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The Hobo Car is a sunny bit of rock up on the hillside just in front of a huge pull-off (north side, at 7 miles). The slabby aspect and the large roof are visible uphill from the parking area.
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This crag is found 7 miles up-canyon (from the T-intersection in Lyons) shortly after mile marker 26. Park in a large pull-out / parking area on the north side of the road (not in the parking area a thousand yards down-canyon on the other side of the road). Hike uphill from the western portion of the lot.
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The Lutheran Coalition for Habitat, in partnership with Thrivent Builds and North Central Georgia Habitat for Humanity, began building their 24th home for the Luai Family in Woodstock on 2/15/14.
We are looking for a few good men and women to volunteer to contribute sweat equity (work) 4-5 hours on Saturdays throughout the build schedule. Experience and/or skill not required – Only WILLING HANDS AND HEART. The Habitat Leaders will teach, train and coach you through every step. You will have a great time working beside the Luai family and fellow volunteers. Don't miss this opportunity to put your faith into action by reflecting Christ's Love in your life by loving and caring for one another.
See full schedule for the build and sign up at the Habitat Ministry Table in the Fellowship Hall or contact Charlene Yde at 404-229-9843 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Habitat for Humanity Mission
Habitat for Humanity believes that every man, woman and child should have a decent, safe and affordable place to live. We build and repair houses all over the world using volunteer labor and donations. Our partner families purchase these houses through no-profit, no-interest mortgage loans or innovative financing methods. Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit, ecumenical Christian ministry that builds with people in need regardless of race or religion, and we welcome volunteers and supporters from all backgrounds. There are more than 1,500 local affiliates in the United States and more than 70 national organizations around the world. Together, Habitat for Humanity International have helped to build or repair over 800,000 houses and serve more than 4 million people worldwide.
Lutheran Coalition for Habitat
Holy Trinity is a charter member of the Lutheran Coalition for Habitat which was established in 1993. The Coalition is comprised of 11 local Lutheran churches who partner together financially and with "sweat equity" to build a minimum of one house per year. To date, Holy Trinity with the Lutheran Coalition and frequently supported by Thrivent Financial have built 23 homes for deserving families in our community.
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The brilliant and hilarious acoustic jazz guitarist Marty Grosz will give a live performance April 12 in Wilson Library at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The one-hour event will begin at noon and is free and open to the public. Continue reading
Students are invited to join UNC archivists on April 6 for a special viewing of the exhibit "From Di-Phis to Loreleis: A History of Student Organizations at UNC" and to get tips on how student groups can preserve their own history.
The event will run from 2 to 4 p.m. in the North Carolina Collection Gallery of Wilson Library. Students may drop in at any time. Light refreshments will be served. Continue reading
The history and lore of the two oldest student organizations at UNC-Chapel Hill will be the topic of a lecture by UNC alumnus Kevin Cherry on April 7, in the Wilson Special Collections Library. "And They Talked—Always They Talked: 215 Years of the Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies" will be the 2011 Gladys Hall Coates University History Lecture.
The program will begin at 5:45 p.m. in the Pleasants Family Assembly Room. A reception, a viewing of the exhibit "From Di-Phis to Loreleis: A History of Student Organizations at UNC," and an a cappella performance by the all-female group The Loreleis will precede the talk at 5 p.m. in the North Carolina Collection Gallery. Continue reading
"Battle for the Home Front: Revisiting the Role of Women in the Civil War" will be the topic of a lecture by LeeAnn Whites, history professor of the University of Missouri, March 30, at 5:45 p.m., in the Wilson Special Collections Library. On April 13, Frank Fee, associate professor in the UNC School of Journalism and Mass Communication, will discuss how news was gathered and disseminated to Orange County residents during the Civil War, in a gallery talk at 3 p.m. in the Melba Remig Saltarelli Exhibit Room in Wilson Library. Both events are in in conjunction with the exhibit "Home Front on the Hill: Chapel Hill and the University during the Civil War." Continue reading
A performance on March 28 by "Miss Connie 'B'" Steadman will feature interactive, old-fashioned storytelling and the sounds of jubilee, hymns, and spiritual traditions. The free public program will begin at 2 p.m. in the Pleasants Family Assembly Room of the Wilson Special Collections Library. Continue reading
Students looking for places to study for exams have options across campus libraries. The most popular study spots, Davis Library and the Undergraduate Library, both offer expanded hours during exams. Wilson Library will also offer extended hours for quiet study in the reading room, plus an exam lounge on the main floor for group study or bringing your own snack. Continue reading
Beginning January 18, 2011, the National Science Foundation (NSF) will require all grant proposals to include a data management plan.The UNC Libraries' Data Management Committee has created a Research Data Toolkit that explains the new requirements and provides guidance to UNC researchers on drafting a plan. Continue reading
Storytellers and musicians will entertain children of all ages at Friends of the Library's 18th annual Winter Stories program on Dec. 9 in Wilson Library. The program will begin with juice and cookies at 5 p.m. in the lobby. Instrumental music will begin at 5:15 p.m. and storytelling at 5:30 p.m. Continue reading
The Wilson Special Collections Library will offer the UNC campus community two lunchtime showings of Gridiron Glory on Friday, November 19, at noon and 12:30 p.m., in the Pleasants Family Assembly Room. Gridiron Glory features archival film footage of Tar Heel football games past. Continue reading
Cultural Significance of Dance Lecture and performance Tuesday, March 2, 2010 1 – 2 p.m. Wilson Special Collections Library, Pleasants Family Assembly Room Free and open to the public Information: Katelyn Ander, email@example.com or (919) 962-2559 John Caldwell, lecturer in Hindi-Urdu in the Department of Asian Studies at UNC, will present a lecture on the … Continue reading


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The dot of the letter "i" is called a tittle.
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Let's talk about rum—but first we need to discuss garbage.
With the news filled with sensationalized stories of the current Ebola outbreak, it's important to remember that we've been here before, and that people survive.
Funerals don't necessarily have to be somber events. These memorials and traditions are heavy on quirk.
Special collections libraries are a strange and wonderful world, full of odd collections and even odder researchers. We chose a handful of our favorites.
As these marvelous swimmers demonstrate, schools of fish definitely have the best talent shows.
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|2012-13 NBA Regular Season
|January 26, 2013 - 9:30 p.m. ET
|EnergySolutions Arena - Salt Lake City, UT
|TV: Fox Sports Indiana ---- Radio: AM 1070 The Fan
|Probable Starters
|George Hill
|Jamaal Tinsley
|Lance Stephenson
|Randy Foye
|Paul George
|Marvin Williams
|David West
|Paul Millsap
|Roy Hibbert
|Al Jefferson
The Indiana Pacers should be fired up to face the Utah Jazz on Saturday and to improve their level of play after losing by 20 points in Portland on Wednesday.
The Jazz should be equally motivated after getting run over by the struggling Los Angeles Lakers on Friday night. The Jazz also have a measure of revenge to exact after their performance against the Pacers back at Bankers Life Fieldhouse in mid-December. The Pacers ran past Utah in that game while holding the Jazz to just 31 first-half points.
The Pacers will face a different beast this time around in one of the harshest road environments in the league. But with two full days off, the Pacers should be rested and prepared to throw a strong effort at the Jazz. It should be interesting to see if Paul George can come up with a good performance on the road, where he has struggled overall this season, while trying not to go overboard in showing why he made the All-Star game.
In the end, the formula for the Pacers remains simple. They need to defend at a league-leading level to give themselves a chance to win and then find a way to generate enough offense to earn the win. That will require avoiding early foul trouble which was a factor in taking the life out of the team in Portland.
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Trinity E.C. Church of Royersford's youth program is known as SOULed Out and is for those in grades 7-12th. We are affiliated with Christian Endeavor - Mid Atlantic, an organization established in 1881 that has developed into a world-wide ministry for young people, training them for leadership in the church. Our group's mission is to lead youth to develop a strong relationship with Christ and to equip them to lead a Christian life by teaching God's word, fellowshipping with peers, serving in our church and community, and developing godly leadership skills.
We teach Sunday School on Sunday mornings from 9:15-10:15 AM and have Sunday night lessons from 7:00 - 8:30 PM. There we learn about Jesus and how to form a relationship with him. We also learn about life lessons and how to develop our character into becoming more "Christ-like".
We enjoy fellowship through organized monthly events such as lock-ins, laser tag, bowling, an annual weekend retreat and much more. This fellowship time gives teens an opportunity to spend time with other Christians facing the same challenges they are. Building solid relationships with leaders and peers is a very important component of C.E.
We put our faith into action by serving others through local outreach projects. Lastly, we realize that leadership is learned through experience and therefore we develop essential leadership skills through planned and impromptu activities.
If you ever want to find out what is going on with the Youth Group, we have a bulletin board in the Social Hall Lobby, a web page on the church's website, or you can speak to any one of the leaders – Karl and Kim Hoffman. The youth leaders at Trinity E.C. Church of Royersford are dedicated to fulfilling the mission God has given us – to develop youth that are passionate for Him. All are welcome to join our youth group and attend our events.
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To lead youth to develop a strong relationship with Christ and to equip them to lead a Christian life by teaching God's word, fellowshipping with peers, serving in our Church and community, and developing leadership skills.
Lesson - "The New Testament". Is your high school youth group still fuzzy on the "big picture" of God's Word? Burns's in-depth study will help bring Scripture into focus! Covering key events in the New Testament, engaging activities and life applications teach kids about God's unconditional love and grace, being part of God's family, and becoming an agent of change.
· Wednesdays from 7-9:00 pm – Summer Nights
o July 30 – Owens'
o August 6 – Houcks'
o August 13 – Weeks'
*Always welcome to invite friends to these nights of fellowship!*
- Saturday, August 16th - Friends' Swim Party – At the Styer Family Home (415 Milford Road, Downingtown, PA), Christian Endeavor is hosting a swim party complete with dinner, games, devotions and fellowship. Time is 4:30-8:00 pm and cost is $3/person. Invite your friends! Please RSVP to me by August 10th. We will meet at the church parking lot at 4pm and return at 8:30pm. (Note: many from SA will be coming to this so it would be a great time to reconnect)
- Saturday, October 18th – GAiN Mission Project – Christian Endeavor will be going to GAiN again as we had so much fun working at the Distribution Center in Mount Joy. This time we will be participating in food packaging. We are to be at the facility from 1:15-3pm, so we will meet at the church at noon.
- Friday, October 31st – Light in the Night – We have intentions for the Youth Group to host a Light in the Night event on Halloween. This event creates a "safe zone" and brings God's light to our community.
- Friday-Sunday, February 6-8, 2015 – Winter WOW – Pinebrook Retreat, Stroudsburg, PA
- Please note our Youth Group is targeted towards 7th-12th graders.
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Grade: B
Last summer the big trend was trilogies. The third installments of the "Shrek," "Spider-Man," "Pirates of the Caribbean," and "Bourne" franchises all arrived in one season.
This year it's superheroes. And we're right in the middle of it. First there was "Iron Man" and "The Incredible Hulk." This week it's "Hancock." Next week we'll have "Hellboy 2: The Golden Army." The best's probably going to be the last, though: July 18th's "The Dark Knight," the sequel to "Batman Begins," the greatest of all superhero films.
I imagine that "Hancock" is likely to be the weak one of the bunch. If you have to miss one superhero picture this summer then this is probably the one to take a break from if you fear superhero burnout. That's not to say it should be avoided, though.
In Hancock (Will Smith) we have a different twist on the superhero mythos. He's someone with the flight, strength and invulnerability of Superman who doesn't really want to use it. Instead of flying around saving the world he'd rather get drunk and hit on every woman that walks past him.
And when he does utilize his power, he tends to leave millions of dollars worth of damage in his wake. The film opens with him pursuing a car filled with gun-wielding thugs. As the police chase the vehicle in a high speed pursuit in comes Hancock, flying drunk, with the chorus of the Ludacris song "Move Bitch" playing - perhaps one of the most inspired, perfect usages of a rap song in recent cinema. When the villains taunt the hung-over hero he reacts with rage comparable to the Hulk, flinging their car throughout the city before impaling it on a famous monument.
Hancock's next act of heroism is equally expensive in its destructive cost. When public relations expert Ray Embrey (Jason Bateman) gets stuck in his car in the path of an oncoming train Hancock drops in front of the locomotive to save him. Ray's life is saved but the train gets derailed and destroyed. Angry citizens surround the hero and demand to know why he didn't just move Ray's car instead.
Ray, the idealistic PR man sees a unique opportunity in the gruff superhero. He invites Hancock to his home to meet his son and wife Mary (Charlize Theron.) Having befriended the lonely hero, Ray then works to persuade Hancock to change his ways. Eventually Hancock agrees and starts by turning himself in to the police for a prison term and alcohol rehabilitation. This results in Los Angeles' crime rates skyrocketing. When a hostage situation arises a newer, cleaner, more polite, non-drunk Hancock shows up in costume to save the day like a classic superhero would.
The film succeeds primarily on the strength of its lead. Smith really belongs where he's at on the A-list of Hollywood stars. He's an actor who's worth watching no matter what. Drop him into a picture and you'll get a performance that usually raises the film a full letter grade. If it weren't for Smith then "Hancock" would be a C. It would be entirely forgettable. Just imagine the film with a lesser actor as the titular superhero. It really wouldn't be worth seeing. Smith, though, creates a compelling, endearing creation. This isn't the first time Smith has transformed a mediocre film into a good one. He did it with 2004's "I, Robot." Last year he made a good film a great one with "I Am Legend." There's only so much that an amazing actor can do, though. With 2005's "Hitch" he upgrades a film from lousy to average.
"Hancock" is also helped by the clever turn it takes in its third act. It has a smart twist I didn't see coming that makes an interesting comment on the genre and superhero mythology as a whole.
Perhaps it's appropriate that in the season of superheroes "Hancock" arrives smack in the middle between the more traditional examples of the genre. It's a variation of a theme of Alan Moore's classic comic Watchmen. It's a playful, lightweight deconstruction of the superhero genre. And while it would be nice if it went deeper in exploring the superhero psyche all we need to do is wait until next March when Warner releases "300"-director Zack Snyder's Watchmen adaptation.
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Research Areas
Architecture; Memorials; Memory and Writing
M.Arch., Harvard University
B.A., Princeton University
Curriculum Vitae (pdf)
Rachel R. Munn
Rachel Munn is an architect with over ten years of professional experience (formerly an Associate at MDS in downtown Boston). Her academic interests focus on the interrelation of architecture, place, memory and memorials. In 1997-1998, she was a Fulbright Fellow in Berlin, where she studied the history and built environment of this complex city. Since her return to the U.S., she has continued her research, teaching and reflections in these areas through undergraduate and graduate courses focused on how historical events, political ideals and cultural movements are inscribed into the urban environment. She has given seminars at Brandeis University, Harvard University's graduate Consortium for Women's Studies at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study and the Department of Architecture of Wentworth Institute of Technology, as well as guest lectures at several other area colleges and universities.
Current Projects
I will continue with "14 Winter Street" a series of poems about renovating and inhabiting a hundred year old farmhouse. Themes from the natural world, from raising children, from Jewish identity and family stories from the Holocaust emerge in the connected poems. I will also research how to teach the Brandeis course I taught again.
Representative Publications
Munn, Rachel. "Memory and Berlin." Testimony, Tensions, and Tikkun: Teaching the Holocaust in Colleges and Universities. Edited by Myrna Goldenberg and Rochelle Millen. University of Washington Press: 2007.
South Street, a Literary Journal. Volume 1, Thresholds. Selected Poems from "14 Winter Street". Edited by Nancer Ballard, Emily Corbato, Georgia Sassen and Rachel Munn. A Publication of the Women's Studies ResearchCenter, Brandeis University: Summer 2012.


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Recession Far From Over, Says Legal Directory Avvo's Consumer Data
Posted Jan 4, 2010 4:13 PM CDT
By Rachel M. Zahorsky
Financial hardship and recession-related bankruptcy, employment and real estate issues were among the most-searched legal topics in 2009, says online lawyer-rating website Avvo.
The legal directory, which released its 2009 consumer usage data today, says the top inquiries posted on Avvo Answers, the site's question-and-answer forum, dealt directly with the struggling economy, which indicates the road to recovery is still a long one.
"Despite stories of economic rebound and forecasted financial growth, at Avvo we are still seeing dramatic increases in the number [of] people seeking help for money-related issues," CEO Mark Britton said in a press release.
"Whether it's asking questions or hiring lawyers for troubling issues such as collecting unemployment, handling a foreclosure summons or dealing with burglary charges—Main Street is still struggling."
The data, which was taken from Avvo activity over the course of the past year, showed an 85 percent increase in employment-related page views, a 60 percent boost in real estate traffic, and a nearly 50 percent jump in the number of people searching on foreclosure-related issues. Divorce and family law queries were up 58 percent. Criminal law activities topped the most-searched terms of the year.
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Kindergarten teachers wanted in Lukut, Port Dickson. Written and spoken English is compulsory (able to speak Mandarin will be priority). Experience in early childhood education will be an added advantage, and loves children. Opportunities for growth. Training provided. Good salary.
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Tadika for children aged 3-6 year-old. We are teaching 3 languages in our center. Besides, we do teach Maths, mental arithmetic, Science, music, art and craft, dancing and etc.
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Happy New Year CSR!!! I'd like to ring in the new year with my own version of the 2012 draft as many of you, my fellow CSR members, have so competently and bravely done. As you peruse my draft, keep in mind that I am choosing these picks based on the fact that I believe the Panthers should primarily look for some experienced, under-the-radar defensive talent in free agency. This will give you a better sense of why I mocked the draft the way I did, especially in the first two rounds.
1st - OG David Decastro Stanford
Why not take potentially the best guard to come out of college in a decade, which will continue to solidify the offensive line that protects our dynamic franchise quarterback and open the lanes for our two stud running backs.
2nd - OT Zebrie Sanders Florida State
This massive offensive tackle has spent time playing well at both right and left tackle throughout his tenure at Florida State. That type of versatility coupled with Otah's propensity to get injured, makes this a prudent pick. He would also have the potential to become the Panther's future left tackle, because of his athleticism and said experience.
**3rd- CB Jonathan Banks Mississippi State This pick was obtained in a previous trade back scenario in the first round.
This tall(6' 2"), play-making cornerback may not come out early, but he would be a steal in the third round if he does. His senior stat line goes like this: 5 INT, 8 TFL, 3 Sacks, 9 Passes Broken Up, 3 QB Hurries, and 3 FF.
4th- ILB Audie Cole NC State
Cole would be a nice pick in the fourth round, not only because he is an excellent player, but because he would provide an instant replacement for Dan Connor while providing depth and insurance at the middle linebacker position.
5th- OLB Sammy Brown Houston
I'm not sure how this guy falls to the fifth with the senior season he had. The following numbers are ridiculous no matter what position or conference you happen to play at or in: 13.5 Sacks, 30 TFL(yes, you read that right), 3 Passes Broken Up, 17 QB Hurries
6th- FS Eddie Whitley Virginia Tech
Sherrod Martin: Meet your competition and possible replacement.
6th(comp.)- DE Jake Bequette Arkansas
He was first team All-SEC with some impressive stats, which included being seventh nationally in both sacks and forced fumbles per game. Kraken might have some competition at defensive end.
7th- P Drew Butler Georgia
Drew is the son of former Chicago Bear kicker, Kevin Butler, and he is the best punter in this draft. I think we all can agree we need an upgrade at this position.
7th(comp.)- CB Robert Blanton Notre Dame
Why not take a chance on another tall(6' 0") cornerback who is a native of North Carolina? Charlotte to be exact.


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OKLAHOMA CITY -- Elaine Hutchison, a high school math teacher from Fairview has been named Oklahoma's 2013 Teacher of the Year. She was presented the award by State Superintendent Janet Baressi Tuesday morning in Oklahoma City.
Hutchison was called an "enthusiastic" educator. She has been a teacher for 19 years and holds a National Board Certification.
Byng third grade teacher Brenda Roberts was honored as a top-twelve finalist.
Oklahoma's teacher of the year earns around $50,000 in cash and prizes.


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August 30, 2007
Albany -- Albany Police want your help in catching some theft and burglary suspects.
They want to see if you can identify a couple of men, caught on tape during a shopping spree with stolen credit cards. Belks surveillance video shows two men who bought more than a thousand dollars worth of clothes and shoes during a shopping spree at the Albany Mall August 22nd.
The cards they used were stolen from a car parked at the Burger King in East Albany about 3:00. Four hours later Police say the two men used the cards at Belk's, Hibbets, and Foot Locker.
The man in the blue shirt, who is about 5-foot-8 and has a tattoo on his arm, always presented the cards during the shopping spree. The man in the orange shirt, who police say is about six foot, 250 pounds, with long hair and a beard, wears a size 15 shoe.
Surveillance video from the Rent-A-Center on South Slappey Sunday morning at 5:00. It shows a guy stealing a 32 inch plasma TV, worth almost three thousand dollars.
He is described as about 30 years old, between 5-feet-9 to 5-feet-11 tall, and very thin. He was in and out of the store very quickly, but he was caught on tape.
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Style on a Budget with Free Bikes. in Merida
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Santiago/Historical
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$ 510 - $ 600 / week
$ 1,750 - $ 1,900 / month
Merida House deals
stays between: 8/25/14 & 12/31/14
deal expires in: 7 days
Free welcome gift with every booking.
Free welcome gift with every booking between before the end of 2014.
- Welcome gift ($30)
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vacation rental description
Casa Caballito is a charming 200-year old Spanish Colonial home ideally suited to one or two couples seeking old world charm and modern comforts. We provide two free bikes with which to explore Merida.
Located in one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Centro Historico, Casa Caballito is positioned on a quiet non-bus street just three blocks north of Santiago Park.
The Merida English Language Library is little more than a block away and the festivities of the main square, Santa Ana's arts district and Paseo Montejo's twin mansions and sophisticated dining scene are all within an easy walk through the best part of town.
This architect-designed home is a stunning blend of Spanish Colonial charm and modern, open-plan comfort. The house features 18-foot wood beamed ceilings, original pasta floor tiles, a tranquil high-walled courtyard with limestone feature wall, and a fabulous, contemporary open-plan second-story living room and terrace that's the perfect place to spend cocktail hour.
The ground floor king bedroom, off the courtyard, has an ensuite bathroom with barrel ceilings, high-pressure rain shower, and 3 foot-long soaking tub with louvered wooden door that can be opened to the courtyard.
The upstairs bedroom (also with king bed) features a beautiful porthole window with wooden detailing, ensuite bathroom with high-pressure rain shower, and a walk-in closet. The ingenious design means the house stays cool with little effort. Both bedrooms are air-conditioned and all rooms throughout the house have ceiling fans.
The lounge/living area upstairs features banquette-style built-in sofas that can seat between 6-8 people, with plenty of room to spread out for couples. A flat screen television with Cablemas TV (including a good selection of English language channels), DVD player, iPod dock and high-speed wireless internet are all included.
The brand new kitchen has a six-burner stove, full size fridge, microwave oven and dishwasher (a rarity for Merida) and comes fully equipped with an 8-person dinner setting, quality wine glasses, cookware, flatware, juice squeezer and French press coffee maker. The pantry is stocked with kitchen basics making shopping at Santiago markets and eating in a delight. In the dining room an extension table can accommodate six people with ease and floor to ceiling sliding glass doors give a year round alfresco feel.
Casa Caballito is the ideal Merida retreat for one or two couples, offering complete privacy, luxury and comfort along with all the classic historic charm in the perfect location.
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- The two bedrooms are furnished with king-size beds, air conditioning, ceiling fans and can accommodate a maximum of two couples.
- Each ensuite bathroom comes equipped with a high-pressure rain shower (one with additional hip-bath) and "garden view" shower.
- The spacious lounge can accommodate 6-8 people. The entertainment center includes a 42 inch wide screen TV, Cablemas TV, DVD player, iPod dock and free Wi-Fi.
- Fully equipped kitchen with toaster, microwave, dishwasher, eight place settings, quality flatware, crockery, wine glasses, chefs knives, cutting boards, pots, pans oven trays and tupperware.
- Dining room and bedroom open onto tranquil courtyard.
- Upstairs roof terrace opens up to lounge and overlooks courtyard.
- Stylish combination of comfortable mid-century modern and antique Yucatecan furniture.
- Maid service provided once a week.
- Prepaid cellular telephone is provided for the use of guests.
- Laundry with washing machine also provided for the guests convenience.
No smoking or pets please. Unfortunately, due to the height of the staircase, this property is unsuitable for children.
activities and attractions in Merida Yucatan
Shop for the hottest chili peppers on the planet at Santiago market or, come evening, join the locals for some old-fashioned big band dancing in the square.
Stroll across to Paseo Montejo (Merida's answer to the Champs-Élysées) and marvel at the twin mansions built by jealous brothers.
Dine on sophisticated modern Yucatecan cuisine at boutique hotel Rosas y Xocolate then get rowdy in the new Irish Pub, Hennessy's.
Soak up the atmosphere of the nightly concerts in the main square.
Buy a piñata in the shape of your favorite superhero or a Mexican wrestling mask depicting your favorite alter ego.
Embark on a house and garden tour of other grand properties through the Merida English Language Library. Take a day trip to Chichen Itza, Ek' Balam or Uxmal to see the magnificent ruins of great cities built by the Mayan people.
Learn to cook local specialties at Los Dos cooking school, or visit the neighborhood markets and load up on fresh produce, local meats and hand-made tortillas to whip up a Mexican feast at home.
vacation rental rates
Low season (April to October).
Daily: $85 US
Weekly: $510 US
Monthly: $1750 US
(Three day minimum stay. Price includes weekly cleaner. Electricity is charged extra)
High season (November to March)
Daily: $95 US
Weekly: $600 US
Monthly: $1900 US
(Three day minimum stay. Price includes weekly cleaner. Electricity is charged extra)
Christmas and New Year's Eve
One week including Christmas or New Year: $950 US
Two weeks including Christmas or New Year: $1450 US
Three weeks including Christmas or New Year $1900 US
One month including Christmas and New Year $2500 US
(One week minimum stay. Price includes weekly cleaner. Electricity is charged extra)
Adam McCulloch
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London Night Sightseeing Tour
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This is a fantastic way to begin your visit to London. Our guide was knowledgable, informative and made the tour fun!
A quick way to orient yourself to London. The guide was bright and informative. A must do if you are on a limited time schedule.
Great tour to have first night in London, get overview of the city. Tour guide did wonderful job too. I would recommend to friends and family.
This tour I hightly recommend!!! to tell you all the truth the only one with a real guide that explained every site and enjoyed what he was doing... gave us a very nice tour around the city.. not a recording a real good guide.. if we learned something about London it because of him!! 100 points!!!!!!
This was great fun. The tour guide has a great sense of humor and kept a whitty sense about the trip while still including great stories about London. I had three teenage kids with me and they had a great time as well. For me that says it all!
Excellent tour, perfect to have an overview of London with an experienced tour guide. I would do it again.
Perfect for your first night to get an overview of everything there is to see and do in London. The city is so pretty at night! It's a little difficult to take pictures as the bus doesn't really stop at a lot of places, but beautiful to see anyways.
Very knowledgable tour guide!
Had a brilliant time on this trip! Freezing cold as it was the end of January and fighting off the rain, but tour guide Michael was extremely knowledgeable and kept us all in good spirits definitely reccommend
Middle of winter but that didn't stop us from going to the top of the bus. A fabulous guide with lots of anecdotes about London's history that kept us laughing and intrigued. This was our first nigh in London and was a great way to start our holiday here.
I thought that the tour of London was fantastic, well worth the money
We really enjoyed this night-time Sightseeing Tour of London! It was our first night in London, and a great way to see many of the best sites for the first time! It was chilly and rainy the night we went, but we still had a fabulous time. Our tour guide was very enthusiastic and entertaining, which made the tour even better! She shared lots of interesting facts to help us get even more out of the trip. The fact that the city was decorated for the holidays was icing on the cake!
Excellent Tour with Excellent Guide! Our guide was very informative and our driver was excellent, slowing down to ensure we were able to capture all of the best "Kodak moments". Highly recommended, especially for those who have limited time to take in all of the London sites.
Susan P
We loved seeing the night lights...what a wonderful way to get acquainted with London. The tour guide was excellent and told charming stories. The ticket taker and driver were very friendly. Unfortunately, it was raining so some sights were a little obscured by the steam on the windows...but...London in the rain! It was just the thing!!!
I did this tour on my first day in London and it provided me with the opportunity to glimpse the main sites of London and prioritise which places to visit. It also provided me with the opportunity to gauge the size of the different London districts which helped me plan how to spend my days and how much time to allocate to travelling between sites. I recommend this tour for first time visitors to London. The city is very picturesque at night.


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I've just sent this to ESPN and the BIG Network. I think it is time for all who think that Joe Paterno has been wrongfully "convicted" to try to do something about it all.
I'm appalled and ashamed of the events that have taken place at Penn State but I'm even more disappointed in the Penn State Administration for their handling, and the news media regarding what is called "reporting". Joe Paterno, a man who has dedicated his life to doing what is right was the victim of a witch hunt which was orchestrated by the news media. I'm disgusted with ESPN's role in that hunt and will do everything I can to defuse the ESPN train wreck that should no longer be in business. I challenge all your announcers to read the following link and continue to maintain that justice has prevailed. I'm disappointed that NONE of your staff would man up in defense of this man.
After all the facts are truly known, I would love to see the Paternos sue ESPN for their role and donate the it all to PSU for academic scholarships in the name of child abuse. Wouldn't that be ironic?


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On January 31, 2011, just following a 1,000-yard season for the second time in his three-year career, Matt Forte let the Bears know that he was interested in hammering out a new contract with the team. It made sense for the Bears to placate the 25-year old running back as he entered the final year of his rookie contract. Yet, it wasn't until July 17, 2012, nearly 18 months after he originally asked for a new contract that he finally got his long-term deal with the Bears.
Somehow a contract that absolutely made sense for both sides and the Bears even called their "first priority" after the lockout turned into a very public dispute that lasted well over a season to resolve. It's certainly possible that Jerry Angelo and the Bears were very cheap during the negotiations of the deal, but there's a name in the negotiations that jumps out.
Forte's agent Adisa Bakari.
Bakari represents quite a few players in the NFL, but without a doubt, his two most high profile clients are Forte and Jaguars running back Maurice Jones-Drew.
Many have questioned the decision-making from Jones-Drew's camp during his lengthy hold-out that has now devolved into talks of a potential trade. At the helm of that camp is none other than Bakari.
What do you know? The guy that took 18 months and the franchise tag to finally negotiate a deal for Forte is now calling the shots for Maurice Jones-Drew who is scheduled to make over $9 million over the next two season.
It's purely speculative that Bakari is the one at the heart of the dispute that has now somehow delved into trade talks, but considering Forte's contract struggles and the recent firing of Bakari by fellow Jaguars running back, Rashad Jennings, it's not unreasonable to make the connection.
And I'm not the only one that thinks so. Paul Kuharsky said as much on 1010xl on Wednesday morning:
"I think he is getting bad advice from a bad agent."— Brian_F (@bwfchgcan) August 22, 2012
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Lifebook U772Fujitsu
Price: $1,725
Pros: Slim design, good performance, Trusted Platform Module, Eco mode extends battery life
Cons: Expensive, Ethernet requires adapter, no VGA port, no keyboard lighting
Fujitsu may have sat out the first round of ultrabooks, but its Lifebook U772 surpasses the initial offerings.
The black and gray laptop measures 12.9 x 8.9 in.; it's only slightly wider and longer than the Asus Zenbook UX31 ultrabook, yet it holds a 14-in. display rather than the Zenbook's 13.3-in. screen.
The Lifebook weighs in at 3.1 lbs.; with its small AC adapter, it hits the road at 3.5 lb. Inside is Intel's third-generation Core i5 3247U Ivy Bridge processor. It has 3MB of built-in cache, two processing cores and can handle four simultaneous threads. It runs at 1.8GHz, but with TurboBoost 2.0 it can sprint as fast as 2.8GHz when needed.
More to the point, the processor has the same maximum power rating of 17 watts as many second-generation Core i5 chips, but it runs faster and has more capable graphics hardware.
The Lifebook comes with 4GB RAM and can be configured with up to 8GB. The review system came with a 256GB solid state drive (SSD); Fujitsu offers a 128GB SSD option as well as 320GB and 500GB hard drives with 32GB of dedicated data cache.
As with most ultrabooks, you can neither upgrade anything inside nor swap the battery. The system does have an emergency reset button underneath if the system locks up and needs to be restarted. The system has a single fan underneath to keep things cool.
The system's 14-in.display is mounted nearly flush with the lid frame and has a tiny 0.15-in.-wide bezel around it. When using the Lifebook, the screen seems to float in space, but the display wobbled a bit if I accidentally pushed it.
However, I can't fault the display on any other measure. The colors are bright and rich. Like the ThinkPad X230, it can show 1366 x 768 resolution. It was able to show smooth and detailed HD video and never lagged while running games or showing presentations.
Underneath the display are the system's recessed keyboard and large touchpad. The 18.9mm island-style keys feel comfortable, but have no backlighting for those who work the night shift.
The Lifebook has the basic ports you'd expect of an ultrabook, including two USB 3.0 ports, a single USB 2.0 port, HDMI and audio jacks, and an SD card slot. It lacks a VGA port, but Fujitsu will sell a $169 port replicator that snaps onto the system's bottom and provides VGA and DVI ports, as well as a slew of others.
For business customers, the Lifebook has a Trusted Platform Module and fingerprint scanner. Fujitsu's Portshutter app allows a system administrator to block the use of the system's USB ports so that what goes into the Lifebook stays in the Lifebook.
The system includes 802.11n Wi-Fi, but to connect using wired Ethernet you'll need to use the included adapter cable. The system has Bluetooth for connecting with accessories.
The good news is that the system has Intel's WiDi hardware for wirelessly connecting with a TV or projector, but you'll have to download and install the software on your own.
The Lifebook scored 1401.1 on the PerformanceTest 7.0 benchmark, more than a 40% increase over the Acer Aspire S3 ultrabook that was equipped with a previous-generation Core i5 2467 processor. The Lifebook also outperformed the ThinkPad X230 by a small margin, likely the result of using solid-state storage instead of a slower hard drive.
On the Cinebench processor tests, the Lifebook blew away the first generation ultrabooks with a 2.60 score, compared to 1.92 for the Aspire S3. It was, however, second best to the ThinkPad X230's result of 3.10.
Showing the power of the new HD 4000 graphics engine, the Lifebook scored 12.32 frames per second (fps) on the Cinebench graphics tests, nearly 60% percent ahead of the Aspire S3's score of 7.79fps (the Aspire was outfitted with Intel's HD 3000 graphics accelerator). Again, the Lifebook was slightly behind the ThinkPad X230, which scored 13.61fps.
With its 2,700mAh battery, the Lifebook ran for 4 hours and 43 minutes on a charge while continuously playing HD videos from a USB drive. That's an hour short of the X230, which had a much larger battery, but an hour and a half longer than the Aspire's 3,260mAh battery life.
While this probably translates into a full workday of on-and-off computing, if you're worried about making it through the day, the Lifebook has an "Eco" button that can stretch battery life by muting the audio and turning off the Wi-Fi while lowering the screen's brightness and dialing back the processor speed. To try it out, I waited until I had only 10% left on the battery and turned its Eco mode on. The system ran for nearly an hour more, twice as long as I expected.
The Lifebook comes with a one-year warranty, Windows 7 Professional and a 30-day subscription to Norton Internet Security.
At $1,725, the review unit that I looked at is definitely not inexpensive. Fujitsu also sells a model with a slower Core i5 3317U processor and a 128GB SSD for $1,149.
But if you find the cash, then you'll find that the Fujitsu Lifebook U772 is more than another pretty face -- it combines a beautiful design with top performance.


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Greyhound Friends brought in $6,375 via PayPal donations, an additional $8,440 was mailed directly to the office, and $1,601 was collected through Auction bids. This totals $16,416. Greyhound Friends' operating costs are more than $1,300 a day. This includes mortgage, maintenance, utility costs, staffing, costs of transportation, isolation, vet care, food, and all other expenses necessary to care for the dogs and transition them into adoption.
Greyhound Friends is able to continue its adoption and advocacy work only by relying on the continued support of our many donors. Thank you from Greyhound Friends (and the pups!) to everyone who contributed. Having met the January challenge, the charity now turns its efforts to fundraising for February and beyond. Gifts in any amount are welcome and appreciated. http://www.greyhound.org/donations.cfm
About Greyhound Friends
Greyhound Friends Inc.is a small non-profit organization dedicated to saving racetrack greyhounds and placing them in responsible loving homes. Since its inception in 1983, Greyhound Friends has found homes for thousands of dogs! Please call 508-435-5969 or visit www.greyhound.org for more information.


text: Here's a minor trade that could help us fill our gaping center hole and bench scoring problem. We send Jermaine O'Neal's expiring contract, along with Marquis Daniels and Keyon Dooling to Houston for Terrence Williams and Hasheem Thabeet. In my mind, Williams has potential to become a Joe Johnson-like superstar. (Okay, maybe over-exaggerated just a little.) He can't seem to find playing time with the Rockets. TW can score in bunches and that's what our bench needs. As for Thabeet, he's a defensive minded 7 footer. He's extremely raw and almost always seems to look confused on the court. Maybe with the presence of KG he could turn into a decent role player. Not sure if O'Neal, Daniels and Dooling is enough for Houston though. They would get a mediocre defender in Quis to help guard the perimeter against the Kobe's, Ginobli's of the West. Every player involved in this trade has their contract expiring so I guess if it didn't work out for either team, they could just let the players walk. O'Neal's out with another injury, Daniels seems like he lost his role, and Dooling is.. well Dooling, so what do we have to lose? What do you guys think? Just an idea here..


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Barbed wire... And tire irons. Those were the grim weapons flashed during an aggravated assault at a motel in Sherman. Police tell me a 20-year-old male was threatened by two men carrying tire irons wrapped in barbed wire.
The assault was reported at the Executive Inn in the 2100 block of Texoma Parkway. Residents say there was a disturbance regarding one of the renters and two other men over drug money. Police say the victim denies owing the two men money and says he doesn't even know the suspects.
Sargeant Bruce Dawsey of the Sherman Police Department describes how the incident started. "Police arrived initially for a criminal mischief call in which someone had thrown a garden landscape rock threw the victims window. Approximately 30 minutes later we received a second call over 911 in regards to two individuals holding tire irons threatening that same victim."
The motel owner walked me through the crime scene showing me how much damage the suspects caused. The two suspects face charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon even though the tire irons never made contact with the victim. Police say the suspects only pushed the victim and fled the scene shortly afterwards.
Sargeant Dawsey says the police department is following up on several leads and is not willing to release a full description for the two suspects. However, he tells me they are white males who were last seen in a four-door sedan.
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We are a small family farm growing Certified Naturally Grown produce for our local community. The food we raise is within 1 hour of our customers. This will be our 20th season as a CSA Farm (Community Supported Agriculture) and Farm Stand. In addition to produce we also raise Free - Range Eggs, Natural Pork, Free - Range Turkey, and Goats. All animals are raised in good conditions with alot of space to live and in a humane manner. We truly believe healthy food creates healthy people!
A Bit About the Farm - We are located on the St. Charles Mesa about 5 miles East of Pueblo in the fertile Arkansas River Valley. This farm was homesteaded in the 1890's, our farming experience began in 1993. Diverse produce crops, cover crops, animals, and compost maintain our commitment in building fertile soil and promote a healthy growing environment.
A majority of our produce are "Heirloom" varieties - seeds that have a great history and have been carried down through the ages from the 16th and 17th centuries when "taste" and not "shelf life" was the most important aspect. You may find "Cherokee Purple Tomatoes" and "Ali Baba Watermelon".
Our CSA Program is one of the oldest operating CSA Farms in Colorado (since 1993) and serves both the Pueblo and Colorado Springs regions. We aim to keep our farm small enough to be personable, leave room for up & coming generation of farmers, and just the right size to offer you many choices.
We hope to be hearing from you soon!
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We are finalizing our CSA plans for the 2014 season and the information will be on this website by 2-28-14. Just to fill you in a bit until that time; we plan on offering a 6 week Spring CSA Program a Fall CSA Program although a bit different from what we have offered in the past. Also, with much happiness, we will be offering a Raw Goat Milk Share with very limited amount of shares.
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This poster is made to be printed on 11x17 paper and posted everywhere. Many have been posted in the Edgewood Court apartments alongside the poster "War in the Neighborhood." Some residents have responded favorably to the posters and they recieved mention in the press conference head-pig Chief Turner did on the riot that took place on April 9th.
Text from the poster:
"For the second night in a row, people confronted the police in Edgewood Court in response to endless repression, raids, and harrassment. The march at 5pm took on a different character than the previous standoffs with the police in Edgewood. This time, instead of waiting for the police to attack, people went out on their own terms.
After folks gathered for a few minutes at the playground, drumming began and chanting started up. All cops are bastards/fuck the police! The march went on for just a block, picking up people along the way, before confronting the first cop car. People quickly pulled tshirts over their faces and everyone began screaming, throwing objects at the cops, and kicking the car until it drove away. Laughing, everyone kept going.
People forced cop cars to speed away (in time in reverse!) three times throughout the march by throwing bricks and rocks at them and surrounding their cars.
There weren't cops in the neighborhood after the conflict dispersed, but that wasn't for no reason. Word on the street is that everyone -- people of all ages, the youngest being 4 years old -- threw rocks at the cops every time they drove past. Someone even threw a hammer.
What's next? How do we spread the revolt? How do we defend ourselves? How do we keep it growing?
#AtlantaRiot #Zone6"


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Royals Come Back Twice Against Wood
A little New Years fun for Royals fan. I make these little posts about the good and bad times for the Cleveland Indians. When the post is bad for the Indians it's usually gratifying for the opposition. So, with that said, here are two games where the Royals came back and crushed Kerry Wood and the Tribe. Enjoy.


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Metroid Prime 2: Echoes GameCube
- Publisher: Nintendo
- Release Date: Nov 15, 2004
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Jan 4, 2011Here's my Top 50 games of all time:
The Legend of Zelda a Link to the Past
Super Metroid
The Legend of Zelda
Metroid Prime (Trilogy)
Resident Evil 4
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Nov 5, 2011While not as good as Metroid Prime, the improved graphics, the addition of new suits and powerups, as well as the light and dark world, makes this a very compelling experience that everyone should play. Lore is as good as always, bosses are very fun to kill, and the general feel of the game is very polished. And also, hard difficulty really means hard. Really. Also features multiplayer, but it's not very good to be honest. That would be the con of the game. 9/10.… Expand
May 26, 2011I liked this game better than its predecessor because it's easier. Not only that, but this FPS looks great. The dark, brooding atmospheres, accompanied with eerie music make for a chilling experience, especially when you turn around to see an alien making a beeline towards you.
Sep 10, 2011To me this is a far more superior game than the first game, it is more fun, has better looking graphics, great boss battles, and fantastic gameplay and music.
Sep 28, 2011Funny how I read a few reviews and people compared this game to Halo 2 as if Nintendo and Microsoft are having a "who has the biggest dick" contest and are throwing out their armored space-fighters to do the talking. I played Halo 2 on the PC and thought it was **** but everyone says the port was **** so who cares. The PC of Halo 1, however, was supposed to be good and I found it boring. Why people have to make the Halo v Metroid comparison is just baffling. Metroid is clearly better because it isn't nearly as boring. The environments are way nicer. And Samus is much more appealing than Master Chief. So can we stop comparing now? Metroid Prime 2: Echoes is a sequel to the stupendous Metroid Prime. While I expected MP2 to not out-do the predecessor, I didn't think it'd falter this much. Then again, I consider the first to be nearly flawless while the second doesn't feel quite like a Metroid game should. That isn't to say that it's bad. But it just feels out of place in Metroid continuity so it's an awkward fit. What's good? Envinroments are as nice as ever, better detailed this time around. You also get to encounter friendly aliens for once in your miserable life. They are the Luminoth and they don't want you to be assimilated, but, instead, help them fight the Ing, a race of dark monsters that were created by some kind of weird disaster. The corrupt living and dead things to do their bidding, Borg style (I guess you might get assimilated after all). But where's all the Metroid **** we had to deal with in the last game? Well, for those who managed to get 100% completion in the first game, you'll see that Metroid Prime's new form (ala Dark Samus) is a main antagonist to the game, but lacks the tension that SA-X brought to the evil-Samus-clone department. Also, for some reason, there are space pirates here and they brought Metroids so that way this can still be called a Metroid game. Like I said, the story in this game doesn't quite mesh with the rest of the Prime trilogy and I don't like that. I'm also not a fan of ammunition for Samus' lasers. Yes, it may make it feel like every other bull**** FPS game that is out on consoles these days, but Metroid is better than those and doesn't need to be trying to copy those bastards. Besides, we all know that Dark beam is the same as the "Ice Beam" and that the light beam is the same as the "Plasma beam". Let's just drop the shenanigans and leave the ammunition limits to missiles like they've always been, okay? I would argue, however, this game is definitely harder than the first, but not impossible. It's just that the environments don't feel nearly as linear. So getting lost might happen from time to time. Not to mention that going between Light World and Dark World will force you to search through twice as many areas. And let's not forget that Dark World hurts you where as, in Zelda Tradition, it just makes you see prisoners of some dark magic spell and fight chickens. The addition of a multiplayer feature is definitely awesome, but I feel it lacks something. I love being able to see who the better Samus is. But there are so few levels (even if you can unlock two of them) and there isn't a lot of variety to really make the game challenging. Maybe if they included some maps from Metroid Prime 1 and allowed you to use characters from Metroid Prime Hunters, then it might be a lot better. As it stands, however, multiplayer is fun for a bit, but gets old fast. On the whole, MP2E is a good game, but it is well overshadowed by Metorid Prime 1. It still does a lot right, but I just think the crippling issue is that the story seems a little out of place. Lack of Kraid got some fans pissed at MP1. Now we don't even have Ridley and the pirates aren't that big a deal anymore. Now it's a bunch of shadow-bugs or whatever. I'd say this game is still worth getting, or at least renting.… Expand
Feb 2, 2014Very good sequel that builds on a lot of tried and true.
That is not it so fascinating as its predecessor is logical.
Despite it offers tons of gaming fun.
Jun 16, 2014While not quite as good as the original, Metroid Prime 2 Echoes still contains the excellent immersion, atmosphere and level design. It is also darker and more challenging than Prime. If you didn't like Prime you won't like this, but if you did you'll love this also.
Apr 28, 2011Metroid Prime 2: Echoes is -- in some aspects -- an improvement over the first game. Pros: Fantastic graphics and visuals; the gameplay is an excellent mixture of FPS and action-adventure elements. Cons: A tad bit too reliant on backtracking; the multi-player is unimpressive.
Jun 14, 2011Though it's not quite as memorable as the first game, Metroid Prime 2: Echoes is an excellent sequel that's beautifully polished and -- in some aspects -- better looking. Pros: Excellent graphics, control, and sound; involving story; stunning visuals; challenging. Cons: No widescreen mode; weak save system; multiplayer feels secondary.
Oct 27, 2011the best gameplay ive ever experienced,full of puzzles action and platforms, technically flawless MASTERPIECE
Mar 21, 2012outstanding game......my friend insults nintendo a lot for no reason..............trully though i ony played an hour of this and i love this game............the controls might be alittle confusing at first which can tick people off with no patience........nintendo desercves praise and loades of credit...and if your like my friend who likes to insult nintendo because you have horrible video game ystems like hime then dont say anything......i mean who seriously insults the wii or nintendo when you have only a ps2 to back you up...........ps2 has poor graphics which my friend likes to insult nintendo about if he cant think of anything..........all i can say is leave nintendo alone they did their job and they rock!!!!!!!… Expand
Nov 24, 2013A solid and safe sequel to one of the best games ever made. It's not AS good though. It has a few pacing problems as you will be backtracking a lot, through light and dark. The dark world has the same layout as the light world so you'll be going through the same areas a lot. Being the hardest out of the series didn't make it more enjoyable. But if you persevere you will find that Prime 2 does do a lot of things right like Prime 1. 9/10… Expand
Jun 27, 2013The original Metroid Prime was a masterpiece, without a doubt, so Metroid Prime 2: Echoes had I a lot to live up to. While it's not as good as the original, it's still pretty fun. The mechanics are just as solid as the first, the world is large and full of interesting environments, and the boss battles are all well done (except for the Boost Guardian). The light and dark world mechanic is interesting, but it really doesn't make the game any more fun. If anything, going back and forth between worlds is just a bit tedious. Also, the dark world is very annoying.
This is still a great game, however it is a bit disappointing given it's outstanding first installment.… Expand
Dec 23, 2013Hmmm... I loved the first Prime, absolutely loved it. This one I didn't love quite as much at the beginning. Maybe because it just seemed the first game couldn't be topped, and for some reason this one didn't reel me in right away. I even quit playing it halfway through. Then when I came back after a six month hiatus and tried picking it up again, I seemed to enjoy it much better. The further you dig the better it gets.… Expand
Apr 25, 2013Most people like games because of gameplay, graphics, how hard it was... but this game is hard to get into. The first level involves running around with virtually no direction given, and the second is worse, as you have to look for several keys with even less direction. Funnily enough, if you could save whenever you wanted, it might get a 3, but it screws that up too. You have to backtrack all the way to your ship to save. No thanks, this game is strictly for Sci-fi nerds.… Expand
Jun 2, 2013It's probably the best game that was released that year (2004) and is a solid entry in a terrific series that has always offered deep and immersive gameplay. You could say that the first Metroid Prime is superior at a casual glance, but for some reason this one feels more satisfying on multiple playthroughs. Loses one point for the key quest towards the end, which is a bit tedious.
May 16, 2013The graphics and controls for Metroid Prime 2: Echoes are very good and the boss battles are challenging and great. But I didn't care for the mutli-player mode because the modes that's offered in it is very limit.
Aug 29, 2013Metroid prime 2 echoes is my absolute favorite in the series. I did play this on metroid prime trilogy so I won't talk about the controls. The story is amazing even if it is simple and straight forward the graphics are great but again I am playing on the Wii. I know that one of the biggest complaints id the fact that your beams use ammo I think that's one of the best parts of this game in metroid prime 1 when you get a new beam it is stronger and you never have to use the weaker power beam but in echoes it causes you to be smart when should you use certain beams it make the game much more challenging. If you are on the fence about buying it I would say get it it is well worth your money… Expand
Nov 22, 2013I'm giving this an 8 since the levels look the same especially Dark Aether. Sure it supposed to be dull and colorless since, well its Aethers dark twin. This game is a little more suggestive then the first Metroid Prime since enemies now are a lot more scary looking and sounds from them sound very vicious. Multiplayer is so so
Jul 19, 2014Even though this game is harder than the original, I still finished with a higher percentage than the first. That says something about how enjoyable this game is.
Amazing graphics, which are enhanced a bit on the trilogy-version on Wii, along with those great motion-controls, making the game intuitive and amazing to control.
This is such a master-crafted game, so much thought is put into it, a true masterpiece indeed.
If you haven't experienced the Metroid Prime trilogy, you've missed out on the top 10 greatest games ever made.… Expand
May 27, 2014Graphics: 9.8 Sound: 10 Gameplay: 10 Fun/Story: 10
A beautiful, natural and darker sequel of Metroid Prime. Perhaps not having the same surprise factor, but a really great game.
Jul 21, 2014Me gustó mas el primero. Metroid Prime 2 es mas de lo mismo, pero con nuevas habilidades y un (discreto) multijugador. Seguía siendo un buen juego, pero ya no sorprendió tanto.
To match such thrill-a-minute environments, the level design, puzzles, and boss fights are all insanely original.
Other than a few superficial tweaks and some vanilla, offline multiplayer, the rest is exactly like the first Prime.
Whilst none of the levels quite match up to the stunning quality that was Phendrana Drifts, it is, as a sum of its parts, wonderfully evocative as a playing experience and induces the same level, if not more, of internal satisfaction that Prime achieved.


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Suspended ceiling is the top decoration of the housing environment. Simply it refers to the decoration of the ceiling and is an important part of the interior decoration. Suspended ceiling can decorate the room top and also create a colorful artistic image of the interior space. While select suspended ceiling materials and design, it is necessary to follow the principles like saving materials, solid, safe, and beautiful, and practical. Suspended ceiling has functions like heat insulation, sound insulation, sound absorption, etc. It is also the hidden layer for electrical device, ventilation, air conditioning, communication device, fire protection, alarm pipeline and other equipments.
The suspended ceiling decoration materials are the main basis to distinguish different suspended ceilings. There are light steel keel plasterboard ceilings, gypsum board ceilings, mineral wool board ceilings, plywood ceilings, profiled bar aluminum ceiling, square lacquered aluminum buckle ceilings , stained-glass ceilings, aluminum honeycomb perforated sound-absorbing panels ceilings. All the ceilings which are made from aluminum pinch plate, we call it "aluminum pinch plate ceilings".
Aluminum ceiling is the most popular one.
The ceiling has decorative plates, keel, hanging wire, and other materials. You can change often. It's a very convenient home using product. According to the decorative plates' materials, the ceiling can be divided into the gypsum board ceiling, metal board ceiling, glass ceiling, PVC board ceiling, aluminium strip ceiling and so on. Gypsum board is relatively cheapest, PVC board is the second, and metal board is the most durable and expensive. Aluminum ceiling however, is the most popular one for house decoration nowadays. But pure aluminum is relatively soft, so in the market the aluminum ceiling is the aluminum alloy ceiling. There are aluminium magnesium alloy and alumal. The alumal pinch plates have higher hardness. Aluminum manganese alloy has not only hardness but also brightness which brings good texture and strong decorative effect. High quality aluminum manganese alloys pinch plates is called stainless aluminum because of its corrosion resistance. Some low-quality substrates are using garbage aluminum, recycled aluminum or soil miscellaneous materials. That product is easy to deform, oxidized, even harmful. That aluminium pinch plates has lower price but strongger hardness.
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Wake Forest University is a private academic institution established in 1834 near Raleigh, North Carolina. Wake Forest University has nearly 7,000 undergraduate, graduate and professional students. Wake Forest University is noted as one of the most connected (WiFi) universities in the nation. WFU has four professional schools; Medicine, Law, Divinity and the Babcock Graduate School of Management. WFU has a high academic standard for admissions and welcomes international students.
Novel compound could make finding diseases quicker and easier
(Phys.org) —A new compound created by Wake Forest chemists could help scientists probe the secrets behind deadly forms of cancer, Alzheimer's and heart disease.
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The birth of a protein is one of the most fundamental aspects of life as we know it, yet, surprisingly, there is still a lot that scientists do not know about them.
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With a 3D model created using aerial images from an unmanned aircraft, Wake Forest researchers are providing a new look at the extent of coal ash contaminants leaked into a North Carolina river earlier this ...
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Soaring over a dense canopy of trees, a flying, insect-like robot developed by Wake Forest researchers will give an unprecedented look at Peru's tropical cloud forest, one of the world's most biodiverse ecosystems.
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With that in mind, we decided to count down the 16 players most likely to impact those races — the Machados, if you will. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Includes Marteen (#15), MIKE OLT! (#12) and Profar clocks in at #5. 5. Jurickson Profar (Rangers) The no. 1 prospect in baseball according to several sources, Profar has an excellent glove, hits for average and extra bases, runs well, and happens to play shortstop; that's the recipe for a future seven-win player. He also doesn't turn 20 until Wednesday, the Rangers have the very able of combination of Elvis Andrus and Ian Kinsler up the middle, and GM Jon Daniels has a firm grasp on development curves and optimal usage of young talent. "We're not interested in having a young prospect sit on the bench and play 30 games over the course of the season," he said recently. On another team, Profar could add a no. 1 (or at least no. 2) 2013 impact projection to his top-dog status on prospect lists. As is, he'll wait for an injury, a slump, a role change — anything to get his deep, deep toolkit into a starting major league job.


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Sadie Jane, Sadie Mae, Ladybug-Sadiebug. And no, I'm not attached. Where on earth would you get THAT idea?
A friend found her freezing to death under a porch, and brought her over last night. It was almost enough to send Dan into a psychotic break. That's all he needs, another cat. Or the reputation that his wife has turned this house into some kind of safe-haven for kittens everywhere.
I assured him that we would find little Sadie a good home (not ours) in the immediate future. And so, like the SAINT that he is, Dan agreed to run to the store in the middle of the night for flea treatment. He loves me an awful lot, but I think this trip was mostly to get out of the cat-house. Because as soon as he got back, he retreated (locked himself in) to the bedroom.
Madeline, on the other hand, is smitten. She is holding Sadie by the neck/jaw/hind legs and snuggling her saying, "Awwww, this kitty is sooooo sweet." And I keep telling her,"Okay, thats enough." Take it easy Lennie Small.
But funnier than Dan or Madeline's reactions – is Jasper's. He can't decide if he wants to kiss her or eat her. At times he's a very motherly, which is totally hilarious because we haven't had him fixed yet – so every now and then as he's snuggling her or bathing her or toting her around in his mouth, I get a glimpse of his junk and laugh out loud, picturing him as a wonderfully gay cat-dad.
But when he's not busy nurturing his "young," he's playing with his new toy. Batting at her and sending her frailness bouncing across the living room floor. Or pinning her down on her back and poking at her gingerly with his paws.
Whether he's trying to snuggle her or pounce on her – he's always there – lurking. In every photo, lurking.
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Country Music Trivia Question Of The Day
Q: When Josh Turner was young he formed a Gospel quartet. What was the quartet's name?
Q: When Josh Turner was young he formed a Gospel quartet. What was the quartet's name?
On this day in 2010, Alan Jackson's "Freight Train Tour" kicked off in Fort Meyers, Florida with Josh Turner and Chris Young on tap to get the crowd revved up… Jackson recently returned from his first tour of Australia.
On this day in 2010, Josh Turner celebrated his four-week #1 song "Why Don't We Just Dance" in Nashville… Josh said that he always that song was special.
On this day in 2010, Josh Turner's "Why Don't We Just Dance" continued to hold on to the #1 spot on Billboard's country singles chart, making it his first three-week chart-topper.
On this day in 2010, "Why Don't We Just Dance," from Josh Turner's album Haywire was rolling through its second straight week on top of the Billboard country singles chart.
On this day in 2010, Josh Turner released his fourth studio album, Haywire, which features the #1 hit "Why Don't We Just Dance"… the song went #1 the same week as the album release.
Here's a hint for the number three song on our countdown: The title of the song involves a question, and dancing.
This artist, recognized by his deep, southern voice, claims the #4 spot on our year-end countdown.
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I don't believe in bullshit. I only believe in people who do hard work and do it well.
I don't believe in bullshit. I only believe in people who do hard work and do it well.
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eating my roommates' bailey filled cupcakes
You see, sometimes you have to turn about the things you are taught. You have to stand on your two feet and claim your true heritage. What does that mean? That means you belong to yourself. The fact that we can breathe is really kind of a miracle, and so if you see that and work for that, you finally find yourself claiming who you are, and you can only be a total human being and be a human being to others when you know who you are… and you have every right to do that.
Now people might say, oh, aren't you selfish? Well, I don't know what they mean. Who is more important in life than oneself? You own life is all lives. I feel that it we're self-centered - I don't mean that in a bad sense - it's a very healthy thing. Because if you're not self-aware you can't give. You have to have within you to give. Now if you want to give somebody you life, that's find because that comes from you. As long as it is your choice and you understand it, that's great. But if someone wants to take your life, you don't let them have it. Or any part of it. If it's superimposed on you then you are not recognizing your total being. The one thing you have to remember as long as you live: your mother, your father, your sister, your brother, nobody, nobody on earth is your center. Your center is your center. We humans can't encompass everything. We can only encompass a radius around us. If a human being permits anything to take them out of their center - which is the eye, the third eye placed between the other two eyes, within - they are giving up their true human inheritance. And that is the only thing there is. The minute you give it up, you're not in command of yourself. You're not a total being.
Louise Nevelson


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Posted by Scott Melnick on November 2, 2007 at 8:32 AM.
AISC's own Lou Geschwindner has published a new text book intended for a first course in steel design for civil and architectural engineers. Dr. G. is both vice president of engineering and research at AISC and a professor emeritus of architectural engineering at Penn State.
Sure the book contains all of the usual stuff on the unified ASD and LRFD steel spec: structural material, tension members, compression members, bending members, plate girders, members treated subjected to combined axial load and bending, bracing design, composite members, connection design, and an introduction to seismic force resistance. The cool part, though, is the examples and homework problems — complete with a website to find the answers.
The book, Unified Design of Steel Structures, is available for $131.95 from the publisher by visiting www.wiley.com or from www.amazon.com for just $111.95. A quick Google search, though, shows the best price might be at www.kevacorp.com, where I found it for just $78.37.