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Countdown: Top 5 Ground Pounds in Video Games

Top 5 Ground Pounds in Video Games is the 54th episode of Achievement Hunter's Countdown series. In this episode, Kdin and Geoff list the top five ground pounds in video games. This episode aired on May 25, 2015. 
Rank	Game
5 	Banjo Tooie
4 	Borderlands: The Pre-sequel
3 	Infamous 2
2 	Prototype
1 	Saints Row IV
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Countdown: Top 5 Hardest 1000/1000

Top 5 Hardest 1000/1000 is the sixth episode of Achievement Hunter's Countdown series. In the episode, Geoff and Ray list the top 5 hardest games to achieve 1000/1000 for gamerscore starting from number 5. This episode aired on June 16, 2014.
Rank	Game
5 	Dead or Alive Xtreme 2
4 	Ninja Gaiden 2
3 	Quake 4
2 	Ghost Recon Advance Warfighter
1 	Final Fantasy XI
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Countdown: Top 5 Lego Games

Top 5 Lego Games is the 53rd episode of Achievement Hunter's Countdown series. In this episode, Kdin, Geoff, and Michael list the top five Lego games. This episode aired on May 18, 2015. 
Rank	Game
5 	Lego Harry Potter
4 	The Lego Movie Video Game
3 	Lego Marvel Super Heroes
2 	Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham
1 	Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga
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Countdown: Top 5 Most Destructive Weapons In Fallout 3

Top 5 Most Destructive Weapons In Fallout 3 is the 57th episode of Achievement Hunter's Countdown series. In this episode, Kdin and Jeremy list the top five most destructive weapons in the video game, Fallout 3. This episode aired on June 15, 2015. 
Rank	Game
5 	Terrible Shotgun
4 	Lincoln's Repeater
3 	Vengeance
2 	Alien Blaster/Firelance
1 	Fat Man/Experimental Mirv
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Countdown: Top 5 Most Expensive Games

Top 5 Most Expensive Games is the 61st episode of Achievement Hunter's Countdown series. In this episode, Trevor, Geoff, and Ryan list the top most expensive video games that cost to develop. This episode aired on July 15, 2015. 
Rank	Game 	Cost to develop
5 	Grand Theft Auto IV 	$100 million
4 	Max Payne 3 	$105 million
3 	Grand Theft Auto V 	$137 million
2 	Destiny 	$140 million
1 	Star Wars: The Old Republic	$200 million
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Countdown: Top 5 Rivalries in Video Games

Top 5 Rivalries in Video Games is the 59th episode of Achievement Hunter's Countdown series. In this episode, Kdin and Michael list the top rivalries in video games. This episode aired on June 29, 2015. 
Rank	Game
5 	Scorpion VS Sub-Zero
4 	Mega Man VS Dr. Wily
3 	Link VS Ganon
2 	Sonic VS Doctor Robotnik
1 	Mario VS Bowser
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Countdown: Top 5 Scary Games of 2015

Top 5 Scary Games of 2015 is the 65th episode of Achievement Hunter's Countdown series. In this episode, Jeremy, Geoff, and Michael list their top 5 scary games of 2015. This episode aired on October 28, 2015. 
Rank	Game
5 	Dead Realm
4 	Spooky's House of Jump Scares
3 	Soma
2 	Five Nights at Freddy's 3 & 4
1 	Until Dawn
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Countdown: Top 5 Snow Levels In Video Games

Top 5 Snow Levels In Video Games is the 32nd episode of Achievement Hunter's Countdown series. In the episode, Michael, Geoff, and Gavin list their top 5 snow levels in video games starting from number 5. This episode aired on December 15, 2014.
Rank	Game 	Level
5 	Uncharted 2 	Heart of Ice
4 	Banjo-Kazooie 	Freezeezy Peak
3 	Modern Warfare 2	Cliffhanger
2 	Super Mario 64 	Cool, Cool Mountain
1 	Halo CE 	Sidewinder
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Countdown: Top 5 Things to Be Thankful for As a Rooster Teeth Fan for 2014

Top 5 Things to Be Thankful for As a Rooster Teeth Fan for 2014 is the 29th episode of Achievement Hunter's Countdown series. In the episode, the top 5 moments to be thankful for as a Rooster Teeth fan for 2014 starting from number 5. This episode aired on November 24, 2014.
Rank	Game
5 	Extra Life 2014
4 	New AH Shows
3 	Lazer Team
2 	X-Ray and Vav
1 	You! The Community!
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Countdown: Top 5 Video Game Hospitals

Top 5 Video Game Hospitals is the 62nd episode of Achievement Hunter's Countdown series. In this episode, Kdin and Geoff list the top hospitals in video games. This episode aired on July 22, 2015. 
Rank	Hospital 	Game
5 	Mercy Hospital 	Left 4 Dead
4 	Mount Massive Asylum	Outlast
3 	Brookhaven Hospital 	Silent Hill 2
2 	Arkham Asylum 	Batman: Arkham Asylum
1 	Pokemon Center 	Pokemon
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Countdown: Top 5 Video Games from 1995

Top 5 Video Games from 1995 is the 55th episode of Achievement Hunter's Countdown series. In this episode, Kdin and Matt list the top five video games from 1995. This episode aired on June 1, 2015. 
Rank	Game
5 	Twisted Metal
4 	Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island
3 	Earthbound
2 	Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest
1 	Chrono Trigger
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Countdown: Top 5 Weakest Enemies in Video Games

Top 5 Weakest Enemies in Video Games is the 38th episode of Achievement Hunter's Countdown series. In the episode, Geoff, Ray, and Michael list their top 5 weakest enemies in video games starting from number 5. This episode aired on January 26, 2015.
Rank	Enemy 	Game
5 	Glass Joe	Punch Out! franchise
4 	Insects 	Fallout franchise
3 	Rodents 	Minecraft
2 	Slimes 	Dragon Quest franchise
1 	Goombas 	Mario franchise
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Countdown: Top 5 Xbox 360 Games You Never Played

Top 5 Xbox 360 Games You Never Played is the 60th episode of Achievement Hunter's Countdown series. In this episode, Kdin, Geoff and Michael list the top Xbox 360 games that may have been overlooked. This episode aired on July 8, 2015. 
Rank	Game
5 	Deadly Premonition
4 	Enslaved: Odyssey to the West
3 	Spec Ops: The Line
2 	Vanquish
1 	Shadows of the Damned
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Cow Chop

Cow Chop is a channel on YouTube that hosts Let's Plays with live-action skits, The 'CCTV Podcast', and other various content. The channel originated as a split from The Creatures by: James "UberHaxorNova" Wilson and Aleks "ImmortalHD" Marchant. Trevor Schmidty II, Aron "Stalete/StaleRender", and Joe also followed to Cow Chop from The Creatures.
== Members ==
=== Main ===
* James Wilson (Co-founder)
* Aleksandr Marchant (Co-founder)
* Trevor Schmidty II (Cameraman, Editor)
* Brett Hundley (Co-owner, Executive Producer)
=== Additional Crew ===
* Asher (Cameraman, Editor)
* Anna Marie (Camerawoman, Editor)
* Lindsey Washburn (Camerawoman, Editor)
* Jakob Van Grubsby (Cameraman, Editor)
* Matt (Cameraman, Editor, Intern)
=== Former ===
* Joe (Cameraman, Editor)
* Aron (Cameraman, Editor)
* Jorel (Intern)
* Jacob Gitane (Cameraman, Intern)
CrankyGeeks

Cranky Geeks was a technology-related Internet show produced by Ziff Davis Media centered on discussion of technology topics of the week. It was hosted by industry pundit John C. Dvorak. Each week three guest panelists, usually selected from a pool of technology journalists and entrepreneurs, joined Dvorak.
The show, formerly produced by TechTV's Annaliza Savage, premiered to viewers of DL.TV on March 15, 2006 and has since received its own website. The show is similar to Dvorak's previous show, Silicon Spin.
The show was streamed live weekly on Wednesdays at 4:00 p.m. ET/1:00 p.m. PT from the Ziff Davis office in San Francisco, California. In addition, it was offered for download in multiple file sizes and formats after the live show aired. This included a video or audio podcast which viewers could subscribe to in iTunes or any other podcasting client.
Show guests included Martin Sargent, Neil Gaiman, Adam Curry, Chris DiBona, Om Malik, Larry Lessig, Leo Laporte, Veronica Belmont, John Markoff, Natalie Del Conte, Robert Scoble, Jimmy Wales, Alex Albrecht, Molly Wood and Kevin Rose. Dvorak has humorously mentioned his intention to invite Danica Patrick, the IndyCar driver endorsing Go Daddy, one of the show's sponsors, whose commercial airs in every episode.
In May 2010, the show's "Co-Crank," permanent guest/sidekick Sebastian Rupley, who appeared on the show from its inception, announced he was leaving the show.
On his nightly Tech5 podcast episode for September 15, 2010, host John C. Dvorak announced that they had produced that day's Cranky Geeks show (September 15, 2010) and also the final-ever Cranky Geeks show to be released the following Wednesday, September 22, 2010.
==External links==
*Cranky Geeks official site now redirects to the pcmag.com page with Dvorak's current articles.
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Crash Test Kitchen

Crash Test Kitchen (CTK) is the original video cooking podcast and video blog (vlog) as featured in Time magazine. It features creators Warren "Waz" Murray and Leanne "Lenny" White - Australian amateur chefs or 'foodies'. CTK provides short programmes in multiple formats for viewers to follow the adventures (always humorously including all the mistakes with the successes) of Waz and Lenny in their kitchen. New videos are usually posted once a month.
CTK was started in 2005 by Waz and Lenny who were then living in Canada. The program continued to gain success and the podcast became a featured video podcast on iTunes. The program had a short stint 'on the road' across Canada before they moved to London, England until 2012, when they returned to Australia. The web site features archived videos dating back to April 2005, as well as a 'Best of' CTK list. Comments can be left on the site at the bottom of the viewing page for each program.
In the 16 December 2006 issue of Time magazine, the annual "Person of the Year" title was given to "You", meaning the public, particularly independent content creators who used the Internet to post various videos, audio clips, photos, etc. and have affected local or global communities. Among several nominated people to represent "You" were "the Un-Emerils" Waz and Lenny for their success with CTK. 612 ABC News Radio in Brisbane picked up the story as well and an interview with the couple in the Brisbane studio aired 20 December 2006.
On 6 June 2007, CTK appeared for the first time on the Word of Mouth page, the food blog for the Guardian Unlimited. Then on 21 September 2007, CTK appeared again, this time in embedded podcast, in order to "crash test" Ross Dobson's spicy vegetable soup, extracted from The Observer's Observer Food Monthly.
==References==
==External links==
* Official site
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Crazy Dream

full|right|350 px'Crazy Dream is an RT Short released  in June 26, 2009. Geoff chronicles a crazy dream that became all too real.
==Plot==
Joel Heyman walks by Geoff Ramsey and notices that he is lost in thought. When Joel questions him, Geoff recalls the events of a dream he had the previous night. He remembers meeting a sad "Meghan Foxx" at a party. When asking what's wrong, he found out that in exchange for being incredibly hot, Meghan must exchange her soul with the devil. Meghan promises to make out with Geoff in return for him getting her soul back. When Geoff goes to Hell, however, the devil refuses to hand her soul over, which is locked in a box of despair and suffering. Geoff manages to distract the devil and steal the box, thus returning Meghan's soul.
Joel doesn't see the problem with this dream. Geoff then takes out a mysterious and sinister black box, which he says is the box he stole from the devil. Geoff tells Joel that he found it lying on his chest the next morning, and that everytime he tries to get rid of it, it always finds its way back to him. Joel asks Geoff if he looked inside it, and Geoff confirms this. What Geoff saw caused him to completely break down into tears. Geoff demonstrates its powers on Nathan Zellner, who immediately gets depressed when looking into the box, but reverts to his normal self after the box was closed. 
Joel offers to take the box off Geoff's hands, and Geoff brings out an agreement contract. After some arguments, Joel signs the contract (with Gus's name) but immediately regrets his choice. Joel wakes up, thinking it was a dream and is urged to go back to sleep by "Meghan Foxx." As he goes to turn off the alarm, he discovers to his horror that he is now in possession of the box. He decides it was worth it, but has difficulty completely closing the box to stop the screaming.
==Cast in Order of Appearance==
*Geoff Ramsey
*Joel Heyman
*Nathan Zellner
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Creating Our Own Lives

Creating Our Own Lives is a public radio podcast, from Krista Tippett Public Productions (KTPP), hosted by Lily Percy. The first season was released in 2016 on the theme of running, though the subject of the podcast is much broader. It describes itself as: "We’re called to create a better world, but what about the more immediate task of creating our own lives? Inspired by a quote of Thomas Merton and hosted by Lily Percy, a podcast exploring questions about running as spiritual practice, humor as a tool for survival, and movies as church — featuring people like you." The second season is anticipated for release in 2017.
==References==
==External links==
* Official website
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Criken

Keenan "Criken" Mosimann, (pronounced crEYE-kin), is primarily a streamer on Twitch and uploads streams footage to his YouTube channel, Criken2.
He has appeared, several times, in collaborations with Funhaus. Including participation in Secret Santa 2017, Open Hause #128, 'Hobo: Tough Life' gameplay, 'Elex' gameplay, and more.
== I.C.U. ==
In the past, Keenan (with I.C.U. Games, LLC.) has coincidentally appeared on The Knowhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkzjg1rVlxs for a lawsuithttp://www.smcarthurlaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Zachary-Suite-Complaint-Final-site.pdf regarding his 'Interactive Horror Game Show' Kickstarter called "I.C.U".https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/criken/icu-the-interactive-horror-game-show
==References==
==External links==
*Criken's Twitch Channel https://www.twitch.tv/criken
Criminal (podcast)

Criminal is an independently-produced podcast that focuses on true crime. It is part of the Radiotopia network. The show describes itself as telling "stories of people who've done wrong, been wronged, or gotten caught somewhere in the middle"
Criminal explores a different criminal case in each episode across a wide range of topics including stories about a mother-daughter coroner team, a student who manufactured counterfeit banknotes with inkjet printers and an African American man who was wrongfully shot by police in front of his mother and father. Original illustrations for each episode are available on the official website.
Criminal was originally created by Lauren Spohrer, Eric Mennel, and Phoebe Judge and was launched in January 2014 after Spohrer, Mennel and Judge met while working on The Story with Dick Gordon at WUNC.
== Critical reception ==
Criminal has been described as "the best new radio show in America" in The Huffington Post, by Time as "the purist’s true crime series" and by Alexis Soloski, theater critic at The New York Times; "no matter how strange or ghastly the crime, the voice of the host Phoebe Judge somehow remains implacable and oddly soothing." Criminal was chosen by Wired as one of the "Best Podcasts of 2015" and was included twice in the Vulture roundup: "The 10 Best Podcasts and 10 Best Podcast Episodes of 2015," where it was described as "a true-crime podcast that understands crime as something sociological, historical, even anthropological — that crime is a function of people, time, and place.
The episode 695-BGK was one of nine award winners at the 2015 Third Coast International Audio Festival.
== External links ==
* 
* Criminal on Facebook
* Criminal on Twitter
==References==
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Custom Pen Makers

Custom pen makers are pen turners who fabricate pens from raw materials and, in many cases, a certain portion of off-the-shelf parts. Pens made can include fountain pens, refill-based pens (rollerballs/ballpoints/gel-ink) and dip pens.
== Custom Pen Makers ==
The makers in this list focus on traditional custom pens, including fountain pens and refill-based pens. These makers generally do not use "kit pen" components, but most use off-the-shelf nib units.
 Traditional Custom Pen Makers
Maker 	Company Name 	Location 	Materials
Mike Allen 	Woodshed Pen Co 	Saint George, South Carolina, US 	Resin
Jonathan Brooks 	Carolina Pen Company 	North Carolina, US 	Custom-made Resins, Ebonite, Urushi
Brian C. (@chewbacca on Slack)	Red Dragon Pen Company 	Ashburn, Virginia, US 	Resin
Tim Cullen 	Hooligan Pens 	USA 	Wood, Resin, Metal
Carl Fisher 	Fisher of Pens 	Florida, US 	Resin
Chet Herbert 	The Herbert Pen Company	Richmond, Virginia, US 	Custom-made Resins
Ryan Krusac 	Ryan Krusac Studios 	Calhoun, Georgia, US 	Wood, Scrimshaw, Ebonite
J. Albert Lawrence 	Romulus Pens 	San Francisco Bay area, California, US 	Resin, Celluloid, Wood
Jake Lazzari 	Lazzari Design 	England 	Resin, Metal
Aaron Logue 	Aaron Logue Woodturning	Waco, Texas, US 	Resin, Wood
Corey McNabb 	Appalachian Pen Company	North Carolina, US 	Resin, Metal
Rein van der Mast 	Pjotr Pens 	Dordrecht, the Netherlands 	Metal
Renée Meeks 	Scriptorium Pens 	Jackson, Mississippi, US 	Resin, Wood, Ebonite
Yoshi Nakama 	18111 Pens 	New York, New York, US 	Resin, Metal
Shawn Newton 	Newton Pens 	Hot Springs, Arkansas, US 	Resin, Metal
Eric Sands 	Atelier Lusso 	Huntington Harbour California, California, US 	Resin, Celluloid, Metal
Jose Sumaquial 	Intellectus Pen Company	Unknown 	Resin, Metal
Jonathan Twiss 	Twiss Pens 	Sherwood Forrest Arts and Craft Centre, Nottinghamshire, UK	Cellulose Acetate, Resin, Acrylic, Ebonite, Metal
Troy Clark 	Brute Force Design 	Unknown, US 	Resin, Wood, Metal
== Unusual Pen Makers ==
The makers listed here create less-traditional, unique or unusual pens. These can be differentiated by their means of fabrication, filling system (or lack thereof), etc.
 Unusual Pen Makers
Maker 	Company Name 	Location 	Description
Jessica Chan 	Wink Pens 	Portland, OR 	Glass-nibbed dip pens
Andrzej Llothar & Jerry Tong 	Additive Pens 	Sandnes, Norway & ??, Canada 	3D printed fountain pens
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DVD Talk

DVD Talk is a home video news and review website launched in 1999 by Geoffrey Kleinman.
== History ==
Kleinman founded the site in January 1999 in Beaverton, Oregon. Besides news and reviews, it features information on hidden DVD features known as "Easter eggs". In 2000, posts to their forum led Amazon.com to cease the practice of dynamic pricing. In 2007, the site was sold to Internet Brands.
== Reception ==
Shawn Levy of The Oregonian called it "worth a visit", and Randy Salas of the Star Tribune recommended it as a source of information for DVDs. It is used by industry insiders to gauge interest in DVD titles.
== See also ==
* DVD Verdict
==References==
== External links ==
* 
* DVD Talk Radio
* XCritic 
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Dallas Pen Show 2017

== Description ==
A pen show is a kaleidoscope of experiences. It’s like walking through a museum with fascinating art from diverse eras of the past. It’s like going to a library and finding books you never knew existed on subjects of surprising interest. It’s like visiting a zoo and being amazed at the color, size, culture and variety of the animals from some unfamiliar part of the world.
Many persons today are under the impression that fountain pens are a thing of the past and are quite shocked to see the displays of modern pens for sale…not just ballpoints and rollerballs, but fountain pens as well and mechanical pencils that match them. Far from being a thing of the past, numerous companies are producing beautiful quality fountain pens today, in a dizzying array of colors and styles. And there are vintage pens in great numbers still around from the past 100 years.Description taken from the official show page http://www.dallaspenshow.com/wp/
==Admissions==
==References and Notes==
Dallas
Dan Avidan

Leigh Daniel Avidan, or more commonly know as Dan Avidan, is a singer/songwriter as well as a comedian and content creator/co-host for the YouTube let's play channel, Game Grumps.
== Bio ==
Dan is the vocalist for the comedy duo band, Ninja Sex Party with his friend Brian Wecht (Ninja Brian). He and Brian formed a secondary comedy video game based-band with their fellow Game Grump co-star, Arin Hanson, titled Starbomb.
== Within Rooster Teeth ==
Multiple employees of Rooster Teeth have been shown to be fans and friends of the Game Grumps group and as such they have hosted panels at Rooster Teeth's RTX convention.
Dan, alongside Arin, made guest appearances competing on the RTX editions of On The Spot.
In episode 10 of Season 13 of Red vs. Blue, Dan, along with Arin, Suzy Berhow, Ross O'Donovan, Barry Kramer, and Kevin Abernathy provided a voice cameo of soldiers.
== Trivia ==
* His height is 6' 2"
* He was born and raised in New Jersey
* His dad is Foreign (Hebrew)
* He's Jewish
* He used to be a heavy pot smoker back in his twenties
* He joined Game Grumps in June 2013
** He took over as co-host for the show after Jon Jafari (JonTron) left Game Grumps after 1 year because he moved to New York and to focus more on making JonTron videos.
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Dan Carlin's Hardcore History

Thinking Outside Pandora’s Box
He’s been called a lot of things, but no one says that Dan Carlin is boring. His two long-running podcasts are among the most popular in the world. Part storyteller, part analyst, Carlin has mastered the art of looking at subjects from multiple angles and dissecting and thinking about them in original ways. He isn’t afraid to go deep or to inject historical context into modern debates. Whether it’s history or current events he’s discussing, his passion is contagious, his approach refreshing and his ideas tickle your brain in all the right places. He’ll make you mad too. You’ll like it.