New Clash has been enhanced with more features for more hours of fun and play. In this highly addictive and ever so realistic Arkanoid, you have to hit the ball with a pad to keep it within the level and destroy all bricks. Sound easy but gets pretty challenging!... Alawar Entertainment :: clash :: arkanoid :: arcanoids :: alawar :: classic :: game :: remake :: advanced :: entertainment :: Clash
Clash?#N Slash: Worlds Away is a sequel to highly addictive arcade space shooter with exciting gameplay for players who are looking for bright and colourful shoot?#em up experience. In Worlds Away like in original Clash?#N Slash you must defend your planet from pesky alien invaders that will arrive from all around the galaxy. This time alien hordes are more diverse and clever featuring more than 70 enemy types and 12 huge bosses... Enkord :: clash-n :: slash :: worlds :: away :: enkord :: games :: action :: clash-nslash-worldsaway deluxe :: Clash-N Slash- Worlds Away
Non-stop action space shooter with extremely simple controls suitable for all ages! Space shooting has never been so simple and addictive! With Clash'N Slash arcade game you will battle pesky aliens all around the galaxy. Loads of weapons, upgrades, enemies will hold you for a long time and innovative bonus triggering system will make your game experience colorful and fun.... Enkord :: arcade game :: action game :: shooter game :: clash n slash :: enkord :: Clash N Slash
2 stars ("Positive Training" = A Negative Learning Experience?) - I admire Jean Donaldson and her ideas. And what a pleasure it was to read something by a trainer who has a "so what?" attitude toward the "rules" about showing your dog you're alpha. She really sticks it to trainers whose techniques rely too much on the old alpha myth* (which accounts for the two stars, above). But what Donaldson fails to realize is that operant conditioning is almost as big a myth as the alpha theory (which accounts for there only being two stars). One of her main points is that "traditional" training (meaning dominance) creates negative side-effects, which is the main reason I gave up using those techniques years ago (in 1992) and turned to operant conditioning as a possible alternative. What I found, though, is that not all behavior can be learned (or unlearned) through conditioning. I also found that instinctive behaviors tend to override conditioned ones, and that a training system based primarily on food rewards (and by extension, clickers, since their effectiveness is dependant on the association made between the click and being given a food treat) can also create a negative learning experience for a dog. The truth is, food makes for a great inducement for most behaviors, but it's a rather shaky reinforcement. Someone reading this might say: Wait, go back a second. Did you just say that food rewards create a negative learning experience? That's impossible to believe. I mean, after all, it's called positive reinforcement, right? Yes, but "operant conditioning" works best when you use INTRINSIC REINFORCERS, meaning they're directly related to the behavior being learned. And food is not directly related to any obedience behavior other than sitting on command, or to a lesser degree to coming when called. On the other hand, EXTRINSIC REINFORCERS, which is what food usually is, don't work as well. Not only that but, according to the behavioral textbooks, extrinsic reinf... James - Kenneth Publishers :: Sociology :: Dogs - Training :: Animals & Pets :: Jean Donaldson :: :: Culture Clash
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