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Yan, Bing and Kong, Li-Li (2010) Binary and Ternary Heterometallic (La3+, Gd3+, Y3+)–Eu3+ Functionalized SBA-15 Mesoporous Hybrids: Chemically Bonded Assembly and Photoluminescence. Nanoscale Research Letters, 5 (7). pp. 1195-1203.
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A novel kind of organic–inorganic monomer SUASi has been achieved by modifying 5-sulfosalicylic acid (SUA) with 3-aminopropyltrimethoxysilane (APS), subsequently binary and ternary Eu3+ mesoporous hybrid materials with 5-sulfosalicylic acid (SUA)-functionalized SBA-15 and 1,10-phenanthroline (phen) are synthesized by co-condensation of SUASi and TEOS in the presence of Eu3+ complex and Pluronic P123 as a template. Finally, luminescent hybrid mesoporous materials consisting of active rare earth ions (Eu3+)—inert rare earth ions (Y3+, La3+, Gd3+) complex covalently bonded to the mesoporous materials network have been obtained via this sol–gel approach. The physical characterization and photoluminescence of all these resulting materials are studied in detail. Especially the luminescent behavior has been studied with the different ratios of Eu3+–(Y3+, La3+, Gd3+), which suggests that the existence of inert rare earth ions can enhance the luminescence intensity of Eu3+. This may be due to the intramolecular energy transfer between Y3+, La3+, Gd3+, and Eu3+ through the covalently bonded mesoporous framework.
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North Africa: A Fast Evolving Landscape
We felt rather guilty for releasing to you an 80+ page issue. For a moment we thought we should split it into two installments, but here's the problem: North Africa is a never ending source of critical matters at this very important junction of its history. The news and fast developing stories keep on pouring at such a speed that they inevitably require large amounts of reporting.
Problems abound and political leaders, including their military patrons are unable to find suitable solutions. There are no groundbreaking creative ideas going around in the region. Although we would love to share the occasional good news, we admit that there is a serious shortage of such positive matters. Continue here.


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Most of the photos on this site were extracted from reference images (high-resolution tiffs, 20 to 200 megabytes in size) from the Library of Congress research archive. (To query the database click here.) Many were digitized by LOC contractors using a Sinar studio back. They are adjusted by your webmaster for contrast and color in Photoshop before being downsized and turned into the jpegs you see here.
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September 1, 1900. "Taylor about to drive from 1st tee across the Ammonoosuc River, first round. Mount Pleasant House, White Mountains." British golfer J.H. Taylor at the famed New Hampshire resort. 8x10 glass negative. View full size.
And if your drive strikes a passing train, what to do, what to do. Wonder if the train would pause so that the golfers could play through? I can see a possible Buster Keaton short here.
Seems like many more men and women are bare headed than in most photos from this era!
I don't see the ball. Did he hit it on the backstroke?
[It's on the ground. - Dave]
When this photo was taken John Henry Taylor (1871-1963) was the current (British) Open champion winning by 8 strokes over Harry Vardon. A month later he was the runner up to Vardon in the US Open, after his playing career he became a course designer and was instrumental in forming the PGA of Britain.
The Lodge at Bretton Woods occupies that space now, in Coos county, and I have to say the building there is far less grand.
A little history of Mount Pleasant House.
One of them looks like Elvis!
More than one scary story could be written about this guy. I'm sure that's not actually a noose next to him in the window, but still.
Today the tee box is the area from which one tees off. Earlier on golfers used a mound of wet sand instead of a wooden tee. And that sand was kept in the tee box, seen here.


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Contemporary Arts Center has officially announced that Patti Smith will perform The Coral Sea with daughter/pianist Jesse Smith on May 17, in connection with her CAC exhibit, also called The Coral Sea, that opens the next day and features work not previously seen in the U.S.
At the concert, Smith will also play selected material from throughout her career.
The CAC website says that "The Coral Sea performance work found its beginnings from Smith's 1997 book of the same name, her requiem to her dear friend Robert Mapplethorpe (who took the cover photo of Smith's debut album, Horses, among his many other accomplishments). With music arranged and performed live by Kevin Shields — of heralded British shoegaze band My Bloody Valentine — two separate performances were held at London's Queen Elizabeth Hall in June 2005 and September 2006. In 2008 those performances were released as a live album."
Mapplethorpe's own posthumous photography retrospective at CAC, 1990's The Perfect Moment, became a major controversy when cultural conservatives led by now-retired Sheriff Simon Leis tried to shut it down for obscenity. In a famous trial, a jury sided with the CAC. The concert venue and ticket information will be announced soon at www.contemporaryartscenter.org.
I first wrote about Smith's art show coming to the CAC in CityBeat last year here.
Holidays are especially exciting times for children and, given the recent tragedy in Newtown, Conn., kids all over will likely be going to be getting a little extra love this season.
Zak Morgan knows kids. The Cincinnati-based singer/songwriter has already had an amazing career in children's music, with his second self-financed album, When Bullfrogs Croak, earning numerous awards and acclaim, including a 2004 Grammy nomination for Best Musical Album for Children, a remarkable feat for an independent artist.
Morgan's accomplishments and hard work (he notches over 200 shows a year for kids across the country) paid off with a contract with Universal Music's kids' music imprint, myKaZoo Music. His debut for the label, The Barber of the Beasts, came out in late October and would make a fantastic stocking-stuffer for the little ones this Christmas.
Like his previous releases, The Barber of the Beasts features artwork by famed local illustrator C.F. Payne and contains an extensive booklet of lyrics and drawings. The album also features some notable guests, from local musicians like Dan Dorff, Paul Patterson and Josh Seurkamp to nationally acclaimed artists like Robbie Fulks and locals Karin Bergquist (Over the Rhine) and the iconic Bootsy Collins.
But it's Morgan's magical stories and songs that are the focal point. There is a perfect formula for children's music; like with kids' films these days, many artists try to hard to make their albums "parent friendly" and tend to go overboard, while those who "dumb things down" tend to be the most annoying. Morgan's gift is finding the perfect balance.
The Barber of the Beasts is for smart and imaginative kids and parents, seeming designed to be enjoyed together. Morgan is great with clever word play and he isn't afraid to drop a few "big words" (or at least unfamiliar words). That's where the booklet's excellent vocabulary guide comes in handy. Parents can go over words with their children, who will have not only been entertained by Zak's fantastical storytelling, but will also learn something in the process.
Many of the tracks on Barber feature gorgeous chamber string arrangements, but there are also tunes like "Snow Day," on which Morgan channels his inner Tom Waits (vocally), the shuffling, jazzy Pop cut "Swinging On A Star," the Country-esque "Nancy Jane" and the great Bootsy collaboration, "The Case of the Dry Markers," a swingin', "spooky" Jazz struttin' mystery with a Halloween vibe.
Here is the debut music video from the album for "The Case of the Dry Markers":
The songs and music are elegant and often downright majestic (particularly the ones with the spine-tingling string arrangements), while Morgan's clever stories are loaded with a silliness that the young listeners will gleefully embrace.
I believe The Barber of the Beasts (which will specifically appeal to kids between around the ages of 1-8, but certainly fits the "fun for kids of all ages" bill) was released in time to make next year's Grammy nominations. It will be a crime if it doesn't make the cut. When it comes to children's music, Zak is like the Bob Dylan of the genre — minus the curmudgeonly grumpiness, of course.
This Saturday at 1 p.m., Morgan and a host
of special guests will present the local release party for the album at
The Monastery recording studio (2601 Stanton Ave., Walnut Hills), the
performance/recording space owned and operated by producer/guitarist Ric
Hordinski (who also performed on, produced and co-wrote material on the album).
Tickets are available through brownpapertickets.com for $10 (or $20 for families of two-five people). Remaining tickets will be available at the door the day of the show for $15 (or $25 per family). Your ticket also includes food and admission to the post-show pizza party.
Veteran singer/songwriter Maurice Mattei and his band The Tempers celebrate the release of their new CD, Mauled, this Saturday at The Redmoor in Mount Lookout. The show will feature an opening set by local Surf Rock band, Don't Fear the Reverb, plus appearances by David Wolfenberger, Mike Helm, Brandon Dawson, Sharon Udoh and more.
Cincinnati music's most iconic figure, Bootsy Collins, is gearing up to release a new album this spring, the funkmaster's first new material in five years. The guest list on Tha Funk Capital of the World is stacked with superstars from various fields, not just music. Along with Hip Hop legends Ice Cube, Snoop Dogg and Chuck D (who all perform with Bootsy on one track, "Hip Hop @ Funk U"), eclectic banjo master Bela Fleck and fellow Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Bobby Womack, the 16-track collection also features such non-musical figures as Al Sharpton, Tom Joyner, Dr. Cornel West and actor Samuel Jackson. Funk Capital has an April 26 release date.
Singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Brian Olive — who came into the Cincinnati music scene from nearby southwestern Indiana with his former band The Greenhornes in the '90s — is set to release his second solo effort, Two of Everything, early next month. The album is being issued June 7 by the Alive Naturalsound imprint, which issued Olive's 2009 debut. Click the arrow above to hear the new LP track "Left Side Rock. Olive's touring for the album begins next week in the south (Texas, Florida, etc.), leading up to his special appearance at the massive Bonnaroo music fest in Tennessee, where he'll join the legendary Dr. John as part of an all-star jam session.
I first started writing about the fine artists making music in Cincinnati in the early '90s, just before The Afghan Whigs released their breakthrough Gentlemen album on Elektra Records. The timing of my unexpected entry into "music journalism" coincided with the unexpected rise of the Cincinnati music scene's national profile. Today, my pal David Pescovitz (who actually made my unintentional career as a writer/editor possible) sent me a YouTube clip that brought back a rush of memories from that time period. Below you can take a look for yourself at the MTV News piece about the Cincinnati scene, a weird and telling moment in contemporary Cincy music history.
Nationally recognized as one of the best record stores in the Midwest, it makes sense that Northside's Shake It Records would go all out on the forthcoming global Record Store Day (April 16). Besides offering many of the limited-edition RSD exclusives being released by everyone from Blitzen Trapper, Yeasayer and Built to Spill to Television and The Velvet Underground (for the full list of exclusives, click here), the store/label is also issuing its own exclusive release from Shake It recording artists Wussy. And they'll be hosting an in-store appearance by modern Hip Hop hero Talib Kweli.
Attention '80s headbangers—and those misguided younger souls among our readership who are fascinated with '80s nostalgia: Thruster, Cincinnati's "premier" metalhead ensemble from those glory days of perms on men and t-shirts with no sleeves, is getting the fancy reissue treatment for their 1987 record M.I.A.
I attended my first South By Southwest festival in Austin, Tex., over 15 years ago to cover local Funk group SHAG's appearance at the festival for a much younger CityBeat. It seemed exciting back then that one of Cincinnati's biggest bands was invited to showcase at SXSW. This year, the amount of acts from the area performing is unprecedented — never has Cincinnati had such a presence at America's premier music fan/industry showcase and conference (which starts a week from today).
And it's not just performers. Representatives from local promo company The Counter Rhythm Group will be on hand in force, venture development group CincyTech is hosting regular chats as well as a Cincinnati hospitality headquarters and party in Austin and the progressive promotional/licensing machine The All Night Party is sponsoring both a tour centered around the Texas festival and its own showcase night at the event, a first for a local organization.
And, as we have most SXSWs over the past 17 years, CityBeat will have a reporter on the scene providing regular updates for this here blog. Be sure to check back often starting next week and see how are hometown heroes are doing.
Here's an overview of just some of the Cincy-centric happenings related to SXSW 2012:
• The All Night Party presents the Midwest by Southwest tour (also sponsored by this summer's Bunbury Music Festival and assisted by Counter Rhythm and Reveal Concepts) featuring, as the tagline reads, "Four Midwestern Bands — On A Mission to Rock." The tour has Cincinnati bands The Sundresses (repeat visitors to SXSW) and Wussy, as well as Cleveland rockers The Whiskey Daredevils and Lexington's Oh My Me. The jaunt begins Thursday at Mount Lookout's The Redmoor. (Doors open at 6 p.m., showtime is 8 p.m. and tickets are $10.) MWXSW will hit several other cities before and after the ANP SXSW showcase Tuesday at the Soho Lounge. The Lions Rampant will appear on the bill in Austin, as well.
If you'd like to help the caravan out, there is a Kickstarter campaign with some cool perks you can check out here. (Quick, only three days left!) Here's the promo vid:
• R. Ring, the acoustic duo featuring local musician/engineer Mike Montgomery (thistle, Ampline) and Dayton, Ohio's Kelley Deal (Breeders), will perform at a showcase hosted by the Misra label on March 15. Misra is releasing the twosome's first single in a few months, with a full-length to follow.
• Ohio Knife, a new duo project from The Chocolate Horse's Jason Snell, Andrew Higley and Joe Suer, is also headed to Austin and the local branch of branding agency Landor is tagging along. The company is hosting a travelogue website here so you can follow along at home. Ohio Knife plays a tour kickoff show Friday at The Comet in Northside. The band will hit other clubs in Tennessee and Texas along its way to SXSW.
• Local Indie Pop faves Pomegranates are now labelmates (on the Modern Outsider imprint) with fellow Cincy band Bad Veins. While the Veins won't be performing in Texas (they're preparing their own tour launch March 19 in Colorado), the Poms will play the official Modern Outsider SXSW showcase on March 14 at Trinity Hall.
• Indie/Folk/Electro/Pop powerhouse The Seedy Seeds took part in a SXSW launch party a couple of weeks ago. The band performs at the All Night Party showcase Tuesday.
• Eccentric breakout rockers Foxy Shazam are one of the headliners of a showcase presented by the huge booking company The Agency Group on March 15 at Latitude 30; the day before they'll play an afternoon party.
• Cincy RCA Records recording artists Walk the Moon aren't technically "showcasing" for SXSW, but they will be in Austin for the MTVu Woodie Awards ceremony and festival held in during SXSW, where they'll be performing and hoping to score the Breaking Woodie award they're competing for against acts like tUnE-YarDs and Lana Del Rey. Vote for the hometown boys here, where you can also watch a live stream from the March 15 festival.


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How to turn off Google Buzz, or just close some of its privacy loopholes
Google's been bragging about how many users are on its new Google Buzz service, but a lot of those people want to turn Buzz off. We're already discovering major privacy loopholes in Buzz (okay, the whole thing feels like a privacy loophole) like people's private, backup email addresses being exposed through @replies, and everyone being able to see who you follow.
For the Buzz-haters out there, here's a guide to turning Buzz off, or just disabling specific features of the new services.
Turn Buzz off altogether
To turn off Google Buzz altogether, find the "turn off Buzz" link at the bottom of your Gmail screen. It won't remove your followers/following list or change the settings on your Buzz account, but Buzz won't actively bother you anymore.
If you don't want everyone to see the people you're following and the people who follow you on Buzz, you can turn that off via your Google Profile. (There should be a link to your Google Profile at the top of your Buzz page, next to your followers/following numbers.) Go to "settings" and then find "Display the list of people I'm following and people following me," on the right side of the screen, near your profile image. Uncheck it. Boom.
Remove the Buzz unread count from your Gmail sidebar
If you don't want to kill Buzz altogether, but you feel nagged by seeing how many unread Buzz items you have piling up, you can switch the count off with a userscript. It works with Greasemonkey in Firefox, Greasekit in Safari, and now natively in Chrome. You can snag the script at userscripts.org.
Blocking unwanted followers
It wasn't obvious before, but Google has thrown in more prominent "block" links next to each of your followers, right on the followers list page. Keep in mind that "block" and "ignore" are different, so when you get a new follower, make sure you're totally blocking him if you don't want him seeing your Buzz.
Keeping Buzz updates out of your inbox
If you're okay with Buzz, but hate seeing its updates in your inbox along with your regular Gmail, it's time to create a filter. First, find the "create a filter" link next to the Gmail search box. In the "has the words" field for your new filter, enter "label:buzz" (without the quotation marks). Click next, and ignore the warning about labels that might pop up. As for what to do with the Buzz spam, choose "Skip the Inbox (archive it)." Voila! No more buzzing in your inbox. This Buzz-killing tip comes from Lifehacker.


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Press release: High-level government representatives, United Nations officials and private sector leaders called on the international community to ensure that the sustainable energy needs of the world's Least Developed Countries (LDCs) are placed at the forefront of the international agenda. The call is for a global goal on sustainable energy for all to be included in the post-2015 development... Read more
Following the High-Level Event on Sustainable Energy for Least Developed Countries on 23 September 2013, the three Co-chairs have issued a Communiqué, calling for a global goal on sustainable energy for all. Read more
In 2013, 232 million people, or 3, 2 percent of the world's population were international migrants. Migration poses great opportunities, but also challenges. 3-4 October, The High-level Dialogue on Migration and Development gathered UN member states and civil society to discuss how to make migration work. The Norwegian delegation was led by Minister of International Development Heikki Holmås. Read more
Pakistan, Norway and Denmark push for international targets on Sustainable Energy for all. Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg, Prime Minister of Pakistan Muhammad Nawaz Sharif and the Minister for Development Co-operation of Denmark agreed to continue their engagement with the Sustainable Energy for All initiative when they met on Tuesday. Read more
After four months' of discussions on energy and development around the world and in cyberspace, the Governments of Norway, Tanzania and Mexico convened the High Level Meeting on Energy in the Post-2015 Development Agenda in Oslo on 9 April 2013. Read more
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Ran the 10 man tonight - got through Marrowgar and some attempts on Lady Deathwhisper. On marrowgar 80% of the damage I took was from his cleave, a physical attack which I was able to both dodge and parry. Also, the giant adds as you head in also hit pretty hard.
Not that Marrowgar was particularly difficult, but avoidance would be much better than EH for that fight. I am looking forward to mixing and matching multiple gear sets again. Oh and Bonebreaker Scepter dropped :D


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The Science Journal of the American Association for Respiratory Care
Introduction: The practice of administering Albuterol (ALB) by metered dose inhaler (MDI) is increasing in ventilated neonates. This study was designed to measure some aspects of this practice.
Methods: A survey instrument was developed that measured 27 aspects of ALB administration. The survey was administered by phone to hospitals with a neonatal fellowship program (J Pediatr 1999;134(1):41A-45A). Participation was requested from respiratory therapists or managers having direct knowledge of neonatal clinical practices. Results are reported as percentages and where applicable ± 1 SD. Results: Eighty-one hospitals were eligible for participation and there were 68 responses (84% response rate). Responders averaged 35 ± 13 NICU beds and 11 ± 5 ventilators/day. Fifty-seven percent of respondents reported administering ALB by MDI. Table 1 describes the breakdown of ALB MDI usage. The following doses of ALB were reported: average dose 1 puff = 31%, 2 puffs = 64%, 4 puffs = 5%; maximum dose 2 puffs = 31%, 3 puffs = 14%, 4 puffs = 34%, 6 puffs = 11%, 8 puffs = 6%. One hospital reported using up to 40 puffs per treatment. ALB MDI/spacer is placed in-line in 32% of hospitals, hand-bagged in 55% or administered both ways in 13%. In-line spacer placement was reported as follows: between ETT and ventilator circuit = 56%, and in the inspiratory limb = 44%. Waiting time between MDI actuations: 20 sec = 6%, 30 sec = 26%, 45 sec = 14%, 60 sec = 46%, 90 sec = 3%, 120 sec = 3%, 180 sec = 3%. When asked whether spacer dead space is of concern, 83% said no. If ALB is administered by nebulizer, placement of the nebulizer is described in Table 2. One hospital reported administering ALB directly down the ETT. Discussion: The majority of respondents administer ALB by MDI and average 1-2 actuations per treatment. The most common waiting period is 30-60 sec between actuations and there was little concern about the dead space introduced by spacers. It is noteworthy that 42% of institutions continue to administer ALB by nebulizer despite the inefficiencies of this method. Furthermore, there is a lack of consensus regarding nebulizer placement.
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27 November 2014 18:15
THE family of a man who is receiving specialist treatment after suffering horrendous head injuries in an attack say they are going to make the best they can of Christmas.
The family of 38-year-old David Morton Thomas, from Johnstown, say they have always spent Christmas together and this year will be no different.
David was attacked during a night out in Chester in March and has been moved from Wrexham's Maelor Hospital to a specialist neurological rehabilitation unit in Wirral.
David's sister, Kim Jones of Ponciau, said: "David was moved to the unit, which is part of Clatterbridge Hospital, a week ago.
"The staff are encouraging him to feed himself and he is fed through a tube in the evenings to make sure he gets the right nutrients.
"He is not speaking. There are communication difficulties. I feel he can understand what we say to him, but I'm not an expert. The staff are assessing what he is capable of."
Kim said the family work together to ensure that someone is with David by his side every day.
"Obviously it is not going to be a very nice Christmas but it will be something that we have to get through," she added.
"Our family has always got together at Christmas and we are determined that this year will be no different. We will be going to see David and making the very best of it that we can. We will be buying presents, but I'm not too sure what yet."
She added that the family is infuriated the man responsible for David's injuries – 30-year-old Alan Junior Gilmartin of Sycamore Drive, Lache – only received a two-and-a-half years sentence after pleading guilty to inflicting grievous bodily harm.
Kim said officers from the probation service had been in contact to tell her Gilmartin could possibly be out of prison in October next year.
"This man nearly killed David. We don't want anyone else to have to suffer what we are going through as a family. We are still pressing for him to have a much longer sentence."
At the time of the attack Gilmartin was out on licence. When he was sentenced, the court was told Gilmartin had a criminal record dating back to 1995, including previous convictions for burglary and a number of violent offences.
He was convicted of burglary in 2006 and in 2009 he was sent to prison for a year for assault.
Clwyd South MP Susan Elan Jones has already written to the Justice Secretary Ken Clarke demanding a top-level probe of the case, but the request has been turned down.
Kim said the family greatly valued the campaigning work which Ms Jones continues to make on their behalf.
"There are so many people who have helped us and we would like to thank them."
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Best wishes to David and his family. The sentence handed down to Gilmartin was an absolute disgrace.
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If you see a Great Pyrenees on our Pet List that you are interested in ask yourself these questions..... Can I handle keeping an eye on this Pyr? He or she will tend to want to roam so must be leashed or fenced. Can I afford a dog this big?? They are quite expensive to maintain. Can I handle their barking? Thay are big barkers because they are guardians at heart. Can I handle the shedding and slobber?? Can I handle the big chewing and scratched up floors? Can I handle my children around my Pyr and my Pyr around my children?? Adding a big dog is like adding another or a child. If after going through these questions you are still interested in the Pyr please feel free to write or call for more information. The application for adoption is at our website www.agprescue.com.
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Appalachian Great Pyrenees Rescue fosters, vets, transports, and rehomes Great Pyrenees in the VA, WV, DC, and MD regions. We operate under the guidelines and ethics of the Great Pyrenees Club of America.
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Visit our website to download an application for adoption. Email, fax, or mail the application in and we will call or write with possible matches as soon as possible.
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County staff will give a presentation that outlines county revenues, expenditures, budget outlook, and a five-year forecast for Humboldt County's finances, according to a press release.
Members of the public who attend the meetings will be able to interact via web conference with the public and supervisors at other venues.
County staff and board members will utilize the comments from the community meeting to build budget proposals, according to the release. Humboldt County's county administrative officer will make recommendations to the supervisors in June based on submittals from county departments, and information gathered at this meeting.
If you go:
All meetings are Thursday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
* Hoopa High School Room 101, 11400 State Highway 96.
* Ferndale High School Library, 1231 Main Street.
* Blue Lake Elementary Room 14, 631 Greenwood Ave.
* Southern Humboldt Unified School District Office conference room, 110 School Road, Miranda.
* Humboldt County Office of Education annex, 901 Myrtle Ave. Eureka.


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Promoting Healthy Lifestyles
Nursing students help UM workers stay well
The contract employees who maintain University facilities and infrastructure have direct access to some special maintenance services themselves, thanks to a series of health fairs staffed by UM nursing students.
Conducted since 2004, the sessions are part of UM's Contract Employee Enrichment Program, which offers educational and health assessment and awareness classes for workers employed by UM contractors.
Offered on the Coral Gables, Miller School, and Rosenstiel School campuses in English, Spanish, and (on the Miller campus) Haitian Creole, a series of health fairs last fall and this spring drew more than 150 employees. UM nursing students provided presentations on varied health concerns as well as cholesterol, vision, blood pressure, and body-mass index screenings.
"The health fairs allow us to provide hands-on, highly diverse experience to our students while helping Human Resources meet its outreach goals," says faculty member Rosemary Hall, PhD, RN. She notes that the students who work at the fairs have received appropriate training through coursework, skills labs, and clinics. "Any student who is interested in participating will have an opportunity to do so," Hall says.
"The caring and professionalism of the nursing faculty and students create a sense of trust among our workers," says Cecilia Calderon Salzburg, contract employee health care coordinator for human resources at UM. Senior Erica Vergara conducted screenings and educational sessions at three employee events last fall. "I enjoyed the opportunity to raise awareness on health issues while building my skills," she says.
Andrew Jett, an accelerated BSN student, handled glucose and cholesterol testing at health fairs on both the Gables and medical campuses. "The experience was very gratifying," he says. "It opened my eyes to the need for community health screenings and the possibilities of providing for the uninsured."


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Back at it again.
Back at it again.
This is the incindiary first single for the long-awaited Curly Castro x Fakts One opus – Restroy & Debuild.
"Emmett Till will never be forgotten, and this racial chaos is STILL occurring. So we must Stand, Fight, and Scream for our Justice. and this track, Emmett Still, is my banshee scream into the closing night. With the vocal stylings of Margel the Sophant to lead all the wandering souls, and the acoustics provided by the legend- Fakts One, we hope it helps light the way towards Rebellion."
-Curly Castro
Newest joint from Myster DL x Alias aka Burner & Hooch
Birthday boy Fakts Uno decided to flip it and give everyone else a gift today – New music from the three man OVM squad of No Doz, Alias, & Sunny Black.
Coming off of the Alias & Fakts One album Second Chances (JWAY/Brick) Alias linked up with No Doz & Sunny Black for an OVM crew reunion. After rocking a run of winter shows in the Northeast, the OVM sessions ended up turning into a full-fledged project with beats from Soul Searchers, On & On, and Fakts One. The Fakts-produced "Doin' Thangs" is out now on iTunes
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Happy 2013 in Cleethorpes!
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A New Year to Cleethorpes people, let's hope 2013 beings health, happiness and hope to everyone.
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Date — 7 January, 2014
Venice, 7 January 2014 – Following the opening of the first Italian boutique in Rome in March of last year, IWC Schaffhausen is now putting down roots in Venice. To underline the importance of the Italian market, the Swiss watch manufacturer has decided to expand its retail network at Piazza San Marco in Venice, the beating heart of one of the world's most beautiful and celebrated cities.
IWC has opened a boutique in Venice, at Piazza San Marco, a prestigious address in the heart of one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Visitors are invited to discover the fascinating world of the six IWC watch families, the art of craftsmanship and the appeal of fine watchmaking. "Piazza San Marco is certainly one of the best-known and most famous squares not only in Italy, but also around the world. Presenting our mechanical masterpieces, our philosophy and our tradition in such a historic and prestigious setting is therefore an honour," commented Beppe Ambrosini, Brand Manager of IWC Italy.
—Piazza San Marco 43, 30124 Venice
Located inside a historic Venetian palace dating back to the 16th century, the new boutique extends over a 50-square-metre area facing the bell tower of St Mark's Basilica, a perfect setting in which to highlight the prestigious timepieces of IWC Schaffhausen. Guests entering the boutique are welcomed by a comfortable lounge area. Using dark wood, chrome steel and leather, IWC architects have created an elegant atmosphere reflecting the clean lines of IWC's fine watchmaking. Furthermore, the team of designers has developed a project that fits perfectly in such a unique location by maintaining the original vaults, frescos and the 1950s staircase by Venetian architect Mario Venturini.
In addition to the vast collection of IWC watches, visitors will also find a wide range of Boutique Exclusive Editions, available only at the worldwide retail network of IWC boutiques.
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The Pilot's Watch Chronograph Edition "The Last Flight" in platinum went under the hammer for CHF 40,000. The entire proceeds will benefit the Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Youth Foundation, which will use them to provide financial support to a children's hospital in Brazil. Read Article
This November, during its sale of Important Watches, Sotheby's Geneva will proudly offer for sale a special limited edition watch from the celebrated Swiss luxury watch manufacturer IWC Schaffhausen. Read Article
Georges Kern, CEO of IWC Schaffhausen, and Brand Director Karoline Huber hosted the brand's first ever Ladies Only Fashion Dinner to celebrate the launch of the Portofino Midsize collection. Read Article
IWC Schaffhausen will be at the heart of the world's toughest offshore race as Official Timekeeper for the second time, and celebrates the event with a special edition: the Portuguese Yacht Club Chronograph "Ocean Racer", limited to 1,000 watches. Read Article


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"When a Stranger Calls," which is a remake of the 1979 Columbia Pictures cult horror film, debuts at No. 1 on the box office with an estimated $22 million worth of tickets for the three-day, Friday-to-Sunday period. Last week's champ "Big Momma's House 2" falls to 2nd place with $13.35 million, followed then by the comedy flick "Nanny McPhee" at No. 3 with $9.9 million in ticket sales.
No. 4 is the drama romance "Brokeback Mountain" which scores $5.7 million, ahead of "Hoodwinked" at 5th with $5.3 million. Meanwhile, "Underworld: Evolution" comes at No. 6, scores $5.1 million, while the new release "Something New" is at 7th with $5 million. No. 8 to 10 in succession are "Annapolis," $3.5 million, "Walk the Line," $3.4 million, and "Glory Road," $3 million.
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GALLERY: Pick of the best beach bags for summer 2013
Beach bags are particularly big news this year, as all our favourite designers have had a go at designing something special for the seaside. Spurred on by Karl Lagerfeld's crazy, oversized beach bag for Chanel, Christian Louboutin, Marc Jacobs and a host of other names have created roomy and jolly looking bags that will make for perfect holiday arm candy. These creative flights of fancy have filtered down to the high street, with plenty of unusual and fun totes to choose from - whether you're going to Hawaii or Hastings.
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disappointing raspberries
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Mac gamers have faster computers, fatter Internet connections... and more microphones... than Windows users
The first thing that jumps out is the average amount of RAM: a lot of Windows Steam users are still stuck with 32-bit Windows XP, and thus limited at 2 or 3GB of RAM. Mac OS X users, with their up-to-date 64-bit OS, enjoy at least 4GB. There are also more Mac users with multi-core systems -- again, probably because Mac users are early-adopters, while Windows gamers could still be using old hardware.
The only real discrepancy though, and one that won't surprise many gamers, is the crappy 9400M integrated graphics that still ships on a vast majority of Mac machines. Sure, integrated GPUs work, but you can be sure that those 32% of Mac gamers using the 9400M aren't running games at a high resolution! Once upon a time I was told to move from PC to Mac 'because of its superior graphics capabilities' -- perhaps that's the case on workstation Macs, but it wouldn't cost much to put a decent gaming graphics card in low-level Macs too! (I bet we'll be seeing some 'Gamer Macs' soon...)
Finally, the peripherals: microphones and Internet connections. It seems that Mac users, believe it or not, have faster Internet connections. This could be an early-adoption thing, but I think it's more likely that a Mac user is simply more proud of his hardware; his megabucks investment. When you spend a lot on a computer, you want to make the most out of it -- a decent Internet connection is cheap compared to a brand new computer, after all. To put it another way: I know a lot of Windows users that live in dank hovels... but Mac users are definitely a bit more well-to-do.
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On this edition of The Unsportsmanlike Conduct Show, as Ed begins to prepare for Cotto vs. Margarito 2 we chopped it up with Will Strickland and Morgan Campbell of All Balls Don't Bounce to discuss the potential of their upcoming fight. Plus, Morgan continues to pester Ed about not knowing Spanish. This bothers Ed greatly.
Also, Michael Felder of In The Bleachers joined us to chop it up with us on all things college football as Conference Championship Saturday arises. Is LSU vs. Alabama already a done deal, or does Oklahoma State have anything to say about the matter. Plus, Is the Heisman race settled? Does Andrew Luck have the lifetime achievement Heisman award locked up, or can Trent Richardson or Robert Griffin III do anything about it?
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Organic wine growing gains ground in France
Switching to organic methods of agriculture have seen a return of flora and fauna and insects to vineyards.
Sun, Mar 25, 2012 at 01:15 PM
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BORDEAUX, France — Organic wine growing is gaining ground in France where a Bordeaux Sauternes "grand cru", the highest classification level, has just been awarded the official biological farming (AB) logo.
Chateau Guiraud 2011 will be the first of the region's top Sauterne wines to carry the logo, some 15 years after one of its owners, Xavier Planty, first started to experiment with organic farming.
The sweet white wine — made from a mixture of semillon and sauvignon blanc grapes — has been grown for hundreds of years in this southwestern French region, but production today involves neither artificial pesticides, nor fertilizers, nor herbicides.
It all started in 1996 when Planty decided he was fed up with constant chemical treatment of his cornfields and of his own private 15 hectares (37 acres) of vineyards.
Two years earlier, a friend of his who spent his whole life treating fields with chemicals, had died of cancer, and he decided "to work differently."
He started off with a 12-hectare (29 acres) vineyard to "learn the ropes" and suffered a number of setbacks.
But working alongside an agricultural engineer, he began to "regenerate the soil" with liquid manure to replenish the grassy vegetation that grows naturally around vine stock.
"Rather than feed the soil with fertilizer we feed it with bacteria, traditional underground fare. It's easy to go bio," says Planty.
"Illnesses such as mildew (a mushroom which nearly wiped out French vineyards in the 19th century) are closely monitored, and with weather conditions known up to a week in advance treatment can be giving preventively," he said.
"It's incredible to see how the fauna and flora have returned", he said, speaking of his pleasure "at seeing butterflies and insects I hadn't seen in a long time."
An insect census of Chateau Guiraud's 100 hectares of vineyards found 635 different varieties, compared to fewer than 200 in "conventional" vineyards.
To help expand biodiversity, some six kilometers (3.7 miles) of hedges have been planted "to help protect insects and feed them in the spring."
The multiplication of insects which feed on vine predators has allowed Planty to dispense completely with insecticides since 2004.
While Chateau Guiraud was the first Bordeaux "grand cru" to experiment with organic growing, Chateau Fonroque, a Saint-Emilion "grand cru", was first to win the organic label in 2006.
The Aquitaine region, around the Garonne river, is today the third largest in the country to experiment with organic vineyards, behind Languedoc-Roussillon and Provences-Alpes-Cote-D'azur, respectively in southwest and southern France.
Aquitaine now has 300 organic-certified vineyards and 400 working their way to it, even though few of these include top wines.
But change is afoot, according to many vineyard owners.
"There are people who grow organic but don't say so" because some consumers are still prejudiced against the idea of organic wine, according to the Aquitaine bio growers association.
"Others, who aren't certified, say they are doing it, but forget to mention they are just testing a few rows of vines," it added.
French organic vineyards doubled between 2007 and 2010 and then increased again 28 percent between 2009 and 2010 to reach 50,268 hectares (124,214 acres). These vineyards were run by 3,945 producers, up by 30 percent between 2009 and 2010, who made some 322 million euros ($426 million) from their wine.
"For us, it's not marketing, it's our philosophy. We want as many people as possible to follow suit," said Caroline Blondeel, in charge of customer relations at Chateau Fonroque.
Chateau Fonroque offers advice to all wine growers who want to try their hand at organic farming "not only to protect the environment, but to protect people who work in the vineyards."
As a for the wine itself, "natural treatment allows for greater effect from the soil itself, which allows for more aromas," according to Blondeel.
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'The Solicitors Compensation Fund could be hit by a new wave of property claims after a High Court ruling on two test cases relating to a buy-to-let scheme.'
Legal Futures, 7th November 2014
Source: www.legalfutures.co.uk
'The Solicitors Compensation Fund could be hit by a new wave of property claims after a High Court ruling on two test cases relating to a buy-to-let scheme.'
Legal Futures, 7th November 2014
Source: www.legalfutures.co.uk
'The Chartered Institute of Legal Executives (CILEx) has won the approval of the House of Commons to grant its members rights to conduct reserved probate and conveyancing work.'
Legal Futures, 10th September 2014
Source: www.legalfutures.co.uk
'A Devon firm has won an appeal against a £186,000 damages award for professional negligence following a conveyancing row with a former client.'
Law Society's Gazette, 20th May 2014
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'The Court of Appeal has overturned a ruling which excused from liability a law firm which was duped into releasing £150,000 of mortgage funds.'
Legal Futures, 25th February 2014
Source: www.legalfutures.co.uk
'The purpose of this article is to consider the increasingly common situation where purchasers buy property in their joint names, subject to an express declaration of trust, and where one party has contributed significantly more towards the purchase price (or may have provided all of the funds for the purchase). The same principles apply whether the purchase is by cohabitees, family members or friends.'
Zenith Chambers, 27th November 2013
Source: www.zenithchambers.co.uk
'Law firms are facing thousands of claims for professional negligence over their involvement in "right to buy" work, it has emerged.'
Legal Futures, 27th November 2013
Source: www.legalfutures.co.uk
"There will be plenty of lawyers crowing over the failure of In-Deed Online. Expect a lot of 'I told you so-ing'. It will be used as evidence that alternative business structures (ABSs) are flawed and that the much-heralded change in the legal market will prove to be a bust."
Legal Futures, 3rd June 2013
Source: www.legalfutures.co.uk
"The conveyancing profession has always had to walk a difficult line in carrying out its day-to-day activities in property transactions. Not only are conveyancers required to be expert in all aspects of property related law, but they have a duty of care to everyone in the transaction (or so it seems). It can easily be the case that, despite a firm's intentions to act in their client's best interests, under outcomes-focused regulation, they can still be held liable for issues that arise. This responsibility, coupled with increasing regulation and compliance requirements, downward pressure on fees and on-going problems with access to lender panels, makes the conveyancing landscape more than a little challenging."
New Law Journal, 18th April 2013
Source: www.newlawjournal.co.uk
Day and another v Day [2013] EWCA Civ 280; [2013] WLR (D) 129
"For the purposes of the doctrine of rectification in the case of a voluntary settlement it was the subjective intention of the settlor that was of relevance in determining whether the court should order rectification and an outward expression or objective communication of that intention was unnecessary in such a case."
WLR Daily, 27th March 2013
Source: www.iclr.co.uk
"Changes to the stamp duty land tax (SDLT) sub-sale rules announced as part of the draft Finance Bill 'will introduce complexity and uncertainty into commercial transactions' said John Christian, a property tax expert at Pinsent Masons, the law firm behind Out-law.com."
OUT-LAW.com, 11th December 2012
Source: www.out-law.com
"It is said that there are more questions on the application form to be a member of a lender's conveyancing panel than there are to join MI5. Whether or not that is true, it is clear that if you want to do a good job for your homebuying clients, and act for lenders as well as your clients in any conveyancing transaction, chances are you will have to go through onerous vetting procedures now required by banks and building societies to be on their panels of approved solicitors."
Law Society's Gazette, 1st November 2012
Source: www.lawgazette.co.uk
"A solicitor from Swansea jailed for fraud and money laundering has had his conviction quashed and been set free."
BBC News, 14th March 2012
Source: www.bbc.co.uk
Cameron v Boggiano and another [2012] EWCA Civ 157; [2012] WLR (D) 39
"A court was entitled to seek assistance on the construction of a plan and title documents by taking account of the topographical features at the relevant date, provided the documents were ambiguous."
WLR Daily, 21st February 2012
Source: www.iclr.co.uk
"The legal element of buying a house is regarded as a necessary evil, the part that always slows the transaction down. This isn't necessarily true, of course. But conveyancing is proving to be just as much of a pain to the legal profession as it can be to the public."
The Guardian, 19th January 2012
Source: www.guardian.co.uk
"As if finding a property, saving for a deposit and passing credit and salary checks weren't enough for would-be homebuyers, lenders have thrown in a new issue: your solicitor. An increasing number of borrowers are finding that their lender will not work with the law firm they have chosen to do their conveyancing – a situation that is reducing consumer choice and can add costs, hassle and delay to the homebuying process. And the problem is likely to grow."
The Guardian, 2nd September 2011
Source: www.guardian.co.uk
"Legal executives could be granted independent rights to provide conveyancing services from next September, if a forthcoming application to the Legal Services Board is successful."
Law Society's Gazette, 29th November 2010
Source: www.lawgazette.co.uk
"Is the referral fee debate over? Two reports submitted recently to the Legal Services Board (LSB) would make one think that it is, even though the board itself has still to reach a final decision."
Law Society's Gazette, 14th June 2010
Source: www.lawgazette.co.uk
"Tesco, the UK's largest retailer, is plotting to take on high street solicitors by launching a property conveyancing service."
Daily Telegraph, 3rd June 2007
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Chair of Goodmans LLP. Practices corporate, commercial and securities law and provides counsel in connection with public offerings, mergers and acquisitions, and business restructurings. Dale is a Director of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment Ltd. and is an Alternate NHL Governor and Alternate NBA Governor. Dale also serves on the Board of RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust and the CAMH Foundation. In 2012, Dale was recognized among "Toronto's 50 Most Influential People" by Toronto Life Magazine. He is a Director of Canada's "Top 40 Under 40", a recipient of the Award in 1995 and its "Best of the Best" Canadian Leadership Award in 2005.
Dale is recognized as a leading practitioner by The Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory (corporate/M&A) and has been recommended by Chambers Global Guide to the World's Leading Lawyers (corporate/M&A), Practical Law Company's Which Lawyer? (corporate/M&A), Euromoney's Guide to the World's Leading M&A Lawyers, IFLR 1000 (M&A), The Lexpert/ALM Guide to the Leading 500 Lawyers in Canada (corporate finance) and The Best Lawyers in Canada (corporate/M&A /securities).
Dale was honoured as one of the ICRF's 2010 "Men of Distinction" for his philanthropic efforts and contributions to the community. In 2011 and 2012, he was presented with the ICRF's Chairman's Award. He has also served as a Member of the Board of Trustees of the Hospital for Sick Children and has been recognized as an "Honorary Detective" by the Toronto Police Service for his contributions to the Toronto Police Service.
Dale is a lecturer in securities law at Osgoode Hall Law School and was the recipient of the "Adjunct Faculty Award for Teaching Excellence" in 2005. In 2014, Dale became a Distinguished Visiting Fellow in the Law Practice Program at Ryerson University.
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- Publisher: Square Enix
- Release Date: Jun 21, 2012
- Also On: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 180 Ratings
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Mixed: 28 out of 180
Negative: 21 out of 180
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Nov 12, 2012This game is like portal 2, only boring and repetitive. I was more excited with watching in-game paintings changing art styles in a different game modes then actually playing game itself. I'm fine with a game being arcade itself, although there are much better arcades with puzzle elements. And I hate laser levels with constant trial-and-error parts the most.
Aug 17, 2012What a grand disappointment this game was. This is definitely no Portal... the puzzles mostly consisted of a lot of trial and error, despite already knowing how to solve it, you constantly just have to fight with controls and the game itself to get the solution exactly right, which is annoying. Then there is not enough variety while playing and some parts are just very boring. The writing of the story is surprisingly bad and John de Lancie's performance does not really fit, as if he was just reading some lines. The game also features certain jokes and not one of them is really funny, which is the worst that can happen to a game that always tries to be comedic. Worst of all is the anticlimactic ending, what an awful waste of time and money.
After all, since Kim Swift made that game without Valve this result seems logical, the principal game idea is good, but the execution of it into a game is - without Valves team - just underwhelming. Sound was mediocre, a bit too childish for my taste and graphically the game also looks as if it was designed for children, but I don't care about the visuals too much.… Expand
Jul 16, 2012You're going to hear people say "if you like Portal you'll like Quantum Conundrum". This isn't the case. While Portal focuses on the PUZZLE solving aspect, Quantum Conundrum focuses on the TIMING aspect. I do not enjoy being unable to solve a puzzle because I can't time making a safe fly in the air correctly. I did like the humor of this game (and in that way it was very similar to Portal). Sadly the story simply wasn't enough to make me want to finish this game. Maybe someday I'll go back and finish it, but for now it just keeps pissing me off.… Expand
Jun 28, 2012I was excited to play this after I saw the different dimensions in trailer and started to imagine what amazing puzzles could be made with them. Unfortunately, every puzzle is way too easy, I bet even 10 year olds could figure them out quickly. I was in and out each room with ease. The only times I got stuck was when the execution of the puzzles was too clunky and needed multiple tries. Unlike Portal, you never have to think outside the box. Top that off with a lackluster story, a GLADOS rip-off commentary which makes no sense and is supposed to be funny but ends up annoying, and an obsolutely anticlimatic ending, there is no way I could have given it more than a 6.
P.S. Metacritic is not allowing me to give it a proper rating, so I guess it will have to be a 0.… Expand
Jun 25, 2012the puzzles are way to easy, if you can call them puzzles, this game is a parkour game not a puzzle game. Not to mention there is no graphics options, and there is tons of bloom rape to make up for the bad graphics.
This game is nothing compared to portal. Its biggest failing are badly designed puzzles. After figuring out what to do, I spent way too long trying to throw a box or something else just in the right spot. Very frustrating. Also if you fail, you usually have to start again, resetting almost all items.
Writing is also average at best. Paintings and other assets are mostly recycled from previous levels. There is nothing that makes the player keep playing. Bottom line, don't waste your money.… Collapse
This game is nothing compared to portal. Its biggest failing are badly designed puzzles. After figuring out what to do, I spent way too long trying to throw a box or something else just in the right spot. Very frustrating. Also if you fail, you usually have to start again, resetting almost all items.
Writing is also average at best. Paintings and other assets are mostly recycled from previous levels. There is nothing that makes the player keep playing. Bottom line, don't waste your money.… Collapse
Jan 29, 2013Quantum Conundrum lacks many things that made Portal so entertaining. It never shocks you with amazing possibilities. It doesn't make you head spin with ingenious ways to solve a trite problem. It doesn't force you to look at the problem at a completely different angle. This is just a puzzle about moving boxes from one place to another.
Oct 14, 2012Interesting puzzles, marred by dull environments and stupid requirement for jumping, seemingly with roller skates. [Sept 2012]
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On Sunday morning, Aug. 7, an expected 8,000 runners and walkers will invade the capital city for the inaugural Rock n' Roll Providence Half Marathon. The race is the latest of the popular Rock n' Roll Marathon series that has already made its way to 25 U.S. cities and an additional two more internationally.
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