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Santa's Little Helper - Brandy Barrel Aged - Port Brewing
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08-07-2013 17:31:42 | More by CDCNAM
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07-14-2013 09:39:15 | More by akang
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07-14-2013 05:42:08 | More by Pecan
4/5 rDev -5.7%
07-13-2013 21:50:07 | More by SocalKicks
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07-09-2013 06:09:31 | More by Zbeetleman
4/5 rDev -5.7%
06-27-2013 04:22:58 | More by Gobzilla
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06-12-2013 07:04:20 | More by dksl16
3.74/5 rDev -11.8%
Vintage 2012. Served on-draught at 38 Degrees in Alhambra. Reviewed from notes. Served into a 4.5oz taster glass. 10% ABV confirmed. Cost was $4.00 USD. Expectations were quite high given the style and brewery.
A: Pours a gorgeous one finger head of tan colour. Lovely mocha cream. Luscious and attractive. Inviting. I can't wait to try it. Great thickness and retention. Body colour is a solid opaque jet black. Silky. A lovely appearance for the style.
Sm: Chocolate. Cream. Dark malts. Chocolate malt. Subtle brandy. Cocoa dust/powder. No alcohol or yeast is detectable. Not as rich as I expected. It's a nice aroma, and mild to moderate in strength. Subtle and complex, but I did expect a bit more. Excellent balance.
T/MF: Fucking lovely. Excellent build and balance, with guiding subtle brandy notes lending a focusing undertone throughout. Dark malts. Chocolate malt. Cocoa powder. Full bodied and rich. Creamy. Good thickness. Perfect carbonation. Really well put together. Great balance. Not as complex as it could be, though. As it warms, I do get some alcohol coming through. Silky and smooth. Lightly dry on the finish from the brandy.
Dr: Drinkable as hell for the high ABV. Really a delightful brew. The brandy works well here, accentuating the base beer. I'd definitely get this again if I were so lucky. Marvelous execution, but I did expect more subtlety. Another solid brew from Lost Abbey/Port. Great stuff. Highly recommended.
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06-10-2013 20:51:02 | More by kojevergas
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05-11-2013 15:27:33 | More by sukwonee
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05-11-2013 02:08:24 | More by jmccraney
4.36/5 rDev +2.8%
On tap at Sessions Public
Pours rich and viscous, jet black. Notes of brandy booze stream from the glass, along with heavy doses of roasted coffee and unsweetened chocolate. On the palate, the coffee dominates...even the strong notes of brandy are held at bay. The chewy complexion helps notes of toffee-sweetness linger. Delicious, actually adds to Santas Little Helper by sweetening and rounding-out the coffee bitterness.
05-03-2013 04:09:23 | More by rand
3.83/5 rDev -9.7%
On-tap at Beachwood I,
A: Pours black with an impressive tan head which recedes fairly quickly with nary a trace of lace.
S: Definite notes of brandy barrel. Has that classic fermented plum character with vanilla, raisins. Notes of chocolate as well.
T: Spiritous with some ethanol play. A lot more of the stout comes out here with dark chocolate, hints of licorice, balanced well with the barrel character.
M: Full-bodied, heavy, too hot in the finish makes it a bit of a chore at times, soft yet biting carbonation.
O: A good -bal, but in the end I just wasn't as into it as I thought I'd be. Certainly worth a try for brandy barrel fans.
04-10-2013 21:18:15 | More by Halcyondays
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04-06-2013 12:54:44 | More by t0rin0
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03-09-2013 01:19:31 | More by jmgrub
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03-08-2013 08:15:13 | More by heavenlyStash
4.34/5 rDev +2.4%
On tap for Churchill's Renaissance 2013 at Churchill's Pub & Grille in San Marcos, CA.
Pours an opaque black with a foamy dark khaki head that settles to wisps of film on top of the beer. Small dots of lace form around the glass on the drink down. Smell is of dark roasted malt, freshly baked gingerbread, molasses, and spices. Taste is much the same with a brandy flavor on the finish. There is a mild amount of roasty bitterness on the palate with each sip. This beer has a good level of carbonation with a crisp mouthfeel. Overall, this is a very good beer with an incredible smell and some great flavors that make this beer a treat to drink.
03-05-2013 17:37:48 | More by UCLABrewN84
4.5/5 rDev +6.1%
On tap at Strong Ale.
A: Black as pitch with a finger of impressive brown froth.
S: Potent brandy presence with plum and grape. Notes of vanilla and cinnamon waft from the glass. Rich dark chocolate with a touch of molasses and a smooth roasted malt profile.
T: Delicious blend of brandy, vanilla, bittersweet dark chocolate, oak, and a firm but judicious roasted malt profile. Some booze but not inappropriate. Big chocolate roasted brandy finish.
M: Upper medium carbonation with a full body. The mouthfeel chewy and sticky with alcohol warming.
Overall: Great beer.
12-12-2012 03:03:07 | More by HopHead84
Santa's Little Helper - Brandy Barrel Aged from Port Brewing
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Chicken, Spinach, and Noodle Casserole
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- 6 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 4 cups whole milk
- 1 cup sour cream
- kosher salt and black pepper
- 12 ounces egg noodles
- 4 slices sandwich bread
- 2 cups shredded cooked chicken or rotisserie chicken
- 5 ounces baby spinach, chopped
- 2 teaspoons dried thyme
- Heat oven to 400° F. Melt 4 tablespoons of the butter in a large saucepan over medium heat. Add the flour and cook, stirring, until foamy, 1 to 2 minutes (do not let the mixture darken). Slowly whisk in the milk. Bring to a simmer and cook, whisking often, until thickened, 3 to 5 minutes. Remove from heat and whisk in the sour cream, 1 teaspoon salt, and ¼ teaspoon pepper.
- Meanwhile, cook the noodles according to the package directions; drain and return them to the pot. Pulse the bread in a food processor until coarse crumbs form. Melt the remaining 2 tablespoons of butter in a microwave-safe bowl.
- Add the milk mixture, chicken, spinach, and thyme to the noodles and toss to combine. Transfer to a 9-by-13-inch or some other 3-quart baking dish, sprinkle with the bread crumbs, and drizzle with the melted butter.
- Bake until the bread crumbs are golden and the filling is bubbling, 8 to 10 minutes. Let cool for 5 minutes before serving.
Nutritional Information
- Per Serving
- Calories 474
- Fat 23g
- Sat Fat 12g
- Cholesterol 166mg
- Sodium 427mg
- Protein 22g
- Carbohydrate 44g
- Sugar 7g
- Fiber 3g
- Iron 3mg
- Calcium 213mg
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Yes, this is an expansion and blatant rip-off of the Empire Strikes Back play scene from Reign of Fire. But for some reason people didn't like that movie, so maybe they'll prefer this movie, which promises to be 100% dragon free. Well, maybe there can be an appropriate homage by having one of the staged productions be based on that Christian Bale-Matthew McConaughey film, so there could actually be some fake dragons.
In the end, someone finds a generator and everyone is able to watch the original films, which everyone agrees are so much better than the remakes. But then another stranger comes into town with a crate full of Shakespeare and convinces everyone that these plays are even better. Then another stranger arrives with a box of Greek plays, and then yet another arrives with a single piece of paper illustrating how there are only seven basic plots in storytelling. And by then hopefully the audience has gotten over their stupid issues with remakes, reboots and recycled narratives.


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Morgan Harrington.. the former Virginia Tech student missing and later found dead after a concert in Charlottsville will be featured on E! Network tonight at 10:00. Harrington will be featured as one of four stories on a show called "Co-ed Nightmares."
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"Thats it. Im done," Kylie wrote back. @KillyYourselfKylie replied, "I WILL NEVER LET YOU IN PEACE . . . NEVER!!!"
At this point, the Internet groups Anonymous and Rustle League showed up in Kylie's Twitter stream. "We'll get to work on this problem NOW," one message promised. Another one addressed itself to Kylie's tormenters, "So, you think this is FUNNY? Let me introduce you to the REAL Internet Hate Machine, you dumb-a-- bullying Twats. Game: On."
What followed, in an exchange collected by the Daily Dot, was a series of threats and mewling apologies. The Anonymous and Rustle League rescuers threatened to post the full names of the teen-agers who'd been goading Kylie, unless she made it clear that they'd apologized. When Kylie reappeared on Twitter — blessedly tweeting thank yous to her supporters — she found messages like this one waiting for her: "It's nice to see the power of twitter do good. It's a new day for you, @YayyImKyliebaby. A new beginning, with your new friends."
I'm not in favor of outing minors for their online misconduct, but I can't read the full Daily Dot account without cheering for Anonymous and Rustle League. In writing about bullying, I've seen too many posts, on several social network sites, in which kids suggest that other kids should go kill themselves. I find it utterly dismaying and weird — why on earth would anyone court that kind of danger? Think how these kids would have felt if Kylie had taken their bait. I agree with Laura Beck at Jezebel that it would have been nice to see some of Kylie's peers step up to defend her, but in their absence, I'll take the adults who showed up this time to police the Internet. The personal attack on Kylie is much more harmful than spewing racism about President Obama, however gross that is. The Web can make life worse for vulnerable teen-agers — and, this time thanks to Anonymous and Rustle League, it can also make life better.


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Our first port of call was Juneau, Alaska. It was a cool drizzly day. We did not book any excursions, though they do offer many wonderful ones. The town is quite cute, we wondered through the shops getting nick nacks for family and friends.
Our second port of call, skagway. Beautiful skagway. We did the white pass summit train ride. It is one of the most beautiful places on earth. Lush mountain sides, snow capped peaks. What a jewel. Cost was $129. Per person, well worth every penny.
Off to the third port of call. Cruising through Glacier Bay. What a sight to see. Oh my. That my friends made the whole trip. No port to speak of, just cruising. A nice hit pot of coffee on the balcony of our room and beautiful scenery for miles on end. Pair of gloves, light jacket, a hat to cover your ears and you are set.
Take a good camera, we borrowed my daughters,pictures got better toward the end, we didn't know a thing about the camera. Do the cruise, you wont regret. Only negative thing I can think of was the hot dog buffet for dinner one night, That was Bad. All other food was top notch. We ate buffet most of the time because we like to be casual, but the two nights we did go to the restaurant it was top notch, along with the service. And the baked Alaskan dessert, oh my my, to die for. I gained at least 5 pounds on this cruise.
We had a balcony stateroom Aloha 705. Great room, great service from Raoul. The trip was the best we have ever taken. Will definitely do again.
4th port, Ketchikan Alaska. Have friends that live there so we got the private tour. A little smelly, this time of year the salmon swim up stream and die. Still lovely.
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Lee punted beautifully in an improbable 27-24 OT loss to Dallas on Sunday.||||||| Lee kicked six times for an average of 55.3 yards and a net average of 45.7. He leads the NFL in average (57.3) and net average (49.5).
Lee will stay with the San Francisco 49ers, who matched the Pittsburgh Steelers' contract offer to the restricted free agent on Thursday. Lee, who played in college at Pitt, agreed to a six-year contract worth more than $7 million with the Steelers on Monday. The 49ers quickly matched the deal for Lee, who has spent each of his three pro seasons with San Francisco.||||||| Lee had his best season in 2006 after beating out veteran Tom Rouen in training camp, posting the highest average by a San Francisco punter in 41 seasons. Lee averaged 44.8 yards per kick, finishing seventh in the NFL and barely missing Tommy Davis' franchise record of 45.8 in 1965.
The Steelers signed the restricted free agent punter to an offer sheet Tuesday. The 49ers have a week to match the Steelers' offer. If they do not, the Steelers must send a sixth-round draft pick to the 49ers. Lee averaged a career-best 44.8 yards a kick last season.||||||| Lee was the 49ers' sixth-round draft pick in 2004 out of Pittsburgh


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Spock served under Pike's command for 7 years, 4 months and 5 days as i learned. Its true Pikes accident was during kirks 5 year mission. Does anyone know what captain James Kirk served under first when he left the academy?
Kirk met Pike when he was promoted to fleet captain so its possible that Christopher Pikes 5 year mission started after kirk graduated from the academy making it possible for kirk to meet Spock after graduation also.
I guess its safe to conclude that Talos IV was the middle of Pikes 5 year mission 13 years ago. Possible making kirk around age 20, and that would mean that kirk met him at an earlier age. We can conclude that kirk was at least in the academy to be able to meet pike when he did.
I gotta figure this time line out, I gotta know if it is still possible for kirk to have a relationship with spock early on in his star fleet career. I would like to know if the movie is going to be possible to line up with the TOS episodes.
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The punchline to the route name is only an ant could climb the "crack" for most of this line... though it opens up and takes fingers or toes at the very end. The crux moves are face and use smearing. Start by attaining a ledge low on the face. Walk it left (past Ant Crack, Right) to the next fracture. Work up the crack line, using things on the face, resting at the occasional tiny Phantom Spires Patented Knob. When the crack opens enough to take finger tips near the finish, the going gets easy.
Facing south on Gorilla Rock, right of Ko-Ko Box. Both Ant Cracks start with the same move, then split left or right at the first ledge.
Normally toproped after leading Ko-Ko Box to the shared anchors on top of Gorilla Rock. I rated it 5.8 R as a trad lead, since there is no pro until two thirds of the way up; then micro nuts and small cams protect well to the top.


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Engineering students at the University of San Diego are an adventurous bunch. They're helping to pioneer innovative technologies while riding new waves of science. Interested engineering student should consult their engineering professors and see what areas of research they can explore with a faculty mentor. For some stories of research success, you can see the latest issue of USD Engineer where Liz Harman's article "On the Cutting Edge: Student Research Yield Impressive Results" profiles two student researchers. Click here for story.
Program Opportunities
Students do not have to participate in a formal program to have an undergraduate research experience. They can arrange informal experiences with faculty mentors and they may be able to do an independent study where they receive credit if they have a suitable project with the right faculty member. Although formal programs are not required, they often offer high quality experiences that support the student's development as a researcher. Here are some examples of programs intended to support undergraduate students' research experiences that USD Engineering students take part in:
The SURE program provides a summer stipend and supplies funds to a USD undergraduate student to do research with a USD faculty member. There is a competitive proposal process that can award students either 10 week project support of $3500 or 5 week project support of $1750. Students apply for a SURE grant by preparing a short research proposal in collaboration with their proposed faculty mentor. Proposals are submitted online, and are typically due by the 2nd Friday in February.
McNair Scholarship -
This program at USD mentors twenty-five 1st generation, low-income students in a variety of majors including Engineering through their undergraduate years and into graduate school, expecting that they will consider careers as professors. It includes a summer research mentoring program at USD, loan of a laptop computer, field trips and travel to graduate school sites.
Research Experiences for Undergraduates -
The National Science Foundation funds a large number of research opportunities for undergraduate students through its REU (Research Experiences for Undergraduates) Sites program. An REU Site consists of a group of ten or so undergraduates who work in the research programs of the host institution. Each student is associated with a specific research project, where he/she works closely with the faculty and other researchers. Students are granted stipends and, in many cases, assistance with housing and travel. Opportunities exist at major universities across the country and have individual application deadlines and requirements. Check out the link to find the right program for your interests. Click here.
Naval Research Enterprise Internship Program -
This ten-week paid research internship program provides opportunities for undergraduate students to participate in research, under the guidance of an appropriate research mentor, at a participating Navy laboratory, including San Diego's SPAWAR Systems Center in Point Loma. Apply early -- the application period for the following summer closes in the prior December
NASA Undergraduate Student Research Program –
This program offers undergraduates across the United States mentored internship experiences at NASA Centers and research support facilities. It is one of most highly comprehensive internship programs for undergraduate students. Students work on practical problems with real applications in aerospace or on future NASA missions. These immersive NASA opportunities combine scientific research with professional hands-on engineering. USRP internship opportunities are offered year round in the Fall, Summer and Spring, with summer deadlines typically in January.
Publications and Presentations
Creative Collaborations –
Creative Collaborations is held each April to celebrate the intellectual life at USD and provides all undergraduate students an opportunity to present their preliminary and completed research and creative projects in an environment with other students and faculty. All students with undergraduate research projects are encouraged to present and be recognized at this event. The submission deadline is approximately February 1 each year. Each year, several engineering students present their work at this event. Check the Creative Collaborations website for programs to see past abstracts.
Publication of research findings is an important aspect of research. Publications with undergraduate students as co-authors that have been published recently include these journal articles and conference proceedings:
Refereed Journal Articles
Leake, S., Jacobitz, F., Malicky, D., McGarry, M. (2011). A Wind Tunnel as a Senior/Capstone Design Project: Laboratory Enhancement and Assessment of Student Learning. To appear in International Journal of Mechanical Engineering Education, 21.
Ngo, T. T., Keegan, J. E., George (SPAWAR), R. D. (2011). Processing Behaviors of Thin-Film Pentacene and Benzene-1,4-Diboronic Acid in Supercritical Carbon Dioxide. Thin Solid Films, 520(3), 1022-1026.
Ngo, T. T., Hall, J., A., Kohl, J., Perry, L. (2011). Green Surfboards: Investigation of Product Biodegradability at End of Life. To appear in Sports Technology.
McGarry, M., Bonilla, C., Metzger, I. (2010). Conjugate Heat Transfer Using Liquid Metals and Alloys for Enclosures with Solid Conducting Blocks. Journal of Thermal Science and Engineering Applications, 2(1), 011004-1 - 011004-6.
Enriquez, A., Skaar, J., Viirre, E., Chase, B. (2009). Brief Report: Effects of Caffeine on Postural Stability. International Tinnitus Journal, 15(2), 161-163.
Kohl, J., Burke, A. J., Landas, E. L.L., Jacobitz, F. (2007). The Release Behavior of Silicone Coatings with a Thickness Gradient. Progress in Organic Coatings/Elsevier, 59(4), 278-283.
Conference Proceedings
Ngo, T. T., Lambert, C., Kohl, J.G. (2012). Characterization of Mechanical Properties and Compostability of Fiber-Reinforced Bio-Composites. Orlando, Florida: IIE 62nd Annual Conference Proceedings, Institute of Industrial Engineers.
Ngo, T. T., Keegan, J. E., George (SPAWAR), R. D. (2011). Solubility of Benzene-1,4-Diboronic Acid and Pentacene in Supercritical Carbon Dioxide (pp. Abstract P109 p. 203). Dijon: 11th International Conference on Carbon Dioxide Utilization.
Ellis, J., Kramer, K., Stubberud, S. C. (2011). Image Correlation Based Video Tracking. Las Vegas, NV: Proceedings of the 21st International Conference on Systems Engineering.
Ellis, J., Kramer, K. (2011). Image Correlation Based Video Tracking (pp. 60-66, Colorado Springs, CO: 2011 National Security Innovation Competition Proceedings/ National Homeland Defense Foundation.
Jacobitz, F., Abraham, B., Bentz, J., Doruth, L., Foster, M., Gabbard, M., Jarosinski, M., Jones, A., Omar, Y., Reed, B., Thomas, A., Vargas, V., Weiss, C. (2010). A Flow Visualization Project in Fluid Mechanics (1st ed., vol. 29, pp. 98). Ashland Oregon: Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science - Pacific Division.
Ngo, T. T., Hall, J. A. (2010). Assessing Product Biodegradability at End of Life (pp. Abstract p. IERC 399). Cancun, Mexico: IIE 60th Annual Conference Proceedings, Institute of Industrial Engineers.
Jacobitz, F., Anderson, S., Babila, E., Gabbard, M., Weiss, C. (2009). A Comparison of the Microcirculation in Rat Spinotrapezius Muscle and Muscle Fascia (pp. 6 pages). Marseille: Proceedings of the 19th Congrès Français de Mécanique.
Lyons, A., Gerry, A., Vanderstiggel, F., Stubberud, S. C., Kramer, K. (2009). Control of Inverted Pendulum System Using a Neural Extended Kalman Filter (pp. 210-215). Wellington: Proc. of 4th International Conference on Autonomous Robots and Agents.
Jacobitz, F., Weiss, C., Gabbard, M. (2009). Simulations of the Microcirculation in Rat Spinotrapezius Muscle and Muscle Fascia . San Francisco, California: American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Jacobitz, F., Anderson, S. (2008). An Improved Comprehensive Model for the Apparent Viscosity of Blood . San Antonio, Texas: Bulletin of the American Physical Society.
Jacobitz, F., Weiss, C., Gabbard, M. (2008). Simulations of the Microcirculation in Rat Spinotrapezius Muscle and Muscle Fascia . San Francisco, California: American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Jacobitz, F., Porterfield, C. A., Engebrecht, C. P., Metzger, I. D. (2007). Development of a Comprehensive Model of the Apparent Viscosity of Blood for Simulations of the Microcirculation in Rat Spinotrapezius Muscle Fascia . Salt Lake City, Utah: Bulletin of the American Physical Society.
Jacobitz, F., Engebrecht, C. P., Metzger, I. D., Porterfield, C. A. (2007). Simulation of the Microcirculation in Rat Spinotrapezius Muscle Fascia (1- 2). ASME: Proceedings of the 2007 Summer Bioengineering Conference.
Finding a USD Faculty Research Mentor
If you are searching for an engineering faculty member to do research with, you can consult this annual publication to explore the individual research interests of faculty. [Faculty Research profiles]
Researching Graduates – PhD Student Stories
Undergraduate research experiences are one of the best ways of preparing for graduate study. USD Engineering has only undergraduate programs in engineering, but we are very proud of the research accomplishments that several of our alumni have achieved at the PhD level.
Ricardo Valerdi (class of 2000) has research that focuses on systems engineering metrics, cost estimation, test & evaluation, human systems integration, enterprise transformation, and performance measurement. He recently transition¬ed from being research faculty in the Engineering Systems Division at MIT to the University of Arizo¬na, where he is a tenured associate professor. Valerdi completed his PhD in industrial & systems engineering from the University of Southern California in 2005.
Ian Nauhaus (class of 2002) is a postdoctoral neuroscientist at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies in La Jolla, Calif., where he does research on visual neurophysiology. He has been there since he completed his PhD in bio¬medical engineering at University of California, Los Angeles in 2008.
Soren Solari (class of 2000) is the founder of an early stage stealth mode startup focused on applications related to accurately replicating human brain function to mimic and deliver human-like capabilities in computer systems. In 2009, Solari completed his PhD in Integrative Neuroscience at the University of California, San Diego. He has also been a lecturer for USD Engineering.
Andrew Putnam (class of 2003) is a senior researcher in Microsoft's computer architecture group where he conducts fundamental research in computer architecture and hardware/software interaction. In 2011, Putnam graduated with his PhD in computer engineering from the University of Washington where his work focused on dataflow architectures.


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NORTH AUGUSTA — Ridge Spring-Monetta High School gave the crowd a thrill in the final couple of minutes Tuesday evening, but ball control in the final five seconds helped seal the deal in Fox Creek's favor, as the Predators held on for a 59-57 home win in Region 4-A boys basketball.
The Predators led for the entire game and held a 29-20 halftime lead, but the Trojans, led by Mike Jones' 18-point game.
Fox Creek, led by Chris Harmon's 29-point game, got a huge play from Brandon Gladney with about a minute left in the fourth quarter. He collected a steal and drove for a bucket, being fouled in the process.
He missed the resulting free throw, and teammate D.J. Curry missed another one a few seconds later.
Jones responded with a pair of successful free throws with 23 seconds left in the game, narrowing the gap to 59-57.
The Predators' Brandyn Quiller, who had racked up three 3-point shots along the way, got the chance to nail down the win with five seconds remaining, but missed a free throw.
The rebound went to the Trojans' Alonzo Smith, but he was unable to get a firm grip on the ball, and the final seconds disappeared in a scramble for possession.
Andre Baskett, Fox Creek's coach, said that his team may have been a little off-balance, having played 13 straight road games in recent weeks. "We just lacked intensity tonight ... I'll take a win, but we just lacked intensity on defense and we missed a lot of .. easy buckets, along with a lot of calls – not the refs' fault. We had a lot of traveling calls and a lot of fouls. We put them in the bonus early."
Mark Wright, the Trojans' coach, said he told his players that defense would win the game or get his team back into the game. "It happened to get us back into the ball game. We just came up a little bit short."


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My family and I have traveled to West Covina, Ca. every labor day weekend for the pass nine years and have had 2 to 5 rooms at this motel. We have always been treated very good on every trip. Now this year in 2012 the motel has steped its game up and the motel has vest improvements. If you are... More
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The Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa is ready to retune your golf game on La Paloma Country Club's 27-hole Jack Nicklaus Signature Design golf course.
Enjoy premium play with golf package rates starting at only $155 per person, based on double occupancy, through May 24, 2012. And this year, the golf is unlimited!
You'll also enjoy full use of the country club's practice facilities, and the package includes daily breakfast in Azul Restaurant.
Operated by Troon Golf – known for superior service, course surfaces and amenities – the award-winning 27-hole Jack Nicklaus Signature Design golf course is exclusive to resort guests and La Paloma Country Club members.
A Course with a View
Inspired by its Santa Catalina Mountains backdrop and punctuated by the high Sonoran Desert's natural beauty, "The Golden Bear's" Signature Design golf course is a golfer's paradise.
The Ridge, Canyon and Hill courses nestle into acres of lush high Sonoran Desert terrain encircling The Westin La Paloma.
Bring your video camera as well as your golf clubs to capture what Kent Instefjord, general manager of La Paloma Country Club, aptly refers to as "The Nature Channel."
Quail, doves, toads, lizards, bobcats, javelina, coyotes, owls, hawks, and a large variety of birds share the course at pre-dawn and dusk hours. Mature mesquite and palo verde trees, multi-colored flowering plants and indigenous succulents – such as prickly pear, barrel, agave and cholla cacti – begin where the greens end.
Personally designed by world-renowned architect and player Jack Nicklaus, and opened in 1984, each course is appropriately named according to its style. And, with three nine-hole courses, guests can play three different 18-hole combination rounds in three days.
La Paloma Country Club is located at an elevation of approximately 2,300 feet, which explains why rolling hills define the Hill Course, in contrast to the valleys found on the Canyon Course. One might argue the best views of the Santa Catalina Mountains are found on the Ridge Course, but play all three first to find out.
Take a 360-degree virtual tour of the country club's 27 holes at www.westinlapalomaresort.com/golf-courses.html
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Among the many awards and acclaims for excellence, Golf Digest, Golf Magazine and Conde Nast Traveler rate La Paloma Country Club among the best in the United States. And Golf for Women has recognized La Paloma as one of the country's most women-friendly courses.
La Paloma Country Club received the silver medal for "Best Golf Tournament," earning this top ranking for its efficiency in running tournaments, and Golf World has ranked the pro shop as one of the top 100 in the nation.
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199 yards, par 3
The Santa Catalina Mountains form a magnificent backdrop for this hole. It plays across the edge of a canyon 30 to 40 feet below the fairway to a well-contained green guarded on the back and left side by grassy hollows and mounds.
Canyon Course, Number 7
445 yards, par 4/5
Enjoy the view, but be sure your tee shot is long and to the right on this signature, yet challenging hole. A major wash to the left and a sloping hill to the right guard the fairway. The approach shot is a blind one to a green cut into a hillside 30 feet higher than the fairway.
Hill Course, Number 8
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On this short hole, two of the three strokes should be putts. A short iron over a deep valley to a green must be accurate in finding the pin, or the player will have a challenging putt on this moderately contoured green.
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The holiday shopping season is in full swing now and so is the holiday eating season. Between Thanksgiving and New Year's, most people put on a few pounds. And as most of us know, it's so easy to gain weight and so hard to lose it.
But if you want to maintain your weight, or even lose some during the holidays, a trainer at the Salvation Army Kroc Center in Biloxi has some tips, along with a special offer to help keep you on track.
It's hard to pass on those holiday homemade favorites, and trainer Scott Logan says you don't have to.
"You may wait all year for that pecan pie, so have it. Satisfy that craving and then move on."
But don't overdo it. Logan says an important key to a healthy diet and healthy weight is portion control.
"That's the first thing. You want to make sure you're not stuffing your face; enjoy a little of everything," Logan said. "You don't want to deny yourself. Have enough you can live with and them leave the table after that."
He said it's also important not to skip meals, and that it's a better idea to eat small meals throughout the day; snacks like an apple, yogurt, or a handful of nuts.
"When you eat more often, it keeps your blood sugar more stable instead of spikes and drops. And it makes it easier for your body to lose fat because you body doesn't think it's starving."
He said your body is more likely to store that fat if you skip meals, making it harder to lose.
Regular exercise should also be a part of your routine and the Kroc Center is promoting a healthier holiday with a Holiday Shape Up Special: a six week membership for $10.
"We're trying to help people avoid that holiday weight gain."
The Shape Up program includes periodic weight checks and prizes for those who make the most progress. But you don't have to go to the gym to lose weight and be healthier. Regular exercise can be as simple as walking. But Logan says you need to make exercise a priority in your life at least a few days a week.
"You don't want to just look good, you want to feel good, so you'll be around for awhile. Take care of your body, so it will take care of you."
Registration for the Shape Up contest at the Kroc Center in Biloxi is November 28th through December 4th, so it will take you right through the holidays.
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Stage Research, Inc. is pleased to announce that its SFX software is being used by the Blue Man Group in its shows in Las Vegas, Orlando, Berlin, Oberhausen, Tokyo, and Stuttgart.
The Blue Man Group's production team taps SFX for multi-track music and audio playback and sound effects during their sell-out shows. "It's been great," reports Matt Koenig, sound supervisor for Blue Man Productions. "SFX was easy to get going and manage, and it's easy to make changes with the software—something we do frequently during the tech process. SFX gives us the flexibility to set up screens, pages, playlists and cue lists and revise them quickly and easily."
Mark Norfolk, theatrical rental group manager at Specialized Audio Visual, Inc. (SAVI), recommended SFX to Blue Man Group, which was looking for a change from hard-disk multi-track playback. SFX runs on two PCs. SAVI customized the deployment of SFX for the production so all the 'go' buttons are built into the palm rest of the custom console; SAVI also helped the Blue Man team write the spec to their design needs.
"I've been using SFX on my tours for years," Norfolk notes. "It's rock solid."
"SFX does everything we need it to do—there's no comparison to competitors' products," says Koenig. "Support from Stage Research has been great, too. We fully plan on continuing to use SFX."


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BLOOMINGTON, Ill. -- State Farm wants you to be alert this year so your Christmas is not ruined by a fire.
According to the insurance company, the possibility of a house catching on fire is higher during the winter months than any other time of year.
Some of that risk is increased because of holiday decorations including overloading outlets, leaving candles unattended, and having a dry Christmas tree.
State Farm officials say the best way to keep your home safe is to be aware.
"One-third of home fires are caused during the holiday months like December, January, and February. That's a good indication that there are a lot of distractions and we really have to be mindful of being really careful," said State Farm Spokeswoman Holly Anderson.
State Farm officials added that another holiday hazard is lighting up a fire in a fireplace without having it inspected or cleaned from the year before.


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If you don't care about how the boat looks then this boat might be fine, if you care though, boy is this the wrong boat. The first thing you are greeted with is a huge purple room. It seriously looks like a 80s casino. They should have left the rooms without LCD TVs and update the public spaces. Would have been money better spent.
The cruise line also changed the time we were in Nassau. Instead of being in port until 5pm, we were there until 5am the next day. You would think this would be great, an extra 12 hours, we thought it would be great too. However when they say you are stuck with the same excursion and wont let you change without charging you a 25% fee, it sucks. Instead you are stuck doing a short excursion on a long day.
Otherwise the trip was great.
We are kosher, and they accommodated us perfectly. All the ice cream, coffee, tea, iced tea, lemonade, etc on board was kosher. The meals were pretty much ready when we requested them. We didn't have to wait long for meals at all which was nice.
The one disappointing thing I noticed was the lack of proper dress in the dining room. I have never seen so many people wearing shorts, tank tops, etc in the main dining room. Even on the formal night there wasn't a large number of people dressed up. They wore their jeans without rips in them that night to get fancy.
The first night on board we hit up the spa and had a really nice couple's massage. Everyone there was super friendly and very helpful and informative.
Once the Nassau issues were taken care of, we had a great time there.
When we got to Freeport they canceled all outdoor excursions due to rain. However by 9am it was bright and sunny. We found a local place to take us snorkeling instead which worked out much better. There were only 6 of us on the trip, and they took us out on a glass bottom boat. It was really gorgeous seeing all the reefs!
Our day at sea was great. Being on our honeymoon we wanted to relax. We spent ours in Serenity (21+ only) and just enjoyed the 85 weather. It would have been nice to have had a private pool, but it was still really nice.
We also hit up the comedy club a few times. Definitely is nice that they have an adult only show nightly!


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Disaster capitalism – in Haiti, Congo, Pakistan and New Orleans
by Judith de los Santos
Panelists: Ezili Danto, Kambale Musavuli, Adaner Usmani and Beverly Bell
Moderator: Judith de los Santos
The disasters, which mirror the devastation caused by the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, have generated a complicated and fractured terrain on which human rights and economic justice are seriously compromised.
Displaced people, scattered communities, devastated homes and grieving families combine with acute shortages of food, health care and other resources. In the wake of such life disruptions, neo-liberal policies and conservative political formations take root, penetrating the political-economic cracks and simultaneously the collective consciousness of a people.
In solidarity with the people, how do we consider, organize with and fight for justice. What structures of accountability can we generate when economies of the wealthy few are tied to the devastation of the disenfranchised many?
Bay View readers will welcome this opportunity to see and hear two outstanding and internationally renowned advocates, Ezili Danto and Kambale Musavuli, whose writing the Bay View has been proud to publish. Ezili (longtime readers will remember her as Marguerite Laurent) emphasizes the economic disparity in Haiti: Half of 1 percent of Haitians own 98 percent of the wealth.
Judith de los Santos is a New York-based writer and activist around issues of struggle and resistance within the African Diaspora and Central Africa. She can be reached at email@example.com. Ezili Danto, attorney, playwright and performance poet, heads the Haitian Lawyers Leadership Network (HLLN). Visit her at www.ezilidanto.com, www.margueritelaurent.com or www.open.salon.com/blog/ezili_danto. Kambale Musavuli is spokesperson and student coordinator for Friends of the Congo. He can be reached at email@example.com.
This story and video first appeared, as "The Evolution of Disaster Capitalism," on PoliTube.org. It was recorded Nov. 10 at the Brecht Forum in New York City.
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Embarkation: Long lines which moved fairly quickly. I got in line about 12:30 and was onboard by 1:45. I had dreaded this part of the process as I had heard about people standing in the sun for 2 ½ hours in prior departures of the Liberty. I think they are improving this process from what I had read earlier. Ship: Carnival is getting its class-act together.
This ship was both bold and yet understated at the same time. The public spaces are getting better and better! Crew and Staff: Very very friendly. Every time I went down the hall, I was greeted by each crew member who I passed. My cabin stewardess, Daniella was excellent. She and her crew kept my cabin sparkling. The dining staff, head waiter Eugene and his assistant waiter Laura were very good. I commend them as we had three tables and kept playing musical chairs all week and yet they kept up with us!
Best Events/Places onboard: Deck parties, Movies under the Stars, Adult Comedy shows (Percy Crews), Stage shows (rocking down Broadway) Passenger talent show, Legends show, Chocolate Extravaganza, Hot and Cool Disco, Paparazzi Wine Bar, Piano Bar, Gloves Sports Bar Cabin: I had #2211 Main Deck, Forward (very forward) and was very pleased.
I travel solo so this cabin was just perfect for one although two friends could share this cabin. One twin bed and one sofa bed, be warned not for couples! There are two portholes which provide light and a reference point for the time of day.
Ports of Call: San Juan great city, just a shame there is such a limited time there. Wish Carnival would arrive earlier like noon or so to have some daylight time there. The old forts would be great to tour, but they are closed at night. Had dinner at the Parrot Club and would recommend to those who want a taste of Puerto Rico instead of the ships fare and the Mojitos were great! Senor Frogs, not for the faint hearted but lots of fun!
St. Thomas I took a Carnival ships tour to the island of St. John which was beautiful and not nearly as commercial as St. Thomas. The tour was a bit unorganized. We were placed on a bus, then made to get off the bus, then were told at the end we had to get back on the original bus! It was nuts! We ended up at Trunk Bay beach which closed down at 3:30, right when you needed to get something cold to drink! Trunk Bay is gorgeous just get there earlier in the day! The Beach is run by the US Park Services as well. Highly Recommend going to St. John but not necessarily the ships tour.
Antigua Took one of Lawrence of Antiguas tours. Fabulous! Saw all of the sights and tasted some fresh fruits grown on the island, delightful. Fresh bananas and pineapple unlike any you have tasted other places! After our in depth tour, we went to Turners beach, which was gorgeous. When we arrived there was only a handful of people there, by the time we had left, it was getting busy.
Tortola Took a Carnival Ships tour to sightseeing and to Cane Garden Bay Beach. Tortola is a beautiful island and was a pleasant surprise. I didnt do the traditional trip to the baths, but found the Island Tour to be wonderful. The mountains, the beaches are all wonderful. The beach was busy but surprisingly relaxed. Sun, sand and swaying palms, this beach has it all! Chair rentals were $5 and try one of the local drinks, a Bushwacker drink which was $5, but was fabulous!
Nassau Went over to Atlantis, not really worth the time unless you have a room booked at the resort. You will be stopped at every turn as you cannot access most things there without a room key or wrist band. Tried booking a room at the neighboring Comfort Inn and suites and they insisted my rate which my Travel Agent had booked me at was only for two people, I said my Travel Agent was fully aware I was booking a room for four adults. They tried to double the room rate and I refused to check in. They said they were going to charge me anyway. I am disputing their charge as I booked for one rate and then changed the rate to nearly double. Seems others who had did this got their rates jacked up as well. Thumbs down on them for bait and switch!


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Scribblenauts Unlimited review: words, words, words
By Chris Plante on Nov 22, 2012 11.22.12
In case you've never heard of the breathlessly praised Scribblenauts, they are puzzle games in which the player uses a magical notebook to turn words into tangible creations. If a giraffe is thirsty, you might write the noun "water" to conjure a bottle of water. Or if a hunter is tracking an endangered lemur, the player might stop the crooked killer by applying the adjective "broken" to his weapon. Scribblenauts Unlimited expands further upon the power of the notebook by letting players manipulate size or — using a new creation tool — design their own people, beasts or inanimate objects. Being able to create or manipulate whatever you can imagine is magical The creation tool is a pleasure, if not a bit difficult to get the hang of. Players can combine and modify Scribblenauts...
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Humble Warner Bros. Bundle offers Batman, Lord of the Rings and FEAR
By Alexa Ray Corriea on Nov 05, 2013 11.05.13
The latest Humble Bundle, now live, is stuffed with Windows PC games from publisher Warner Bros. Interactive, the company announced today. On the heels of last month's launch of Batman: Arkham Origins, the third game in the Batman Arkham trilogy, Warner Bros. is offering a pay-what-you-want bundle featuring Batman: Arkham Asylum Game of the Year Edition. The collection also includes FEAR 2: Project Origin, FEAR 3, and The Lord of the Rings: War in the North. Players who pay more than the average amount will also receive Batman: Arkham City Game of the Year Edition and Scribblenauts Unlimited. Players will also be able to choose where the cash they spend goes: to Humble Bundle, Warner Bros. or the company's designated charity, We Can Be Heroes, an organization created by DC...
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Scribblenauts' inclusion of Nyan Cat and Keyboard Cat lands creator in trademark lawsuit (update)
By Griffin McElroy on May 02, 2013 05.02.13
Scribblenauts developer 5th Cell and publisher Warner Bros. are named in a trademark infringement suit for the series' inclusion of Nyan Cat and Keyboard Cat, according to a complaint recently filed by the memes' respective creators. Charles Schmidt, who uploaded Keyboard Cat's breakout performance to YouTube in 2007, and Christopher Orlando Torres, who made the quickly viral Nyan Cat animated GIF, jointly filed a copyright and trademark infringement suit against the two companies. Both felines can be conjured up in-game using protagonist Max's magic notebook, but their cameos were not cleared with Schmidt or Torres, the suit claims. Keyboard Cat has appeared in all Scribblenauts titles released throughout the franchise's history, while Nyan Cat only appeared in Scribblenauts...
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Scribblenauts Unlimited on sale for $8.99 at Amazon
By Dave Tach on Apr 11, 2013 04.11.13
The Windows PC version of Scribblenauts Unlimited, 5th Cell Media's sandbox puzzle game, is on sale at Amazon for $8.99 for a limited time, according to the game's Amazon listing. The sale will last through next Wednesday, April 17, and offers a discount of 70 percent off of Scribblenauts Unlimited, which retails for $29.99. The game requires Valve's Steam client to activate. On Windows PC, Scribblenauts Unlimited uses Steam Workshop to share players' in-game creations. The game is also on sale on Steam for $10.19, a savings of 66 percent. For more on Scribblenauts Unlimited, which was released last November and is also available for Wii U and Nintendo 3DS, be sure to check out Polygon's review.
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Scribblenauts Unlimited Wii U and 3DS release delayed in Europe
By Emily Gera on Feb 05, 2013 02.05.13
The European release of Scribblenauts Unlimited is being delayed, Nintendo confirmed in a note issued today. Despite initial plans to launch the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS title on Feb. 8, Nintendo now states changes to the game must be made before Scribblenauts Unlimited is eventually released. The publisher did not specify what these changes might be. "We are sorry to announce that Scribblenauts Unlimited, a game developed by Warner Bros. Interactive and 5th Cell and published by Nintendo of Europe for both Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, will be delayed in Europe," reads the statement. "It has come to light that some changes need to be implemented within the game before we launch them across Europe. We are very sorry for any inconvenience this may cause and we hope to make further...
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Scribblenauts Unlimited for Wii U hitting Europe on Feb. 8
By Emily Gera on Dec 05, 2012 12.05.12
Scribblenauts Unlimited is scheduled to hit the Wii U in Europe on Feb. 8, it was announced on today's Nintendo Direct conference. The game will now be published by Nintendo, it was revealed. Last month developer 5th Cell confirmed the game's delay throughout Europe. Scribblenauts Unlimited is currently available in North America on Nintendo 3DS, Wii U and PC. Unlimited was initially planned as a launch title for Wii U in Europe. It remains unclear why the title was delayed.
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Scribblenauts Unlimited delayed for Europe until 2013
By Emily Gera on Nov 22, 2012 11.22.12
The European release of Scribblenauts Unlimited is delayed until 2013, developer 5th Cell confirmed to Twitter. Despite being currently available in North America on Nintendo 3DS, Wii U and PC, the fourth title in the Scribblenauts series will release next year in Europe. While it has been suggested this could be due to localization issues, one developer for the studio told NeoGAF forum users this was not the case. "It's due to stuff I can't talk about until 2013," they said. "Scribblenauts and Super Scribblenauts were released NA and EU the same day. Trust me. I want your money. It's due to things outside of development." A representative from publisher Warner Bros. later told RPS that "details about the European distribution of Scribblenauts Unlimited are coming soon." S...
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GameStop reports high demand for Wii U consoles, games
By Samit Sarkar on Nov 15, 2012 11.15.12
GameStop is "bullish" on the upcoming Wii U launch, with high demand for both hardware and software exhibited by strong pre-order numbers, said GameStop executives on an investor call today for the retail giant's third-quarter financial report. The company is now reporting that "nearly 500,000" people have joined its wait list for Wii U consoles. GameStop set up the wait list in late September exclusively for PowerUp Rewards members, and as of mid-October, more than 250,000 customers had joined the list. GameStop president Tony Bartel noted, "We have limited knowledge of [Wii U] supply, and we may not be able to satisfy the strong demand during our fourth quarter." According to GameStop executives, the uncertainty in Wii U supply is a major factor in how cautious the company is being...
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Pre-order Scribblenauts Unlimited on Steam, receive Maxwell's hat for Team Fortress 2
By Dave Tach on Nov 14, 2012 11.14.12
Pre-orders for Scribblenauts Unlimited on Steam will unlock a Scribblenauts-themed hat called the Cockfighter in Team Fortress 2, according to the game's listing on Steam. The TF2 hat is fashioned after the hat that Maxwell wears in the Scribblenauts games, and the game's official Twitter account showed the pre-order bonus in action earlier today with a tweet linking to the pic above. The game is set for release Nov. 20. on Steam for $29.99. Scribblenauts Unlimited will also release in time for the Wii U's launch this weekend with in-game Nintendo characters. A 3DS version released yesterday does not include the Nintendo characters. For more on the Wii U version, be sure to check out our recent feature, where we talked to developer 5th Cell about how the Wii U changed...
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Nintendo bringing Wii U, 3DS to malls across America
By Samit Sarkar on Nov 14, 2012 11.14.12
Nintendo will set up shop at malls nationwide during the holiday season, letting shoppers get hands-on experience with the Wii U and 3DS, the company announced today. Dubbed the "Nintendo Holiday Mall Experience," the setup will offer people the chance to try out Wii U games such as New Super Mario Bros. U, Nintendo Land, ZombiU, FIFA 13, Madden NFL 13, Batman: Arkham City Armored Edition, Just Dance 4, Darksiders 2 and Scribblenauts Unlimited. The 3DS XL will also be playable; the list of available games includes New Super Mario Bros. 2, Paper Mario: Sticker Star, Pokédex 3D Pro, Skylanders Giants, Disney Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion, Adventure Time: Hey Ice King! Why'd You Steal Our Garbage?!! and Sparkle Snapshots 3D. "The Nintendo Mall Experience is your oasis from the shopping...
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Nintendo's Wii U will not have universal achievements
By Tracey Lien on Nov 11, 2012 11.11.12
Nintendo's Wii U will not have a universal achievement system across all its games akin to the Xbox 360's Achievements system or the PlayStation 3's Trophy system, the creative director and co-founder of Scribblenauts development studio 5TH Cell said in a post on NeoGaf. Posting to the popular video game message board, Jeremiah Slaczka said that the Wii U does not have system-wide accomplishments. Rather, it is up to the developers to decide whether they wish to implement their own system. "Scribblenauts Unlimited loosely has them in the form of 'Global Starite Shards' which is like a giant checklist of global things to spawn and do in the game that aren't area specific," he said. The Wii U will release in North America on Nov. 18.


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Six people were seriously injured in an accident at the intersection of State Route 18 and Quarry Road in Wellington Township.
According to the Elyria Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol, the wreck occurred around 8 p.m. Friday.
Troopers say Mark Zacharias, 56, of Wellington, was driving westbound on SR 18, when his pickup truck struck a vehicle headed northbound on Quarry Road in the intersection.
Both Zacharias and his passenger, Elizabeth Zacharias, 55, were transported to Mercy Allen Hospital in Oberlin, Ohio, and later flown to Cleveland Metro Hospital.
Madeline Humphrey, 20, of Elkins, West Virginia, was driving the other vehicle. She and her three passengers, Paige Gorsuch, 21, Rose Sepsey and Andrew Heim, were all flown to Cleveland Metro Hospital in critical condition.
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While it's true that you can throw topwater lures almost anywhere and have a good chance of hooking something, not all coastal fisheries are created equal when it comes to serious popping. Fortunately, if you're an enthusiast who lives to throw big lures to big fish, the world is loaded with ops to pop till you drop, some relatively closer than you might think and others not near anything.
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You needn't head to equatorial reefs for great popper action. Starting in May, try southern New England for bluefin tuna. June, September and October are hot months, and in fact, November can be outstanding between early weather fronts. Popping for bluefin has really caught on in very recent years; last summer's first Annual Run and Gun Bluefin Classic - a tournament strictly for popping and jigging fans - was a success. For information on the second annual event (in June), e-mail tournament organizer Bret Baker at email@example.com. There are also tuna skippers now who cater to the "jiggypop" crowd, like Capt. Dom Petrarca (Coastal Charters Sportfishing, coastalcharterssportfishing.com), the "jigging and popping specialist" who fishes up and down the southern New England coast. Watching bluefin tuna of 200 pounds and at times much more compete to clobber big poppers qualifies as one of fishing's ultimate thrills; trying to land these fish on heavy spinning tackle is one of fishing's ultimate challenges.


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Grand Marina Villas of Paradise Village in Paradise Village
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3½
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
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Luxury 4100sf villa in private gated community with private entry and parking for two vehicles. 3 Extra Large BR suites ( 2 king; 1 double) with private baths and balconies, fans, individual AC,televisions. Oversize open main floor plan for dining, entertaining, living areas. Super-sized kitchen with island bar/sink; fully outfitted with stainless steel appliances, all small appliances and dishware/cookware, washer/dryer. Large patio/balconies overlooking pool, mountains and marina views. Internet, cable/satellite TV, telephone. 24 Hour Security.
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Linen and maid service for entry, mid week and end of stay for weekly guests. Other arrangements can be made for long term stays.
Just outside the gates are church, hospital/ER, shopping plaza with personal care, gifts, groceries, dining, laundromat. Short walk to many fine restaurants . Taxis always available at front gate, also local buses to anywhere.
Access to private beach club and 40,000sf Sports/Fitness club with Social Membership. Golf at Championship El Tigre Golf Club. Can walk across the street to beach or 10 minute walk to Sport/Fitness club and golf or take the free shuttle all day!
Paradise Village Resort offers special themed dinner and fiesta nights daily. Reservations can be made with the assistance of our Administrative staff.
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Bike Rentals, Vallarta Adventures ecotours or exciting adventures like zip-lines in the jungle, Dolphin Adventures, sportfishing, ATV tours, beautiful beach hopping, surfing, boogie boarding, diving, whalewatching!
Day trips for shopping or sightseeing to San Sabastian, Tequila, Guadalajara, San Pancho, Sayulita, Barra de Navidad.
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Maximum rates are High Season( January- March) also for reservations which include Easter and Christmas- New Years weeks. Higher rates also apply if maximum occupancy of 8 persons are required, including children.
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- Sea Turtle recovery programs
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- Beach massages
- Shopping for gifts from beach vendors
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- Warren Kampf: Republican, Incumbent
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The beginning of a new year brings hope... renewal... and in Bay County, a look back in time.
The year 2013 marks 100 years since the county was incorporated and county officials are planning a year long celebration. The observance officially kicks off New Year's Eve with a slide show presentation at Pier Park.
Inside the county's ultra-modern government center on the last day of 2012, Centennial Committee volunteers reflected on the past as they assembled photos on a glass enclosed display board. It's the first of twelve monthly themed collections to be exhibited in the lobby.
"A lot of it is education," said Terri Pierce, who chairs the committee. "Educating citizens and helping them appreciate the wonderful county that we are... where we've come from and where we're going."
Pierce said other plans include a gala fundraiser, banners, time capsule and a community-wide event near the county's actual birthday on July 1. "They celebrated all day in McKenzie Park and we're trying to put together a similar celebration," said Pierce.
Many of the plans for the centennial celebration are still being finalized and Pierce said a website with detailed information will be up and running within a week or so.
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PUPILS at Navigation Road Primary School, in Altrincham, received a surprise visit from one of the Olympic mascots.
This followed the national recognition the school received back in November as Get Set Network school of the month.
The Get Set Network is the games' official education programme and Navigation Road was chosen out of all the schools taking part across the country for its commitment to Olympic and Paralympic values.
With less than 200 days left to go until the Games begin, mascot Wenlock travelled to Trafford, the north west's only host borough, to meet pupils at the school last Thursday and joined in a morning of activities.
Executive councillor Jonathan Coupe said: "Navigation Road Primary School is a shining example of how the community can make the most out of the games coming to Trafford."
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