = (2r) = 10 |
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