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I have access (if i want it) to one of those vibration plate things. You know the ones you stand on and get shook whilst concentrating on different parts of your body etc.
Now I know this isn't gonna get me big, replace a good diet etc I just want to know what positive/negative effects it may have if I use it alongside weight training.
I've tried searching google and the forum but no luck. any help appreciated,
Positives: Feels good man.
Negatives: Doesn't do much else.
It all depends on which plate you use and who is administering your workout.
Curves works fine for a segment of the population but I doubt it would satisfy the needs of most of the members of this forum.
Kastro, if you are ever in my neck of the woods feel free to stop by but be sure to taper/rest before you get here.
KaMz...same offer.
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Here is a great deal scenario that will allow you to get $50-$60 small kitchen appliances for just $9.99 after rebates!
- Go to ShopAtHome.com and log in or create an account by clicking on "join now."
- Click through to JCPenney and search: "$10 REBATE" and 6 kitchen appliances will show up.
- The Cooks 5-in-1 Blender is marked down from $59.99 to $29.99. Add one to your cart.
- Use code BESTSALE to get an additional $10 off of your order and to get free site to store shipping.
- You will pay $19,99 plus tax when you check out.
- Within 30 days of purchase you will receive 9% cash back or about $1.80 in your ShopAtHome account.
- Submit this $10 mail in rebate by 10/31 to receive $10 back in the mail.
- Your total will be just $9.99 before cash back! You can also get a similar deal by purchasing the waffle maker or coffee maker. The toaster should also work, although that is on a separate rebate form found here.
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Can not get to the "$10 rebate". Please help!!!
I can't find the $10 rebate. Did I miss out?
Would it work in more than one transaction??
On the rebate form It says:
"Offer is limited to one rebate per item per person or address, you may not claim for more than one of each item per person OR ADDRESS."
It says on the form no PO Boxes, but I had my items in 2 separate transactions shipped to my local store. My billing address is my PO Box. Will I be able to submit this rebate okay? I checked my account and it only lists my billing address and the catalog store address. THANKS!!
im confused here does it says 1 rebate per item per person or adress what does that mean? can i buy 2 items wiith 2 rebates in the same adress or not?
Yes you can buy two DIFFERENT items. You'll need to send two separate rebates.
My 12 year old has been wanting a magic bullet. I don't want to pay the price so this little blender in purple is just the ticket and for Christmas to boot. Thank you!
Hey! Thanks! For posting this special with JCPenny just bought (1) 5 in 1 Blender and (1) 12 cup Coffee Maker totaling $ 42.00 not minusing the (2) $10.00 Rebates yet….Wake-up an smell the savings…LOL Disappointed couldnt get the waffle maker but oh well…….
Wonder if the blender is good?
Fantastic deal! I ordered the toaster, and added a $2 clearance item to use the GOTTADO promo code! I had a $10 reward card, so this is only costing me $4!! For a $50 toaster!
If you ordered the waffle maker online and had it sent to your store, if it's back ordered, can you just pick it up at the store since the store has it in stock already???
I'm not too crazy about the rebate/membership deal, and entering the credit card, but I'll try it.
You don't have to join, I declined and thought that I was going to lose the rebate as well but then I noticed on KCL's post up top that if you click on the "$10 mail in rebate" it will take you to a form that you fill out and mail in. Much better than signing up for something that you may forget to discontinue and wind up paying for. Hope this helps.
I tried the link for the "$10 mail in rebate" and it sent me to the JCPenny website. Is there something else that I have to do when I get on the webpage?
Nevermind. I found the rebate. Thanks though
thanks, I figured that just couldn't get it to download-I tried it and printed it so will try to find the phone number to cancel. My husband and daughter are EXCITED about the blender deal-they want to make smoothies.
I added a shirt for my daughter so the code would work on the waffle maker, then I realized it's back ordered I wouldn't get it in time to submit the rebate, it says you need to send in a price bar code from the box. So for anyone else considering buying these items, make sure they're not back ordered.
Do you actually have to do seperate transactions for them? The rebate form says you can request one rebate per person per item or address. I would REALLY like to use the $50 gift card I bought from Plum District a few weeks back for $25 but it has to all be used in one transaction. If I could order 3 items all in one transaction, final cost after MIR and ShopAtHome rebates would be a $0.40 PROFIT for a toaster, a coffee pot and a blender!!
I think you have to do two transactions because you can only use the $10 off code once.
I need help finding the rebate for this. I got the blender and ordered it but I cant figure out how to get the rebate. I am sure this is a stupid question but please help I want to get the full sale. Thanks
Found the rebate after searching for a long while.
I got the coffeemaker for $29.99, paid $21.19 total and getting cash back from my credit card. What an awesome deal (total cost = $10.13 w/ tax)! I've been waiting to get a coffemaker, mine is a cheap one I got 6 years ago and it's time for a better one.
Thank you KCL!
OK, here's a fix for those of us who used the BESTSALE code already. If you're buying one of the $25 or more items, then you can use the GOTTADO code (good for $10 off $25 or more purchase so it's $0.01 off for the waffle maker — darn it). I just tried it and it worked for the Coffee Maker. There's a workaround for those who want to buy something else!
The waffle maker is already on back order online. There is also a $10 off $30 coupon in the paper today. You might still be able to the waffle maker if you add a $5 filler. With the $10 coupon and the $10 rebate, the waffle maker would be $10.
Can we submit the rebate before we pick up the product? It says it takes 4 days or so….and we have to submit the rebate form before the end of the month!
No for the rebate to be sent in you'll need-
>Completed form
>original barcoded price label
>copy of dated sales receipt
So what do I do…cut the barcode off the box? Wow the receipt isn't sufficient.
I tried with the toaster, but it wouldn't let me use the BESTSALE code…said the minimum purchase wasn't meet.
That's what it says about the wafflemaker too.
for me BESTSALE worked only on free shipping. Price is still showing at $24.99. I am going to pass on that one
Yeah! I got the blender and it's going to make a perfect holiday gift! Thank you!!!!
Wow thanks, I didn't even think about gift ideas, going to go get the blender now. lol
hmm, wouldn't let me use both the "bestsale" and "freeship" code. Said only one promo code… =(
It won't work with the waffle maker. But thanks anyway great deal for the others I just already have one of each, I don't have a waffle maker though lol!
You're right. It just gave me the $24.99 price. I think it's because you can only use the BESTSALE code once, maybe???? (I tried it after purchasing the blender.)
no, it has to be $25 or more in order to use that code….. There is also a coupon on their website (I just printed it to use it in the store- want to see if they have waffle makers there). Fine print says to use GET25SALE online to get $10 off $25 and free shipping to the store.
I really wanted a waffle maker too

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CANNELTON - Ashley Seifert said Saturday she probably wouldn't have been the class valedictorian for 2008 had she been in a larger school. In fact, because she's not the outgoing type, she might not have been noticed at all.
INDIANAPOLIS - Perry Central senior Nick Huber turned in the highest finish by any Perry Countian in 52 years as he placed third in the 300-meter intermediate hurdles at the IHSAA boys state track meet Saturday.
Huber broke his own school record as he ran that race in 38.62 seconds.
He did that despite running in the second of three heats. His fastest time of the season would have put him in the fastest heat, among the nine best seeds, but seeds were based on regional times, where Huber was still slowed slightly by an ankle injury.
I arrived in Tell City's sister city with bells on. Actually the cows were wearing the bells. I was carrying a camera and ambitions of tracking down William Tell in this town in central Switzerland surrounded by mountains.
Altdorf, which is German for "old village" is about Tell City's size, with a population in 2002 of 8,700. It's the capital of the Swiss canton of Uri. Switzerland is made up of 26 cantons or states making its official name Confoederatio Helvetica make sense. Swiss money and license plates carry the name or the abbreviation CH.
We editorialized against the death penalty 11 years ago, citing as one of our reasons the fact that innocent people are sometimes wrongly convicted. If they have been executed, there is no way to correct the mistake if they are later proved innocent.
A news story last week from Melbourne, Australia, emphasized that point again.
To the citizens and taxpayers of the city of Cannelton: Since a reference has been made from the current mayor that the City of Cannelton has not progressed in the past 12 years, I find it now necessary to present facts as to the increased assets that have been added to the city from 1995 to the end of 2007.
1. Community center, land and equipment, $1,254,680
2. Fire station, trucks and equipment, $719,554.56
3. Police equipment and cars, $93,096.90
4. Library building and accessories, $600,013.06
Diane "Nuits" Nix caught for Smitty's team in the Tell City Women's Softball League for 11 years until a shoulder injury ended her career in 2001.
During that time she was generally considered the best defensive catcher in the league. But she said Thursday she's glad she doesn't have to play there this season.
What provoked that sentiment was the fact that women's slowpitch players will be allowed to steal bases this year for the first time.
FRENCH LICK - Three players shot 87 or better as Perry Central finished fifth in the seven-team PLAC boys golf tourney Thursday.
Crawford County won with 337 strokes.
Host Springs Valley also shot 337 on the Ross course, but Crawford County had a better fifth-man score.
Perry Central shot 353. "It's really a phenomenal score considering the difficulty of the course," said Perry Central Coach Bill Dickerson. "It's by far the most difficult course we've played.
"It's a beautiful course, but it's longer than most others in Southern Indiana and its greens are fast."
LYNNVILLE - Cannelton held Tecumseh pretty well in check after the first inning but lost 14-2 in the first round of the Class A baseball sectional Wednesday.
The game had started in the rain last Monday morning and was suspended in the top of the first inning with Tecumseh leading 6-0 and the bases still loaded.
The game was resumed from that point Wednesday afternoon.
The Braves quickly added three more runs, as Bob Oeth hit a single to left. It got past the left fielder, allowing three runs to score and Oeth to make it all the way to third base.
ROCKPORT - Mater Dei used a seven-run sixth inning to finish off Tell City 11-1 in the Class 2A baseball sectional Wednesday.
The Marksmen trailed only 4-1 entering the bottom of the sixth inning. And Tell City pitcher Eric Henrickson struck out the first batter of that inning, giving him three strikeouts in his last four batters faced.
But that would be the last out he and the Marksmen got.
A dropped fly ball and a walk followed, and two passed balls produced a run.
A hit batsman and an infield single produced another run.
Substance abusers, families can find help here
PERRY COUNTY - County resident Wes Ball is proud of the fact he's been free of meth addiction for three years, eight months and, as of last Thursday, 29 days. He's also glad that he knows of "50 to 60 people who are making a good effort" toward staying drug-free.
"When I first started getting clean, there were only four or five people I could turn to for help," he said.
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Overview of New York Film Academy Los AngelesOffering programs and workshops across the spectrum of visual storytelling disciplines, our Los Angeles campus is located in the heart of Hollywood providing students with endless opportunities to realize their goals in the entertainment industry. With aspiring filmmakers and actors getting to shoot on the Universal Studios backlot and our game design and photography students working in state-of-the-art facilities, students are assured an education like no other.
At the heart of the NYFA in Los Angeles experience is the philosophy of learning by doing. From day one, students can expect to be behind the camera or working on software to create their own original works of art. In every course offered by our Los Angeles campus, students receive hands-on education from our prestigious faculty who combine in-class lectures with supervised workshops and student-guided projects.
Upon completing a program or workshop at our Los Angeles campus, students' hard work is rewarded with a New York Film Academy degree or diploma depending on whether they attended an MFA*, MA*, BFA*, BA*, or AFA* degree program or a short-term Community Education Program. In addition, their work is displayed in an event open to friends, family, and selected industry guests.
Living in Los AngelesIn addition to the world-class education students receive at the Film Academy in Los Angeles, they also get the added benefits of studying and working in Los Angeles. Located in the Burbank area of Los Angeles—known as the "Media Capital of the World" and home to such institutions as NBC, Warner Bros. Entertainment, and The Walt Disney Company—students are immersed in the heart of the entertainment industry and encouraged to take advantage of the city's many destinations. Students can expect to experience amazing weather, a rich and multi-cultural populous, and innumerable ties to the entertainment industry.
Go almost anywhere in Los Angeles and it is apparent that you are in the heart of movie land. You can cruise the Sunset Strip and check out the giant billboards for the summer's blockbusters. Stroll down the Hollywood Walk of Fame and you'll see the stars of the film and television universe, from Lucille Ball to Harrison Ford to Jennifer Aniston, planted in the sidewalk. Stand in front of the TCL Chinese Theatre, one of the oldest in Hollywood, and check out the footprints of silent stars Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks. Visit the Dolby Theater, where the stars and the red carpet come out once a year for the Oscars. Everywhere you go, the world-famous Hollywood sign seems to follow you, shining down dreams that you, too, can be a part of the exciting world of film and television one day.
For their individual films, students shoot in Los Angeles, where a wide variety of locations can be found. Participants in our filmmaking workshop can shoot in gritty, urban neighborhoods downtown; on a beach at sunset in Malibu; on the famed shopping strip of Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills; or on the boardwalk of Venice Beach. Indeed, one of the attractions of Los Angeles for the film industry has been the city's incredibly varied landscape - from seaside to desert to mountain slope and fruit grove. Students can take their cameras and crews to the hills around the city and to Sunset Boulevard, to the shops of Chinatown, West Hollywood, Koreatown, Little Tokyo and to the ocean cliffs of Santa Monica.
A short drive through Los Angeles itself can also present the filmmaker with an unmatched variety of options from stark desert landscapes, to urban downtown streets, from Malibu beaches to suburban Valley tract homes. In one day, a crew might film a spy-thriller in snow-capped Mount Baldy in the morning, and a Surf-Comedy in the afternoon. Our screenwriting students can check into the Writers Guild of America library at Fairfax and Third to read scripts they'll never find on the Internet, then head over to one of Hollywood's famous "Movie Palaces" for a Creative Screenwriting Magazine screening. Acting students can study performance during the day, and then see a live studio performance that same night. With the ongoing productions throughout the city there are countless options for them to pursue and hone their craft. Producing students have the opportunity to network with an entire city devoted to film production, and develop roots in the same terrain that shapes the industry itself.
FacultyOne thing that sets NYFA in Los Angeles apart is that our faculty are active professionals in Los Angeles and when not teaching, are actively working in the city's many entertainment hubs as professional filmmakers, actors, photographers, game designers, VFX artists and more. Thus, they are best suited to provide hands-on instruction to students as they remain active in their own fields and can impart the most up-to-date information, techniques, and trends. In addition to in-class lectures, faculty members oversee workshops to ensure that students understand and can properly operate equipment.
EnrollmentThe New York Film Academy's degree programs, one and two-year conservatory programs, and short-term workshops have an open enrollment. Serious students from all backgrounds are welcome to apply. No previous experience is required. However, all New York Film Academy Workshops are extremely intensive. Students who enroll should be prepared to live and breathe their work during these workshops. Given the nature of filmmaking and the necessity of working in crews, students must be willing to devote themselves not only to their own projects, but to their classmates' projects as well.
Classes are held throughout the year at the backlot of the Universal Studios site, giving students ample choices of workshops to fit their needs. As space is limited, we recommend early application to guarantee a place in the workshop of your choice. Students are required to treat the area and the productions happening on the lot with absolute respect and professionalism.
Final Screenings & PerformancesAt the conclusion of all programs, a graduation ceremony and final presentation of student work is held. Final Films, Showcase Performances, and Screenplay readings provide a unique opportunity for family, friends and cast to see the work students have produced. Students retain digital master tapes of their film and video work to include in their portfolios.
TransportationLiving in LA requires a car, especially if the student plans to pursue a long-term program in the city. In order to scout locations, transfer crew and equipment or just to go out on the town, it is necessary to drive in LA. However, once you have a car in the city, the possibilities for filming locations opens up enormously. Los Angeles allows for a variety of natural scenes and open spaces, as well as the urban and suburban environments in and around the city.
Course CatalogClick here to read the Course Catalog detailing our many programs open to prospective students.
Housing ServicesThere are no NYFA-run dorms in Los Angeles; however, NYFA has a good relationship with Oakwood Apartments, a gated community across the street from the campus that will offer students housing at a discount. The complex offers one- and two-bedroom apartments with kitchenettes. Prices range from $1400 to $3200 per month.
The NYFA housing coordinator can help all students find private housing and maintains a roommate list that students can use to get in touch with one another. Students can find a variety of apartments within easy driving distance of campus from about $700 per month and up, depending on the location, size of the apartment and length of the student's stay.
For additional information on finding suitable housing should contact us at 818.333.3558, or email our Los Angeles housing coordinator at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Programs Offered at NYFA Los AngelesWhile originally started as a film school, NYFA has expanded its academic offerings over the years to cover the wide range of disciplines available to visual storytellers. In addition to ensuring that each program provides students with the best possible education, students can collaborate across programs and gain insight into other art forms they might otherwise not learn. Here are the programs offered at NYFA in Los Angeles.
- Film School: Widely known as the most hands-on film school in the world, students receive extensive on-set experience not only by writing, shooting, directing, producing, and editing their own films, but also serving in every position on set to best prepare them for a successful career in film.
- Acting School: Students learn the many facets and intricacies of acting for film by getting hands-on experience through performing in fellow students' films in addition to receiving detailed instruction from faculty members.
- Photography School: When enrolling in one of our Photography School workshops or programs, students get extensive experience across the wide spectrum of photographic genres under the tutelage of active professionals working in the field.
- Producing School: In this program, students work with professional producers to learn the creative and business skills required to be a successful producer.
- Animation School: With 3D animation more ubiquitous than ever, our BFA* program immerses students in the world of both 2D and 3D animation to give them a thorough and practical education in the fundamentals of animation.
- Game Design School: A program exclusive to NYFA's Los Angeles campus, students learn the essentials of bringing their game ideas and stories to life while studying and gaining experience in the different genres of video games.
- Documentary School: As documentary films become more commonplace and popular, students in the documentary school learn the fundamentals of the craft of documentary filmmaking while getting hands-on experience in film essentials.
- Screenwriting School: As screenwriting is the backbone of filmmaking, students get non-stop practice in learning how to shape an idea into a working script while also learning the fundamentals of the craft.
- Digital Editing School: In this program, students learn both the foundation of editing while also experimenting with novel ways to edit using digital editing stations.
- Cinematography School: Students looking to pursue a career as a cinematographer learn the technical and aesthetic demands required of Directors of Photography and get extensive experience shooting with both film and digital.
- Performing Arts School: As performing arts focuses on the individual and his or her ability to create a believable and memorable performance, students enrolling in our Performing Arts School learn the craft of acting for film and develop the skills to gain mastery as a performer.
BPPEThe New York Film Academy has received "approval" from the Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education (BPPE) to operate as a degree-granting institution in the state of California. "Approval" or "approval to operate" means that the Bureau has determined and certified that an institution meets minimum standards established by the Bureau and according to the California Private Postsecondary Education Act of 2009.
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Learning on the Universal Studios BacklotOver the hill and through the Cahuenga Pass is Universal Studios, where the Desperate Housewives act out their operatic lives on the same street where Leave it to Beaver played pranks and the fraternity brothers of Animal House got themselves into a heap of trouble. Here is where Michael J. Fox zoomed through the town square in that sleek silver DeLorean to get Back to the Future, and where Steven Spielberg's Dreamworks created everything from War of the Worlds to American Beauty.
Nothing "regular" at all is going on inside the Universal Studios Headquarters. This is where the movie magic happens, where Focus Features, the "little company that could," brought us Oscar winners like Brokeback Mountain, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, and Lost in Translation, resides. Here is where Stephen Soderbergh and George Clooney housed the production offices for Ocean's Eleven, and where the production departments for Minority Report, Sea Biscuit, The 40 Year Old Virgin, Live Free or Die Hard, and countless others brought their visions to the silver screen.
It is also where students at the New York Film Academy are learning what it takes to be the directors, screenwriters, actors, producers, cinematographers, and editors of tomorrow. Here, in the heart of the film industry, our students study their craft, develop their projects, and take advantage of the exciting array of opportunities at their fingertips.
Within the backlot of Universal Studios our students shoot on the same sets where film history is made. Be it the sprawling backdrop of Western Street or the edgy city streets of New York, the backlot of Universal Studios presents the filmmaker with locations as varied as their imaginations.
Universal Studios is one studio with which the New York Film Academy has a special relationship. Since the Academy is located by the backlot of the Universal Studios, students have the unique opportunity to witness the importance of "studio life" to the Los Angeles area first-hand. Students also get the one-of-a-kind experience of shooting on the Universal Studios backlot, which many people can only see if they take the famous Backlot Tour.
Universal Studios HistoryIn March of 1914, for the purchase price of $165,000, a 230-acre ranch would become the site that would forever be dubbed as "the entertainment center of the world."
On March 15, 1915 Carl Laemmle (LEM-lee) "officially" opened the gates of Universal City – though film production on the lot had begun in 1914. Laemmle also established the long-standing tradition of inviting guests to view the behind-the-scenes work. However, in the 1920s when "talkies" became the norm, producers were adamant that the sets be free of visitor's noise. The Universal Studios Tour was brought back in 1964.
Universal Studios, with its theme park, is the largest studio/theme park in the world. In fact, it is so large that it is a city unto itself with its very own zip code (91608), fire department, hospital, restaurants, shops and hotels. A person would never have to step outside the Universal City grounds.
Some of Universal's most historic or notable films shot on the backlot are: The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923), The Phantom of the Opera (1925), All Quiet on the Western Front (1930), Psycho (1960), Jaws (1975), Jurassic Park (1993), The Mummy (1999), War of the Worlds (2005) and The Good German (2006).
Venues in LALos Angeles and its surrounding areas boast many famous and beautiful performance venues. While in California, students should take the opportunity to experience a show at any one of the following.
The Hollywood Bowl
One of the most recognizable venues in Southern California. It is a natural occurring, open-air amphitheater that seats approximately 18,000 people. It was "built" back in 1922 and, in addition to providing the summer home of the L.A. Philharmonic, some of the most famous performers of all time have graced its stage. To name a few: Oasis, The Mamas and The Papas, The Grateful Dead, Morrissey, Cher, Frank Sinatra, The Beatles, The Who, Nine Inch Nails, Fleetwood Mac, Belle & Sebastian, Def Leppard, Ben Harper, Willie Nelson, Queens of the Stone Age, Gwen Stefani, Arcade Fire, Radiohead, The Flaming Lips, Coldplay, Aerosmith, Mötley Crüe, Ryan Adams, Sigur Rós, Ozomatli, the Doors, Patsy Cline, Bob Dylan, Elton John, Pink Floyd, Roger Waters of Pink Floyd, Rush, Monty Python, Judy Garland, Daniel Rodriguez, A. R. Rahman, and Johnny Cash have given famous or noteworthy performances under the shell. There is always something happening at the Bowl.
The Gibson Amphitheatre
Formally known as the Universal Amphitheater, it was an open-air theatre over a decade ago, but now it has covered seats that spread over a main orchestra level and mezzanine. The Gibson Amphitheatre has played host to a number of performers and award shows including the Brian Setzer Orchestra, the Teen Choice Awards, Carlos Mencia, and George Lopez.
The Walt Disney Concert Hall
A striking Frank Gehry designed acoustical and visual masterpiece. It serves as the new home to the L.A. Philharmonic and is touted as one of the finest concert halls in the world.
The Staples Center
Home of the Los Angeles Lakers, Kings, and Clippers. This has also recently become the place for big-name entertainers to perform. Other large-scale venues are The Arrowhead Pond (home of the Anaheim Ducks), the Greek Theater, Los Angeles Convention Center, Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre, and The Home Depot Center.
Los Angeles Movie and Performance Art TheatresThink of Los Angeles's art scene as a vibrant location filled with burgeoning stars, avant garde directors and imaginative young writers. Movie premieres and the theatres in which they're held are touted just as much as the movie itself. Classic movie palaces and state-of-the-art auditoriums can be found everywhere. For a little change, toss the movie tickets aside one night and check out the Los Angeles theatre scene and catch a live show.
A List of LA Theatres
Pantages Theatre
6233 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA
Tel. 323.468.1770
Once home to vaudeville and Oscars, the Pantages Theatre is an Art Deco masterpiece with an eye for high-profile productions and musicals.
TCL Chinese Theatre
6925 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA
Tel. 323.461.3331
This infamous Los Angeles theatre, opened over seventy years ago in 1927, is one of Los Angeles' most famous theatres, especially for the impressions-in-concrete left by Hollywood's stars out front. Aside from all the Hollywood history, the Chinese Theatre shows first-run movies.
El Capitan Theatre
6838 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA
Tel. 818.845.3110
One of three theme theatres actualized by Sid Grauman and Charles Toberman, the El Capitan Theatre was Hollywood's first home for "Spoken Drama" (opened in 1926) and the Los Angeles theatre to premiere Orson Welles' Citizen Kane in 1941.
The Greek Theatre
2700 N. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles, CA
Tel. 323.665.5857
In Griffith Park, molded into a canyon, the open-air Greek Theatre shows live music under the stars.
Ahmanson Theatre
135 N. Grand Ave., Los Angeles, CA
Tel. 213.628.2772
Part of the Los Angeles Center Theatre Group, along with the Mark Taper Forum, the Ahmanson Theatre is a 2,000-seat marble complex in downtown Los Angeles that hosts productions like the Phantom of the Opera.
Audiences Unlimited
100 Universal City Plaza, Bldg. 153, Los Angeles, CA
Tel. 818.260.0041
Near Universal Studio Walk in Los Angeles, Audiences Unlimited represents over 35 network comedies filmed in Los Angeles and offers free tickets to anyone wanting to be part of the studio audience.
John Anson Ford Amphitheatre
2580 Cahuenga Blvd. East, Los Angeles, CA
Tel. 323.461.3673
The Ford Amphitheatre is an open-air performance art venue (one of the oldest in Los Angeles) set on 45-acres in the rustic Cahuenga Pass and showing dance, music and plays.
Dolby Theatre
6801 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA
Tel. 323.308.6300
The new home of the Academy Awards, Hollywood's modern and technologically-advanced Dolby Theatre shows large-scale ballet, dance, and musical productions, including the Full Monty and Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
Mark Taper Forum
135 N. Grand Ave., Los Angeles, CA
Tel. 213.628.2772
A small theatre located in the Performing Arts Center in downtown Los Angeles, the Mark Taper Forum has a community-conscience, working to involve youth, and funding programs for African-American, Asian-American and Latino playwrights. A distinguished Los Angeles theatre, two of the Mark Taper's productions have received Pulitzer Prizes for Drama, an honor historical reserved for New York theatre.
The Actors' Gang at the Ivy Substation
9070 Venice Blvd., Culver City, CA
Tel. 310.838.4264
Los Angeles' Actor's Gang's Ivy Theatre, a theatre company co-founded by Tim Robbins, is known for community involvement and important theatre.
Sights to See
The Hollywood Sign
The Hollywood Sign actually started out as an ad for real estate development. Before its current stage name, it read "Hollywoodland." In 1973, the Sign was deemed an official historical monument.
Hollywood Blvd.
Another famous street where countless movie premieres happen. It is a great place for shopping, tourism, and spotting a star.
Sunset Blvd.
The nightlife in Hollywood is found on the Sunset Strip. Cruise the strip and see one of the most heavily and costly advertised streets in the world.
Mulholland Drive
The famous stretch of road that follows the ridgeline of the Santa Monica Mountains. It offers a fabulous view of Los Angeles.
To get to Mulholland Dr.:
Take I-405 N.
Exit Mulholland Drive and turn left onto Skirball Center Drive
Skirball will lead to Mulholland Drive.
Take a right to go toward Hollywood.
Take a left to go toward the San Fernando Valley.
Please note that Mulholland Drive is a windy road and can become quiet narrow at times. Please keep your speed down to 20-30 MPH. There are many great places to pull over and enjoy the view that Mulholland Drive has to offer.
The Beaches
Relax at the laid-back Hermosa Pier, take in the scene at Venice Beach, surf at Huntington or shop at Santa Monica. Each beach has its own traits and personality and the number of beaches in Southern California is only matched by their variety. Cruise Pacific Coast Highway and you can run into all of them.
Santa Monica's Third Street Promenade
Third Street is a vibrant location only a few blocks from the famous Santa Monica Pier. The street itself is blocked off to traffic so plan on walking amongst the crowds that visit day and night. But coming here is a one-stop shop where you can watch street performers dazzle crowds, dine at some of the finest restaurants in the Los Angeles area, take in a movie at one of its many theatres, dance at a local club, relax at a local bar, or shop the night away at myriad stores. Some people just come to people-watch.
Rodeo Drive
The stretch of shops and boutiques on Rodeo Drive is only three blocks long. It begins at Wilshire Boulevard on the south, and runs north to Santa Monica Boulevard, where the commercial section of the street gives way to an affluent residential neighborhood. But those three short blocks constitute the most famous shopping district in America, and probably the most expensive three blocks of shops in the world.
It is here that the rich and famous do their shopping, and where tourists window-shop while trying to spot movie stars on the fabled street.
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As a filmmaker, getting to know your local independent music, and the venues at which they may perform, can lead to new inspiration for movie ideas and scores. The "sub-culture" of indie music has become an integral part of the Los Angeles culture, for LA is not only a city of dreams for actors and filmmakers, but musicians as well.
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Take a walk on the wild side. Los Angeles was home to the very first amusement park. Now Southern California boasts a collection of some of the most famous Amusement and Theme Parks in the world:
Disneyland: The world's most famous theme park is right here in Los Angeles backyard.
Disney's California Adventure: Adjacent to Disneyland, it is the newest Disney Park in Southern California.
Magic Mountain: If you're a thrill seeker, head north and partake in the legendary thrill rides at Magic Mountain.
Knott's Berry Farm: Thrilling Rides and host of the famous Halloween Haunt-fest, Knott's Scary Farm.
Pacific Park, Santa Monica: Located on the world famous Santa Monica Pier. A great place to relax and have fun.
Universal Studios Hollywood: Right in the New York Film Academy's backyard, this is the World's largest Movie Studio and Theme Park.
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Experience LA: The events calendar is updated daily.
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The process to get in is by application that includes letters of recommendation and character references. The students, Lindvahl said, will work hard but the benefits will be great. Interest, according to WHS Principal LeAnne Kelley, is high.
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"We are so fortunate to be able to get the program going in our own community," McCullough said.
The CEO program does not use any school funding, but is totally funded through local businesses and the DCEDF. Washington Schools Superintendent Daniel Roach said he is excited about the partnership.
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Does Parallels 8 support Mavericks and Windows 8.1?
The question is really in the title. I currently run Parallels 8, with OS X 10.8 + Windows 8, and I'm planning on upgrading to OS X 10.9 + Windows 8.1 once both of those updates become available. Will I be able to do each of those upgrades while staying at Parallels 8, or will I have to upgrade to Parallels 9?
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Final Signature List KPK by PTI Official
Category:- All Posts, Election 2013
i am from na 17 there is won dr azher khan jadon and my earya is pk45 birrote khurd sir cm of kpk plese do somthing for people of pk45 there are no schools no roads no hospitals there is very prolam plese now you give us just a road we need road quckly plz
what about provisional assembly.
What about the Ticket issuuance to the candidate for NA-44 FATA Bajaur Agency? Any one inform me plzzzzzz.
Insha ALLAH pti would be clean sweep in Pakistan. We wont new pakistan
NA 18 ticket not confirmed in the above list issued by PTI. Current political and electorial situation only favors Mr Shoukat Ali Tanoli for the NA 18. Sardar Qayoob and Sardar Haider Zaman would only distribute the votes and non will be able to get seat for PTI.. PTI must consider Mr Shoukat Tanoli as most suitable person for the NA 18..
Also very right decision for karak
Very Right decision for NA27 Lakki Marwat and NA 25 Tank Dawar khan kundi
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Cat Scan: Moving on, moving forward
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Magna Steyr introduces the Mila Future concept at Geneva. Resembling a glorified all terrain vehicle, in fact, climbing snowy roads was part of the design challenge. It will climb 45 degree hills, runs on compressed natural gas, and a remarkably small turning radius. Limited marketability to be sure but these special vehicles often find popularity.


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The super-midsize Gulfstream G280 recently set 15 new city-pair speed records as part of the company's reliability demonstration program, the Savannah, Ga.-based aircraft manufacturer announced today. To date, the G280 has established 22 speed records since setting its first in May.
Sheltair is undertaking a $13.6 million facility expansion at Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport. The first phase includes a new 134,806-sq-ft hangar, complete with office spaces, that will open in the coming months. The hangar's 28-foot-high doors will accept a variety of business aircraft, up to a Gulfstream G650. Phases two and three will increase the total area of the project from 11 to 18.92 acres and the square footage to 359,000. The final two phases will be under way next year.
FBO chain and airport real estate manager Sheltair is nearing completion on the first of three planned phases in a $13.6 million new development project at Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport. Expected to open within the first quarter of the year, the first phase of the facility will include 134,806 sq ft of hangar and office space on more than 11 acres.
FBO chain operator TAC Air last week completed an extensive renovation to its facility at Eppley Airfield in Omaha, Neb. Interior improvements included a new ceiling, wall and floor coverings; a refinished lobby with new furniture throughout the facility; remodeled restrooms; a modernized conference room; remodeled pilot lounge with HDTV and work stations; enhanced WiFi connections; and an upgraded weather/flight planning room.
Tennessee-based aviation services provider Crystal Air was selected from among several candidates to run the lone FBO at Apalachicola Regional Airport in Florida. The company received a five-year lease at the airport and expects to complete renovation of the 5,000-sq-ft terminal by the end of this month. The Phillips 66-branded FBO offers free Wi-Fi, a flight-planning room and courtesy car, and on-site car rental. It has 30,000 sq ft of hangar space and can accommodate aircraft up to the size of a GIV.
Privately owned asset management company Black Forest Ventures has purchased the Galaxy Air Services FBO at Lone Star Executive Airport in Conroe, Texas. One of three providers on the Houston-area county-owned airport, Galaxy was created in 2006, and its new owners plan to move it to a larger facility currently under construction on the southeast side of the airport, near the end of Runway 14-32. Black Forest was selected after a formal RFP process to create a new FBO at the airport, and was awarded a 40-year lease on the new 15-acre site.
Rep. Bill Shuster (R-Pa.) will take the helm of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee when Congress reorganizes in January. He will take the gavel from Rep. John Mica (R-Fla.), who was prevented from serving another term as chairman because of Republican caucus rules. Shuster's father, Bud, also served as chairman of the committee.
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University published its 2013 schedule of safety courses. Three of the four week-long courses take place at the university's Daytona Beach campus, while the fourth will be held at the Prescott, Ariz. facility. Topics include occupational safety and health and aviation ground safety; aviation safety program management; aircraft accident investigation and management; and an advanced accident management class.
Atlantic Aviation has launched a multimillion-dollar program to upgrade its facilities at a dozen airports, including major additions at five of its FBOs. At Houston Hobby Airport the company will construct a 17,000-sq-ft, two-story environmentally friendly executive terminal with 5,400 sq ft of office space, and two additional hangars totaling 80,000 sq ft of space. The project, expected to be completed by the end of 2015, will see the site's ramp space more than triple to 6.7 acres.
Recognizing the need for shelter for heavy iron at their airport, officials at Florida's Hernando County Airport near Tampa have unveiled plans for the construction of a 32,000-sq-ft hangar and 1.3 acres of new ramp to be built on a four-acre parcel of land adjacent to the airport's primary 7,002-foot runway. The new structure will have a 32- by 120-foot door, making it accessible by most business aircraft types. Airport authorities are currently looking for a maintenance provider or completions specialist to serve as a tenant, and say they will adjust the floor plan accordingly.


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This video provides a glimpse into the snowfall research planned as part of the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) mission. GPM Deputy Project Scientist, Gail Skofronick-Jackson, reveals the capabilities of the satellite's new sensors, which,... (View More) through increased sensitivity, will help to overcome the challenges associated with measuring snowfall from space. (View Less)
This interactive visualization illustrates changes in Earth's climate. Manipulate a sliding timeline to view the impacts on our planet of four climate related variables: sea ice, sea levels, carbon emissions, and average global temperatures.
In this brief video, NASA scientists discuss the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) mission and its role in studying and tracking Earth's freshwater resources. The GPM mission will advance our understanding of Earth's water and energy cycles,... (View More) improve the forecasting of extreme events that cause natural disasters, and extend current capabilities of using satellite precipitation information to directly benefit society. (View Less)
This short video (2:01) uses an engaging approach to emphasize the importance of tracking and studying precipitation. The video cast explains how the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) mission will use a constellation of satellites to achieve... (View More) global coverage, thereby providing scientists with accurate precipitation data from around the world. In addition to the video, the site contains supplemental text which provides background information on the GPM mission. (View Less)
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Using the MY NASA DATA Live Access Server (LAS), students gather data on both solar radiation and surface temperature for two same-latitude locations. Students then create online graphs of that data to allow for analysis and comparison. This lesson... (View More) uses student- and citizen science-friendly microsets of authentic NASA Earth system science data from the MY NASA DATA project. It includes detailed procedures, analysis questions, teacher notes, related links, background information, lesson extensions, and a list of related AP Environmental Science topics. (View Less)
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The church of Notre-Dame, across from the tourist office, has an arresting rose-window facade that, like the high nave, dates from the 15th century. Rounded Romanesque arches in the choir, however, attest to the building's 12th-century origins.
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... still "conducting their business" when we decided to continue on our way. Along the way some banded mongooses are also spotted; apparently, the mongooses have taken over some of the meerkat territory and they are rarely seen. The stop for our sundowners is at the top of a hill that affords a beautiful view of the very large reserve. Further down the road, we find a stand of giraffes ...
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After a good night's sleep, we woke up rattling along the tracks towards Botswana. After lifting the shutters, the passing countryside is very dry and arid. The shutters and windows could be opened, however when the train is stopped, the Africans come up to the train looking for money or selling some local artifacts. Especially at night, if the train stops at a station, it is advisable to have all the shutters closed. At ...
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Botswana is considered an African success story. But all three centres we stopped at in Botswana were disappointing. I had visited Maun in 1976 when there was almost nothing there. I walked along a sandy track the ten kilometres from where the bus stopped under a tree, to the Old Bridge, pausing along the way to take pictures of a dung beetle and a chameleon. Now of course it's paved and lined with ...
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Welcome to Gwyn Jones Primary School...
At Gwyn Jones we welcome children into our warm and friendly two-form entry school. As part of a vibrant multi-cultural community we continually strive to provide the very best education and experience for all.
To achieve this aim we provide a broad range of stimulating activities, spanning beyond the school day. While effective teaching is central to the aims of the school we also ensure that our children's development is broad. Please take the time to look through this website to see the ways that children enjoy their learning here.
The success of the school and the children depends on an effective partnership between school and home. This website is intended to develop this interaction still further. In it you will find information, pictures and newsletters.
If you are looking for a school for your child we would be very happy to meet you. Feel free to contact the school office to arrange a visit, or for any further information.
Christine Bott
Tour de France in Waltham Forest
The Tour de France is due to hit Waltham Forest om Monday, July 7th 2014, and school will be closing at 1:15pm so evryone who wants to will have the opportunity of cheering the riders on their way.
To see a Powerpoint presentation about the event, please follow this link >>>
Notice to parents concerning OFSTED inspection...
Dear parent or carer
Inspection of Gwyn Jones Primary School by Ofsted
We have just told your child's school that we will inspect it on 25 26 June 2014. The lead inspector will be John Sweet. We are writing to you because we would like to know what you think about the school. Please take a few minutes to read the leaflet which came with this letter. It explains why we inspect schools, and what happens during an inspection.
Your views about the school are important to us
If you are a registered parent or carer of a pupil at the school (including pupils on sick leave or who are temporarily excluded), you can tell us your views about the school by completing Ofsted's online survey, Parent View, at: www.parentview.ofsted.gov.uk.
Parent View asks for your opinion on 12 aspects of your child's school, including the progress made by your child, the quality of teaching, dealing with bullying and poor behaviour. The inspectors will use the online survey responses when inspecting your child's school.
To register your views, you will need to provide your email address, which will be held securely. It will not be used for any purpose other than providing access to the online survey. Neither schools nor Ofsted will have access to any email addresses.
Please complete the online survey by 11am on 26 June 2014 or earlier, if possible, so that the inspection team has sufficient time to consider your views. However, we will consider all online responses that are completed during the inspection. Should you wish to provide written comments these should be sent to the school in a sealed envelope, marked confidential and addressed to the inspection team.
Speaking to an inspector
If you are unable to complete the online survey, it may be possible to speak to an inspector during the inspection, for instance at the start of the school day, or to pass on messages to the inspectors if you are unable to speak to them in person. Inspection administrators will be happy to make the necessary arrangements. If concerns are raised about child protection, we may have to pass the information we receive to social services or the police. You can contact the administrators on 0117 3115307. Inspectors will be pleased to receive your comments, but cannot deal with complaints about individual pupils or settle disputes between you and the school.
Thank you in advance for taking the time to complete the online survey.
Yours faithfully
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What Gwyn Jones Means To Me
The School Council and Mrs Clark were involved in an exciting project creating a short film with Jez Lee (Safia's dad). The School Council decided what areas of the school and activities needed to be filmed and created storyboards showing their ideas.
The School had a competition called "What Gwyn Jones means to me" and 7 winners were picked and filmed saying what the school meant to them. It snowed on the day of the filming and so some of the filming ideas needed to be changed but we all had lots of fun!
Watch the film here >>>
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FOXNews: The Beatles Sue Apple Computers Over IPod, ITunes
"The inevitable has happened: The Beatles have sued Steve Jobs over Apple iTunes and the Apple iPod—at least the band's
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he wants to change some songs to mcartney/lennon from Lennon/mcartney. what an a—hole
Posted by bkush on February 25, 2004 at 5:14 PM (CST)
i've got 55 beatles albums, concert fan-recordings and bootlegs on my ipod. apple records should sue me.
Posted by av on February 25, 2004 at 8:09 PM (CST)
how about this:
Micheal Jackson goes bunkrupt so has to sell his Beatles catalogue and licenses.
Apple buys them.
Problem solved.
Posted by stevo on February 25, 2004 at 9:32 PM (CST)
i actually think they are a bit narrowminded in their lawsuit. I would think that the problem was Apple Corp. (the beatles) was worried that people would mistake Apple computers for their music company thereby affecting the operating and profits of the company (or whatever legal reason they felt they had a right to claim).... so an agreement was made to make sure they (Apple computers) would not make anything related to music.
the selling of ipods (music players) must have been a grey area that they might not have had the foresight of covering off in the initial settlement years ago, but the itunes music store is definitely in the sore spot for Apple Corps.
But i would think the biggest problem would have been the programs like soundtrack and garageband…things that actually help you produce music. To me, this is directly the same thing that Apple Corps was about…making and distributing original music. This, then becomes a cause for heavy argument…
don't get me wrong, i'm an apple fan, i love the programs i just mentioned…but if there was agreements made… then i can't see how Jobs and Co. can hope to win this argument as it probably has the potential to be a bigger problem than what is stated. Maybe Jobs was hoping these things would take years to settle…and eventually a private settlement would again be enough to solve the issue again. either way, i hope it doesn't mean a crippling or total stoppage of any programs, hardware or business strategy because i think this really is a milestone in the industry and i would hate to have stupid greed (from both sides) to ruin a good thing. just my two cents…
Posted by vic on February 25, 2004 at 11:46 PM (CST)
Hmm, there's some quality comedy in here
Posted by Nuke666 on February 26, 2004 at 4:02 AM (CST)
first of all, the beatles are not some forgotten rock band from fourty years ago. well, they are from fourty years ago, but not forgotten at all. I'm in my twenties and haven been listening to them my whole life. they are legendary.
Apple Computer is not producing any music, they are not a record label, they havent signed an bands. They have a made a computer program that allows users to buy music from the record companies. I mean it's a little more complex than that, but Apple Computer is doing nothing more than providing the software. They are the gateway to the music, not the ones making the music. thats how i see it
Posted by armik on February 26, 2004 at 4:30 AM (CST)
Now this is a stupid lawsuit. Reminds me of:
Intel with their "intel" lawsuit.
Microsoft with their "NT" threats
Just because you own the name doesn't make it that only you can use it.
BTW, intel is intellegence, so should the government be sued because they use this every other minute?
Posted by cabbit on February 26, 2004 at 10:55 AM (CST)
Fuck the Beatles and Paul McCarthey. Their music was once good but they already got more money than they deserve.
Weren't they singing "Let it Be"?
Posted by Martin on February 26, 2004 at 5:50 PM (CST)
cabbit the government(s) should probably be sued because they dont use intelligence enough.
Posted by eas on March 1, 2004 at 7:54 AM (CST)
you apple lovers are so unreasonable. the beatles… one of the most successful bands ever… apple, <6% of the computing market! if iPods weren't made available for the p.c., apple probably would have stopped selling them. and by the way, anapod explorer kills iTunes anyday…
Posted by eb on March 17, 2004 at 7:49 AM (CST)
apple should just change the name mango problem solved
mangos are tastier anyways
Posted by Whistler in Norwich, UK on March 17, 2004 at 8:13 AM (CST)
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Discussion in 'UFC Undisputed Gaming' started by HelioKnows, Aug 19, 2013.
Next tuesday. I'm gonna have to add some junkies so we can fuk sh!t up online
Awesome, lets do it! Do you have Xbox?
I'm probably gonna crew up with some of the MMAJunkie Radio Nation
XBL: JJphotopro
Yup. My gamertag is Satish Jha
It opens next Tuesday I believe. And I don't believe you NEED a crew, but I am sure it would make it a lot more fun and it's always cool to get to know people you have things in common like a love of MMA and MMAJunkie.
I made a crew on the social club. It's called Junkie Nation. Join and we can all cause some havoc together.
I'm on PS3 - bluewrapper
What is social club?
I am gonna have to get in on this. I really need to find the time to play the game though...........i've had it since launch and I've just got to the point where franklin and mike destroy the mob guys house by mistake
I got suckered into buying the game and played it around 23 hours on my two days off. Thus why I stopped playing video games like GTA and Fallout but that has all come to an end.
Picking up a PS4 on Nov 15th.....still unsure whether I am going to buy GTA 5 as it isn't next gen and nothing's been announced.
Just switched to Trevor and this is what I see in his house
Wtf? Lol thats weird
the game sounds like most previous GTA games...
I hope I'm wrong but It also seems its going the way of modern games in that instead of being hard, it just takes a lot of time.
And for you with the strategy guide.... shame on you.
This isn't always the case. I found the last of Us to be fairly challenging. Likewise GTA has some fairly tough moments and doesnt seem inexplicably long. I agree with games being easier, but at least there are less of the frustratingly hard because crap dodgy AI games.
Ps for a challenge check out Dark/Demon Souls.
I f---ing hate overly hard games. GTA5 is long. I'm barely 33% through the missions and losing interest.
I don't see how you can lose interest if you're following the story. It's very well written
It is. I just bore easily.
I usually get bored with these games, but this one is keeping me interested. I think I'm almost 50% through the main story.
BTW, if anyone else is on PS3 and wants to start up a crew for tomorrow, I'm down. Goodcat1337 on PSN.
Hey hey, I made one a few days ago with a couple of friends- you're welcome to join if like along with any other junkies?
Naturally the crew has a terrible name
Just let me know here and I can add you, I need your psn id and rockstar id
How do you join a crew or play online? No clue how all that works as I rarely ever play video games.
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I enjoyed it. Sure there are plot holes big enough to drive a truck through but it doesn't matter because it pulls you along for the ride. Enjoyable film, disturbing in places, interesting ideas, so it gets a good from me.
And their call for war on poverty is a smokescreen we don't need, cos the only war worth fighting for is a war on their pure greed.
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A native of Berks County, Wendy joined 69 News in 1997 as reporter for the Berks Edition.
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The city of Shelbyville's determination to begin an aggressive crackdown on property owners who don't follow the city's ordinances is both strong in might and clear in hindsight.
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The emergency management leadership in Shelby County is worried about us, and so are we.
Those horrible storms that surged across Indiana and Kentucky last week – narrowly skirting Shelby County – scared the bluegrass out of us. They were not just overblown thunderstorms but powerful, twisting trains that crawled across the landscape.
And those who died in some cases did so because they weren't ready.
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We're not opposed to having the property annexed – in fact, we think it should be and positioned for new businesses – but why on earth would the city want to accept this excruciating eyesore as it now exists?
The new garden plots that the North Central Health Department and Shelby County Fiscal Court have laid out for free public use in Shelbyville are a bloomin' good idea.
We like the fact that some awkward space at the intersections of 11th Street, Kentucky Street and Equity Street, which could have been a magnet for new concrete, has been prepared for the ultimate in green endeavors.
We can't think of a better initiative to promote public health for the health department to embrace.
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That, of course, required no piece of post-graduate analysis for anyone elected to any office in this state or for parents who pay careful attention to how their children's needs are being met by the annual outlay of tax dollars.
The chants on both sides are loud, clear and enumerated with valid points, if not universal solutions.
The saga involving Midwest Metals' desire to open a facility in Shelby County seems to be on the road to an appropriate conclusion, which leaves us to ponder why there was such an unnecessary detour along the way.
Midwest Metals, the recycling company, earned approval from the Triple S Board of Appeals on Thursday night to construct its collection complex on Windhurst Way, basically across the street from the acreage set aside for the new Shelby County Convenience Center adjacent to the Shelby County Industrial Park.
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