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When a routine Earth-to-Mars livestock ship lost control and crash-landed on the warm, earth-like Exos 9, it was only the pigs that survived. They wandered out of the ship and started spreading out. Living was tough, at first, but Exos 9 had earth-like atmosphere and bore enough earth-like plants to sustain the population. Over time, they adapted to this life, becoming heavily armored and mostly blind, for they live underground most of their lives. Author: XikazeSpore Keywords: spore creature creator pig backstory terapig Added: September 6, 2008

Okay Metal gear 1 and 2 are games for the msx and nintendo that are set before metal gear solid. Here is the backstory to Metal Gear 1 so you can understand more of the mgs plot. (later established to be 1995 in Metal Gear Solid), 200km north of Galzburg, South Africa, lies Outer Heaven, a fortified state founded by a "legendary mercenary". Word had gotten out to the western world that deep within the Outer Heaven stronghold, a weapon of mass destruction is being constructed. The United States government orders the high-tech Special Forces unit FOXHOUND to infiltrate the fortress, assess the situation and neutralize the threat. In his mission, FOXHOUND operative Gray Fox infiltrated the Outer Heaven stronghold. Days later, contact with Gray Fox is lost and his last transmission simply reads "METAL GEAR..." Operative Solid Snake, FOXHOUND's newest recruit, is ordered by squad leader Big Boss to rescue Gray Fox and carry out his mission, "Operation: Intrude N313". Upon insertion into Outer Heaven, Snake makes contact with local resistance members Kyle Schneider, Diane, and Jennifer. Using all of his skills and the equipment he procured on site, he manages to rescue Fox. He learns from Fox that Metal Gear is the codename of a nuclear warhead-equipped bipedal walking tank, which can engage and dominate in all forms of combat as well as launch its nuclear warheads from any location. Outer Heaven plans to use Metal Gear to impose itself as the new world superpower. In order to destroy Metal Gear, and topple the Outer Heaven mercenaries, Snake rescues the lead engineer of Metal Gear, Dr. Drago Pettrovich Madnar, and his daughter, Ellen. Armed with information on how to destroy Metal Gear, his skill and indomitable spirit, Snake fights through the entire Outer Heaven force. He begins to notice that traps being set for him are too precise, and wonders how information on his activities is being tracked. Moreover, Schneider is ambushed by hostiles and is presumed dead after losing contact with Snake. The final hostage Snake rescues tells him that the mysterious "mercenary leader" of the entire base is none other than Snake's C.O., Big Boss, and that Outer Heaven is under his command. Big Boss reveals himself to Solid Snake in the game's final battle. Big Boss reveals himself to Solid Snake in the game's final battle. Upon breaching the core of the base, Snake is able to neutralize Metal Gear before it reaches completion. As he makes his way out of the compound's basement, he is confronted by Big Boss himself; the corrupt leader had been using his connections within the U.S. government to steal military intelligence, establish his own mercenary force, and fund his activities. It was his aim to have Outer Heaven become the world's most powerful nation, able to bring even the western nations to their knees. He had the rookie Snake sent in, hoping to have him captured and feed the U.S. government misinformation, but had quite obviously underestimated Snake's capabilities. Having lost Metal Gear and much of his force, Big Boss starts the self-destruct sequence for the compound, and promises he will not die alone; Snake will join him. An underground battle ensues, and despite injury, Snake defeats Big Boss and escapes the Outer Heaven compound as it crumbles in flames behind him. After the ending credits, a message from Big Boss is displayed saying that he will meet Solid Snake again. Author: axelguy4realz Keywords: MGS Twin snakes part 10 Gray Fox Plus Metal Gear backstory full story metal gear solid 56 Added: August 10, 2008

Dinner with Bellick and T-Bag? Scary!

So this is the idea that started it all... Dog driving... Car with musicians hanging on to it..?

So this is the idea that started it all... Dog driving... Car with musicians hanging on to it..?

The first in a multi part documentary series exploring the creative work and perspectives of the celebrated Art Directors Club Young Guns, the most promising young talent working in visual communications today. For dozens of other videos on the inspiration and innovation of the design community visit Adobe.com. For more, go to http://www.zoom-in.com CREDITS: Producer: Rachel Talbot Associate Producer: Mike Raffensperger Editor: Megan Cunningham Additional Editing: Hei-Man Yu, Matthew Hendershot Camera: Frank Barerra Additional Camera: Robert Johnson Sound Mix: Matthew Hendershot Music: MusicBox, Alex Moseman Animation: Colin Yu Photograph of Stefan Sagmeister: Mr. Yang

The sixth and final installment of a multipart documentary series exploring the creative backstory behind the life and work of the Art Directors Club Young Guns Woman Vanguard, features Tracy Boychuk. In addition to working as the Design Director for Stop Smiling magazine and running her own company, TROOPER, with partner Jen Roddie, Tracy teaches Portfolio and 3rd year Graphic Communications at the School of Visual Arts.She has worked at Sony Music Entertainment and RCA Records and as the Design Director for MTVs Off-Air Creative Group. Her work has been featured in Print, ID, Communication Arts and has been included in various publications on graphic design. Her awards include the ADC, British ADC, BDAs and the One Show.Part One - The Backstory Part Two - Stella Bugbee Part Three - Deanne Cheuk Part Four - Julie Hirschfeld Part Five - Leanne ShaptonFor more, go to http://www.zoom-in.com Credits: Producer: Rachel Talbot Associate Producer: Mike Raffensperger Editors: Matthew Hendershot, Hei-Man Yu Camera: Frank Barerra Additional Camera: Robert Johnson Sound Mix: Matthew Hendershot Music: MusicBox, Alex Moseman Animation: Colin Yu

The second installment in a multipart documentary series exploring the creative backstory behind the life and work of the Art Directors Club Young Guns, features branding and publication design specialist Stella Bugbee. In addition to working as the Design Director at Domino magazine and running her own design studio, Stella teaches Advanced Publication Design at Parsons School of Design. She has worked at The New York Times Magazine and as a Design Director with Ogilvy and Mather s Brand Integration Group. Her work has been featured in Print, HOW, Step, Black Book, Nylon and Eye.Part One - The BackstoryFor more, go to http://www.zoom-in.com CREDITS: Producer: Rachel Talbot Associate Producer: Mike Raffensperger Editor: Megan Cunningham Additional Editing: Hei-Man Yu Camera: Frank Barerra Additional Camera: Robert Johnson Sound Mix: Matthew Hendershot Music: MusicBox, Alex Moseman Animation: Colin Yu

The fifth installment in a multipart documentary series exploring the creative backstory behind the life and work of the Art Directors Club Young Guns featuring artist, art director, illustrator, designer, author, and publisher Leanne Shapton. Based in New York City, Leanne, along with photographer Jason Fulford, is the co-founder of J Nast, and contributed illustrations to New York Magazine, The New Yorker, Harper's, The New York Times Magazine, Jane, and Talk. She has designed and illustrated numerous book covers for Knopf, Doubleday, Simon and Schuster and Penguin, and in 2006 Leanne designed the titles and credits for the Oscar-nominated film, The Squid And The Whale. For more, go to http://www.zoom-in.com Credits Producer: Rachel Talbot Associate Producer: Mike Raffensperger Editors: Megan Cunningham, Hei-Man Yu Camera: Frank Barerra Additional Camera: Robert Johnson Sound Mix: Matthew Hendershot Music: MusicBox, Alex Moseman Animation: Colin Yu

The Anime Part to Kill Bill Detailing O-Ren Ishii s Past. Animated by Production I.G.

POEMS from the collection Twenty-First Century: (1) M is for Marketing, (2) Gallery-Aged Echoes, (3) Duplex Legacy, (4) Where to Now?, (5) Balancing Incoherence, (5) Tricks of the Trade