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Spring 2015 Fitness Schedule
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The spring 2015 schedule for Fitness classes is available now!
We've changed up some of the class times to better fit your busy work and school schedule.
Registration will be open starting dead week to all USU students, faculty and staff.
Campus Recreation Fitness is aimed at giving students--as well as faculty and staff--a fun yet rigorous exercise program that is also social and dynamic. We offer three different options to help you stay in shape: exercises classes, races and Crossfit.
Ten classes are offered Monday through Friday at morning and night: Yoga, Core, Kickboxing Bootcamp, HIIT, Cycling, Zumba, Powersculpt, SUP Yoga, and Cycling & Core. Single classes a $20 each for students and $35 for access to all 10 classes. USU faculty and staff prices are $30 for a single class and $50 for access to all 10 classes. Classes begin for the spring 2015 semester January 12.
Class registrations and descriptions here
The spring races are all indoor triathlons, aimed to help beginners get ready for the triathlon season in late spring and early summer. The indoor triathlons will be January 24, 2015, February 21, and March 21. All of the races are available to USU students, faculty and staff.
Race registrations and descriptions here
Crossfit at USU is the fastest growing fitness program on campus. It's no surprise why it's so popular, students get instruction from certified trainers who encourage and coach them to succeed at their fitness goals. Crossfit classes are offered Monday though Friday starting August 25 until the week before finals. Signups are done by class times and are $80 per person.
Crossfit times and registrations here
• All classes for dead and finals week will be free for everyone! Try out classes and see if they are a fit for you next semester.
• Photos from the Turkey Trot 5k are available now here.
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HPER: M-F: 5:30 a.m.-10:30 p.m.; Sat: 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Pools: M-F: 5:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m.; Sat: 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
ORP: M,F: 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; T-Th: 12-6 p.m.
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The Video Guy
Started more than nine years ago at The Olympian, The Video Guy column is a weekly look at films from a "regular guy's" perspective. I have no formal training as a critic, other than I've seen a lot of movies and have a lot of opinions, but I'll do my best to give you an idea of what's out there and whether it's worth your time.
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Tom Hardy steals the show
Christopher Nolan and company certainly had a tough act to follow with THE DARK KNIGHT RISES (PG-13, 3 1/2 stars). After all, they were making a sequel to one of the biggest films of all-time in "The Dark Knight," which featured an iconic performance from the late Heath Ledger and gave audiences (and Hollywood) a […] [Read More]
The Expendables 2: Boom goes the dynamite
THE EXPENDABLES 2 (R, 3 stars) is the rare sequel that improves upon the (admittedly low) bar set by the original, a more fully realized piece of '80s throwback schlock that would make Golan-Globus proud. Of course, I'm somewhat biased, but the biggest improvement from the first film is the absolutely fantastic performance from Jean-Claude […] [Read More]
Mega-Movie Roundup, Part I
Over the last month, I've been frantically finishing writing my first book, which has sapped all my time and left me with precious few moments for movie watching. However, things have stabilized at Video Guy HQ, and with it comes a burst of reviews of films I've caught up on. So without further ado, here's […] [Read More]
The Cabin in the Woods: Enter if you dare
It's practically impossible to discuss THE CABIN IN THE WOODS (R, 4 stars) without spoiling many of the film's sly secrets, but don't be fooled at all by the movie's bait-and-switch marketing campaign. From the opening frames, "Cabin" is quick to signify that it's not your typical horror flick. Of course, it's also impossible to […] [Read More]
What's in a name?
When Jean-Claude Van Damme comes out with a new movie, it's a holiday at Video Guy HQ. Needless to say, I was eagerly anticipating the arrival of JCVD's latest, 6 BULLETS (R, 2 1/2 stars), a perfectly fine bit of B-level action that could have used more … JCVD. But after watching it, I'm still […] [Read More]
Safe: Statham's simple formula for mayhem
Going to see a Jason Statham movie is like enjoying a nice bowl of soup – sure, it's not as revelatory as experiencing a lush dinner from a five-star restaurant, but at the end, you still feel warm and satiated. After the D.O.A. box office from SAFE (R, 3 1/2 stars) I went in thinking […] [Read More]
The good, the bad, the ugly of TV on DVD
With the new TV season on the horizon, studios are trying their hardest to get you back on board or caught up to speed by releasing box sets of the prior year. That's a lot of TV for one person to watch, so we here at Video Guy HQ will try our best to help […] [Read More]
The perils of low-budget filmmaking
For a guy who got his start based on the mythos of his attempted murder, 50 Cent has proven over the years to be a savvy businessman. And as he enters the film world through his Cheetah Vision production shingle, he's got a pretty set formula down for making his low-budget flicks. First, take a […] [Read More]
The Raid – Redemption: Punch, kick, repeat
THE RAID: REDEMPTION (R, 3 1/2 stars) is a balls-to-the-wall ballet of brutal violence, bombarding the screen with a barrage of blood, bullets and beatdowns that leave you breathlessly awaiting the next battle royal. This Indonesian film was a cult hit in film festivals across the globe for a good reason – it's a crowd-pleaser […] [Read More]
American Reunion: Pie in the sky
We have reached a point of near-instant nostalgia, where things hardly have time to be forgotten before being re-introduced, rebooted or repurposed by movie studios that assume we are constantly craving some comfort food of our past. How else to explain the sudden appearance of AMERICAN REUNION (R, 2 stars), the third official sequel to […] [Read More]
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Class Updates November 19th
Ellie went over the Dates to Remember as shown above and on the whiteboard in the Keyboard World Classroom. Diane Morgan gave a report on John's condition after his recent surgery. Ellie circulated the sign up book the program for Thursday's gig so that those who had not given Ellie titles in advance could fill those in. She also requested that people sign up for the December 5th gig at Dawnview. Please inform Ellie if your titles for December 5th are DIFFERENT from the November 20th gig. Please pay Rosie for your dinner at the Christmas Quarterly ($11) per meal, and please don't forget to have your items ready for the Jumble Sale. The Christmas Issue of Musically Speaking will be mailed probably before Thanksgiving. It's just about ready to go to print now.


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Avalanche Gorge, one the most recognizable spots in Glacier National Park
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Risk analysis is broadly defined to include risk assessment, risk characterization, risk communication, risk management, and policy relating to risk. Our interests include risks to human health and the environment, both built and natural. We consider threats from physical, chemical, and biological agents and from a variety of human activities as well as natural events. We analyze risks of concern to individuals, to public- and private-sector organizations, and to society at various geographic scales. Our membership is multidisciplinary and international. Learn more.
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SRA Member Voting for Officer and Councilor Candidates Now Open
Online voting for the positions of SRA President-elect, Secretary and three available Councilor slots is now underway and will remain open here until November 26, 2014.
SRA-Metro Co-Sponsors Seminar on "The Frontiers of Public Health and Risk Management"
The November 13 seminar, held on the Rutgers University campus, was organized in cooperation with the International Society of Exposure Science Tri-State Chapter.
SRA Upstate New York Issues Summary of Findings from Teleseminar Series on Hydraulic Fracturing
The recent seminar series, entitled "Studies on Impact of Natural Gas Extraction from Marcellus Shale on Water Resources," featured six presentations by researchers focusing on the development of horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing in this area.
SRA 2014 President's Message from Ortwin Renn
Ortwin Renn discusses his goals and accomplishments during his year as president, in particular in enhancing SRA's international "footprint." The 2015 Fourth World Congress on Risk in Singapore (which will open on July 19) contributes to this purpose.
SRA-Australia/New Zealand Reports on 2014 Annual Conference
Tom Beer, President of SRA-Australia/New Zealand (SRA-ANZ), reports that the group's annual conference was held in Palmerston North, New Zealand, on August 26-28, 2014, with the theme "Risk Beyond the Numbers."
New Election Results for SRA-Latin America Reported for President Elect, Secretary and Treasurer (2015-2016)
SRA-LA is pleased to announce the final results of the election of its Executive Council (2015-2016). Elected representatives were: President Elect 2015-2016 (2017-2018 President): Rosa María Flores Serrano (México); Secretary 2015-2016: Esperanza López Vázquez (México); and Treasurer 2015-2016: Julio Fuchs (Argentina).
Deadline for Submissions to SRA-China's Next RACR Conference Looms
Abstracts are due by December 1, 2014, for papers to be presented at The 5th International Conference on Risk Analysis and Crisis Response (RACR-5) to be held in Tangier, Morocco, on June 1-3, 2015.
Harvard School of Public Health Offers 2015 Course on Analyzing Risk: Principles, Concepts, and Applications
Presented in collaboration with the Harvard Center for Risk Analysis, this Boston event is scheduled for March 9-12 and designed to develop participants' capacity to identify and assess health risks posed by environmental hazards.
SRA Dose Response Specialty Group Chooses 2014 Student Award Winner
Chitrada Kaweeteerawat, Ph.D. candidate in the molecular toxicology program at the University of California, Los Angeles received this year's award for her abstract entitled "High Throughput Dose Response Analysis Reveals Unique Mode of Toxicity of Cu Nanoparticles."
SRA Fourth World Congress on Risk: Individual Proposals Submissions Open Until November 30, 2014
The theme of the Congress, scheduled for Sunday, July 19, to Thursday, July 23, 2015, in Singapore, is Risk Analysis for Sustainable Innovation. Can risk analysis help policy makers address risk challenges while encouraging innovation and development?
ILSI Health and Environmental Sciences Institute Seeks Ideas for 2015 Initiatives by December 15
Proposals should address priority emerging scientific issues in human or environmental health. Funds will be available to support the initiation of successful proposals in fall of 2015.
U.S. National Science Foundation Encourages Rapid Response Proposals Addressing Ebola Threat
Researchers interested in conducting time-sensitive, basic research on this emerging issue are encouraged to submit proposals that will improve understanding of Ebola's spread, design counter-active measures, and educate about prevention.
U.S. National Academy of Sciences Releases Chemical Alternatives Guide, Hosts Webinar
This new report offers a unified decision framework for finding safer alternatives with respect to human health and the environment. A webinar scheduled for Friday, October 24, 2014, at 12:30 pm EDT will feature authoring committee chair David Dorman.
NPR Blog Post Discusses Historical Resilience in the Face of Plague
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It seems like SO long ago that I made this week's French Fridays with Dorie dish – Citrus-berry terrine. In fact, I served it when we invited friends over to help us eat last month's hot dogs and weisswurst for Charcutepalooza because I figured after all that meat, we would need a light dessert! When […]
French Fridays with Dorie: Citrus-berry terrine
French Fridays with Dorie: Coconut lemongrass-braised pork
Another short and sweet French Fridays with Dorie post this week. I know you'll be disappointed to hear I did not make this recipe in Paris – but it just worked out that I fit it in my schedule before I left in June. To be honest, I have been so busy this week with […]
French Fridays with Dorie on Saturday: Cold melon-berry (soup)
It's going to be a short French Fridays with Dorie this week. Not only am I posting on the wrong day (yesterday was Charcutepalooza posting day) but I didn't couldn't make the recipe properly. No blender or hand immersion blender available in teeny weeny little Paris flat, I am afraid. So instead of the Cold […]
French Fridays with Dorie: Chicken and tomatoes en papillote
It's my first "French Friday with Dorie" in Paris. One that I have cooked in my tiny tiny kitchen. I mean, it's REALLY TINY. About 90cm across. See. Not exactly a cook's dream but hey, it's in Paris, right? Beggars can't be choosers. The apartment has a quiet bedroom and wonderful light. And, it's in […]
French Fridays with Dorie: Chunky beets and icy red onions
When I saw this week's French Fridays with Dorie recipe involved beets I wasn't too excited. Beets and I have a love-hate relationship, starting with hate when I was very young and the only beets I ever knew were from a can. Eew! I have had some spectacular beets in the past year or so, […]
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10/5 – Fall Throwdown
October 5, 2014 – 1st Annual Fall Throwdown sponsored by Boston Ski & Tennis and TechNine
An open jam session in our summer park and on the airbag. Hang out for the afternoon with your buds and throwdown your best stuff. Prizes, giveaways, music and food.
Event Date: October 5, 2014
BBQ: 12-1pm
Jam: 12-4pm
Cost: $15 includes ticket, event & BBQ
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On October 5th, Ski Ward Ski Area is hosting a ski/snowboard railjam and airbag contest on their summer snow setup.
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I buy books from the thrift store for my students to read in class during free reading time. One of the kids found this note inside a copy of "The Last Unicorn" by Peter S. Beagle. If I ever meet the person who gave away this book (Merril, presumably) I'll be giving them a piece of my mind.


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Liberman proposes using monetary incentives for Israeli Arab to move to future Palestinian state
Possible stabbing attack thwarted: Palestinian girl with knife arrested in Hebron
IDF's chief rabbi: Temple Mount is of no religious significance to Islam
Israel slams Ankara: This is no way for a NATO state to act
Israel accuses UN investigators of turning blind eye to terrorism
Majority expected to support bill dispersing Knesset
A graveside battle over Ben Gurion's legacy
With government's fate uncertain, Netanyahu seeks commitment from haredim for next coalition
Widow of slain rabbi blames internal haredi discord for Jerusalem synagogue terror attack
Slight reduction in HIV in Israel in 2013
*RX For Readers: Itchy-eyed in autumn*
Infant mortality rates higher in Arab population
Smartphones are keeping your children awake
Tech Talk: The best keyboard apps available for smartphones
Elbit Systems developing bus with supercapacitator fast-charging system
Zion Tech: Israeli start up Dogiz helps dogs and owners socialize
Zion Tech: Our Israeli start-up of the week aims to make air pollution visible
Grapevine: Remembering Rothschild
The Lion's share
Get your gobble on: Thanksgiving in Tel Aviv
5th annual Hullegeb Festival celebrates Ethiopian culture
Pressure building at Mac TA after setback in Kiryat Shmona
CSKA crushes yellow-and-blue in Tel Aviv
Maccabi Tel Aviv on a roll as unbeaten CSKA comes to town
Another back-breaking loss for Jerusalem
Thanksgiving for lone soldiers: Serving to Turkey to those who serve Israel
Soccer bigwig named as suspect who ran over police officer, fled scene nude
South African Jewish leaders fete Abbas in Pretoria
Birthright Israel cuts ties with New Israel Fund
Iranian Jews gather in Yazd for rituals
Orthodox leaders condemn US rabbi for anti-Arab rhetoric
US haredim seek to share kollels' 'burden'
Syria denies targeting civilians, tells US better to criticize ISIS
Turkey establishing industrial zone in West Bank
Analysis: Middle Eastern states struggle to maintain current order and control of territory
Three Egyptian security forces killed in Sinai
Is the price of watermelons relevant to Iran's nuclear crisis?
Parting shot: How Iran doused the romance
Into the fray: The Arabs' war against the Jews (cont.): Root causes & red herrings
There's no need for a 'Jewish state' law
Column one: The storm over the teacup
My word: Keep your eyes on the road
Wishful doing
Cinema of reconciliation
On the volcano's edge
Knowledge, power and abuse
Arrivals: With a twinkle in her eye
Book Review: A gladiator in the study hall
Book Review: Disbelieving of his own survival
Hot off the Arab press
Grapevine: The history of Hansen Hospital
Less rioting, but more transportation delays
This week in Jerusalem
Taking Shape
Blogging sensation
Wading Through Widowhood: A museum by moonlight
Grapevine: Tel Aviv baby boom
Obama: Helping terror go nuclear
On incitement, lots of talk but little action
To finally look behind the news
Recognizing Palestine – anomalies and ambiguities
A song for Kislev: 'Sea of Sheaves'
שְתִיקָתוֹ שֶל בָּרוּך
שָרִים מִקוֹל הַלֵב
Speaking up
An expanding city
Queen Esther's 'hijos'
Meet the ambassador: Flying high
YouTube recycling video goes viral in Israel
Tradition Today: The blessing of daughters
Parshat Vayetze: The power and pain of love
Like a breath of fresh air
Pourquoi une loi sur l'Etat-nation?
Pour ou contre des élections anticipées?
Une horreur injustifiable
Une brèche dans la démocratie
Une petite fille juive du nord de Londres
Rétrospective en noir et blanc pour la ville d'Or
L'unité : notre seule planche de salut
Daniel Oren, maestro d'Israël, d'Italie et d'ailleurs !
Arad n'a pas encore jeté l'éponge
Le pot de chocolat liégeois par qui le scandale arrive
Le dernier kibboutz
La course aux étoiles
De Maxime Hauchard à Abou Abdallah Al-Faransi, itinéraire d'un Français parti faire le Djihad
On n'invite pas un pyromane à éteindre un incendie
Tuer l'EI dans l'œuf
Le mont du Temple et la guerre sainte de l'islam
L'Occident et l'Iran jouent les prolongations
La liste des organisations terroristes qui dérange
Les « Israéliens » de Kampala
Les attentats du lundi 10 novembre vus par la presse française
Netanyahou s'adresse à la communauté francophone
Christian priest speaks out strongly in favor of Jewish state law
Hispanic Evangelicals among Israel's greatest supporters
Christians United for Israel Chairman John Hagee says Obama is anti-Semitic
Temple Mount: Common ground between Jews and Christians
Pope Francis condemns Palestinian violence
Exploring Our Heritage
Holocaust Survivors See the Negev with KKL-JNF
KKL Belgium Donates Portable Bomb Shelter to Kiryat Gat
KKL-JNF Awards 2014 Blumberg Prize
Israel and Finland Connect through the Environment
KKL-JNF Experts Visit China for Future Environmental Collaborations
Mexican Politician and Business Leader Miguel Aleman Velasco Visits KKL-JNF in Jerusalem
International Conference in Sde Boker: Combating Desertification Together
In his Footsteps: Heritage Excursions in Memory of Yitzhak Rabin
Cleanup Day Activities in Central Israel
International Cleanup Day: Cleaning Together in Northern Israel
KKL-JNF's Eyes in the Forest - The Horshim Forest Green Patrol
Israel Today and Tomorrow: KKL France Mission Visits Israel
Start-up Israel: KKL Italy November Mission Learns about Israel's Past and Future
KKL-JNF and Desert Agriculture Latin American Diplomats visit the Negev
A Successful Annual Fundraising Event for KKL Milan
Living Green in Israel: the Contest and the Winners
Addressing Climate Change Conference
Nurturing the Foresters of the Future
Saving the Sabras
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UN torture watchdog urges US to crack down on police brutality
Over 4-year jail term sought for German Islamic State suspect
Egyptian army officer shot dead in Cairo suburb
Fabius: France to recognize Palestinian state if peace efforts fail
Austrian police detain 13 suspects in jihadist investigation
Court extends remand of soccer team manager suspected of running over police officer
Pope Francis leaves for three-day Turkey visit
Egypt bolsters security ahead of expected Islamist protests
Syria denies targeting civilians, tells US to criticize ISIS
Police investigating grenade thrown at mosque in Upper Galilee
Security forces arrest Palestinian girl found with knife in Hebron
French MPs to debate resolution on Palestinian state ahead of symbolic vote
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Yesh Atid sources said Tuesday that Likud-Beytenu and Bayit Yehudi had agreed to the party's demand for a 4 percent threshold in the next election. Bayit Yehudi confirmed the report. Such a move could put Arab parties and possibly also the haredi party United Torah Judaism in danger of being left out of the next Knesset.Meretz leader Zehava Gal-on responded to reports on the topic saying that "new politics" is an expression of old tyranny and an attempt to prevent minorities the chance to grow and become a majority.She asserted that her party opposes raising the threshold. "A threshold of 2.5% is high enough," she said. "Moreover, such a step would prevent representation of certain sectors of Israeli society."
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11/1/2011 7:48:48 AMrendolphe posted a message on Recent beta invitesPosted in: Diablo III General Discussion
10/6/2011 2:48:13 PMrendolphe posted a message on ATTN: Elite Diablo 2 and WoW/SC PlayersLol such a fake ass noob who pretend to be an elite.Posted in: Clans and Communities [NA]
Remind me to teabag you when I will grab your ear in the D3 arena.
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9/30/2011 5:23:23 PMrendolphe posted a message on Force has Beta Keys!!!Let's the begging fest begin ... Pathetic ...Posted in: Diablo III General Discussion
I prefer stay with empty stomach than start begging.
9/21/2011 9:41:38 PMrendolphe posted a message on What annoys me in the betaIMO, all your annoyance from beta are superficial. Honestly, all those you mentioned doesn't affect the gameplay or distract my concentration to watch and enjoy few streams.Posted in: Diablo III General Discussion
This is the real definition of annoying:
7/15/2011 9:06:45 AMrendolphe posted a message on Your best/strangest item dropMine was not a drop but a horadric cube transmutation.Posted in: Diablo II
I got a Colosus blade that I tried to transmute with 3 gems to get the famous Cruel colosus blade in the good old time.
So when my gem mule was full of these gem, I was like a gambler on a slot machine hoping the winning combinaison and one day I won !
7/12/2011 10:23:02 AMrendolphe posted a message on What We Are Capable OfThe only man that can make a difference if WW3 happen with Russia is FPSRussia.Posted in: General Discussion
Well, I think actually the most powerfull nation is China, their are quiet and we don't hear a lot about them like USA, but they are dangerous if a big conflit should arrive.
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7/5/2011 4:42:30 PMrendolphe posted a message on Solution for Town PortalsTP sucks !!!Posted in: Diablo III General Discussion
Why they have to bring them back when they add more waypoint ? You want to take break for real life purpose ? Just leave the game or ask your team to back your ass when afk. You can go back easily where you was with the waypoint system if you left the game.
No TP in game = no rush through TP. So the lazy low lvl that wait for TP for keypoint to rush acts will be screw. YAY.
But Blizzard didn't see the thing like that and I'm really excited to see the result in the beta soon ...
6/28/2011 4:51:40 PMrendolphe posted a message on Portals Still In?I agree with the big CD and cannot cast TP when combat, but another big issue with portal as I said already is the rush.Posted in: News & Announcements
If you still able to rush some low lvl through act 1 with TP to the '' main '' waypoint then you kill the game IMO. When they annonced that they removed the TP, that kind of rush wasn't possible, but now they open a door to exploit the TP again depending of the restrictions.
6/27/2011 11:39:51 PMrendolphe posted a message on Portals Still In?They have to be carefull to put back TP. I was happy when I knew they removed the TP.Posted in: News & Announcements
Why ?
Because player use them to pass act in a few minutes with a high lvl friend. I think the simple thing to do is to block the access of the TP if the player don't have the waypoint of that region or/and any other restriction that will break the rush of low lvl.
Exemple of restriction:
- lvl restriction for the area
- Reference to main quest to localise where the player should be
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Finally good article !
6/16/2011 6:15:50 PMrendolphe posted a message on No Beta Key To Fansite - BashiokOk guys I think it's time to open the pre auction for D3 beta keys that will be given to Dfans.Posted in: Diablo III General Discussion
I start with 50$ US.
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5.0 out of 5 stars So realistic, it hurts
Without a doubt this is the most realistic bad-a$$ skating game out there. I could go on and on about how realistic this is in style, sound and intuition, but you'll just have to see it for yourselves. I am 31, and this had me so pumped up I actually busted out my old skateboard I hadn't been on in 4 years and hit the local skatepark, it's that good. If you were like me...
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3.0 out of 5 stars difficult but rewarding
Very realistic skate game. After enduring years of the Tony Hawk Pro Skater titles, it is definitely a plus to see a skateboarding game where nobody is grinding powerlines or backflipping off skyscrapers. "Skate" is a smooth and realistic package that feels (and looks) like you are right there in the streets, grinding rails and getting chased by rent-a-cops. I gotta...
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5.0 out of 5 stars So realistic, it hurts,
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This review is from: Skate - Xbox 360 (Video Game)
Without a doubt this is the most realistic bad-a$$ skating game out there. I could go on and on about how realistic this is in style, sound and intuition, but you'll just have to see it for yourselves. I am 31, and this had me so pumped up I actually busted out my old skateboard I hadn't been on in 4 years and hit the local skatepark, it's that good. If you were like me and were restricted to curb grinding and sluggish rail slides on wooden park benches, but always wanted to do the big boy stuff... buy this game. It will bring back great memories. Absolutely outstanding!
12 of 13 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Greatness in the making.,
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This review is from: Skate - Xbox 360 (Video Game)
A new series, walking into the mouth of a lion, skate is one of the most innovative and fresh games in the genera. A new control scheme paired with amazingly detailed graphics and challenging game play make for a sure buy if you're a fan of any extreme game series.
First and foremost, if you have a obsessive personality or are a perfectionist stay away from this game, because you'll not be getting any sleep. For everyone else the new flickit controls have a very hard learning curve, but after 15 minutes you should get the hang of it. A few problems with the controls plague this game, its super frustrating to hit the tiniest bump and have your skater turn around in the opposite direction but this is minor in a sea full of awesome.
The story doesn't have a lot of variety but what it does have is entertaining and enough to keep you going to the end.
Overall a solid game with room for great improvement that will leave it on the top of the ramp compared to everything else in the long run. Go pick this up if you've enjoyed other skating games, or if you want to try something new that will leave you having great times for a long time.
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This review is from: Skate - Xbox 360 (Video Game)
To be truly honest, I do not know where to start this review whether it's the smooth gameplay, the interactive environments, the realistic controls, the media,or the way the game just develops a true and realistic skate community is beyond me, but EA does it no less with style and accurate precision.
I got a quick glimpse of this game a couple of months in advance due to Ign.com in depth review along with some other sources. Ign was not exaggerating when they said, "It's hard to imagine ever going back to a regular action sports game." They are absolutely right in the sense that Skate changes the entire standard for actions sports games; moreover, they are still innovating and growing. But enough of the blabber and i'll get down to the nitty gritty and convince you Xbox 360 owners why this is a must own for new comers of the genre or for the stubborn skateboarders who refuse to let go of their Tony Hawk Franchise.
Right when you start your career mode your going to notice right off the bat how EA designed a beautiful world made not only for people who actually skateboard but for people who even might be remotely interested in buying an Xbox 360 because this game shows off the console's true potential. If it's not the scintillating sun igniting the crisp and smooth cement or the vibrant trees capturing mother nature at it's finest, skate regardless got my attention immediately. The minute you press that A button you feel like your truly are skating through a limitless environment because the truth of the matter is you will always discover something new. The second the wheels start turning you'll feel the motion of a real skateboard, Ea somehow renders this game into a skateboard simulator, (Well, maybe a slight exaggeration, but not far from it) The sound also contributes to the authenticity of a skateboarding game, between the ollie or the metal axel grinding against a steep stairway rail or possibly a 30 ft ledge next to a set of 20 stairs, you name it EA delivers with style. Now the controls of course are not easy to get used to especially if you have been playing the Tony Hawk Franchise for quite some time including myself. But let me tell you the gameplay is so innovative and different that it truly becomes addictive and fun because just when you think you've mastered some basic flip tricks there are plenty of more to complete. The true icing on the cake is when your finally able to kick flip or heel flip on command because the motion of the skateboard actually coincides with the analog stick. Its amazing. The way you position your board or the way you set up for a grind is the way you really do this in real life. If my explanation is still not good enough for you let me provide an example, lets say you want to execute a backside tail slide, something basic, (well in the video game world ) ok? In the Tony Hawk franchise you would approach a rail, a curb you name by either holding the left directional pad and pressing the "Y" button; however, in skate you align your board by holding down on the analog stick, (the harder you hold down, the bigger the ollie) then simply ollie slightly out or on angle to get the tail of the board to land on directly on the tail. You execute by just releasing the analog. For a video game they truly imitate the motion of a skateboard. Now they are so many skate spots inundated with slick ledges, skate buddies, rails you literally will be in awe and quite possibly might faint with anxiety. trust me you won't know where the hell to begin, but thats a good thing considering this game will keep you occupied regardless of the challenges or the rankings. Im just simply talking about free skate.
The challenges are incredibly innovative and incredibly challenging with some of the pro's giving tips as well as some tutorials such as Jason Dill teaching you how to manuel or to kick flip out. These challenges are also for you to deicide to engage in maybe you want to free skate the environment and you want to step up your reputation in the skate community go right ahead, no pressure. Or Maybe you want to hangout with some of the fellow skate buddies by impressing them with your new skills. oh yeah did i mention you can capture yourself with the fun editing option that Skate provides. Sure, you want your footage to have a retro 80's style or maybe you even want to show it off to the rest of the world by uploading it in the xbox live community, Bingo! EA's got you covered. Now the skate world is so vast that you could get some exercise by going on classic foot, but this is SKATE you can just take the subway. Literally, skate to the subway station, 8 second loading screen pops up and your in the heart of the downtown financial district where you skate the city for hours and hours without any redundancy. Sure some skate spots might be restricted in terms of security, (for example, the hospital) a security guard will run after you, meanwhile you'll be popping nollie hard flips in his face, but thats called realism and that where Skate succeeds in every aspect in this game, it truly is amazing; And if you think you can just automatically skate on any ground without falling, YOUR WRONG. Try skating into a curb, you won't make it without falling flat on your face. The power slides and the way you stop is a whole new category that deserves attention, because nothing feels automatic as opposed to Tony Hawk, you feel like you have complete control over your skateboard thats when you develop the skills of course. For example, I am a big fan of kick flipping on cement banks, when executed with skate, depending upon the momentum of the flip or your speed the board just flows gently and just feels like your on a steep bank. It difficult to explain, but the EA's Skate is able to capture a sort of realistic momentum that no other actions sports game has. What also so great is that you build yourself from scratch, authentic clothes authentic skate shoes, your good to go except you need practice. Enter competitions or just skate at your own ease with no pressure its solely your decision. Now I know I have been bashing Tony Hawk, but I have alot of respect for that franchise as well, now going on it's 8th title. The problem with long running franchises is that it gets harder and harder to innovate, as a result you get diminishing returns. Without Tony Hawk there probably wouldn't be a SKATE, I still remember being in 8th grade picking up my fresh new copy of PS1 tony hawk, also simply amazing. Here Skate is redefining the whole new action sports game genre. It's probably a good thing a game like this didn't come in my youthful skating days because I might have dropped out of school, Well, all in all, deff worth the 60 dollars, and with that in mind i think skate is here to stay hopefully spawning off some new and improved sequels.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars A Skateboarder's Dream Come True,
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This review is from: Skate - Xbox 360 (Video Game)
First, I would like to say that I've been a die-hard Tony Hawk fan since the original Tony Hawk's Pro Skater dropped in 1999. I started skating in 1995 and at that time I dreamed about a REAL skateboarding game that would allow me to pull off some realistic tricks. Tony Hawk games have always been filled with an insane amount of real tricks and some cool environments, but they have never been considered simulation games. The goals, the environments, the speed, the crazy 1 million point combos - it's always been very over-the-top and very fictional. It has basically always been an action/adventure arcade game that happens to feature pro skaters and a crazy amount of skateboarding tricks. This is extremely fun for the first few games, but started to grow a little stale by the time the series went "underground". They have been consistent with adding new features and upgrades, but overall the entire concept had just become stale and boring.
Enter SKATE, EA's first attempt to de-throne King Tony. And we have a new champion on our hands, folks. This game makes Tony Hawk games look WEAK in comparison. Seriously, it's that good. Every trick is controlled with various "flicks" of the right analog stick. The only buttons that are used are the triggers (to grab the board with your left or right hand) and the X and A buttons (used for pumping with the left or right foot). This may sound limiting at first, but the different motions are almost endless. Basically every street trick (minus flatland, unfortunately) is in the game - the catch is that you have to LEARN the tricks.
I have to tell you that this game is hard and will take a lot of patience and practice to nail every trick. Grinds can be really difficult sometimes. Timing is everything in this game. For example, if you see a rail in the distance and you want to grind it, you must hold the analog stick down to crouch and then flick it up when you're close to the rail to ollie onto it (or flick it a different direction, such as diagonal, to do a kickflip or heelflip). If you're not lined up perfectly then you'll bail every time. You just have to think like a real skater. If you only have a casual interest in skating or if you want a more arcade-like experience where you can do crazy tricks and link together massive combos, just stick with Tony Hawk.
The graphics are amazing. Everything looks very real. The city is HUGE and is scaled perfectly. As an added bonus, the entire city (minus the skateparks) is unlocked from the beginning so you can freeskate the city for hours and find new spots. Unlike the Hawk games, you could easily spend 10 minutes trying to nail that perfect grind on a 10-stair handrail. Freeskate is actually more fun than the career mode sometimes.
The career mode is pretty sweet and includes a good variety of challenges. Not some goofy challenges like you would find in Tony Hawk, like "launch your skater into some life sized bowling pins" or "do a triple backflip off a 10 story building". I'm talking about REAL challenges like "follow homeboy to the 10 stair gap without hitting any pedestrians" or "do a kickflip to nosegrind on the handrail" or "win a game of S-K-A-T-E against your competitor."
The amount of clothing and accessories is also insane. Many big skate brands are in the game, such as DC, Etnies, eS, Circa, Lakai, and more. If you're a real skater, you might find the same t-shirt and shoes that you own! I decked my skater out with some nice threads and the same pair of Etnies shoes that I plan to buy in a month or so.
There is a good selection of tracks that include rock, rap, and everything in between. The soundtrack is fully customizable, too.
I haven't messed with the video editor yet, but it looks pretty sweet. You can add music, switch camera angles, add slow-mo effects, and more. That's more than I've ever seen in a skateboarding game (thus far), so I have no complaints here.
The bails look pretty brutal when you take a big fall or get hit by a car. Ouch! No blood though.
There is a map that you can access from your backpack that shows different spots and challenges. You can choose to skate to each spot or you can be warped there automatically to save time.
If you're skating on a long downhill street, start at the top and pump a few times. Then hold one of the triggers to crouch and grab your board. You will pick up some good speed. Just watch out for traffic, which can be pretty heavy sometimes!
The pedestrians react to you in funny ways. Sometimes they will yell at you if you skate too close or hit them. Sometimes they will praise you for an awesome trick. Sometimes they will even run over to you after you bail and ask if you're okay. There are other skaters around the best spots, so you have to be respectful and watch out for them, or else you will probably get hit and bail.
There is just so much to like about this game. I could go on forever, but I won't. Just do yourself a favor if you're a skater or a fan of skateboarding and BUY THIS GAME!!!
8 of 10 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Wow I could play this all day long.,
Tyler "bisquick" (Chicago) - See all my reviews
= Fun:5.0 out of 5 stars
This review is from: Skate - Xbox 360 (Video Game)
This game is just bananas, plain and simple. I actually just returned tony hawks project 8 to get this game and wow what a difference. Its totally different then tony's previous games and is like a breath of fresh air. Just when i was thinking what else can tony hawk games do they are getting kind of repetitive and I was getting tired of jumping off buildings onto electrical poles and all that silly unrealistic stuff, here comes the savior of the skate games category. After this game you best believe skating games will have there own little spot in the sports game section. The game plays so smooth and I was blown away by the amount of detail that goes to the skater such as you can see the shoe laces perfectly and even the bearings on the freakin skate wheels! The create skater mode is sweet, the clothes look so realistic and sneakers are insane (especially those sweet Supra's with the concrete tone)If you are a skater or ever skated before in your life, you will cherish this game. Now to the gameplay, first thing that came to my mind is that this game is pretty hard at first, because ain't no button mashing allowed here! but after a little practice the game gets very comfortable and you get used to the camera angle which is different then tony's previous games. But the feeling you get when you land a nice grind or flip trick is great, almost as good as when you land one in real life. I'm actually very surprised this game would do so well after Tony hawks game have reigned supreme for skating games since like 1998, but looks like now there is a new kid on the block. I also look forward to proving ground but for now and a long time we will have S.K.A.T.E. Hey the more skate games the better!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Better feel than other skateboarding games,
Danny Ewing "dannyjack2000" (Phoenix, AZ) - See all my reviews
= Fun:5.0 out of 5 stars
This review is from: Skate - Xbox 360 (Video Game)
This game is very good for killing time on a boring day. The days of, " leaping off the ground,mashing a bunch of buttons, and stopping before you land", formula of skateboard games are over. When you grind on a rail in this game, you gotta hit that bad boy with perfection. I really liked the fact that I could choose how tight my trucks are, and the wheel hardness. The controls are rather complicated at first, but with a little practice you get used to them. Look on the bright side, it's still easier than learning to ollie for real,,and less painful. A few complaints though, you will run into more things than you ever have on a real skateboard, not just because it's a game and you can't get hurt for real, but because sometimes it's hard to see that rail right in front of you with that third person perspective, but I guess it was unavoidable. Another thing, if you bump into something, your skater will turn around, and then, the camera will whip around, if you get stuck bouncing off a lot of stuff, It can get a little dis-orienting. Yes, some of the tasks in this game are challenging, but the real frustration comes when having to consistantly set myself up for the trick. I can skate off to make it easier, but I don't always wind up in the perfect spot. Example, was the challenge where I had to jump a gap and score 300 pts in the process, it would always set me up a few feet from the edge of the ramp, it's impossible to get a push and ollie in time without hitting the edge and falling off, gotta turn around and skate around a bunch of people, and obstacles to get situated again. Sometimes, you'd feel like you were going to nail it, then another skater hits you outta nowhere. So, yeah, the game is fun and frustrating too, but I appreciate the challenge, just spending the time getting set up over and over makes me want to bail on the challenge after a while. I'm serious, you could spend thirty minutes to an hour trying to do the same thing over and over in this game. That feeling where your stuck in time, unable to acomplish, what a horrid feeling. I am glad you can drop the challenge and hit the open world. Slide on some curbs for a while, release some frustration. I hope in the sequel, I can get off and carry my board. Sometimes, I just want to be able to get off the board, and climb to the top of those stairs instead of skating around the block looking for the ramp up. Then, try to use the map to find your way back to that awesome rail, and falling off may require another trip around the block( it would be cool if he limped up the stairs..you could hit that ramp in a wheelchair....joking.). Gone is the realism of being able to step off the board, line yourself up with that sweet rail, running and leaping on your board with that little bit of momentum already propeling you forward. To sum up, it still is a very fun game, just look forward to a challenge, and hope my request of being able to get off the board goes through on the sequel.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars A review from decade old veteran,
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= Fun:5.0 out of 5 stars
This review is from: Skate - Xbox 360 (Video Game)
I started skateboarding when I was 11 years old (1995); I skated for over 10 years until several subsequent injuries forced me to abandon the sport altogether. I've played most of the Tony Hawk franchise games and, while they are fun, they get pretty repetitive and boring after a while, not to mention extremely unrealistic. I was glad to hear that a new breed of skateboarding game was being developed, one that was more realistic and much more rewarding to play. I wanted something that could give me a reminder of what it was like to ride a board. And let me tell you, Skate delivers. It is a fantastic game and truly raises the bar for more skateboarding games to come (here's looking at you THPS). This game really touched me since I can't skate anymore (I am not disabled just so you know, my muscles and joints just can't take the abuse); while playing the game, the scenery, sound effects, and general feel left me yearning the memories of riding around in the sunny salad days of my youth.
- realistic tricks, scenery, sounds, etc.
- "Flickit" control system challenges the gamer and (hopefully) sheds a little light on how difficult skateboarding is in real life
- online additions add a lot of value
- ability to replay your best tricks
- the rag doll effects of when skaters fall are fairly unrealistic, this sort of jerks you out of the experience
- soundtrack: although there is some good music, the majority of it is pretty lousy
- the colorful comments of your "tutor" are fun, but after a while the guy becomes quite annoying, especially with the shout outs to other skaters in the game (this seems more like inside jokes between skaters and is quite isolating).
- product placement: it is nice that skateboard companies are represented in the game, but it gets a little out of hand. Skateboarding has become too much about fashion as well as being overtly commercial; it irks me that this image is being perpetuated, especially to non-skaters. And the reference to T-Mobile is a little unnecessary.
I would give this game 5 out of 5 if it weren't for those little quirks, so 4 out of 5 will do. Don't get me wrong, this is a fantastic game and well worth the money if you are interested. Give it a try.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Eat your heart out Tony Hawk.,
This review is from: Skate - Xbox 360 (Video Game)
I bought "Skate" today and downloaded Tony Hawk's "Proving Ground." Hands down, "Skate" is the new skate boarding champion. The new Flickit control actually feels more like skating, which makes you feel better for accomplishing certain tricks. You are going to hear about how there is a steep learning curve but to be honest, it wasn't as hard as I expected. Once you get into it, you are going to enjoy doing these tricks and it will come secondhand afterwards. On the contrary, Tony Hawk feels less realistic with its finger-smashing tricks. The graphics looks amazing. The camera angle is extremely close to the player, which makes it difficult to see everything around you. However, there is so much detail that you can't help but marvel at the awesome design. I am not a skater and this is my first skating game I ever bought but I am really enjoying it. With all the hype about this game, I took a chance and bought it. I don't regret it one bit. Move aside Tony Hawk. Here comes a real skating game.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Amazing skating game. One of the best if not the best.,
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This review is from: Skate - Xbox 360 (Video Game)
As the title says, this game is amazing. I have played this game for countless hours, and I still have a great time playing it. There are a couple of annoying things in the game, but every game is going to have some parts like that. It would be nice if you could walk sometimes instead of skating everywhere. Overall I would recommend this game to anybody regardless if you like skateboarding or not.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Move over Tony Hawk,
David Marwil (Idaho) - See all my reviews
= Fun:5.0 out of 5 stars
This review is from: Skate - Xbox 360 (Video Game)
Someone finally decided they could make a skateboarding video game better than the people over at Neveroft, the makers of Tony Hawk. For almost 9 years now Neversoft has gone unchallenged in the sub-genre of skate games. Now they've finally got some competition.
In skate. gone are the 1,000,000+ point combos in favor of a more realistic trick system. Dubbed the 'Flickit' control method, you control all of your flip and spin tricks with nothing but the two analog sticks on your controller. An ollie requires you to move your thumb back and then flick it forward, much like you would move your foot on a skateboard.
These new controls provide a more realistic and immersive experience, one that Tony Hawk could never deliver.
The game itself has an expansive map with plenty of variety. The number of challenges, and the variety among them, is also plentiful. Customization is on par or above anything you'd find in a Tony Hawk game, with plenty of clothing, boards, trucks, wheels, anything a skater could want.
But be warned, you're actually going to have to get good at this game. Your'e going to have to practice a trick over and over and time your combos well. Your thumb dexterity and percision will be tested, as well as your patience. Some missions can be extremely hard and frustrating if your analog stick isn't quite as responsive as when you bought it new.
Overall, skate. is an incredible game that anyone who's ever played Tony Hawk needs to try. Though not for everyone, skate. provides a refreshingly new way to play in a quickly-getting-stale genre.
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Wifi only worked in the lobby, not in the rooms. Gates in the back open-air car park didn't open and we were stuck for a long time. There is no emergency exit or buzzer/phone to contact reception. We could have been stuck in the open all day. There is no way out! One of the rooms smelt all night, from the bathroom.
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Close to town centre
on arrival asked for a map of the town and non available
A basic cafetiere or similar would be a big improvement.
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Reception staff not available on Sunday, no wifi which was advertised as being available, door key difficult to operate.
Central location with car park
Reception not staffed after 3pm Sunday or in evenings in the week. Hard to locate entrance & key card
Kitchen compact and everything you need. I liked the fact that there was a hallway with door to close, made it quiet from other guests coming and going. Also good breakfast.
WiFi only in lobby. Overpowering smell of air freshener in lobby area.
Good location, close to the city centre, with well thought out facilities and secure car parking.
The apartments are hard to spot from the road- my husband had to drive around while we looked for them on foot! Also wifi was only available in the foyer.
Much more spacious than a hotel room. No one banging on doors wanting to clean ! Very quiet and private.
Had an extra large modern apartment at end of corridor. Excellent facilities, good bed at a reasonable price and close to City centre. Had designated secure storage facility in basement for my bike.
The place in the centre. The garding of the car in the basement
Good location easy walk to the station and town centre. Very clean a quiet. Excellent value for money, very useful tiny kitchen which has the worlds smallest dishwasher (with a tablet provided for each night of stay)! Finding it wasn't a problem as others have reported.
The bin in the kitchen did smell of cigarettes which caught the nose when opened. Otherwise very happy with the apartment.
Comfortness, cleanliness,location.
The fiasco regarding access. Witnessed other traveller's being totally disappointed with having to deal with the access system after hours. Not all traveller's have access to a phone either. This needs improvement . Luckily I checked in when staffed.
Nice kitchen,good breakfast
Ran out of toiletpaper
Location could not be closer to the centre. Friendly efficient reception who found nothing to much trouble. Finding ourselves upgraded massively was a terrific surprise. Bicycles secured in a locked room under camera surveillance was impressive.
The building has no signage to show it is an Appart'City. Many people walking up and down trying to find the building and then which door to gain entrance.
The room was quiet with the window closed, but stuffy. The location was excellent.
There is no signage on the building to let you know where the place is, not even a street address number. The kitchen utensils were totally inadequate,no sharp knives and had to go downstairs to ask for a spatula. The carpet was dirty and there was mold in the shower.
Price suited my budget and mini kitchen was useful.
Arriving out of reception hours meant following instructions using the phone. My French is reasonable but the instructions were spoken too quick. Lucky that other guests helped me out.
A short walk to centre and canal Du Midi
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I came to the hotel around 5, there were nobody at the reception...the keys from my room wasn't in safe..i'd called to customer support, they several times dropped the phone and proposed me to take several keys from the another rooms....but it were not work at all. in 2,5 the support called to service and finnaly i'd got my room. around 4 h.... and the same was this day with another guest...total DISASTER!!!
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The apartment was very comfortable and well sited for the town centre. The staff were very pleasant and helpful.
There was no sign outside the front door to show where it was - even using a SatNav did not help to explain exactly where the front door was . There was nowhere to park before I got a security card for the car park - luckily another guest helpfully explained the system once I found the outside of the car park and before I got to the reception desk. As it is on a one way system I had to drive round 3 times before I decided to go into a local shop to ask for help. A clear sign is definitely needed.
This is a brand new apartment close to the centre of Narbonne, with excellent facilities - even a mini dishwasher hidden in the kitchen cupboard. Everything was sparkling clean and I had the best night's sleep of our holiday in the comfy bed. Great value, highly recommended.
bewar if you're arriving at the weekend because the reception closes at 17.00, We weren't aware of this and arrived just as the receptionist was closing up. She'd e mailed an access code for the door and directions on where to find our key, but as we were en route we didn't get these until after we'd arrived.
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Apple added Samsung's Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note to the list of the products that it claimed infringed its patents when it submitted a revised filing at a US federal court last Friday.
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Samsung, which denied Apple's infringement claims, accused Apple of seeking to limit consumers' choice.
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"The lawsuits between Apple and Samsung were about much more than patents or money. They were about values," said Park Jeong-hoon, a spokesman for the US company's Korean unit, according to Yonhap News.
"At Apple, we value originality and innovation and pour our lives into making best products on earth. We make these products to delight our customers, not for our competitors to flagrantly copy," he was quoted as saying.
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Rich as Mike WiLL Made It unquestionably is, I doubt that the superproducer has enough scratch to Buy the whole damn World. If he were to team up with a few fellow hip-hop high-rollers, however, it could be a different story. On this freshly-minted single, released this weekend in snippet form but presented here in its final version, Mike does just that, inviting Kendrick Lamar, Future and Lil Wayne to pool their finances—and their mic skills—over his, and co-producer Tapez, slow-rolling chopped-sample production. This record is set to appear on the headliner's upcoming debut album, Est In 1989 (Pt. 3). Keep it locked on the project, which is slated to drop before the year is out.
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Nigga, we started this gangsta shit!
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Dre was a member of NWA, one of the first ever gangsta rap groups.
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