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RollerCoaster Tycoon 3: Soaked! Reader Review
When I first saw the screenshots of RollerCoaster Tycoon 3: Soaked! I was amazed. This expansion pack is what I had really wanted. Soaked! offers so much more (including fixes to a number of bugs) to make playing RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 even more fun. Why is there a need to buy a separate water park game when you can have roller coasters and water slides all in one game?
I wasn't playing RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 that much until Soaked! came out. This expansion pack is what I needed in order to continue playing RollerCoaster Tycoon 3. Without this, the game would probably be gathering dust. I have been to a few water parks in my time and now it is possible to recreate the fun from this expansion pack. I love creating a massive pool (like Wet 'n Wild) and placing various things in the complex such as water slides, diving boards, showers and lazy rivers. Your imagination can create the most wonderful pool complexes. Since pool complexes are separated from the main park you can have a fee just to go on the water-based stuff and a few for everything else. It's also quite fun placing roller coasters over the pool. Don't think I can remember a theme park that does that. It's also cool to see that you can have hundreds of guests in a pool complex at a time. So, if all the ride queues are long they can just come to the pool complex and splash about.
I don't have a really expensive graphics card or other expensive components but from playing the game on my computer it looks stunning. The water in the pool looks realistic whenever someone dives in it and the addition of new rides look just like what they are. For someone with an Alienware computer I'm sure this will be even more amazing than what it is on my computer.
Sound is great too. You feel like you are in a water park when playing this game. Splashes, people sliding down to the plunge pool and kids having fun.
Worth the money for an expansion pack. We are not talking another Wacky Worlds for RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 (can that qualify for an expansion pack?). If you haven't got the game pick it up sometime. It adds to the countless hours of playing RollerCoaster Tycoon 3.
If there were no Soaked! then there would be no more of me playing RollerCoaster Tycoon 3. Seriously, Soaked! adds so much more for an expansion pack. RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 has done it for roller coasters and now with this expansion pack it has done it for water parks too. A very well done to the developers and beta testers who made this game so much more fun for me.
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Never Ever Agin !!!!!!! – I've lived in this neighborhood for 5 years and had never visited this place until yesterday. I went with my bf and planned to use our groupon voucher for a dinner take-out. My first impression was that this place looks like a tiny dive bar with live salsa music, and they charge $5 cover for admission.
First, since I went for a take-out, I figured I didn't have to pay for the $5 cover. Because of that, I had to place my order and wait for my food outside. Second, it took me 20 minutes just to place my order OUTDOORS, because they ran out of almost everything on the menu. They didn't even have any salad left and that was like 8pm. Third, the waitress, who has a really big gap between her front teeth, told us she couldn't place our order unless we ordered more than $30. We told her we didn't mind to use less value of the voucher, and also it wasn't mentioned on groupon fine print. And they ran out of the food I wanted to try as well. She refused to take our order until we had ordered over $30. Fourth, it took us 45 minutes to wait for the food OUTDOORS. Sixth, they charged me 15% tips for a take-out. Seriousely, I eat out at least 4 times a week and have been using goroupon dining out for more than a year. I'd never heard a restaurant charge 15% tips for a take-out. I had never had the horrible experience like this, we left with our food with anger!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The only good thing I can say from my experience is that the food was not bad, but not worth it with 15% take-out tips. I won't visit this restaurant again even with 50% off deal.
If you have purchased this deal and have never been to the restaurant, here are my suggestions. First, be mental prepared that you aren't going to a restaurant, think that you're going to a very small dive bar with salsa live music. Second, if you are like me not ashamed of using your groupons out of the best value, call first and find out which day the $5 cover per person can be waived since you cannot use your groupon voucher for the cover. Third, have drinks and listen to the live bands instead of having the meal there because it's going to take you forever. Also a live band in this small place is not the best place to enjoy your meal and have a conversation with friends. Fourth, don't order a take-out because you will end up waiting for your food outside forever and still need to pay the 15% tips for no reason. Fifth, my last suggestion is, request a refund credit from Groupon.
If you are a Live Latin music lover, go to Amor Cubano which is 6 blocks away from here, on E111st St and 3rd Av. They don't charge a cover and the service is much much much better!
Cool place!!!! – Love this place, is a mix of everything and I mean it. they have the best Cuban Sandwich in the area. the staff is friendly. and I love that they only serve Beer and Wine. is like being in a Tapas Bar in Spain!!!! love it!!!!
Great Sangrias and atmosphere – This is one hot spot you do not want to miss. The food , service is great and the SANGRIAS are off the hook. I truly enjoy Happy Hour. Music - live or Dj is great. They need to bring Camaradas to the West side of 115th Street.
A Great Experience, what Spanish Harlem is All About – My cousins have told me about this place for months. They had gone there on Thursdays to see a Puerto Rican band that plays hard-core ?jibaro? music. Well, I finally went and it was amazing! The place is owned by local Latinos that went a long way to nurture all the greatness of ?El Barrio,? a.k.a. Spanish Harlem. My boyfriend appreciated the rustic decor (exposed brick, lots of dark wood and corrugated metal), which he described as ?working class? even before learning that it was intentionally designed that way. The lively crowd reminded me of family gatherings. It took a while for the waiter to notice us once we found a corner to sit down. The place was crowded, however, even though the featured band, Tato Torres y Yerbabuena, had not even set up yet. Once we got the menu I wanted to try EVERYTHING! Seeing things like Mofongo de Chorizo ($10) or something called a Jorge Platter (churrasco and grilled chicken with cheese sauce, $13) made my discipline work overtime. We started with a pitcher of sangria that was to die for ($30, $15 during Happy Hour). We then shared an order Do?a Maria?s Alcapurrias (yuca meat-filled fritters, $9) and Spicy Calamari ($11.50). Finally the band set up and began to play. It was electrifying. The music was like a magic spell calling you to come closer and shake your bones. Just as I was about to excuse myself to ?go to the bathroom? (take a closer peak at the band), the food finally came. My boyfriend ordered a monstrosity called a Barrio Burger ($9.50 w/ cheese). This was something out of the Flintstones, it was huge! When I grabbed a bite I couldn?t believe how delicious it was. I settled with a Chicken Wrap with Avocado ($7.50) which fooled me into thinking I was behaving, although I couldn?t really forget the tasty alcapurrias. Overall, we had a great time, even with the long wait for service and cold draft from the front doors. This is definitely a new destination and I look forward to seeing what their other nights are like.
Cool ambiance – I went because a friend goes there afterwork for the happy hour pitchers of sangria (1/2 off $30 reg.price). They have art work by local artists that changes regularly and have live music on several nights. The crowd is mixed, generally mid to late 20s and 30s but not pretentious. This place is a sign of the gentrification that is happening in Spanish Harlem, but it's still an early sign. The food is good, tried the Amarillos (maduros) that were good (they're hard to do poorly) and a platter that had food I didn't recognize but was good and the Mofongo that was good but needed a bit of salt. I also tried the hummus but didn't really enjoy it, they seem to make it w/olives, which I'm not a fan of. The sangria was indeed good. Four of us shared the appetizer type food and a pitcher of sangria, the total was a little under $90 - you do the math. I'll be back.
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Grays Peak
Grays Peak | |
Grays Peak on left, Torreys Peak on right
Elevation | 14,278 ft (4,352 m) NAVD 88[1] |
Prominence | 2,750 ft (838 m)[2] |
Listing | Colorado Fourteener |
Location | |
Colorado | |
Location | Clear Creek / Summit counties, Colorado, U.S. |
Range | Front Range |
Coordinates | 39°38′02″N 105°49′03″W / 39.63389°N 105.81750°WCoordinates: 39°38′02″N 105°49′03″W / 39.63389°N 105.81750°W[1] |
Topo map | USGS Grays Peak |
Climbing | |
First ascent | 1861 by Charles C. Parry |
Easiest route | 3.5 mile (5.6 km) hike on Grays Peak Trail |
Grays Peak is the highest mountain in the Front Range of the Southern Rocky Mountains in the U.S. State of Colorado. Grays Peak is the tenth highest summit of the entire Rocky Mountains and is one of 54 fourteeners (mountains of over 14,000 feet (4,268 m) in elevation) in Colorado. Its nearest major city is Denver. Botanist Charles C. Parry made the first recorded ascent of the summit in 1861 and named the peak in honor of his botanist colleague Asa Gray. Gray did not see the peak until 1872, 11 years later. Grays Peak is usually mentioned in conjunction with adjacent Torreys Peak. Grays Peak is located on the Continental Divide of the Americas, as well as the boundary between Clear Creek County and Summit County. The summit of Grays Peak is the highest point on the Continental Divide in North America. (There are higher summits, such as Mount Elbert, which are near the Divide.)
Like the other fourteeners nearby, Grays Peak is considered to be an easy hike by fourteener standards, and is very popular among weekend climbers. Often a climb to the summit of Grays Peak is accompanied by continuing on to Torreys Peak, less than a mile away. The main trail, Grays Peak Trail, departs from Stevens Gulch. To get to the Stevens Gulch Trailhead, take I-70 west from Denver about 50 miles (80 km) to Bakerville Road, exit 221. From there, take Stevens Gulch Road south about 2.5 miles (4 km) to the trailhead. As of the summer of 2009, Steven's Gulch Road is still open for traffic, but is no longer maintained. With cuts in the road over 2 feet deep and large stones in the path, travel to the trailhead is only feasible for high-clearance four-wheel drive vehicles, motorcycles or All-terrain vehicles. From the trailhead, it is a hike of about 3.5 miles (5.6 km) and a climb of 3,040 feet (927 m). The trail, well-marked and well-trodden, begins by following the gulch for a slow rise in elevation, before hitting the steeper slopes. The summit includes a very small U-Shaped rock shelter where a log book is maintained. Extensive views stretch south to Pike's Peak and the San Luis Valley, east to the Great Plains, West to Silverthorne, and north to Longs Peak and Rocky Mountain National Park. At the climber's option, the trail continues from the summit north to Torreys Peak. The trail descends the saddle down to 13,707 ft (4,178 m) before climbing back to the summit of Torreys Peak at 14,267 ft (4,349 m).
Wildlife in the area includes mountain goat, pika, cougar or mountain lion, mule deer, elk, marmot, coyote, ptarmigan, American red squirrel, and gray jay or Canada jay. Wildflowers that bloom in the tundra area on the Continental Divide of the Americas include moss campion (Silene acaulis), alpine forget-me-not (Myosotis alpestris), sky pilot (Polemonium viscosum), sea pink, old-man-of-the-mountain (Asteraceae Rydbergia grandiflora), and mountain gentian (Gentiana). Below the tree-line, the blooms of monkshood or wolfsbane, blue columbine, fireweed, and paintbrush (Castilleja) can be found.
See also[edit]
- Outline of Colorado
- Index of Colorado-related articles
- Continental Divide of the Americas
- Geology of the Rocky Mountains
- Mountain ranges of the world
- Mountain peaks of North America
- ^ a b "Grays Peak". NGS data sheet. U.S. National Geodetic Survey. Retrieved 2011-02-20.
- ^ "Grays Peak, Colorado". Peakbagger.com. Retrieved 2011-02-20.
- Grays Peak National Recreation Trail - FDT 54, Clear Creek Ranger District
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Villa 18 Century, Swimming Pool with Park,Near Cinque Terre's
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- Minimum stay:7 nights
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:No
Beverino villa description
House / villa 8 - 10 persons.
8 room(s) , of which 5 bedroom(s), duplex, mezzanine, open-plan kitchen, living room, dining room, office, 1 bathroom, 3 shower rooms, terrace, veranda.
Surface area : 380 m2 / 4088 Ft2, garden : 3000 M2 / 0.74 acre.
Year of construction : 1700, date of last renovation : 2011.
Property Type
- Villa
- 380 m²
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Self-Catering
Onsite Services
- Housekeeper Included
- Non Smoking Only
- Low Allergen Environment
- Children Welcome
- Wheelchair Inaccessible
- Pets Not Allowed
- Not Suitable For Elderly Or Infirm
Bedrooms: 4 Bedrooms, Sleeps 10
Bathrooms: 4 Bathrooms
Other Amenities
- Cleaning service available, alarm.
- Television
- Satellite / Cable
- Video Player
- Radio
- Stereo
- CD Player
- Audio Tape Player
- DVD Player
- Family
- Farm Holidays
- Recommended
Location Type
- Rural
sports and adventure activities
- Tennis
- Golf
catering options
- Self-Catering
- Dining Area
- Child's Highchair
- Parking
- Internet
- Wireless Internet
- Heating
- Linens Provided
- Towels Provided
- Washing Machine
- Fireplace
house cleaning
- Housekeeper Included
- 4 Ring Stove
- Dishwasher
- Refrigerator
- Freezer
- Oven
- Garden
- Terrace
- Barbecue
- Patio
- Veranda
Pool / Spa
- Sauna
- Private Pool
- Outdoor Pool
- Jacuzzi
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- Detached
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Marvellous place
Marvellous place
- Guest Aida1 (Espoo, Finland)
- Date of stay 09/20/08
- Review Submitted 10/01/08
Beverino is in the valley between mountains. The landscape is beautiful. The house itself was really beautiful and well equipped and the large private yard (with an (iron + tree) fence around it to make it safer for small kids) excellent for children especially (adults also). The pictures in the website do not "do justice" for this place - it is much more lovely! Beverino village has 1-2 small food shops to get everyday supplies and the town La Spezia is close (~15min drive by car) with a supermarket near which makes it easy to handle the groceries. Also sightseeing is easily done since many famous places are near (Pisa, Lucca, Portovenere, Cinque Terre, to mention a few). There comes a cleaning lady 3 times a week which we thought was a bit too often (but kept the house tidy and clean of course)..Things worked well with the owner. We were 2 families with 5 small children and we very much recommend the villa!Recommended for: Families with young children, sightseeing, age 55+.
Owner response: thank's for your fine review about me!!! We wait you soon for another renting!!! bye bye
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- Guest Oksana V.
- Date of stay 09/14/13
- Review Submitted 12/08/13
Absolutely awesome villa! For 5 years already we have been spending a month in Belpaese. This property is a very good value for the money, especially if you are a family with a little baby. We have three - 1; 2,5 and 5 years old babies. The territory is perfect for them - spacious garden with hazels, garnet, fig tries, baby house etc. All in the house and in the garden is very comfortable and made with a good taste. Each bedroom has a separate WC. Spacious garden, swimming pool, ping-pong table, billiard, pergola, detached cosy and stylish salon will enrich your staying in the villa. Housekeeping also nice and unobtrusive. The road to the house is a bit twisting, but it's typical for this region. The owners are very friendly and pleasant. I can strongly recommend this property for outstanding vacation. Grazie mille!Owner response: The best guests!!
Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 1/1
Wonderful place on the italian countryside
Wonderful place on the italian countryside
- Guest Anne M.
- Date of stay 09/29/13
- Review Submitted 10/09/13
The house and the garden is beautiful, it is a calm and nice place, still thinking about how nice it was waking up looking out upon the hills, taking a swim in the pool every morning. We were two big families (4 children each) staying here together and it worked fine! A 15 minutes drive to La Spezia and 45 minutes toi Levanto. A good choice if you want to live on the countryside. Every morning we heard the local churchbell chiming! And four delicate bathrooms and a maid cleaning three times a week! Much nicer than the pictures show. However, I would ask for a detailed description to find the house upon arrival.Owner response: Thank's!!!!
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Beautiful and charming hideaway
Beautiful and charming hideaway
- Guest Ellen D.
- Date of stay 07/07/13
- Review Submitted 09/03/13
We were two families travelling together; four adults and five young children. We were met at the house by the owner who was very nice and service-minded. The house was immaculate, very clean and well-kept. The cleaning lady came three times a week, which almost makes you feel like staying in a hotel! The garden was huge and secluded with lots of space to play, and the pool was clean and good size. Both the garden and pool kept the children occupied for hours. The house is spacious, but the fifth "bedroom" is on the mezzanine with a sofa bed and best suited for children. You will need a car, but la Spezia is only a 10-15 minutes drive away and a great starting point for going to Portovenere and Cinque Terre amongst other things. Pisa was appr. 1hour away by car. If you are looking for a beautiful quiet retreat and don't mind a short drive to get around, this is a very nice "hideaway". The only thing we missed was a small pamphlet with some practical information about the house (like: where is the main power switch, when we were so unfortunate to cut the power!) and near surroundings. We really enjoyed our stay and the owner was super-sweet!Owner response: You are the perfect clients! your suggestions are very important to us!
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Good, but not quite great
Good, but not quite great
- Guest Kevin B.
- Date of stay 06/29/13
- Review Submitted 07/11/13
We had a lovely stay at the villa - we were two couples and four young children. Overall, the house was perfectly adequate and comfortable, but frankly it is not worth the full asking price. The owners bragged about having rented out this villa for the past 10 years...I would be surprised if they put one dime back into the place that whole time. On the positive side, the grounds and pool are spacious, very private, and ideal for letting the kids run around. The tables - especially the outdoor one - are very large and great for group meals. That said, it's too bad that the owners haven't invested to modernize. The kitchen is poorly equipped - the small, old refrigerator, lack of a microwave, and overworn (sticky) pots and pans make meal preparation more difficult than it needs to be. There is one modern, good shower (which we all used) but the rest are old (drains don't work, etc). The outdoor barbeque/grill didn't work. Despite us notifying on the first day, we felt like the owner was stalling to identify and solve the problem, and it remained unfixed by the time we left. Overall, our experience was positive, but make sure you go into this place eyes wide open re what you are getting.Owner response: Our villa is a house of 1700, fully restored for the first time in 1995, and a second time in 2011. Usually our guests are amazed by the beauty of the house and say that the photos do not do justice to the acceptance of home. We must discern what is ancient (and value) from what is old. These guests were really annoying and rude from the very first day; they arrived on Saturday, everything worked perfectly, on Monday I had to send the plumber. The plumber has found oil in the exhaust blocking the water and waste in the toilet, I asked them to avoid throwing garbage into drains, but, probably, they were so accustomed to their home. I put at their disposal 2 barbecues (one gas and one wood burning), they broke the ignition of the gas grill but could use the wood. Now the gas barbecue is to repair at my expense. In my home there are 2 kitchens, 2 ovens, 1 refrigerator perfect for the house, but I never said that there was a microwave, everything was clean before them arrival. The day of departure pretended to leave at 12, when the contract was signed written as at 10 hours maximum. When we got to the house we found a mess: dishes full of wax used as a candle holder, wax everywhere on the floors, glasses in which it was grounded thrown into the garden, dirty pots put in furniture, but what has really irritated was the "surprise" that we found behind the house: a mountain of garbage thrown like a dump. We asked them to clean up and they refused, same thing for the pool which we had to change the water, there had thrown pears that had caught on our fruit trees. Fortunately the next guests arrived on Sunday, were able to find a perfect home. In the many years that we rent we never found people so rude and disrespectful. The cleanliness and courtesy to our guests is our strength, but not with those who do not respect us and our home!
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Beautiful Villa in Italy
Beautiful Villa in Italy
- Guest Netta J.
- Date of stay 03/23/13
- Review Submitted 04/11/13
We had a wonderful time in this immaculate Villa in Beverino. The villa is even more amazing than the pictures show. The yard is so charming. The owners were so kind and helpful to us. We stayed in spring and got to see the trees blooming and the fog in the italian mountains (foothills?). The location is very convenient for day trips to Genoa, Pisa, Lucca and Cinque de Terre. We will certainly be back!Owner response: You are the ideal guests, we are happy you enjoyed our work. Our goal is to make guests feel at home, in an atmosphere of total relaxation ..
Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 5/5
Perfect house for vacation
Perfect house for vacation
- Guest Jussi K.
- Date of stay 06/16/12
- Review Submitted 01/07/13
Apologies, that feedback comes late, but better now than never =) As said in the title, it's such a beautiful place to stay with pictures that don't do the place justice. I couldn't have asked for a better place to stay for our week holiday. The property and all rooms were very clean and everything was in order. I would most certainly recommend this villa to for couples or family and I am considering going there again myself! The Cinque Terre area was also a very beautiful. Thank you very much!Owner response: It was a pleasure to have you as guests! We hope you'll come back and you will be welcome!!!
Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 5/5
A little luxury in the hills above La Spezia.
A little luxury in the hills above La Spezia.
- Guest Susan C.
- Date of stay 05/26/12
- Review Submitted 09/06/12
The owners met us in La Spezia and escorted us to the Villa. When we drove in through the lovely, big gates we were greeted with a magnificent building, pool and beautifully manicured gardens. It was like "something you would see in a glossy magazine". The owners were just wonderful, showing us around the Villa and even leaving us with a bottle of wine. The Villa was massive with plenty of bedrooms that contained beautiful beds with lovely cotton sheets and covers, and spacious bathrooms that easily accommodated all 9 of us. The house was cleaned every two days by a local woman who was very nice. There was a covered area outside (refer photos) with a huge wooden table and an inbuilt open fire that we lit each night, whilst partaking of the local fare. There was also a building outside that was fitted-out with a kitchen and in particular, a pizza oven that produced, with the help of one of our party who happened to be a chef, magnificent pizzas. The kitchen was nice and compact and the cupboards were full of oils and bits and pieces that previous people had left behind. The location of the Villa was high up in the hills above La Spezia that required the use of GPS, until you became familiar with the local landmarks. There were lovely walks in the local area including a brisk walk up an opposing hill to a Monastery. I would thoroughly recommend this Villa if you want to spend some time away from the chaos of the city and enjoy a little Italian luxury.Owner response: you are a perfect guests!!!!
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Awesome stay
Awesome stay
- Guest PABLO B.
- Date of stay 05/05/12
- Review Submitted 09/05/12
I agree with the other reviews on that this property is actually much nicer in real life than in the pictures. It is spacious, well decorated and has more high-end amenities than you will likely be able to use. It is also impeccably maintained both inside and out. Without a doubt the nicest house in all of Beverino. Highly recommended!!Owner response: A wonderful family, a pleasure and an honor to have you as guests. We look forward in the future .. I hope so ...
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Great House in beautiful location
Great House in beautiful location
- Guest Sebastian H.
- Date of stay 08/31/13
- Review Submitted 09/15/13
Great house for 8-10 Persons in the near of La Spezia. Nice rooms, enough space and a very big garden with privacy. Great second kitchen witch pizza oven and fireplace. The house is fully equipped with all electrical household appliances, maybe a bigger fridge for more than 8 persons would be nice. The cleaning lady comes almost too often than too rarely :) All in all, a wonderfull place to enjoy holidays in Liguria and Toskana.Owner response: Thanks for the nice words!
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Plus, an eight-round middleweight contest between Philadelphia phenom Williams (11-0-1, 6 KO's) and Escondido, California's Dashon Johnson (14-10-3, 5 KO's) and in a four round middleweight swing bout, 2012 U.S. Olympian Gausha (3-0, 2 KO's) of Cleveland meets up with Valley, Alabama's William Waters (2-3, 2 KO's).
In an eight-round flyweight contest, unbeaten Ivan Morales (20-0, 13 KO's), the brother of legendary Erik Morales, will continue to make a name for himself when he faces Chihuahua, Mexico's Raul Hidalgo (17-7, 13 KO's).
The vacant WBC Silver Super Bantamweight title will be up for grabs as well when Queretaro, Mexico's Andres Gutierrez (25-0-1, 21 KO's) faces countryman Salvador "Sal II" Sanchez (30-5-3, 18 KO's), the nephew of the late Salvador Sanchez.
Local San Antonio hero Raul Martinez (29-2, 17 KOs) continues his comeback in bantamweight action, as he takes on Omar Gonzales (5-8, 1 KO) in a four-round battle. In the four-round junior lightweight opener, unbeaten Houstonite Miguel Flores (10-0, 6 KO's) meets Weslaco's Guadalupe De Leon (8-13, 4 KO's).
Canelo vs. Trout, a 12-round Super Welterweight World Championship Unification fight for Canelo's WBC title, Trout's WBA title and the vacant Ring Magazine title, is promoted by Golden Boy Promotions, Canelo Promotions and Leija & Battah Promotions and sponsored by Corona and AT&T. The co-main event will be a 10-round fight between undefeated prospects Omar Figueroa Jr. of Weslaco, Texas and Abner Cotto of Caguas, Puerto Rico for the vacant WBC Silver Lightweight Championship which is presented in association with Miguel Cotto Promotions. The fights will air live on SHOWTIME at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT with Canelo vs. Trout being presented in association with Greg Cohen Promotions. SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING® is available in Spanish on secondary audio programming (SAP). Preliminary fights will air on SHOWTIME EXTREME at 8 p.m. ET/PT (delayed on the West Coast).
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nippononly SF Bay AreaPosts: 12,671they have put in maplights and a seat height adjuster for '09 (and a telescoping wheel).
Plus it has this glorious looking panorama glass roof. Too bad part doesn;t open, but I would still want one.
And power goes up a bit, the magazines say ride and handling both improve, the looks improve a lot IMO, and emissions improve. The only unknown is fuel economy, which I am hoping won't DROP. Hopefully it will go up a couple of points. The weight will be virtually identical after all, and the addition of i-VTEC is probably responsible for part of the power gain.
I will DEFINITELY be testing out an '09. Too bad it is still 8 months away. :-(2013 Civic SI, 2009 Outback Sport 5-spd (stick)
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mcmanus Posts: 121I drove a friend's automatic with paddle shifters. I drive like a grandmother, but can you say slow? It'd be dangerous on older big city freeways that have no acceleration lanes. There was no fun, barely knew if it had shifted as the engine was constantly struggling under very easy conditions.
Otherwise I like the current car. The new one looks very generic, which is much better than most recent Honda cars. Too bad the local dealer is so lackluster (I'm being kind).
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plekto Posts: 3,699How high did you rev it?
1500-200rpm for the Fit's engine is like lugging a V8 at 500-1000rpm. You have to wind it up like a S2000 to get any power. But once you do, it moves fairly quickly.
P.S. it's not designed to be a 0-60 drag racer, either. Once it gets going, it'll easily do a 20-40mph transition quick enough to keep up with traffic. -
mebman Posts: 100I think the acceleration of the fit is great. Unfortunately Honda has in the past listened more to those craving power than those wanting fuel economy. This is why we didn't get the CVT and the 1.3 liter the rest of the world has with phenomenal MPG's. I really had hoped that at 3-4 dollars per gallon Honda would offer us a Fit that got 40-50 mpg. Honda why don't you reconsider how you package the Fit and offer 2 models; gas champion and throttle jockey!
tiff_c Posts: 531I think the acceleration of the fit is great. Unfortunately Honda has in the past listened more to those craving power than those wanting fuel economy. This is why we didn't' get the CVT and the 1.3 liter the rest of the world has with phenomenal MPG's.
I have driven the 1.3L Fit and no way would you be able to use it on US Highways. It's a city car and a friend of mine overseas owned one. I drove it quite a bit when I visited him. It's ok in the city but they had NO highways at all where he lived. The 1.3L is just not powerful enough. But if you lived in say Guam, it would be fine. But US Mainland, forget it. Also you economy won't be as good as you think it will be. It makes the engine work much harder under load to climb small hills and carrying people.
It would not get 40-50mpg here since his got about half that driving in the city. It's called a Jazz in Asia.
I'm all for great fuel economy but the 1.3L isn't that great in real life usage. -
jacksan1 Posts: 504I concur. 1.3 L is a city runner. If you do a lot of highway-speed driving, it is just not powerful enough. The reason 1.3 L works in many parts of Asia is because there are many people in places like Tokyo or Singapore who never drive faster than 40 MPH basically for the life of their vehicles. That's not the case in North America, unless you never leave Manhattan.
And tiff_f is right about the gas mileage too. Not the Fit, but there are so-called the kei-cars in Japan, all of which are 660 cc in displacement. They can guzzle gas for their size because people push them hard to get a meaningful forward motion. Smaller engine does not always translate into a better mileage. -
tiff_c Posts: 531I concur. 1.3 L is a city runner. If you do a lot of highway-speed driving, it is just not powerful enough. The reason 1.3 L works in many parts of Asia is because there are many people in places like Tokyo or Singapore who never drive faster than 40 MPH basically for the life of their vehicles. That's not the case in North America, unless you never leave Manhattan.
His Jazz was great because he lived in a city of about 2 million people, lot of traffic and crazy drivers much worse than here.
But 60 kph was as fast as you could get the car to go in the city except late at night.
We did get it up to 100 kph but that was on a trip out of the city on a very long rural road. That's only 60 mph! It was ok at those speeds even with 3 of us and packed full of fireworks. But on a US highway it would be like riding a bicycle.
Also his mileage was always 10.5 km/l no matter how slow and careful or rough he drove it. Outside the city he'd get 12km/l but never better than that.
Maybe the 1.5L would do better, I don't know. i did test drive a 1.5L CVT and it was ok, but no idea on fuel economy.
Jacksan is right. Little cars only do well when you drive them easy. Drive them like a big V8 and the mpg drops big time. -
schteve Posts: 3i read in various places that stability control will be mandatory in the united states in a few years. will the fit have it for 2009? does anyone know?
As far as I can tell it won't, which is a shame because that's one feature I really want.
There's a big difference between the acceleration in the Manual and in the Automatic, which I leads to a lot of the differing opinions. I live in Ohio and when I drove a Fit here it seemed to handle the terrain well enough, but I don't how it would handle when I travel to Pittsburgh, the home of some terribly steep hills and poorly designed on-ramps. I have a V6 Ford Contour right now that laughs at all of those things, but some other vehicles I drove in the area (Dodge Dynasty, Chevy Blazer) made it more stressful. -
tao7807 Posts: 1i couldn't disagree more, as a proud owner of the 08 honda fit i love it! &my acceleration is amazing! where i live their doing major road work on the intersate, and many of the on ramps are short and have a stop sign at the end forcing you to get up to speed fairly quick with all the cars flying by, i've yet to have a problem with my fit doing that. especially with the vtec under the hood, it's a bit hard to believe it wouldn't "go." maybe you should try it again.
bobw3 Posts: 2,997I have a Fit auto and I think for some is that with the Fit, to get it go really go you need to press the gas hard enough to get the RPMs over 3000, while some cars with more torque you can just toe the gas a little and off you go. Or you just use the paddle shifter to keep it in a lower gear and get more zip. The vtec will give you power, but not if you're trying to coddle the engine to get good MPG.
fdanna Posts: 263Wow, I had no idea that the Fit would be redesigned so fast. The first generation was a disappointment for me, style-wise. This new model is much more attractive and I'm definitely going to try one on for size (I'm concerned about leg room for a 6'1" person). To me the current Civic is frumpy (or plain ugly) and the current Fit is about the same (not frumpy, just ugly). The only Honda with any kind of style is the new Accord which is way too big for my needs (mostly city).
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jacksan1 Posts: 504The last iteration Fit (current in NA) was available for six years before the latest design change, basically everywhere but in North America.
Styling is a subjective matter. Apparently, enough people do not consider it as deal-braking, since 2 million Fits had been sold world-wide as of July 2007. -
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tiff_c Posts: 531Does anyone know the exact date that the NA Fit will be released? I am gathering sometime between the 19th & 21st.
Last I've heard was that it will not be released until after the New York Auto show. So that's next week, but I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for it to show up in showrooms for a while after the show.
I doubt there is a moratorium on pictures since so many are floating around, but the magazines have likely tested the car but cannot print anything until after the New York show.
The car becomes official in my opinion when Honda puts it up on their website under cars you can buy and lists all the specs.
My concern is the drivers seat height adjustment, but my wife is loving her Civic which I am also driving and I doubt I could pry it away from her with a Fit even the new Fit. -
jacksan1 Posts: 504Although I would not classify them as "reliable," some sources are talking about the fall 2008 release for the all-new Fit in North America. The New York Auto Show is the model debut, but that is not necessarily the same as commercial release. I am sure we will know more about the exact release schedule when the show opens.


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Santa Rosa Landlord Constance Cook vs. Sonoma County Tenant Gwendolyn Smith, The Appeal
As any reader of my blog knows, Gwendolyn Smith has appealed the $49,635.96 judgment against her. Just like she did in the trial court, Smith was able to prolong the appeal by filing several motions for extensions of time. For those who are interested, below you will find (1) Smith's opening brief, Cooks Brief, and Smith's Reply Brief. If you read nothing else, you will enjoy Smith's Reply Brief. It says all that you need to know. I shall not say any more on that subject. For the full case docket click here.
I almost did not have time to write this post as my "white van" had to be taken back to the "CIA". I also am "biding my time" and will be ready to stand up to protect my clients from the tyranny of others. (You need to read Smith's Reply Brief for this to make sense).
Appellants -Gwen Smith- Opening Brief.pdf (Gwen Smith)
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GS Reply Brief.pdf (Gwen Smith)
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North Bay Tenant Accused Of Evading Rent For Years - Santa Rosa Landlords Beware!
As reported by CBS 5,
As the California rental market heats up, landlords need to do their homework.
Connie Cook bought a Sonoma County property eleven years ago, hoping to spend her retirement years there. Her plan was to rent out the converted barn to help pay the mortgage.
That plan was working well, that is until a single mother moved in with her teenage son in 2009.
Soon afterward, Gwen Smith, the new tenant, started complaining that a gas leak and unhealthy water were making the apartment uninhabitable.
Then, Smith stopped paying rent. But when Cook tried to evict her, Smith, who has a law degree, fought back in court by filing motion after motion - all while paying no rent.
A judge eventually ruled that Smith's conduct was "malicious," and her numerous court filings amounted to "tactical delay." He awarded Cook $49,000. But, unfortunately for Cook, Smith appealed the judgment, and that case is still pending.
It turns out this wasn't the first time Smith had stopped paying her rent.
As Connie Cook's finances dwindled, she turned to her local legal aid office, which told her they knew Gwen Smith. They called her "notorious."
Sebastopol homeowner Barbara Wilt rented part of her house to Smith in 2008.
A few weeks after moving in, Smith allegedly changed the locks, and began complaining that the apartment was uninhabitable.
But, when Wilt tried to enter the house to fix the alleged problems, she was met with a nasty surprise: the police.
Smith had called the police claiming someone was trying to break in. In one encounter, Smith even pepper sprayed Wilt.
"I just felt this liquid on my face, started swelling up, couldn't see, it was horrible," said Wilt.
When Wilt took Smith to court, Smith countersued, claiming she and her son suffered "property damage, illness, infections, and emotional trauma" - all from living in Wilt's "hellish basement."
Wilt eventually won a default judgment for more than $42,000. But Smith appealed that judgment as well.
A month ago, after three years of legal battles and a trip to the Supreme Court of California, the Supreme Court ruled in Wilt's favor, upholding the judgment against Smith.
And that's just two cases. CBS 5 found a total of eight judgments in eviction proceedings against Smith in four states.
Smith's law degree helped her work the system, but experts say California's tenant protection laws worked to her advantage.
According to attorney Jim Sansone, tenants can withhold rent while a case is pending. Faced with motion after motion, most landlords, he said, simply give up.
"I have a lot of landlords who come to me and say, you know what, I am going to figure out what the cost of defense is, and I am going to offer that to the tenant and waive all my rights," said Sansone.
CBS 5 offered Smith a chance to share her side of the story. After two weeks we tracked her down to the small town of Forestville.
Smith wouldn't speak with us, and her most recent landlord didn't want his name used. But, he did tell CBS 5 that Smith stayed for three months without paying rent.
The day after our encounter with Smith, she moved out of the Forestville home. Her whereabouts now are unknown.
Meanwhile, Barbara Wilt is still waiting to collect on her judgment.
"I still am just so flabbergasted and shocked and so disappointed and disillusioned with our justice system," Wilt said.
Connie Cook is still waiting for her money too. But, even if she gets it, it is already too late. Living on Social Security and with no rental income, Cook fell behind on her mortgage payments and lost her farmhouse to foreclosure.
"It breaks my heart, just breaks my heart," Cook said.
2011 Relay For Life of Santa Rosa California Is Here
9/10/2011 10:00 AM - 9/11/2011 10:00 AM at Maria Carillo High School
52 Teams & 619 Participants
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Effective September 1, 2011, in an effort to better serve its clients throughout the North Bay area of California, including Sonoma County, Mendocino County, Lake County, Santa Rosa, Napa, Petaluma, Cotati, Rohnert Park, Sebastopol, Healdsburg, Sonoma, Kenwood, Glen Ellen, Windsor, Bodega Bay, Ukiah, Willits, Clearlake, Lakeport and Kelseyville, JVS Law is moving to the Atrium Court: 1260 North Dutton Avenue, Ste. 135 Santa Rosa, CA 95401.
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JVS Law is sponsoring the 2011 Relay for Life Survivor's Brunch which is scheduled for Saturday April 30. The brunch is designed to honor those individuals who have been affected by cancer and to drum up support for this year's event.
The brunch is scheduled for Saturday April 30th and begins at 10:30am. This year's 24 hour relay event is scheduled to begin on September 10, 2011 starting at 10:00am and will last until September 11, 2011 ending at 10:00am.
Anyone can develop cancer. About 1,529,560 new cancer cases were expected to be diagnosed last year. Cancer is an awful disease and none of us can afford to rest until a cure is found. Support for the 2011 Santa Rosa Relay for Life is one small way people can take a stand against this dreadful disease so one day the words "you have cancer" can be eradicated from our vocabulary.
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Santa Rosa Relay for Life and the American Cancer Society invites you and your family to The Survivor Appreciation Brunch which is scheduled for Saturday April 30th at 10:30am. The brunch will be held at St Luke's Lutheran School and Church located at 905 Mendocino Ave, Santa Rosa CA 95401. The brunch is open to all cancer survivors and their care takers.
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Majors: The courses required are actually pretty interesting, but it's such a hassle to officially get into your major
Scholarships: should've gotten more and it was annoying af
Athletics: Idk I mean i'm a very sports oriented person so I probably have the tendency to judge this section pretty harshly. Tuttle north & south is a VERY nice athletic facility. Unfortunately, bport doesn't really focus on sports. Mainly only basketball
Academics: Hit or miss with the teachers. The school has been trying really hard to become more....prestigious. More Dr etc.
Weather: The weather sucks. One of the main reasons I'm playing on transferring. It's unbearable like it's actually PAINFUL
Campus Strictness: THE DORMS ARE SO STRICT IT'S UNREAL. If they hear anything on the weekends, they knock on your door and ask to search your dorm. They've opened our drawers and fridge it's insane. One time me and my friends were talking about communion and they came to the door saying "We hear 'wine', can we search your room?" If you say no, they can get university police. You have to sign in everyone that comes in with you fro 10pm-3am. You can only sign in 2 people and they won't let them in without id. If you're playing music, they will knock on your door too. It's crazy
Health & Safety: Ummmmmmmmmmmmalalallalaa it's good but eh I don't know how to explain it. It's very safe but the dorms realllyyyy take it overboard.
Off-Campus Housing: I live on campus but from the parties I've gone to, off campus is pretty alright
Nightlife: Bport used to be a huge party school but I'm not sure what happened. I'm only going into my second semester so I can't say Brock the Port was the best bc I haven't experienced it yet. But winterfest was a lot of fun. I think you really just have to know the right ppl to find good parties like me and my friends almost always have something to do but sometimes it sucks. Some weekends have been better than others idk it really just depends.
Diversity: There's a good amount of diversity people are extremely accepting here
Local Atmosphere: There's really not much to say...........the mall is 20 minutes away and it doesn't have many stores. I'm a huge sports fan and there aren't any pro sports. To make matters worse, the school spirit and athletics aren't great either. The basketball team get's really excited but even they're d3. It's honestly not very safe, there have been either 2 or 3 stabbings so far. Parking sucks for freshmen, such a hike to get to your car that more than half the time, you just decide not to go. There aren't many places to eat or much of anything to do. The weekends are fun when there's something going on, but it'd be best to have a fake id. Transportation is ok though, there is a thing called safe ride that will take you anywhere on campus and to the last street, starting at 8. There's also a bus for off campus but that doesn't start till later either. There's a bus that goes to different plazas only Tuesdays and Thursdays. The cost isn't too shabby but you're not really payin for much anyway
Campus Housing: The people you meet in on-campus housing are amazing! I've become so close with practically everyone, it's really a good time. So easy to make friends. However, since bport was previously known as a big party school, they're really crackin down on the dorms, especially freshmen. Last semester, I had a knock on my door basically every weekend it was ridiculous. There are, of course, ways around it. But that's a different story. The dorms are actually pretty nice but the suites need a little fixing up.
Academics: We have a noted nursing program
Athletics: Our gymnastics team is ranked high nationally.
Nightlife: One bar was closed down because of sale of underage drinking, the other bar had someone murdered in front of it last semester
Computers: ResNet is really slow when you need it the most, and it logs you out constantly.
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Campus Housing: The dorms are older, but I'm in one of the newer dorms, only one form is air conditioned. It was easy to get a roommate, however the matching process wasn't done as well as it should be
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Diversity: Brockport does have one student who is known for his cross dressing, and many students are welcoming towards him and greet him as he walks by.
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Local Atmosphere: Brockport is 20 minutes away from Rochester, which is great- if you have a car. If not, you need to find someone who does. I am on the Women's rugby team, and they do offer an abundance of sports. The closest thing to do in town would be walk the Erie Canal
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CALGARY, Dec. 20, 2013 /CNW/ - Enerplus Corporation ("Enerplus") (TSX: ERF) (NYSE: ERF) announces that a cash dividend in the amount of CDN$0.09 per share will be payable on January 20, 2014 to all shareholders of record at the close of business on January 6, 2014. The ex-dividend date for this payment is January 2, 2014.
The CDN$0.09 per share dividend is equivalent to approximately US$0.084 per share if converted using the current Canadian/US dollar exchange rate of 0.9367. The U.S. dollar equivalent dividend will be based upon the actual Canadian/US exchange rate applied on the payment date and will be net of any Canadian withholding taxes that may be applicable.
The dividend paid by Enerplus is considered an "eligible dividend" for Canadian tax purposes. For U.S. income tax purposes, Enerplus' dividends are considered "qualified dividends".
Ian C. Dundas
President & Chief Executive Officer
Enerplus Corporation
Except for the historical and present factual information contained herein, the matters set forth in this news release, including words such as "expects", "projects", "plans" and similar expressions, are forward-looking information that represents management of Enerplus' internal projections, expectations or beliefs concerning, among other things, future operating results and various components thereof or the economic performance of Enerplus. The projections, estimates and beliefs contained in such forward-looking statements necessarily involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties, which may cause Enerplus' actual performance and financial results in future periods to differ materially from any projections of future performance or results expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. These risks and uncertainties include, among other things, those described in Enerplus' filings with the Canadian and U.S. securities authorities. Accordingly, holders of Enerplus shares and potential investors are cautioned that events or circumstances could cause results to differ materially from those predicted.
SOURCE Enerplus Corporation
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Electronic Negotiation Systems: The Invite Prototype (2006)
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author = {Stefan Strecker and Gregory Kersten and Jinbaek Kim and Ka Pong Law},
title = {Electronic Negotiation Systems: The Invite Prototype},
year = {2006}
Electronic negotiation systems support negotiators in reaching an agreement through collaboration among the involved parties. The development of these systems requires the use of a negotiation methodology and the specification of a negotiation protocol. This contribution presents the foundation of a negotiation methodology and a prototype built upon the methodology which is capable of executing multiple negotiation protocols. The prototype demonstrates the feasibility of the proposed approach, and is currently evaluated in a computer based laboratory experiment.