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1300 Britannia Rd E
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Toronto, Ontario, Canada
(647) 998-3564
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99 Atlantic Ave.
Suite 307
Toronto, ON M6K 3J8, Canada
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1280 finch ave west unit 104
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133 Fleming Way
Shelburne, Ontario L0N 1S1, Canada
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Greystone Walk Drive
Suite 1185
Scarborough, Ontario M1K5J3, Canada
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71 Sunrise ave
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Historic Spanish Point, Mrs. Potter Palmer's home, will honor her birthday on Saturday and Sunday, May 22 and 23. Meet the "Legendary Lady" as interpreted by a Living History Performer and enjoy a variety of special events to be held throughout the weekend. Enjoy the scenic gardens built by Mrs. Palmer and lovingly restored and maintained by the 30-acre National Register museum.
See Claire Suter from the Venice Area Historic Sociery as Bertha Palmer "historical interpreter" during forum, prior to regular Sunday services at the UUCOV. Forum is free and open to the public. Sun., April 18, 9 a.m., Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Venice, 1971 Pinebrook Road, Venice, 485-2105, uucov.com.
Be dazzled by the elegance and sophistication of a bygone era! A lavish party held on the grounds of the Historic Spanish Point Museum. A performance by members of the Sarasota Ballet and catering by Michael's On East will delight. Live music, drinks, auction.
Things will be swinging when the Sarasota Jazz Ensemble a 20-piece band will play many of the classic hits of the Swing Era by acts like Louis Armstrong, Ray Anthony and Glenn Miller. Enjoy the notes of the horns as they compliment the vocalists, drums and pianist on your favorite tunes.
New World Collaborative, founded by three digital marketing professionals and their companies, is launching its One for One Website Initiative to build a free website for a not-for-profit for every corporate client website they develop. This generous commitment to the community follows in the footsteps of the highly-publicized mission of Blake Mycoskie, founder of TOMS.
The Sarasota Business Ethics Alliance is pleased to announce the first annual Sarasota Business Ethics Awards. The Alliance comprised of a group of local community and business leaders committed to promoting ethical practices in business will host its first panel discussion which will focus on the importance of ethics in the workplace, its impact on effective leadership and productivity.
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Sunday marks the start of the NASCAR season with the running of the Daytona 500. And among the top contenders to wind up in Victory Lane: Joe Gibbs Racing, the Huntersville-based race team started in 1992 by former NFL coach Joe Gibbs.
Gibbs, 71, won three Super Bowls coaching the Washington Redskins and is a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Other than a brief return to the Redskins from 2004 to 2007, he has spent the past 20 years building an equally impressive track record in NASCAR. His team's drivers have captured three championships in the top-tier Sprint Cup Series, helping the once-fledgling company blossom into an operation with 450 employees. Last year, Forbes ranked JGR as the fourth-most valuable team in NASCAR, worth an estimated $152 million. The financial magazine pegged annual profits at $8.7 million.
Denny Hamlin, Kyle Busch and Joey Logano are the team's current Sprint Cup drivers. Hamlin boasts 17 career wins and finished ninth overall in 2011, while Busch is a controversial, brash driver with questionable judgment and consummate skill. Logano rounds out the team's lineup. Success on the track, combined with Gibbs' football fame and smooth relationships with corporate sponsors, has helped the team attract blue-chip backers FedEx, The Home Depot, Interstate Batteries, Dollar General and M&M's.
For Gibbs, racing is a family affair. His grandchildren have become familiar presences at the race team's headquarters. The team president is his son, J.D. Gibbs.
As part of the season kickoff, Gibbs recently spoke with the Charlotte Business Journal and other news outlets about a range of business and competitive issues affecting his team and motorsports. Following are excerpts from that conversation.
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Jockey John McKee took off his mounts on Thursday because of lingering soreness in his back and neck following a riding accident in the starting gate on Wednesday. McKee avoided serious injury when he was thrown from his mount in the gate prior to the seventh race.McKee was transported to Caritas Medical Center after the incident, which occured before the seventh race at Churchill Downs.McKee was scheduled to ride Tricky Storm in the race, but was thrown from his mount when the 4-year-old horse became fractious after entering the stall in the starting gate. The 21-year-old rider was removed from the track and transported to the hospital by ambulance. He complained of "neck tenderness" after his fall and underwent precautionary X-rays at Caritas.Tricky Storm was not injured and went on to win the race under replacement rider Sidney LeJeune Jr.The incident involving McKee was the second to cause a delay in the start of the seventh race, which had been scheduled for 4:28 p.m. (EDT) and was eventually delayed by 24 minutes. Earlier jockey Daniel Coa elected not to ride his mount, Bert's Nicky, in the race. Bert's Nicky was returned to the paddock, where jockey Rafael Bejarano took Coa's place and returned to the track to begin the loading process. After nine of the 10 horses in the race had been loaded into the starting gate, McKee was thrown from Tricky Storm.
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Incredibly friendly staff, great breakfast, and a nice little gym!
Good sized rooms and well-equiped bathrooms. Check-in and check out went quickly. Breakfast was well stocked.
Outside secure door locks were damaged and difficult to work. Was told on Sat that breakfast was open until 10AM. Came down at 9AM on Mon & they had pulled most of the breakfast bar. The guest wi-fi account wasn't obvious, almost used mgmt instead.
huge rooms-room was cleanstaff friendly
no blanketsup stairs noise/walking all nightcould hear t.v next door most of nightinternet kicked off a lot-hall carpet bad--i rhink they were working in some of the rooms
Friendly service, great room.
Everything was good...far above the rating shown.
(Hotel employee) was very nice let me check in 2 hours early.
The manager was rude
the room was spacious, cozy, clean, the hotel staff was friendly and helpful, great location, price was great!
they did not have late check out
Some of the staff was polite, the location was nice closer to work for me personally!
The first night we checked in our shower head was busted water went everywhere they didn't come out to fix it until the following afternoon then the water pressure in the kitchen went out!
The price is good.
Location was decent, easy to get into downtown Dallas being right on Highway 75. Also within walking distance of In-N-Out which may or may not be a good thing!
When we first arrived, the two front desk attendants didn't acknowledge us. I waited probably two minutes before I spoke up. One of those Seinfeld-esque situations, wondering if anybody else was seeing what I was seeing on being blatantly ignored. Once they started talking to us, they were pretty impatient and rude. A third employee was helping them with something behind the desk and he was cursing in front of the guests. I don't mind cursing, but have a little professional courtesy. I told the one employee we were talking to that they should really try to work on their first impressions. I had requested extra shampoo, rooms grouped together through the Kayak / Best Western request form. When we showed up, the rooms were not designated yet and we actually had ZERO shampoo all weekend. Funny how when you ask for a little extra of something, they give you none at all. Good stuff Best Western. There was a staircase right by our rooms going to the parking lot, but no key access to the door, which doesn't make much sense. We parked below that area as they suggested but then had no way to get inside and got locked out a few times trying to prop the door open moving stuff in and out. Don't suggest we use that door if we have no way to get in. Another note, none of our 3 rooms had hot water the first morning. I took a nearly ice cold shower, which conveniently woke me up faster that I usually can but was super uncomfortable. This isn't Vietnam, we at least want warm showers. Overall – this place is dirt cheap and I understand why. Staff are horrible representations of good service and the rooms are missing stuff. But the beds and bathrooms seemed clean enough, so this place worked out OK. If you're looking for something really cheap and won't be around your hotel much, this place isn't a bad option. Just don't expect a ton.
The price was very reasonable for the accommodation provided and the free breakfast was great.
Close proximity to AT&T stadium and friendly, helpful staff.
Being a Best Western, I was a little leery about staying here. But-boy was I wrong! This place is so nice and the rooms are huge and very clean! I will be staying here from now on while visiting. Close to Cowboys stadium and the shuttle will take you.
Nothing that I can think of. Great hotel.
The staff was informative...
They turn the water off two days
Recently renovated so everything is new. Much nicer than other ESA properties in the DFW area...opt for this place, if it's where you need it to be.
Nice for the price but not much to do around the hotel unless you have a car
the staff was the best , very knowledgable of the area. arranged a shuttle to pick me up from the airport. made resturaunt reservations for me and arranged a limo to pick me up and bring me back to the hotel free of charge. ( the limo was free ). hotel was very clean. although off the beaten path still a great value for the money.
The staff were very helpful and welcoming
Cleanliness of room, toilet running, bathroom light did not work
Some staff were nice.
Unclean, extremely lousy bed, refrigerator periodically so noisy that I had to unplug it. If my mattress had been in a jail a judge would have deemed it to constitute cruel and unusual punishment and would have ordered the jail to get a better mattress.
Quiet....kitchen present....
Ask for 2 bed room and that was a 10$ up grade
What I liked most was leaving....really.
I didn't like the rude, self-important & pompous 'General Manager'... nor was I impressed with the overall filthiness of the room. My room hadn't been cleaned. They just threw clean towels in on top of the dead cockroaches and baby fart foo-foo's.
There was a weekend lady behind the desk that negated anything that I might have possibly said was passable about my stay! I called the Best Western corporate phone number and they blew me off and basically said too bad. I run a small airline, I will NEVER EVER use Best Western again. If this is their idea of customer service then I will leave it to others to experience my pilot will stay at Hiltons and Marriott's!
Customer service from Best Western corporate! as well as the local day desk person.
Friendly staff.
It was so loud. Thin walls and the room shook every time someone closed a door. Old creaky bed. Motel style.
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U.S. Drone Strikes Kill Taliban Leader, 14 Others in Pakistan
U.S. drone strikes have killed 15 people in Pakistan, including a Taliban commander, according to officials there. Maulvi Nazir was killed along with several other people in a strike in South Waziristan Wednesday night. A second strike this morning in North Waziristan killed at least four people.
U.N.: More Than 60,000 Killed in Syria Conflict
The United Nations says more than 60,000 people have died in Syria over nearly two years of fighting between government forces and rebels opposed to President Bashar al-Assad. A new analysis of the toll conducted for the U.N. human rights office took five months to complete, using data from seven sources, including the Syrian government. The number is higher than the previous estimate of 45,000 reported by the British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. Rupert Colville, spokesperson for U.N. Human Rights Commissioner Navi Pillay, discussed the Syrian crisis on Al Jazeera Wednesday.
Rupert Colville: "It became so complicated. There were so many different people reporting casualties, so many different places where violence and fighting was going on simultaneously, and no way of really verifying each and every case. So it's been a very difficult issue. But this is a real attempt to do an exhaustive analysis of the information we do have. It should be treated as an indicative number, not as a real number, but we believe it's probably the minimum."
Violence in Syria is continuing to claim scores of lives on a daily basis. More than 200 people were killed Wednesday, many of them in and around the capital Damascus, according to an opposition group. Dozens died when a government air strike hit a gas station in a Damascus suburb. An Internet video posted by rebels appears to show fighters loyal to Assad killing two men by stabbing them and hitting them with concrete blocks over an extended period of several minutes. Meanwhile, the United Nations refugee agency says about 84,000 people fled the Syrian crisis in the month of December alone, bringing the total number of people displaced by the conflict to about half a million.
News Blackout Lifted over U.S. Journalist Missing in Syria
A news blackout has been lifted over the disappearance of a U.S. journalist kidnapped in Syria. Freelance reporter James Foley was kidnapped by gunmen in November. His family had kept the news secret, but they have now launched a public campaign for his return. Foley has written for Global Post and Agence France-Presse. In 2011, he was captured and held for weeks in Libya by forces loyal to ousted leader Muammar Gaddafi.
Obama Signs Renewal of Controversial Defense Act
President Obama has signed a renewal of the controversial National Defense Authorization Act, or NDAA. The law has drawn widespread criticism for last year's provision allowing the United States to detain suspects anywhere in the world without charge or trial. A group of journalists, activists and scholars — including Chris Hedges and Noam Chomsky — have challenged the Obama administration over that statute in a case currently before a federal appeals court. The 2013 version effectively blocks the Obama administration from closing Guantánamo Bay by barring the use of funds for construction on facilities that could be used for prisoner transfers. There are currently 166 prisoners held at Guantánamo; 86 of them have been cleared for release. President Obama signed the renewal despite his objections to the Guantánamo provision, following promises to close the detention center. In a statement, he said: "I have approved this annual defense authorization legislation, as I have in previous years, because it authorizes essential support for service members and their families, renews vital national security programs, and helps ensure that the United States will continue to have the strongest military in the world."
House Sets Vote on Sandy Aid After Torrent of Criticism
Following a torrent of criticism from within his own party, U.S. House Speaker John Boehner has set a timeline for voting on $60 billion in relief for Superstorm Sandy. Boehner has pledged to bring $9 billion in aid to the floor on Friday, followed by a $51 billion package on January 15. Boehner had canceled an expected vote this week on Sandy relief, prompting outrage from Republicans in Northeastern states pounded by the storm. In particular, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie hammered Boehner, saying he had called the House speaker four times Tuesday night after being informed the bill had been pulled. During a 40-minute news conference Wednesday, Christie called Boehner's decision "disappointing and disgusting to watch" and condemned the GOP's "toxic internal politics."
Gov. Chris Christie: "In our hour of desperate need, we've been left waiting for help six times longer than the victims of Katrina, with no end in sight. Americans are tired of the palace intrigue and political partisanship of this Congress, which places one-upsmanship ahead of the lives of the citizens who sent these people to Washington, D.C., in the first place. New Jerseyans and New Yorkers are tired of being treated like second-class citizens. Sixty-six days and counting. Shame on you. Shame on Congress."
House GOP Blocks Violence Against Women Act
House Republicans are also taking criticism for failing to reauthorize the landmark Violence Against Women Act. A version passed by the Senate last year extended domestic violence protections to 30 million undocumented immigrants, LGBT people and Native American women. But House Republicans opposed the extensions and passed their own version. Washington Democratic Senator Patty Murray blasted House leaders for failing to adopt the Senate bill, saying, "This seems to be how House Republican leadership operates. No matter how broad the bipartisan support, no matter who gets hurt in the process, the politics of the right wing of their party always comes first."
Outgoing Rep. Dennis Kucinich Calls for Unity in Farewell Address
Ohio Democratic Rep. Dennis Kucinich has given his farewell speech to Congress at the end of his eighth term in office. Since 1997, Kucinich has been a leading progressive voice on Capitol Hill. He ran for president twice, vowing to create a Department of Peace. In his goodbye address Wednesday, Kucinich called for unity amid partisan differences he said have nearly incapacitated the government.
Rep. Dennis Kucinich: "We need a new politics in America, which unites people, which sets aside partisan differences for the greater good of the country, which strives to reconnect with the greatness of the nation and the goodness of the American people. Now what would that politics look like? The rhetoric would change to one of mutual respect. The questioning of motives would end. The poisoned system of pay-to-play would be transformed by public financing. And our government would be rededicated to addressing the practical aspirations of the American people, for jobs, for healthcare for all, for education for all, for retirement security for all, and for environmental security."
Rep. Kucinich lost his seat after being pitted against fellow Democratic incumbent Marcy Kaptur under Republican-mandated redistricting.
New Hampshire to Swear In All-Female Congressional Delegation
New Hampshire is set to become the first state in the country with an all-female congressional delegation after its newest lawmakers are sworn in today. New Hampshire's new governor, Maggie Hassan, is also a woman. But the state's gender progress is not reflected across the country. Women will hold just 20 percent of seats in the new Senate and less than 18 percent in the House. Six states have never elected a woman to the House, and four have never chosen a woman senator.
India: 5 Charged in Court over Fatal Gang Rape
Five men have been formally charged in an Indian court with the gang rape and murder of a 23-year-old student on a moving bus in New Delhi. The attack last month sparked a nationwide outcry with calls for harsher punishments against rapists and an end to violence against women. The outrage deepened after the victim — who has still not been named publicly — died from wounds she suffered in the hours-long assault. Police said they plan to push for the death penalty. A sixth suspect is believed to be under 18 and will likely face charges in juvenile court.
Cold Snap Kills More Than 100 in India
In news from India, more than 100 people have died of exposure amid historically low temperatures in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh. Officials said many of the dead were poor people whose bodies were found outside in sidewalks or parks. Temperatures in bordering New Delhi hit their lowest maximum level in more than 40 years on Wednesday.
Colombia: 13 FARC Rebels Killed in Gov't Strike
At least 13 members of Colombia's FARC rebel group have been killed after the military struck a rebel camp in a northwestern area. Military attacks against the FARC have continued even after rebels and the Colombian government began meeting for peace talks in Cuba late last year.
Chile: Widow of Singer Víctor Jara Asks U.S. to Extradite Suspect in His 1973 Murder
Several former military officials have been detained in Chile after a judge ordered their arrest for alleged involvement in the 1973 murder of singer Víctor Jara. Jara was shot to death after the U.S.-backed coup that ousted elected President Salvador Allende. First his hands were smashed so he could no longer play guitar. Jara's widow has called for the United States to extradite one of the eight officers now being charged in the killing, Pedro Barrientos Nuñez, who is currently living in Florida. Joan Jara spoke Wednesday from a stadium that was used as a torture center following the coup.
Joan Jara: "It is very difficult for me to talk at this moment, in spite of the fact that I know it is the time to talk. It's not a time for celebration; it's a time to be calm and to know that there is a lot of work ahead in order to finally achieve real justice, and especially real justice for all the victims who suffered so much here and in so many other places in Chile."
Hillary Clinton Discharged from Hospital After Blood Clot
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has been discharged from a hospital in New York where she was receiving treatment for a blood clot. The clot in Clinton's head stemmed from a concussion she suffered last month.
Al Jazeera Expands U.S. Reach with Purchase of Current TV
Al Jazeera has purchased the cable news channel Current TV. The deal is expected to give the Qatar-based news network a wider impact on the U.S. media world. Current TV was founded by former Vice President Al Gore and reaches tens of millions of homes across the United States.
Poet, Civil Rights Activist Jayne Cortez Dies at 76
The poet, spoken-word performer and civil rights activist Jayne Cortez has died at the age of 76. Cortez published numerous books of poetry and put out several records of her words set to music. This is Cortez performing one of her best-known poems, "I Am New York City."
Jayne Cortez: "i am new york city
here is my brain of hot sauce
my tobacco teeth my
mattress of bedbug tongue
legs apart hand on chin
war on the roof insults
pointed fingers pushcarts
my contraceptives all
look at my pelvis blushing
i am new york city of blood
police and fried pies
i rub my docks red with grenadine
and jelly madness in a flow of tokay
my huge skull of pigeons
my seance of peeping toms
my plaited ovaries excuse me
this is my grime my thigh of
steelspoons and toothpicks
i imitate no one."
Jayne Cortez died on December 28.
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"Imagine if we did something different." Those were just six words out of close to 7,000 that President Barack Obama spoke during his State of the Union address. He was addressing both houses of Congress, which are controlled by his bitter foes. Most importantly, though, he was addressing the country. From whose lives has the shadow of crisis passed? And for whom is this Union strong?
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From People - School of Science, The University of Tokyo
竹内 秀明 (たけうち ひであき)
TAKEUCHI, Hideaki
Title | Research Associate |
Affiliation | Department of Biological Sciences (Zoological Science), Graduate School of Science |
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Room | 41, Faculty of Science Bldg.2, BF |
TEL | +81-3-5841-4448 24448 (ext.) |
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Molecular Biology, Neurobiology, Behavioral biology
Research Subject
Analysis of Social Behaviors by Using Combination of Molecular Biological Approach and Mathematical Modeling.
Current Research
To clarify both molecular/neural basis and brain information processing underlying social interactions in vertebrates, we have focused on Medaka fish and established novel behavior systems to assess social interactions (schooling behavior, individual recognition, group-escape and group-learning). Using these systems we are planning to identify internal factors (genes, neural networks, and brain regions) essential for vertebrate social interactions using transgenic medaka systems. On the other hand, to estimate brain information processing underlying social interactions, we developed a mathematical modeling, which could explain actual fish movement. Our eventual purpose is to identify the internal factors, which can correspond to "modules and/or parameters" in the algorithms using a combined mathematical modeling and molecular biological approach. Furthermore I have investigated the molecular/neural basis underlying invertebrate social behavior (honeybee) and searched the conserved neural mechanism between the vertebrate and invertebrate.
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Phillies promote Darin Ruf
Darin Ruf, minor league baseball's home run champion this season, joined the Philadelphia Phillies on Monday.
Phillies manager Charlie Manuel will spend the next three weeks trying to determine if and where Ruf fits in the team's long-term plan.
Ruf, 26, hit 38 home runs for Double-A Reading this season, breaking the franchise record of 37 set by Ryan Howard in 2004. Ruf's total barely eclipsed the 2012 output for Kansas City Royals prospect Wil Myers, who hit 37 homers between Double-A and Triple-A ball.
Ruf was admittedly down emotionally after making the final out in Reading's Eastern League playoffs series against Trenton on Sunday, but his spirits were lifted when he received word that he had been summoned by the Phillies. He arrived at Citizens Bank Park at 12:30 p.m. Monday and had a meeting with Manuel.
"He had a little smile on his face when I walked in," Ruf told reporters. "But I think mine was a little bigger than his."
Ruf, a right-handed hitter and first baseman by trade, has come a long way in a short time.
The Phillies selected him out of Creighton University in the 20th round of the 2009 draft, and Ruf hit 12 homers in 659 at-bats during his first two professional seasons. His path to the majors got a little clearer in July 2011 when the Phillies sent first base prospect Jonathan Singleton to Houston in a deal for Hunter Pence, and Ruf responded with 17 homers for Single-A Clearwater.
The Phillies couldn't help but notice Ruf in August, when he hit 20 homers in 116 at-bats and posted a .931 slugging percentage to earn a promotion.
"I wish I could describe it," Ruf said. "I was kind of in the zone. It's a little weird when you don't hit a home run and people are like, 'What was that? You didn't have a good at-bat.' I definitely soaked it in and had a lot of fun with it. I know my teammates had a lot of fun with it."
Upon Ruf's arrival at Citizens Bank Park, catcher and former Reading teammate Steve Lerud broke out a "Babe Ruf" T-shirt that the Double-A club had been selling in the ballpark gift shop this season.
Since Howard is signed to a five-year, $125 million contract that runs through 2016, the Phillies are hoping that Ruf can make the transition from first base to left field, where he played 29 games this season in Reading. Ruf will get an opportunity to play left field this month in Philadelphia, and will continue to work at the position in winter ball in Venezuela.
A scout at Monday's game between the Phillies and Miami Marlins described Ruf as a "late bloomer" and said he has a chance to stick in the big leagues and be a "serviceable" defender in left field.
Philadelphia's left fielders are tied for 28th in the majors with nine home runs and rank 19th in OPS at .719 this season. Juan Pierre (85 starts) and John Mayberry Jr. (30) have logged the bulk of the at-bats in left for Philadelphia.
Manuel said he considered playing Ruf on Monday night against Marlins left-hander Wade LeBlanc, but wanted to watch Ruf take batting practice and get in some work at first base and the outfield. Manuel also was reluctant to make a change since the Phillies have won 12 of their last 16 games and are trying to make a late run at a wild-card berth.
But Manuel is anxious to take a look at Ruf over the team's final 22 games.
"I'm looking forward to seeing him play and seeing him hit," Manuel said. "There's an old saying, 'If you can hit, we'll find a place for you.' In today's game, that goes a long way. If you can hit and hit with power, it's more than likely we'll find a position where you can play."
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Great trailer! Wow. I am more of a mortal kombat fan but in 1992 (or whenever it came out) my parents bought me street fighter 2 and a SNES. That is how my SNES journey started no mario world or any junk like that - frickin street fighter 2. I loved the game but after all the iterations of SF2 I got bored of it and played mortal kombat for years and I still consider it a better game. I really enjoyed killer instinct and would enjoy the newer versions of killer instinct if I had an xbox but I still think MK is the best fighting game franchise.
Do they NOT GET THE HINT? No one really likes these games! Unless I can be a pretty girl in some crazy psychedelic world I don't give any more fucks about this terrible franchise which has ruined my wallet too many times.
Give them the benefit of the doubt. If they truly expect this to be 10x better with a good size population then let them put their money where their mouth is. Just hang out, and see if it is any good, and if it isn't then you can throw shade but for now just let it be.I am pretty stoked for this game.
I played Everquest from 1998 onwards and nothing and I mean NOTHING has compared. I played off and on since release but quit when Vanilla WoW came out - but came back several times throughout my nearly decade long addiction to WoW. I Could write a literal 20 page thesis about how it has shaped the gaming landscape as well as the online world we live in today. EverQuest was the absolute best, most difficult content, most rewarding exploratory experience in any MMO. I have played nearly every MMO since I picked up EverQuest (including ultima online back then) and besides Asheron's Call and World of Warcraft here and there no MMO comes close to the depth and amazing feeling of having played that game. I could tell you so many stories that I remember of so many fun amazing groups and people I met over the years. I used to do 72 man raids without team speak in plane of time and it was intense. The 72 player raids will live on as the most absolutely difficult and enjoyable experiences in any MMO.
@junkboy0 said: @shinboy630 said: @junkboy0 said: @corevi said: I really hope FC4 is better than this.At this point after FC3, Watch Dogs, and AC:U I think I've just gonna go out on a limb and say set expectations low.Oh, and as for The Division that was a tech demo they made it up and won't ever be released but we'll get a poor imitation of said tech demo that won't work upon launch.FC3 was fine as far as I recallIt was pretty much broken on the PC for tons of folks from both Red and Green camps with massive stuttering for months upon release. Though the console versions were relatively problem free in comparison I guess.No, I played through it day one with an i7 GTX 580 maxed out only thing not turning anti aliasing past either 8 or 16x. I also put about 90 hours into the game the first few weeks I had it. THe game was not broken whatsoever.
Honestly I had no idea they were making a game called Rogue. WHat is this exactly? Compared to Unity it is just like a short single player story or what? Is it a full game? Why has no one talked about this? Unity seems like complete shit and I won't play it, I liked black flag though.
Thanks for the laughs everyone! It has been a while since I watched an entire ryan quick look and I just got super sad but also so many amazing moments the man gave us.Roller Coast Rampage is still my favorite quick look, but if I had to go through all of the ones I've watched there would be a LOT. The first couple gang beast games they played (on UPF I think) are my faovirte moments at giant bomb besides roller coaster rampage quick look.


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Prepare for invasion: Lethal Asian hornets which eat honey bees among army of non-native species on their way to Britain
- Predators, which can grow up to 1.2inches long, could threaten hives
- Asian tiger mosquito, killer shrimps and Spanish slugs also a problem
- Climate change, tourism, trade and horticulture to blame for influx
Yellow-legged Asian hornets that prey on bees are among the latest non-native species threatening UK wildlife, and even people's health.
A growing number of alien species, from killer shrimps to Spanish slugs, are set to soon reach our shores, a Europe-wide study warns.
The Asian hornet, which grows to between 2.5cm and 3cm (1-1.2 inches), preys on native honeybees, wasps and other pollinators, potentially devastating hives and threatening honey and crop production.
Killer: The Asian hornet can measure up to 1.2inches long and preys on honey bees. wasps and other polinators
The hornets could devastate bee hives, threatening the production of honey and crops
The report from the European Environment Agency (EEA) also warned of the spread of the Asia tiger mosquito, which is linked to more than 20 diseases including yellow fever and the dengue-like chikungunya fever.
The species is prevalent in several southern European countries, such as Italy, and is likely to expand its range north as the climate changes.
A number of alien species already in the UK are causing problems. Common ragweed, which came in to Europe from North America in bird feed is a potent trigger for hayfever and other allergies.
The Spanish slug, which reaches up to 15cm (6 inches) in length can hit garden planting and horticulture, as they eat plants as well as carrion and even each other.
Well-established invaders from across the Atlantic include the American mink which has destroyed water vole populations and the grey squirrel, from North America, which has driven its native red cousin from most of England.
More recent arrivals include killer shrimps, which feed on other aquatic wildlife and can cause local extinctions of naturally-found species and zebra mussels, thought to have arrived in ship ballasts, which can damage infrastructure such as water plants and locks.
The new list of invaders join established non-native species which have set up home in Britain such as the grey squirrel
Ring-necked, or rose-ringed, parakeets are now found across much of Britain, and there are concerns that they damage fruit crops by targeting buds and blossoms of various trees and shrubs.
They may also carry diseases which can affect humans and are often seen as a noise nuisance in urban areas because of their loud screeching calls.
Other species posing problems to the UK include brook trout, American bullfrogs, rhododendrons, Japanese knotweed, harlequin ladybirds and the horse chestnut leaf-miner moth.
Across Europe, invasive alien species cost around £10 billion a year, the EEA report said.
Species are most commonly brought in for horticulture, while other reasons they are brought in include farming, hunting and fishing or as pets. Some stow away, such as the zebra mussel and are introduced unintentionally, the study said.
Increasing tourism and trade in recent decades may have led to increasing numbers of alien invaders, while climate change may also be playing a role in the spread of species, by making areas increasingly suitable for new plants and animals.
Invading plants and animals are a major threat to already-struggling wildlife, with 110 out of the 395 European species designated as critically endangered at risk of dying out because of non-native species.
Jacqueline McGlade, EEA executive director, said: 'In many areas, ecosystems are weakened by pollution, climate change and fragmentation.
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NEW YORK — As world leaders gathered Monday for the United Nations General Assembly amid heightened anti-U.S. tensions, President Obama raised criticism by shunning one-on-one diplomatic meetings in favor of taping "The View" with first lady Michelle Obama in his hunt for female voters.
With the Middle East erupting in anti-U.S. protests, and four Americans killed on Sept. 11 in Libya, the campaign of presidential nominee Mitt Romney and other Republicans argued that it would be a good time for Mr. Obama to meet privately with leaders such as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The White House responded with some annoyance that Mr. Obama meets with foreign leaders all the time — just not Monday in New York, when most foreign heads of state were in the same city with him.
The accusations of shortchanging diplomacy overshadowed somewhat the preparations for Mr. Obama's address to the U.N. General Assembly on Tuesday morning. In his speech, the president is expected to explain how his gentler approach to pro-democracy movements in Muslim countries can succeed, while both international and domestic audiences await his views.
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, Virginia Republican, chided Mr. Obama for appearing on "The View" rather than meeting privately with Mr. Netanyahu. He said the president should "indicate this is not the direction we want the Middle East heading" — pointing to the first Democratic election in Egypt being won by a former member of the Muslim Brotherhood, civil war in Syria and the assaults on U.S. diplomatic posts overseas.
Mr. Cantor also said Mr. Obama was wrong to comment on CBS' "60 Minutes" Sunday that Israel is "one of" America's closest allies in the Middle East, arguing that Israel deserves special recognition.
"Israel continues to find itself on the receiving end of harsh language by the president," Mr. Cantor said. "I think, as Gov. Romney has said before, that there is somewhat of a continued pattern of throwing Israel under the bus when Israel stands as our closest ally."
White House press secretary Jay Carney spent a good portion of his press briefing Monday defending the president's schedule, which is empty of so-called "bilateral" meetings with other heads of state.
"It is a simple fact that when you're president of the United States, your responsibility as commander in chief never ends, and you are constantly engaged in matters of foreign affairs and national security," Mr. Carney said. "And that's what this president is doing."
But a spokesman for Mr. Romney's campaign said the president's foreign policy is in shambles.
"On the eve of his United Nations address, President Obama's foreign policy is in disarray," said Romney spokesman Ryan Williams. "Just last night, the President downgraded our relationship with Israel and compared the assassination of a U.S. ambassador to 'bumps in the road.' As anti-American protests rage in the Middle East and Iran moves closer toward nuclear weapons capability, President Obama seems more focused on winning a second term than rebuilding America's strength and position in the world."
The White House vigorously denied that Mr. Obama was referring to the death of Ambassador Chris Stevens when he made the "bumps in the road" remark, calling Republicans' accusation offensive.
Mr. Obama did speak behind closed doors Monday night to foreign leaders at a reception at the swank Waldorf-Astoria hotel. But the first thing he did upon arriving in New York City was head straight for ABC's studios on the upper West Side, home of "The View," a show with a huge female audience. He also appeared on the show in 2010.
As he held hands with his wife on the couch, the president did talk foreign policy a little bit with the show's co-hosts. He repeated his administration's latest acknowledgment that the attack on the U.S. Consulate in Libya was an act of terrorism.
"There's no doubt that the kind of weapons that were used, the ongoing assault, that it wasn't just a mob action," Mr. Obama said. "What's clear is that, around the world, there are still a lot of threats out there."
He said most Libyans are friendly to the United States.
"The overwhelming majority of Muslims, they want the same things that families here want," the president said. "They want opportunity, kids want an education, they want jobs, they want peace. But there are extremist strains that are there."
On the show, Mr. Obama gave a preview of what he might say to the United Nations on Tuesday about the anti-Islam film produced in the U.S., which is blamed by some for the violence.
"There's never an excuse for violence," he said. "The best way to marginalize that kind of speech is to ignore it. You don't make yourself bigger by putting other people down."
There were some tough questions for him, as when co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck asked the president about his comment that you can't change Washington from the inside.
"You are Washington, you're about as inside as it gets," she said.
Mr. Obama replied, "The idea was you can't change Washington just from the inside; you've got to mobilize the American people. When ordinary people are engaged and paying attention, that's when Congress responds. We can't play just an inside game."
Co-host Barbara Walters asked, "What would be so terrible if Mitt Romney were elected? Would it be disastrous for the country?"
"We can survive a lot," the president said. "But the American people don't want to just survive. We want to thrive. I've just got a different vision of how we grow an economy. We grow fastest when the middle class is doing well."
Near the end of the show, Mrs. Obama exclaimed, "I'm voting for him."
"What a surprise," deadpanned Ms. Walters.
• Seth McLaughlin contributed to this report.
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