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Over 40 years ago, the goddess Valdis was killed by her daughter, the dark goddess Myrgato. Since this event Myrgato has been at war with her twin sister, Alagath the goddess of light. This perpetual war is fueled by human souls that the gods use to create their warriors; Myrgato twisting souls into demons, and Alagath manipulating souls to create angels. Each day the remaining human population dwindles as they are forced to choose a side or die.
Assume the role of Wyatt in this Action/Exploration Platformer as you explore the ruins of a holy city that was lost many years ago. Battle various types of demons, angels, and a new threat known only as the "Ferals", using swordsmanship, martial arts, and sorcery. There are many customizable skills and equipment that will aid Wyatt on his journey.
Controller support: Valdis Story: Abyssal City supports XInput and DirectInput controllers.
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The trailer presents the game as a "metroidvania with RPG elements", and I really can't describe the game better myself. You walk around in a beautiful world, no retroish deliberate crudeness here. If you get lost and have to backtrack, you have to kill the respawning enemies again, but you don't care as that means you get their xp and drops one more time! Hint: Use the map if youread more get lost!
The game is really deep (no pun intended, as the game takes place in an underwater city!) and so are the RPG elements. There's the usual skills and attribute points to distribute as well as a karma metre. Okay, it's not that deep for a conventional 3D or isometric RPG, but for a platformer it is!
Have I found anything I don't like? Well, that usual jumping grunt that has plagued the world of video games since Quake I could do without!
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I bought this game through their site a few months ago, and to put it simply, it rocks. It may sound exaggerated, but an excellent soundtrack, challenging but rewarding action, terrific scenery and great boss fights justify it all. If you love the 16-bit and early 32-bit 2D graphics, buy this game, you won't regret it.
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i think i'm about a bit more 50% of the game (maybe a lot more, i cannot tell, i managed to beat about 10 bosses)
gameplay needs to be quite precise, and may be frustrating, but with a few hours, you should get the grip of it. But you still rage of being thrown out of a platform :)
remember, when you need precision, use directional pad, not the thumbpad...
you have a lot of choiceread more of character development, which is really great.
the game is beautiful, you feel that a lot of work has been put into game design & graphics.
Only complaint for now, the map. The map is crappy, which is a shame for a castlevania like game.
*special exit like a red door, are never colored. The map just tells you, there is an exit from this room. For secret inside room, you'll have to backtrack manually.
*you cannot parse another section of the global map but the one you are in
*connections between maps, are not mapped nor listed :) if section A leds to B & C, i've got no other way than memorize it. Which i don't. I have to walk through the whole world to find it again.
very compelling game though, i'll say 4.5/5, because of the bloody map.
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The Presidio to Pacific Powerhouse exhibit tells the story of how the military has impacted every aspect of San Diego's social, economic and political growth and development. This comprehensive exhibition is a ten-site collaboration and on display April 26, 2014 through January 4, 2015.find out more
Ripley's Believe It or Not! Weirder and Wackier Than Ever
Ripley's Believe It or Not! returns to the San Diego Air & Space Museum weirder and wackier than ever! Dare to explore this one-of-a-kind special exhibition now on display for a limited time!
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Atlas Rocket Exhibit
The Museum is proud to showcase an exciting new exhibit that tells the story of the Atlas rocket series from the late 1950s to the present using both graphics and videos.find out more
Centennial of Naval Aviation Exhibit
In honor of the Centennial of Naval Aviation, the Museum is currently displaying a pictorial history of significant aircraft and events from the past 100 years of Navy flight. Don't miss it!find out more
Now Playing at the 3D/4D Theater
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History of the Ford Building
Welcome to Wheels to Wings: An Online Exhibition at the San Diego Air & Space Museum. Wheels to Wings celebrates and presents the fascinating history of the only remaining 1930's Ford Motor Company Exposition buildings, out of the 5 originally built.view the exhibit
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From the beginning man has looked toward the stars and aspired to fly. This passage from earth to sky is one of his most noble achievements. From the mythical Daedalus to Neil Armstrong who first walked on the Moon, a chosen few of each generation have been inspired to expand man's knowledge and capacity in the realm of flight in air and space.view the exhibit
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NFL Week 11 Report
The NFL Power Ratings have been updated and there a few plays this week.
Power Rating Plays for the Week: 7* New England-9, Houston-15. 5* Pitt+3.5.
We will be tracking the Dudley Method and the Total Dudley Method throughout the year and so far all of the systems have been spinning their wheels. We would certainly like to see them start to pick up steam or falter, as there is nothing worse than a 50-50 system, as a method that losses consistently is just as good as one that wins on a regular basis.
We'll list this week's plays, as well as last week's records and season-to-date records.
Dudley Sides (1-3, 14-19): Jets+3.5, Raiders+4.5, Steelers+3.5.
Dudley Totals (3-6, 16-22-1): Falcons under 44, Patriots under 53.5, Steelers over 40.
Total Dudley Sides (1-2, 6-10):none.
Total Dudley Totals (0-2, 5-12): Green Bay under 52, Jets over 38.5, New England under 53.5, Steelers over 40.
YPP Power Ratings (1-3, 17-22): Redskins-3.5, Tampa-1.5, Browns+8.
Naturally, the Steelers plays are using the stats that Ben Roethlisberger put up and should be looked at accordingly.
The GamesNew York Jets at St. Louis: The Jets are really struggling, so naturally the latest fiasco to break in the Big Apple is all about the team's backup quarterback, Tim Tebow. Calling the guy "terrible" is fine, just put your name to it and don't stop with Timmy. One a team that's 3-6, I'm sure you find more terrible players than just the second-string QB.
That said, this is a great spot for the Jets, who have been humiliated on and off the field recently. They may find a way to lose this game outright, but believe they can stay within the spread.
Jacksonville at Houston: The Jaguars are a perfect 4-0 against the spread away from home this year and 0-5 ATS when playing in front of the home crowd. That streak may continue here, as the Jags are being given more than two touchdowns, which is a tough number to lay in the NFL.
Cleveland at Dallas: Dallas has been a bit of a thorn in my side this year, as I've been wrong more often than not when trying to predict how Jerry Jones' boys will play. The Cowboys are giving up a lot of points to a team that isn't all that bad defensively and can stay within a touchdown.
Arizona at Atlanta: The walls have come crashing down on the Cardinals after their fast start, but the boys from the desert can still play some defense, especially against the pass. The line dropped from Atlanta-10 to Atlanta-9.5, which is a fairly significant move, as 10 is a key number. Lean towards the Cardinals to get the cover.
San Diego at Denver: A rematch of the nationally televised game that saw Denver's big comeback, but now the Broncos are laying 7.5 points. The Chargers have erratic as of late, but fall into a decent situation here that says to take road teams off of a road loss, so I'll give the Chargers the nod in this one.
Baltimore at Pittsburgh: Ben Roethlisberger is a decent quarterback, but is her really worth a full seven points on the line? The oddsmakers say yes, I say no, so will side with the Steelers in this one. Pittsburgh opened -3.5 and the total was 46 when the game first opened. With Byron Leftwich playing for Pittsburgh, the line has shifted to Baltimore-3.5 and a total of 40.


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When I meet Americans and tell them that I am from Germany, the conversation sometimes turns to the person telling me that his or her heritage is German or European.
True, we share the same roots. And yes we might be similar in many cases. However, during my time in America I have found a lot of differences in how we approach things.
One of those differences is what I call the "I love your shoes" phenomenon.
I think I am already a bit Americanized. At least I try: I have studied for some time in the United States. I drink Budweiser. I met Henry Kissinger. I plan to drive a Mustang someday. And I pay all the time with a credit card.
I even tried to adopt the American dialect so that I don't sound so German. (The reason? Americans love the British accent. I have never heard anyone say, "Wow, cute German accent!")
Still, sometimes I don't know how to react to situations that speak to cultural differences.
For example, how do I respond when somebody compliments my shoes, my shirt or my hair?
The situation was actually quite trivial: I was at a Starbucks cafe, getting a tall coffee. A nice-looking woman entered, looked at me and said: "I love your shoes."
That's totally uncommon in Germany.
Nobody would honestly tell a random person in a cafe, elevator or wherever that he or she is loving something about you. In an elevator or at a bus station we don't start chatting about weather, sports or clothes. We stare. We stare at the street. The buttons in the elevator. At birds, trees or whatever.
The reaction to such a compliment in Germany?
Definitely a surprised face of the one who got the compliment. In some cases probably also an, "Everything OK with you?" And yet others would see such a compliment as a very cheap approach, somewhat without class.
But back at the cafe, some thoughts were going through my mind:
Does she want my shoes? I began to see her shuffling out of the cafe with my sport shoes size 12. But maybe she is just being polite.
Second thought: She sees that I am not from America and is making fun of me because I am not wearing flip-flops while the sun is burning outside. But maybe she is just being polite.
Third thought: She is polite and likes me but can only go so far as to praise my shoes. Shoes are symbols for who I am. So I should say: "Yeah, thanks and I like, like . . . you."
What I did say: "Ah, yeah, thank you." It was more of a rambling mumble, actually.
Later I asked my colleagues about this situation and learned that this is totally common in America — no thoughts behind it, no mean thoughts, no come-on approach, just a compliment. (How disappointing).
A week later, an older woman in an elevator told me: "I like your shirt."
I learned my lesson. And took the compliment as it was intended.
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Pauline Lea - who died after a brave battle with breast and then liver cancer, leaving behind three young daughters.
FRIENDS of a Ledbury mother of three who died of cancer are invited to a fund-raising event in her memory.
Mrs Pauline Lea was almost 41 when she died of liver cancer, in 1996, leaving behind three young daughters.
She had battled breast cancer successfully from the age of 35; and now her eldest daughter, Paula, is approaching that same age, she wants to use the occasion to celebrate her mother's life and to raise funds for the Breast Cancer Care charity at the same time.
Miss Lea said: "My mom was very well-known in Ledbury; such an outgoing person, and a member of the darts team at the Seven Stars. She was a really popular lady, and born and bred in Ledbury."
Tragically, she overcome breast cancer only to succumb to another form of the disease, at a time when her two twin daughters, Sasha and Tania, were only ten.
The three daughters are now pulling together to organise the party, which will take place at Miss Lea's home in Cheltenham on July 5, from 5pm.
Miss Lea hopes that many people will attend, not least because she herself attended both Ledbury Primary and the John Masefield High School, while the family lived locally at Oatleys Road, Oatleys Terrace, Lawnside Road and Belle Orchard.
Her mother, who is buried in the town's cemetery, off New Street, held down a number of jobs, including with Ledbury Preserves off the Little Marcle Road, the location of the present-day UBL cider plant.
The sisters have been going round local shops and businesses locally, in a bid to obtain items for a fund-raising raffle, but with little success so far.
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El Camino Real Derby winner Chocolate Candy was scheduled to arrive at Santa Anita this afternoon from the Bay Area to begin final preparations for the Grade I, $750,000 Santa Anita Derby on April 4.
Expected to be the third choice behind Pioneerof the Nile and The Pamplemousse, Chocolate Candy has not raced since winning the Grade III El Camino Real Derby at Golden Gate Fields on Feb. 14. The Santa Anita Derby would be his first race in more than six weeks.
Jerry Hollendorfer, one of only four trainers in history to achieve more than 5,000 career victories, said the relatively light schedule for the son of Candy Ride is by design.
"You have to be concerned about everything, but I didn't want to dance every dance with this horse," Hollendorfer said. "He should run very well fresh. We're not going to worry about it. He'll have one breeze here, and then a blowout."
Chocolate Candy, owned by the Sid and Jenny Craig Trust and bred by the late Sid Craig and his wife, Jenny, has had eight races, winning four, including a one-mile maiden race at Oak Tree last Oct. 4 under Joel Rosario, who has the mount in the 1 1/8-mile Santa Anita Derby.
Hollendorfer's focus, understandably, is solely on Chocolate Candy and not marquee horses Pioneerof the Nile and The Pamplemousse.
"I don't care which horses get the publicity," Hollendorfer said.
In other Santa Anita Derby news:
Feisty Suances, second by a length and quarter at 11-1 to Pioneerof the Nile in the San Felipe Stakes last Saturday, will run in the Santa Anita Derby, said the colt's owner, Jed Cohen, who races as Red Baron's Barn, LLC. Cohen, who heads an investment advisory business based in the Los Angeles area, is in his 61st year in horse racing, more than 30 with trainer Darrell Vienna.
Feisty Suances is from the first crop of the promising sire, 11-year-old Suances, who stands for $2,500 at Cohen's Rancho Temescal in Lake Piru, California, near Valencia.
Pioneerof the Nile galloped on Santa Anita's Pro-Ride Saturday. Trainer Bob Baffert said all was in order for the son of Empire Maker.
The Pamplemousse is scheduled to work six furlongs Wednesday for trainer Julio Canani.
Santa Anita Park will host its second annual "Santa Anita Uncorked" wine event on Sunday, March 29. The event, which includes wine tasting, cuisine sampling and an art show, will be held in Santa Anita's beautiful Paddock Gardens area, adjacent to the Seabiscuit walking ring.
Fans 21 and over are encouraged to spend a day at Santa Anita tasting fine wines, sampling cuisine from popular area restaurants, and perusing a colorful Paddock Art Exhibit while experiencing an exciting day at the races.
"Santa Anita Uncorked" will again be sponsored by the Wine of the Month Club, based in nearby Monrovia.
Headlining an impressive list of visiting wineries is the label "Jinetes" (which translates to "rider" in Spanish). Jinetes was a popular first-ever release last year which was produced by a Mendicino, California, based vineyard.
Jinetes is owned by top jockeys Mike Smith and Alex Solis, along with Thoroughbred owner Tom Lenner. Categorized as a Syrah, Jinetes will be personally presented by the two jockeys--mounts permitting--and be available along with other brands for tasting in the Paddock Gardens area.
Jinetes will also be available by the bottle and glass in Santa Anita's FrontRunner Restaurant.
"I've been collecting wine for 21 years," said Solis, a winner of more than 4,600 races, who is once again a finalist for Thoroughbred racing's Hall of Fame. "My number one passion is racing and wine is my number two passion."
Smith, a winner of 14 Breeders' Cup races in an illustrious career that included Hall of Fame induction in 2003, said, "We're very excited about this wine. If you appreciate and enjoy wine, it's pretty incredible to have your own. We're very proud of it and I think a lot of people are going to be surprised by just how good it is."
Cuisine will be provided by local upscale restaurants, including Matt Denny's, Nikki C's, and Langham Hotels.
The "Uncorked" art exhibit will feature artist Erica Nordean and others.
"Santa Anita Uncorked" packages will include: parking, clubhouse admission, including a grandstand seat, racing program, wine tasting, cuisine sampling, art exhibit and a souvenir wine glass.
Tickets for admission, parking, program and restricted-area wrist band are available for $60 each, and can be purchased at the Santa Anita ticket office, or by phone at (626) 574-RACE. Tickets can also be purchased on-line at www.santaanita.com.
Proceeds from "Santa Anita Uncorked" will benefit Rotary Club Youth Services and Arcadia High School Athletic Boosters.
It was 'Free Friday' again at Santa Anita yesterday, but in the fourth race, it was all Ladies Day. Not only did trainer Jennie Green saddle Lucius Antonius to win the one-mile race on Pro-Ride for her second straight victory, but female riders Kayla Stra and Chantal Sutherland ran one-two. Sutherland was beaten a neck aboard Mort Robbins.
Green also sent out Surprise Minister to win Friday's third race under Joe Talamo.
It marked the first time in her abbreviated career that Green saddled back-to-back winners. "That's the first time I've ever hit a double like that," said Green, who has been training on her own for four years.
Green had four runners in her barn prior to Friday, but was down to three after Surprise Minister was claimed for $40,000 by Leonard Powell.
The Breeders' Cup has announced that the distance of the $500,000 Breeders' Cup Marathon has been lengthened from 1 ½ miles to 1 ¾ miles for this year's Breeders' Cup World Championships, Nov. 6-7, during the Oak Tree meeting at Santa Anita.
The Breeders' Cup Marathon will be the longest major stakes race contested on a main track in the U.S. this year.
The new distance of the Marathon, which had its inaugural running at last year's Breeders' Cup over the Pro-Ride surface at Santa Anita, was proposed by the Breeders' Cup Racing and Nominations Committee and approved by the Breeders' Cup Board of Directors.
"In furthering our commitment for a high caliber extended distance race in the World Championships, the Racing and Nominations Committee strongly recommended the lengthening of the Marathon to 14 furlongs to bring the race in line with the category standards of the International Federation of Horseracing Authorities," said Robert T. Manfuso, chairman of the Breeders' Cup Racing and Nominations Committee.
"The extended distance of the Marathon also allows the race to begin near the six furlong chute at Santa Anita," said Pamela Blatz-Murff, Breeders' Cup senior vice president of racing. "This will give the horses a longer run into the first turn."
The 2008 Marathon at 1 ½ miles was won by Richard Pegum's 4-year-old Irish-bred gelding Muhannak, who held off the fast-closing Church Service by a neck.
FINISH LINES: Undefeated Rail Trip worked five furlongs on Pro-Ride Saturday in 1:00.40 under regular rider Jose Valdivia Jr. for the $70,000 Santana Mile on April 4. "He just did it the right way," Valdivia said. "Ron (trainer Ron Ellis) had a horse leading me in front . . . He couldn't be coming up to the race any better." . . . Wynning Ride had her first official breeze since finishing second to Laragh in the Grade I Hollywood Starlet last Dec. 13, going three furlongs on Pro-Ride Saturday in 37.80 for Bob Baffert . . . Impressive maiden winner Zensational, a candidate for next Saturday's $70,000 San Miguel Stakes at six furlongs, also worked for Baffert, zipping five furlongs in a bullet
58.80, fastest of 49 drills at the distance . . . Kelly Leak, prepping for the $800,000 Sunland Derby on March 29, worked seven furlongs for trainer Mike Machowsky on Pro-Ride Saturday in company with the unraced Justinsidethegates. Kelly Leak was clocked in 1:27.20 with Mike Smith aboard. "Mike gave me the thumbs up sign after the work," Machowsky said . . . Craig Dollase reports his improving filly Nan will again tackle champion Stardom Bound in the Grade I Ashland Stakes at Keeneland on April 4 . . . In a goodwill gesture, several members of the Santa Anita jockey colony will visit the Shriners Hospital for Children in Los Angeles in full riding gear, silks and all, Monday from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. The Shriners Hospital for Children is a one-of-a-kind health care system dedicated to improving the lives of children by providing pediatric specialty care, innovative research and outstanding teaching programs . . . Sunday's sixth race is the "Rich Marotta/KFI Purse," named for the Los Angeles-based sportscaster and ardent horse racing fan who will be in Santa Anita's winner's circle with family and friends following the race. Marotta will also present the trophy for the featured Santa Ana Handicap. Marotta's sports updates can be heard on KFI AM 640's Bill Handel Show Monday through Friday from 5 a.m. to 9 a.m. . . . There were 10 participants alive in Santa Anita's popular on line handicapping contest, ShowVivor II, going into Saturday's races.


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Jurisdiction over a probationer may be transferred from the court which imposed probation to a court having equal jurisdiction over offenders in any other part of the state, if any, with the concurrence of both courts. Retransfers of jurisdiction may also occur in the same manner. The court to which jurisdiction has been transferred under this section shall be authorized to exercise all power permissible under this chapter over the defendant, except that the term of probation shall not be terminated without the consent of the sentencing court.
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I'm one of the old fans of Thrice, one of those blown away by "Identiy Crisis" and "Illusion of Safety". Like the others said, these guys are very talented…but are now a completely different band. If you listen to the tracks and pretend that it is not the old Thrice, its not such a bad album.
HOWEVER, for those of you old fans that were disturbed by the transformation that presented itself in "The Artist in the Ambulance", that was the tip and "Vheissu" is the iceberg in its entirety. Teppei's guitaring has been reduced to a BGM (this hurts the most as I am a guitarist), the drumming has become very mundane…the list goes on.
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By Jade Bulecza - bio | email HOMERVILLE, GA (WALB) –One man was killed and another wounded in a shooting outside a Homerville night spot around midnight.
25-year old Jarad Kareem Bighams died from a gunshot wound to the abdomen.
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Bogan sophomore guard Luwane Pipkins is one of this season's breakout stars. He's proven himself in the rugged Red-South, displaying his high-major skills against some of the top players in the country.
There is just one thing left to work out though, his sluggish first half starts. Pipkins was at it again Thursday at Hyde Park. He managed just four points in the first half, shooting 1-for-10.
As usual, he lit it up in the second, scoring 20 to lead the Bengals to a 73-57 win over the host Thunderbirds in the second round of the Public League playoffs.
"This year has been great," Pipkins said. "I've definitely proved a lot, established myself."
He acknowledges that the cold starts are a habit.
"I just need to get in the flow of the game and it takes awhile sometimes," Pipkins said. "I was a little nervous in the first half. [Coach Arthur Goodwin] gave me a good talk at halftime."
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The Amber Alert involving a 2-year-old Shepherdsville child has ended after a police chase in Hardin County, Ky., state police said.
The child's non-custodial father, Joshua Yeager, surrendered to troopers on U.S. 31 in Upton at 12:09 a.m. Wednesday. Police said the child, Jaylynn Maxey, did not appear to be hurt, though paramedics were examining her as a precaution. An Amber Alert cancellation notice said Yeager was being transported to Hardin Memorial Hospital in Elizabethtown. A Facebook page that appears to belong to Jaylynn's mother indicates she is now back home.
Police pursued Yeager south on Interstate 65 and U.S. 31 for about an hour late Tuesday. They said Yeager was in a stolen Dodge Intrepid seen earlier in Louisville. Police also had located a separate, stolen car connected to Yeager in a convenience store parking lot at Lee and Arthur Streets in Louisville before the pursuit, officers said.
The Amber Alert went public at 7:04 p.m. Tuesday. Sgt. Don Burbrink, Jr. of LMPD explained, "On Tuesday, yesterday's date, we came upon new information that Mr. Yeager was indeed armed and possibly suicidal. Based on the new information that we had received, we contacted KSP and again requested an Amber Alert and this time it was granted."
The circumstances that led to the alert were not clear from police early Wednesday.
The Facebook page that appears to belong to the child's mother, Melissa Maxey, and shows the child's pictures has a plea posted Tuesday evening: "Please bring my baby back to me." WDRB News could not reach the mother for comment; she did not respond to a Facebook request.
Shepherdsville Police Sgt. Michael O'Donnell said Yeager is "a person of interest" in connection with the Monday robbery of the Stock Yards Bank on Adam Shepherd Parkway, near North Buckman Street. Bank surveillance images released to the media appeared to show Yeager in a t-shirt described in the Amber Alert announcement.
Police said the suspect walked into the bank with a gun and demanded a teller give him money.
The suspect took off on foot.
Yeager could face charges from three counties: Louisville (Jefferson County), Bullitt and Hardin Counties. Authorities may not have them sorted until Wednesday morning at the earliest. It also was not clear early Wednesday where Yeager would be lodged -- and where he might have an initial court hearing.
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Newly Renovated! Gorgeous Oceanfront w/ WiFi & Gr8 Views! in Ocean City
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2½
- sleeps 10
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- community Happy House
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FREE Welcome Bag of Starter Amenities - a $25 VALUE!
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Please Note: Our properties do not allow group rentals to guests under the age of 25. Therefore, online bookings for group rentals will not be honored.
You Can't Get Any Closer to the Beach than this!
Newly-remodeled in 2012, Happy House 1 (142nd St.) is a one-of-a-kind 4-BR, 2.5-BA, Oceanfront property is absolutely gorgeous and has been updated from top to bottom with many high-end finishes, including brand-new hardwood flooring, custom tile, hand-painted murals, granite countertops, lovely furnishings & beautiful appliances. Guests feel completely at home with luxuries like Wireless Internet access, TVs in Living Room and all Bedrooms, DVD player, Washer/Dryer & more. Best of all, you can gaze out upon Ocean views fromthe Master Bedroom, Living Room, Kitchen & Dining Room. Open up the French doors and extend the living space so you can relax on the private Balcony and watch the waves crash on the shore.
Easy Walk to Dining & Activities
Comfortable and convenient, this property offers you the best of both worlds: a quiet, N. Ocean City setting, but with all of the resort's fun & excitement right at your fingertips. Many great shops, activities & restaurants within walking distance, including Phillips Seafood, Ponzetti's Pizza, Lost Treasure Golf, Sun & Surf Cinema, Fenwick Island Lighthouse & more! Guests enjoy direct Beach access, outside shower, and 2-car private parking is at no cost. Top floor of the building is also available (Happy House 2), which is almost an exact replica of this beautiful property. When rented together, the entire house sleeps 20, making it a perfect place for large family groups.
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Unit Amenities:
- Completely remodeled in 2012
- Furnished Balcony with direct Ocean views
- Fully-equipped Kitchen with new appliances
- 5 TVs, 1 DVD player
- Wireless Internet access
- Direct Beach access
- 2-Car Private Parking
- Washer/Dryer
- High-end finishes like new hardwood flooring, Beach-murals & custom tile
- Easy walk to Restaurants, Mini-Golf, Theater, Lighthouse & more!
Bed Sizes:
- Master – Queen
- Bedroom #2 – Queen
- Bedroom #3 – 2 Singles
- Bedroom #4 – Pyramid Bunk
- Living Room – Queen Sleep Sofa
Guest Benefits (at no cost to you!):
- Free Starter Amenities (Gourmet Starbucks coffee, dish soap, bath tissue, etc.)
- TravelVantage Program
- Free Concierge Service
- Complimentary Business Center
- Sunny Days Guaranteed!
- Free Gym Membership during your stay
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Happy House (142nd St.) is a lovely, Oceanfront condo with all the beauty of the Beach just out your back door. Comfortable and convenient, this property offers you the best of both worlds: a quiet, up-town setting, but with all of Ocean City's fun & excitement right at your fingertips. Many great shops, activities & restaurants within walking distance, including Phillips Seafood, Ponzetti's Pizza, Lost Treasure Golf, Sun & Surf Cinema, Fenwick Island Lighthouse & more!.
vacation rental rates
08/16/14 - 08/29/14 $779-$839/night..................$3795-$3895/week (7-night min)
08/30/14 - 09/19/14 $519-$599/night..................$2595-$2995/week (7-night min)
09/20/14 - 10/03/14 $439-$459/night...................$2195-$2295/week (7-night min)
10/04/14 - 05/08/15 $399/night....................................$1995/week (3-night min)
05/09/15 - 06/05/15 $439-$519/night..................$2195-$2595/week (3-night min)
06/06/15 - 06/19/15 $639-$679/night..................$3195-$3395/week (7-night min)
06/20/15 - 07/03/15 $799-$899/night..................$3995-$4495/week (7-night min)
07/04/15 - 07/10/15 $939/night....................................$4695/week (7-night min)
07/11/15 - 08/14/15 $979/night....................................$4895/week (7-night min)
* Rates are subject to change without notice. Pricing excludes taxes, add'l options or fees.
* Each reservation will need to sign a Lodging Agreement.
* Each reservation will have 10.5% tax, processing fee and travel guard damage insurance or refundable security deposit.
* We do business in accordance with federal Fair Housing Law. Equal Housing Opportunity.
* We are licensed REALTORs.
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Ocean City
- Spend a relaxing day on the Beach.
- Walk the famous Ocean City Boardwalk.
- Sample some Eastern Shore cuisine.
- Walk, bike, fish, crab, or visit a water park.
- Play a round of golf at an Ocean City championship course.
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537-0241, Children's Services
534-6650, Audiovisual Services
Youngsters are invited to the Children's Department anytime this week to participate in the "Lost Adventure" special activity. Participants can "read their way" through the Children's Department as they "choose their own adventure." This free activity is designed for elementary school-aged children, and no registration is necessary.
Reading programs
The Children's Summer Reading Program, "Lost in a Good Book!," continues through July 31. Sign-up continues for children through fifth grade. Call the Children's Department at 537-0241.
Registration also continues for the Teen Summer Reading Program for young people in grades six through 12. Call 533-9531 for more information or to register.
Upcoming Teen Summer Reading activities include:
• "Charmed for Sure," set from 2 to 4 p.m. today in the auditorium. Participants will make friendship bracelets.
• "1980s Feature Movie," set for Wednesday from 3 to 5 p.m. in the auditorium. Shown will be a cult classic film from 1986 about a day in the life of a teenager and his friends as they decide to skip school and spend the day in downtown Chicago.
• "From Drab to Rad!," planned for Friday from 1 to 2:30 p.m. in the auditorium. Transforming shirts using Puffy paint will be the focus of the program.
Book sale
A Friends of the Library book sale is scheduled in the library auditorium July 18 from 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Public Library
124 N. Elkhart St., 862-2465
An E-reader class for adults will take place July 16 at 2 p.m. at the library. Overdrive, the program used to download books to a personal E-reader device, will be introduced during this session. Registration is required.
At the fair
Library staffers will be hosting a children's time in Commercial Building E July 19 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. during the Elkhart County 4-H Fair. Children can play a game and try to win prizes.
Dial A Story
"The Coyote and the Woodpecker" is the Dial A Story selection for this week. This is the tale of a vain coyote family trying to get even with a woodpecker family. Hear this story by telephoning 862-4441.


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Ilminster lady celebrates her birthday
8:00am Sunday 16th February 2014 in Ilminster
DAISY Hayball, resident at Vaughan Lee House in Ilminster, is celebrating her 100th birthday.
She moved to the house in 2009, having lived on her own until she was 95, and was born in Greenwich, Kent as one of eight children.
In her early years she worked in the accounts office of a biscuit manufacturer until her marriage to Eric Hayball in 1938.
Eric joined a tank regiment of the Army in 1940 but stayed in the UK until the invasion of Europe.
For a time Daisy was able to live near to her husband Eric in Ringmore in South Devon while he was training to join in the invasion of Europe.
Her sons, Alan and David, were born in 1942 and 1944 respectively.
After the war, Daisy and her husband stayed in London until 1968 when they relocated to Chard to stay close to Alan and his family Daisy was a member of the Women's Institute in Chard and still meets up with a few of her friends from her WI days.
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From 'England's pleasant pastures' to the 'white cliffs of Dover', your favourite English scenes have been inspiring the world for many generations. England's a beautiful and incredibly diverse country with so much to see and do, and so it's no surprise that hotel breaks in England are as popular as ever.Every English city has its own unique personality, and something to offer that you won't find anywhere else in the country. Then, there are the towns and villages and the vast, unspoilt spaces in between. You can spend your break in amongst thousands of people at one of England's most popular tourist destinations, or escape for a quiet weekend far from the crowds near an English National Park.Hotel breaks in England can be whatever you want them to be. You can shop, dine, visit museums, go to theme parks or walk the trails with your camera by your side. You can enjoy spa treatments, go swimming, play golf or treat the kids to a day on the beach with ice creams and candy floss. Spend your change in a Weston-super-Mare arcade, or walk in the footsteps of some of England's most famous residents in historic locations including Bath and Stratford upon Avon.England might not have tropical weather, but it's mild all year. Summers are still warm enough to sunbathe and to swim in the sea, but there are plenty of attractions to fill your time on even the coldest and wettest of days. That's why so many people book hotel breaks in England without any concern for the weather, and why English Coast & Country hotels remain popular throughout the year. If you're looking for somewhere to stay by the coast, in the country or in the city, then why not consider a Coast & Country hotel? To help you decide where to go on your next England Hotel Break we have listed our English Hotels below
A popular coastal resort on Norfolk's Sunset Coast overlooking The Wash, Hunstanton was built as a Norfolk seaside resort and gained popularity as early as the 1860's. Today Hunstanton is a popular holiday destination for all ages.
If it's sightseeing you're after there is history and culture right on your doorstep at The Royal Household at Sandringham being five minutes from the hotel and is well worth a visit for both the house and beautiful gardens. Another local favourite is the Hunstanton Sea Life Sanctuary. Find out more >>
St Mawes
St Mawes is at the heart of The Roseland Peninsula and has been designated part of Cornwall's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. St Mawes is set opposite the harbour of Falmouth and enjoys views of Carrick Roads one of the world's deepest natural harbours, a ferry trip to Falmouth and Pendennis Castle is recommended.
A short journey away is the city of Truro offering some great shopping opportunities and for those who want to venture further you can't visit Cornwall without seeing The Eden Project. Find out more >>
One of Exmouth's main attractions is the two miles of golden sands and glistening waters which are ideal for swimming. Exmouth is also the gateway to the UNESCO Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site starting at Orcombe Point stretching into Devon and finishing at Old Harry Rocks in Dorset. If sunny countryside walks appeal to you Exmoor national Park is not far away and offers a range of both level and hilly walks. Find out more >>
The town of Harrogate has so much to offer like Bettys Tea Rooms, Harrogate International Centre, The Royal Pump Museum and Victoria Gardens which is situated in the town centre just along from our hotel near The Stray, a large section of parkland given to Harrogate by George III.
Further afield just outside of Harrogate stands the City of York, make sure you walk down The Shambles and visit York Minster. Every July Yorkshire is host to The Great Yorkshire Show, a must see event for the whole family. Find out more >>
It's not possible to visit Bath without being hugely impressed by the architecture. This gorgeous Georgian city is bursting with beautiful buildings. In fact, Bath's architectural history is a large part of the reason the entire city has been designated a World Heritage Site which is clear to see why when you explore the streets of the city centre. Our hotel The Lansdown Grove, is a stunning Grade II Listed building which opened in 1888 and is thought to be one of the oldest hotels in the city. Find out more >>
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You certainly won't be short of great things to see and do when you visit this part of the country. If you love the feeling of sand between your toes this historic seaside resort has everything you would want from a traditional sea side town. The beautiful curved beach will give you a taste of a traditional British seaside holiday where you can expect deckchairs, the famous western donkeys and superb views over the channel especially from the Western wheel being over 40 meters high. Find out more >>
When you visit somewhere new it's nice to get your bearings as early as possible. In Bournemouth, there's no better way to do that than with a trip up the Bournemouth Eye. This helium-filled tethered balloon rises 500 feet up into the sky giving you amazing views across Bournemouth and beyond. On clear days you can see for up to 20 miles. If you're not a fan of heights the views from our panoramic terrace at The Savoy are quite spectacular. Find out more >>
There are two things that Chollerford and the surrounding area are extremely good for, history and countryside. Visit the world famous Hadrian's Wall and you'll get the best of both. This astonishing Roman defensive wall, which spans the width of England, dates back to AD 122. It's regarded as the most important monument built by the Romans in Britain and is the most popular tourist attraction in Northern England. This is your chance to see it for yourself; to walk by the stones that were laid by Roman hands nearly 2,000 years ago. Find out more >>
Whether you're a literary fan or otherwise, it's difficult to come away from Stratford-Upon-Avon without knowing at least a little bit more about William Shakespeare. The legacy of the world's greatest ever poet and playwright is everywhere and it can be highly infectious. A great place to start is the house where Shakespeare was born and grew up leading onto Hall's Croft (home to William's daughter), Mary Arden's Farm (the childhood home of Shakespeare's mother) and the world famous Royal Shakespeare Theatre. However deep you delve into Shakespeare's history, there are plenty of other things to see and do in Stratford-Upon-Avon. Find out more >>
Keswick is the North Lakes' most popular holiday and day trip destination. Nestling between the Skiddaw Mountains and Derwentwater Lake, the town is situated in an idyllic location in the Lake District National Park. The most popular outdoor activity in the North Lakes is fell walking and for those who are new to the area or like to walk with a group there is also guided walking available. Find out more >>
At 10.5 miles long, 1 mile wide and 220 feet deep, Windermere is the largest natural lake in England and is fed by numerous rivers. The Romans built their fort of GALAVA at its northern end (Waterhead), and it has always been an important waterway for movement of heavy materials.
If the names Peter Rabbit, Jemima Puddle-duck and Mrs Tiggy-winkle bring back fond memories for you then a visit to The World Of Beatrix Potter in Bowness-on-Windemere is a must. The attraction retells all 23 of Beatrix Potter's tales, which are brought to life in a charming indoor recreation of the Lakeland countryside. Find out more >>
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Ticks are everywhere! Children should be checked for ticks each night before bed if they have spent time outdoors. Look everywhere--ticks love warm dark places like skin folds and the scalp. The nymphal deer tick can be as small as a millimeter in size! If you find a tick, remove it by grasping it firmly with tweezers as close to the skin as possible and pulling straight out. To transmit Lyme Disease, a tick must be attached for more than 48 hours. If you are not sure how long the tick has been present, watch the area carefully for the next two weeks. Lyme Disease does not cause cough,sore throat, or runny nose. Call us if a red rash develops, or if your child develops fever, headache, neck pain, unusual fatigue, or generalized achiness
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Introduction of Fish Into Infants' Diets Between 6-12 Months Old Significantly Reduces Their Risk of Asthma. A new study published in the journal Pediatrics shows that infants who begin eating fish between 6 and 12 months old have a significantly lower risk of wheezing at age 4 years compared to infants who did not consume fish in the second half of the first year of life. Infants 6-12 months old should be offered fish along with a broad range of healthy, natural, non-chokable foods. Infants less than one year old should never be given honey.
Hyde Park Pediatrics welcomes you to your Family-Centered Medical Home. What is a Family-Centered Medical Home? The Medica Home is accessible, continuous, comprehensive, Family-Centered, coordinated, compassionate and culturally effective care. This means that our practice, as your medical home, is a central resource for all of your child's care needs. In our medical home your child's doctors and nurses will make you feel like you are an integral part of your child's health care team. We encourage parents to participate in all aspects of their child's care.


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Tottenham Hotspur drawn at home to Coventry City in FA Cup third round
2:59pm Sunday 2nd December 2012 in Local Sport By Anthony Matthews, Group Sports Editor
Spurs have been drawn at home to Coventry City in the third round of the FA Cup.
The two sides famously met in the 1987 final but Andre Villas-Boas' men will go iinto the tie as hot favourites to progress to the next round at the expense of a side who currently sit 15th in League One.
The match is due to be played on the weekend of January 5 and 6.
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Puppies come with FREE Pet Insurance when adopted from NextDayPets.com! *Please ensure your breeder participates
Kacy Hayes~Hunter Ridge Kennels
Member Since: March 2006
Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma
Andy~ Stunning!!!!~ Flight INC in pricing!!
• Male • $795
Wrangler~ Sporty ~ Flight INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
• Male • $950
Piper~ Stunning!!!!~ Flight INCLUDED in pricing!!
• Female • $795
Reid~ small/FUN ~ Flight INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
Austin~awesome!~ Flight INC in pricing!!
• Male • $650
Britney~ FUN!! ~ Flight INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
Timmy~ Flight NCLUDED in the price
• Male • $750


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