If you haven\u2019t followed it, yesterday LA city officials proudly announced the unveiling of a new \u201Cshade and lighting\u201D thingamajig, named La Sombrita, to address rider complaints. You can see the tweet here:

As for the cost, it was claimed that each La Sombrita is $10,000, although the research that went into designing it is said to have cost well over $300,0001. The research included junkets to foreign cities to see what works including Quito, Ecuador, a city I\u2019ve spent a fair amount of time in walking and bussing. I can tell you, Quito doesn\u2019t have these sad things.

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It\u2019s also a less regulated city, where the natural ebb and flow of people, the fruit vendors\u2019 umbrellas, or the upstairs porch of the building right next to the road, provide the shade. LA doesn\u2019t have as much of that. It has long, straight streets lined with shopping plazas, set off from the road by extensive parking lots. Or streets of homes with large yards.

I am however sure that we have a problem, and unless it\u2019s addressed, it\u2019s not that I\u2019m worried that more and more people are going to choose to move overseas. That\u2019s a luxury most don\u2019t have, or want. Rather, unless it\u2019s addressed, we are going to continue to provide our citizens towns and cities that don\u2019t work. That are broken. That are cold and ugly5 technocratic landscapes with slivers of shade and corners that smell of piss.

I totally hear you. We have one cat now and a basement (yay!) but used to have two cats when living in a small apartment in the city and hiding the litter box was key. We ended up buying a long, low, metal IKEA cabinet ($40?) and just cut a hole in the side with a hack saw, then lined the metal hole with electrical tape. Then we bought a plastic storage box that was the right size to fit inside one side of it and filled it with litter. So the cat went in the left side hole, walked across a shelf covered with a bath mat (to collect the annoying litter bits) and then stepped down into the litter box on the right. The front doors opened for easy cleaning. It worked really well!

We have two dogs that shed terribly, and our Roomba (Rosey, like from the Jetsons) has changed our life. Our house has fairly dark wood floors, and we used to notice hair tumbleweeds all over the place and especailly by the baseboards, but the Roomba has completely solved the problem. Our whole house seems so much cleaner, and it truly has made a difference in my attitude toward my home.

For those of you who haven't played this, Have A Nice Death is a rougelike game, where the goal is if at first, you don't succeed, die, die again. Except when you die, you will take what you learned last time, plus maybe some sprinkled perks, and go back to the beginning. No matter how far you get. No matter how stacked your character is. If you fail, sorry. START OVER. Keep this premise in the back of your head as I take you through the offices of Death Inc. Then, when you're done reading this...START OVER!

Death Inc. is an office space. As you make your first walkthrough, there are random office workers who will talk to you and hip you to what you're in for. Most of these characters just talk to talk, and some even gossip about other characters in the game. As you go through the game, they will have their own problems, like trying to find where they left their back pack, or doing a Halloween ritual where they cut the interns head off. Yeah it's crazy, but not integral to the game. If you don't want to converse, just don't. Some of them are there to help, and we'll get more into that in a bit.

Also within that first walkthrough, you get a very nice tutorial. The game teaches you how to do all the platform-y things. Death is quick. His combos are executed with a few pushes of a button, and do some pretty good damage. Even his mid-air combos aren't to be trifled with. Some of the combos actually stun enemies and you can finish them off. Death also has an invincible dodge. That's right. Invincible. It also has a cool down so you don't "wave dash" through the entre game. Death has a mid air down ward slash, and can extend the height of his jump with an upward slash. You will eventually receive alternate attacks. Spells are hard hitting attacks and use mana, while cloak weapons are more range attacks, come with ammunition, and have a cooldown. There's also a super move, called Frenzy. Once this meter fills up, you can use a frenzy attack with ANY of your weapons. Don't be afraid to use these at any time. And experiment. The scythe frenzy is cool, but so is the bow and arrow one. The frenzy cannot be performed mid air, and it does leave you open. Take caution.

AAs you progress to the end of the level, you jump into an elevator. This will take you to the next leg of the world, or department. The game will give you choices of which "floor" you want to head to next. Each floor has a name associated with what you will find there once you complete the level. The Mana Department will improve your max mana. Intriguing Floor will get you into a challenge, rewarding you if you don't get hit, or make it to the elevator in a certain amount of time. Equipment Storage will net you some cool alternate attacks. Choose carefully and wisely. And don't let yourself be judged for choosing an easier floor, even if it's the break room. You deserve it. Did you want to memorize a level? Too bad. They're all procedurally generated. You do have a map in the pause menu, but only to show you where've you been and nothing else. The next to last floor will always be the shop, and/or the control room. The final floor is the boss. And stop bobbing your head to the elevator music. This is serious!

The Anima I mentioned earlier refill your HP. There are two types, blue, and gold. Blue ones are quick heals if your injured. You know you're injured when you bar is in gray. The gold ones will refill pure life, which means if you HP is down in black, the gold will refill that life force. You can carry three at a time. If you have three blue ones, and you pick up or are gifted a forth, it will turn one of the blue ones gold. If you have three gold ones, you don't get a platinum one, so use it or lose it. In "EZ" mode, you get three out the gate, but you're going to die, and you don't want to die with them still in your inventory, so don't be afraid to use these when you don't necessarily need them. Some of the enemies are one hitter quitters.

Your foes are plentiful. They may seem like they're low level grunts, but NONE of them are. Sure, some of them can be taken down with a few slashes, but all of them will attack you, and take a good chunk of your life. MOST attacks will be indicated by a large red exclamation point, which gives you the chance to dodge and counter. Be careful with this, because I definitely dodged too early, or the wrong way, and it was not fun. Some of them have two attacks. Some of them explode upon their own demise. Some of them even shield the entire screen of enemies. Some floors will have mini challenges, where the game locks you in a section and makes you fight your way out. You are rewarded for winning these battles, but enemies are everywhere and do everything to stop you. They can drop Koffee, which refills your HP, or different defense buffs. Sometimes they leave behind soulary or my favorite, life steal. Here's a tip. Kill the flying enemies first. You'll be better off for it. And pick all that stuff up! Leave nothing behind.

Among these minions, are mini bosses, called Thanagers. There is one Thanager per department, and fighting them is totally optional. They are no slouch, and if you're not careful, they will end your run. Though weaker than the sorrows, the Thanagers have very strong attacks, and just when you think they have a pattern, you're resting in paperwork. I relate it to facing someone in a fighting game, and the thanager is the cheapest character, and then there's a lot of button mashing. The sorrows, or bosses are SO MUCH WORSE. They are on the last floor of each level. You will fortunately face the same ones depending on the departments you choose past the first level, but even Brad, the first boss you face, is just brutal. You could give a tip to watch what Brad will do, then memorize his attacks, and go for the kill, but just when you think you have all the answers, the bosses change the questions. I've smacked Brad around a LOT up to this point, but sometimes, for absolutely no reason, there's a suited up, stronger Brad. How does the saying go? "If you hate the first boss, you'll... really hate the first boss"? Again? WHY!?

The run from scratch will essentially make you more powerful, so then when you lose to the Zombie Thanager, you feel SO MUCH WORSE! Also, the permanent upgrades let you choose different versions of the scythe, and you'll have to run through those to se what best fits for you. Some are more powerful, some are quicker and come with their own buffs. All can be upgraded and transformed in the control room, but again, you're going to die. There is a lounge at the beginning of the game to try out the spells and weapons that you've already unlocked, but it didn't help me. I got to the final boss, and beat him, and STILL didn't beat the game. I'm not allowed to tell you why, but just trust me. Even when you beat the game, you still haven't beat the game. 

All that to say, Have a Nice Death just came out of early access, and there's still some weird issues with the now twice-patched Nintendo Switch version. There are times when the game just stutters, and that's even not when there's too much on the screen. I experienced a couple of crashes, but luckily the game auto saves from the last elevator you got off of. There's also this weird fast forward feature you can use to speed the dialogue up between you and the boss, but the battle starts, and the boss, who is still in fast forward, just comes out swinging, hitting you with its most powerful attack. 0852c4b9a8

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