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Dark Horse Solicitations For March, 2007
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REFLECTIONS: Talking with Tim Sale
As the man behind Isaac's art on "Heroes," Tim Sale's work is seen by more people than ever before. In a frank interview, Tim discusses his current work on "Superman Confidential," on working with long-time collaborator Jeph Loeb, the upcoming "Absolute Batman: Long Halloween" (with new pages) and much more.
The 52 Steps: Week Thirty
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Flying The Standard: Part 4 - Raising The Standard
Scott O. Brown continues his look at the best of what comics has to offer and attempts to apply the Standard. Does "The Dark Knight Returns" fit? You might be surprised by the answer.
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Jock Keeps It Real With "Faker"
Alcohol, hot co-eds and lots of drugs. Sure, it may sound fun, but as readers learn in Vertigo's "Faker," it might lead to some weird mystical evil descending on you. We spoke to the mini-series' artist, Jock, to learn more about the project.
Dynamic Forces Signs Stan Lee to "Historical" Deal
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Illness & Life Challenges "Lions, Tigers & Bears" Artist Paul Gutierrez
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CSBG: Matt Fraction on "The Great Comic Book Store"
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"Bomb Queen" creator Jimmie Robinson stops by the Comics Should Be Good Blog with an editorial titled "You Are Not Helping Comics!" How so? Click through to see what Jimmie has to say.
Kyle Baker Moves To Image
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Save "Manhunter": You Will Believe Marc Andreyko Can Cry
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Sales Estimates for October, 2006 Books
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Flying the Standard: Part 3 - Surpassing The Standard
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Wizard Fires Editor-In-Chief
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"Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane" And Sean McKeever, Too
With Gwen Stacy, broken hearts and super-villains galore, Sean McKeever has made MJ's life challenging in "Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane." We've got news on the book, a first look at pages by new artist David Hahn and news on the upcoming "Spider-Man Family."
Your Roots: J.H. Williams III Looks Back on "Chase"
J.H. Williams III may be a well-known DC exclusive artist today, but it was the 1998 series "Chase" that first put him on the map. We caught up with Williams to learn about what the title meant for his career and to him personally.
DC Previews: "The Brave And The Bold," "God Save The Queen" And More
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Scott O' Brown continues his week-long critical look at the best comics has to offer. Today, Scott applies the Standard defined in part 1 to the work of comics legend Will Eisner and "A Contract with God."
PREVIEW: "Whisper" #0
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Hawkeye and the Scarlet Witch Return in "New Avengers" #26
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War is Actually Hell: Vietnam + Zombies = "68"
The author of Dead Dog's "Night Of The Living Dead" and "Day Of The Dead" comics, Mark Kidwell gushes about his new Vietnam horror book "68," shipping in January from Image Comics.
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DC Comics Announces New "Minx" Imprint
DC Comics has announced their new imprint "Minx," targeted at female readers and featuring an all star cast of creators. We've got all the news, including which creative teams are on each of the announced books!
Dave Cockrum Passes Away
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The 52 Steps: Week Twenty-Nine
It's Thanksgiving on the island of misfit scientists! And the JSA meet for what could be the final time. Justin takes you through all the events in Week Twenty-Eight of DC's "52."
"Eternals" Expands To Seven & Nick Lowe Explains
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The Monster Challenge: Niles talks "Criminal Macabre: Two Red Eyes"
This December, monster hunter Cal McDonald is back and being hunted by one of the worst monsters of all time, Nosferatu. We spoke with Steve Niles to see what kind of hell he'll be dragging Cal through this time.
Comic Book Urban Legends Revealed #78
It's an all Secret Origins edition as Brian explores the mysterious beginnings of Gambit, Thundarr the Barbarian, and the sinister origin of... Mr. Sinister!
Your Other Friendly Neighborhood Hero: Gully Talks "Ant"
With the release of "Ant" #9, Hannah Washington's world will never be the same. A new writer is only the first of many changes to the series, creator Mario Gully told CBR News.
Image Comics Solicitations for February, 2007
Image Comics has released their solicitations and cover images for comics shipping February, 2007. Included are the return of "Madman," James Pruett's "Black Mist," "Sam Noir: Ronin Holiday" and much more.
CSBG: Rick Spears on "Breaking The Writer's Block"
Writer Rick Spears ("Pirates of Coney Island") stopped by Comics Should Be Good blog to discuss coming over the most dreaded disease that afflicts a writer – writer's block!
Catching up with "Civil War's" Steve McNiven
As the artist behind "Civil War," Steve McNiven has been wowing readers with his cinematic renderings of a Marvel U at war. In cooperation with our friends at Atomic Comics, McNiven's answered 10 questions about the series thus far.
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Dang, sorry to hear Devin. But I fully understand where you're coming from.
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Dang, sorry to hear Devin. But I fully understand where you're coming from.
Wow, I missed your reply. Good information. I'll keep this in mind.
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I believe it. They were going way above 35mph in the construction zone in heavy traffic.
Nice. I wish they had made a blue MkV GTI.
Today, a copper MkVI flying down Meacham Road going south across 90 at 5:00 today. I'm guessing it's wrapped.
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Hatchback1, which car is yours? I was there for the big Thursday meet (from the pictures above).
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I just wanted to say that I enjoyed reading your build thread from start to finish. I don't have a Golf R, but I have a 2006 MkV GTI with an OEM KO4 kit on it at 141k. Originally I came across your...
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No doubt. I regret not going last year.
15ish here haha.
I'll try and swing by. I'm not taking my car down.
Edit: good to see some OG's will be there.
Yes. This was before it was turbocharged.
Hahaha I remember hearing about this from Jake. It's been VRT'd for years now though, so much quieter.
RS MkIV R32 spotted parked at the Raceway Woods Forest Preserve/Meadowdale Raceway off 31 in Dundee at 7:55 tonight.
I know of 3 "locally," Jon being one of them.
CW MkV R32 spotted yesterday at Randall and Algonquin Road at 7:35pm. You were going south on Randall.
Do you still have the Mk2 Mike?
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- sunbeltmom Mar 7, 2008 08:37 AM
My husband and I are making our first trip to NYC in July. Staying at the Belvedere on West 48th in Midtown. Would like suggestions for good breakfast, bakery, deli type places nearby for breakfast and lunch-inexpensive is better. We're used to Oklahoma prices! Also open to dinner suggestions. I wanted Tavern on the Green one day but the reviews are awful. What about afternoon tea at the Waldorf or Plaza? Planning to attend a Yankees game-eat ballpark food inside or better to eat at street vendors on the way? Thanks for input.
Hey, sunbeltmom,
Glad to hear you're making your first visit to the Big A! :-)
Amy's Bread is on 9th Av., b/t 46th & 47th Sts. While justly known for superb breads, you can get a continental-style breakfast there. The menu includes sandwiches, soups, salads, and a variety of sweets. There are a few tables at the rear of the shop.
For lunch (and dinner), if you like Italian food, I recommend Trattoria Trecolori, on 47th St., b/t B'way & 8th Av. Very tasty homestyle fare, friendly service, and nice atmospherics.
The Plaza just re-opened, and acc. to the website, they are offering tea in the fully restored Palm Court. Since you say you're "used to Oklahoma prices," be prepared for *major* sticker shock!
While there are a couple of famous delis in Midtown, in my view, they are mediocre. I think most Hounds would agree with me that you're better off going down to the Lower East Side to Katz's, where it's all about the pastrami. (Subway system is quite easy to navigate. Or you can take a cab.) If you decide to go there, you might want to consider taking my (in)famous LES food "tour." You will walk the streets of this interesting, historic neighborhood while sampling foods emblematic of NYC. Here's the tour:
For the quintessential NYC deli experiences, no place beats Katz's, on the corner of Houston (pronounced "how-stun") & Ludlow Sts. You're there specifically for the pastrami sandwich. When you enter, you will be given a ticket. Instead of opting for table service, do what the "natives" do and get on line for counter service. When you reach the counter, put a $1 for each sandwich in the counterman's tip cup – though not mandatory, it is a tradition -- and order pastrami on rye. He'll give you a piece to taste. If you like it (the best pastrami is juicy and has some fat on it), tell him o.k., and he'll make your sandwich, give you some sour pickles, and punch your ticket. Then, continue along the counter for sides – the cole slaw is good -- and drinks. Find seats at a table in the center of the room. (Tables along the wall have menus on them and are reserved for waiter service.) When you're done, take your ticket to the cashier in front, where it's cash only. To pay by credit card, go to the counter at the rear where the salamis are sold. Note: For the purposes of this tour, unless you have a gargantuan appetite, it would be best to share one sandwich in order to leave room for more tastings along the way.
When you exit Katz's, turn left and continue along the same side of Houston St. You will come to Russ & Daughters, famous for all sorts of smoked fish and many other goodies. It's not a restaurant, but they make sandwiches to go.
After leaving the Russes, continue west a couple of blocks until you reach Yonah Schimmel's. Get a tasty potato knish, and make sure to ask them to heat it up.
Now it's time for the quintessential NY drink – the egg cream. So, reverse yourself and head east on Houston until you come to Avenue A. (Note: Avenue A becomes Essex St. on the south side of Houston.) Turn left on A and head north until you get to the block between 7th St. and St. Mark's Place. Look for a hole-in-the-wall candy shop, closer to 7th, with an overhead sign jutting into the street that says, "Belgian Fries." (The place's official name is Ray's, but there is no signage to that effect.) One of the women behind the counter will make you a delicious chocolate egg cream.
When you're finished licking your lips, go back to Houston St. and make a left (east) one block to Norfolk St. Turn right and walk down Norfolk until it ends at Grand St. Two places to look for at the corner of Grand and Norfolk: Kossar's, for freshly baked bialys (another very NY food) and the Donut Plant (self-explanatory).
Next, walking west along Grand St., you will come to Orchard St. Turn right. At 87 Orchard, snack on a pickle from Gus's World Famous Pickles.
Then, continue to 97 Orchard, b/t Broome & Delancey, where you will find the Tenement Museum. The tour will show you what life was like for immigrants to NYC at the beginning of the 20th century. ( http://www.tenement.org
Once you have finished the tour, Il Laboratorio del Gelato, right next door at 95 Orchard, is a must for some of the best gelato anywhere.
If your sweet tooth is still not completely satisfied, the final stop on this tour should do it. Continue ahead (north) on Orchard, crossing Delancey, then one more block to Rivington St. Make a right and you will find Economy Candy at 145 Rivington.
Note: It's best not to take this tour on a Saturday since some of the spots are closed because of religious observance. Also, Donut Plant is closed on Mondays.
With regard to the Yankee game, for me, sitting in a ballpark and eating a hot dog is classic. But I never get them from the vendors who come around to the seats because those dogs are boiled. I prefer to get up and go to one of the indoor stands where the dogs are grilled. Of course, if it makes no difference to you, then stay in your seat and let the dogs come to you.
Enjoy your visit to NYC and Bon Appetit!
Absolutely stay away from Tavern on the Green. Can you give us an idea of your food preferences or dislikes? Are you adventurous? What is your budget for dinners? Do you want your dinners to be close to where you are staying or are you willing to take taxis or subway? There are so many great places to eat in all price ranges, locations, and types of food that it is hard to advise without knowing a bit more about what you are looking for.:)
Somewhat adventurous-we enjoy trying regional favorites. Love bistro type food, salads, sandwiches, Italian, would like French if we can find a place not too pricey. Can skip Tex-Mex, bbq, plenty of that here :) Entrees under $25 if possible but wouldn't mind at least one night spending more. We will use the subway during the day but don't know about being on it after dark..
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Here are two more options in the area near your hotel:
dbBistro Moderne, on 44th St., b/t 5th & 6th Avs., is 4-star chef Daniel Boulud's take on contemporary French cuisine. Yes, the a la carte menu is expensive, but not anywhere near as high as his eponymous temple of haute cuisine. In addition, they offer a 3-course pre-theater prix-fixe for $45 -- a bargain for cuisine on this level.
Marseille, on the corner of 9th Av. & 44th St., is an attractive, vibrant brasserie that serves very good French/Mediterranean cuisine. For the budget-minded, they offer a well-priced dinner prix-fixe for $35.
re: sunbeltmom
Definitely go with RGR's suggestion of Marseille. You may also like Vice Versa on West 51st. They have a prix fixe with limited choices, but even on the a la carte menu most entrees are less than $25, and they allow you to order half orders of pasta for appetizers. The space is elegant and comfortable. For a more casual and less expensive Italian it's worth the (quick subway) trip to 14th St. for dinner at Crispo. The menu is extensive and I have been impressed with every dish. Creative takes on classic Italian dishes. For something a little different, Chow Bar is pan-Asian as interpreted by an American chef, with great food in a fun atmosphere (West 4th St. just off 7th Ave., in Greenwich Village). The subway is really quite safe for travelling short distances like this, or you can take a taxi for under $10. For more of a splurge (entrees between $25 and $30, Olana at Madison and 28th is a short subway ride or you could even walk. It has only been open a few weeks but we had a wonderful dinner two nights ago. Very elegant with large tables and huge comfortable chairs. The food is of exceptionally high quality and very creative. Do a google search to find menus for these or check Menupages.
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Hi RGR,
I posted to an earlier thread on Olana. I was thinking about you when I wrote it. Unfortunately this is another one that doesn't have a usable website yet, though it is on menupages, without the benefit of prices(!), but the total for 3 appetizers, 3 mains and one shared dessert with one bottle of wine was $200 (after the 15% discount) before tip. A real bargain IMO. I really think you will love this.
I would do some research in the outer boroughs for places near Yankee Stadium, which is in the Bronx. Even better, grab some sandwiches and take them with you (in a clear plastic bag, if possible). The food in the stadium and immediate vicinity is pretty bad, for the most part. If you have to eat inside, the chicken fingers are tolerable.
While you will want to enjoy some of the touristy things they will be e$$$pensive by OK standards! Recommend 9th Avenue restaurants near Amy's Bread - find the neighborhood joints - Wondee Siam for Thai food, Uncle Nicks between 50th and 51st are two excellent REASONABLY priced places, The EATERY at 53 and 9th is very good for lunch, as is Thalia on 6th around 49th-50th, Cellini on 54th between Madison and Park is excelent moderately priced Italian for dinner - genuine - Italian waiters, etc. If you head to the Time Warner Center on 6th and 55th is another Thai restaurant we love - Chai. Then there is the Burger Joint in the Parker Meridien between 6th and 7th on 56th st. - great burgers and reasonable. In TWC check out Landmarc for reasonably priced lunches and dinners, PJ Clarke's near Lincoln Center. Have fun
Touristy fun and great experience? Carmine's between 7th and 8th - crowded, noisy, and not cheap, but ENORMOUS entrees - so share. The linguini with clam sauce is fantastic - $21 I believe but will feed 4 ! All the other entrees are equally generous.
sbm, by all means don't waste your time trying to eat up by the stadium -- eat before you go to the game. my big yankee stadium suggestion is to get a couple beers at stan's before you go in for the game. it's thee yankees pre-game bar, its fun and you'll save money vs beer in the stadium. the whole vibe around there is all gonna change after this season.
also, if you must go into tavern on the green just go for a drink and a look around. its a sprawling place as maybe you can imagine and they have a nice seperate bar area so its no problem to do that.
lastly, i'd say the st. regis would be nice for tea, but if the plaza is reopened i'd go there and check out what they did with it (if you do definately report back on that one).
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and if you go to Uncle Nick's the mussels are great and don't forget to ask for the "flaming cheese" appetizer! Very reasonable place - entrees from single digits into the teens. And I echo the Tavern on the Green remark - go look at night and forget eating there! Want a real treat? Have the prix fixe lunch at Jean Georges' Nougatine at Columbus Circle - now THAT is a deal!
Forgot that I'm now a Chowhound member and can give a comment. We just got back from a week in NYC and stayed at the Belvedere. Nice place and walking distance to many things. Rooms are not big but well done---we'd definately stay there again. We got an on-line deal through Travelocity and had a room by the elevator on the third floor. Didn't notice the elevator at all but I'd ask for one further away and on a higher floor next time. The neighbor felt safe. We walked up and down 9th Ave at night---no problems. Pigalle is just up the block at 8th Ave. We had lunch and breakfast there and felt they did a great job. Don't eat at the hotel cafe for breakfast---very expensive buffet only, unless you carry out a few things to your room which we did twice. For dinner we went to Uncle Nick's Greek on 9th---good place, big helpings, don't get the sardines but other whole fish is supposed to be good. Also went to Marseille and Vice Versa and Pigalle for dinner--all in walking distance and good. We ended up paying $80-110 for two at these places with 2-3 glasses of wine. Hope you have fun.
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Thanks so much to everyone---who says New Yorkers aren't friendly? I will keep all the information in my travel binder and plan meals accordingly. Thanks, mainahs, for the Belvedere info. The reviews were good but it's good to know about the neighborhood too. Can't wait.
In terms of eating on the day you're going to the Yankee game, you could eat on Arthur Ave. in the Bronx for really good Italian - if you want to make a day out of the Bronx, that is. The food is great. Look on the "outer boroughs" board for suggestions- I recommend Zero Otto Nove.


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At this stage of the game, McCain has to be completely focused on the economy and his service to country. But that doesn't mean we can't welcome a hard hitting
Obama became a naturalized citizen of Indonesia when his mother married an Indonesian man and moved to that country. Obama was also legally listed as Muslim and given the name
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McCain is going to freeze spending, keep taxes low, confront the threat of global warming, and make America energy independent. On the other hand, Obama plans to raise capital gains
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Just wondering why when somebody afks through champ select, the game randomly assigns them a champion.
9 times outta ten they end up being awful (if they even come back to the game).
If a player has not chosen a champion by the time the countdown is finished they should be treated as a dodge.
The current system just seems to screw people over.
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agreed, just had a team where the game chose corki for a person that came back and claimed to have never played a ad carry before......
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Sure, Natural Doctrine doesn't look great (well, the environments; it does look better in miniature on the Vita). It's a far cry from director Atsushi Ii's gorgeous minimalism in Patapon.
But Kadokawa Games' first internal venture can get a pass for looking a bit dated if the core gameplay can hold up, and it just might. Producer Kensuke Tanaka felt that JRPGs were "lacking in difficulty," that they didn't "make you think," NIS America representatives explained. Natural Doctrine is an answer to that.
However, NIS America was not able to answer why exactly the lead in a fantasy RPG of orcs, magic and lizard men is named Jeff.view full story + comments
Last week, we asked you to weigh in on your favorite games of E3 2014. And weigh in you did! There were approximately eleventy bajillion votes cast and hand-counted by yours truly, making this one of the most popular E3 awards we've ever held. Thanks to all who voted!
Now, before we unveil the winner, I'd like to congratulate this year's entire massive list of E3 standouts. There were more great games on display this year than I could ever hope to play, ensuring everybody has something to look forward to in 2014 and beyond!
And now, without further adieu, the winner of Destructoid's E3 2014 Community Choice Award is...view full story + comments
E3 was all about the games this year. With the console launches out of the way, game developers have been able to focus on making great games, and we saw a ton of that at E3 2014 this year.
We shared with you our nominees for game of the show and about a dozen other categories. Now it's time to find out what games have won our Best of E3 2014 winners!view full story + comments
I picked up the PlayStation Vita at launch, and still have no regrets. Ludicrous proprietary memory card prices aside (man was that a disaster, and the prices are still too high), I really enjoy Sony's newest portable, but it's become increasingly harder to get excited for it when Sony has nothing to show for it at E3.
Speaking to Game Informer, Sony president Shuhei Yoshida shines some light as to why the company didn't go guns blazing with the Vita during E3. He notes, "It's still an independent platform you can play on. There are games for Vita, especially in Japan. However, more and more people use it as a companion device for PS4 and we are very happy that people are using it as such. We are bringing PlayStation Now to PS Vita. We are making it more of a total ecosystem, with PS4 as the central device."
He also didn't discuss any new titles coming from any major franchises, which isn't a great sign for the near future at least. So for now, it seems as if using your Vita in conjunction with your PS4 (remote play and the upcoming PlayStation Now) is the best way to use it.
I hope you have a PS4.
Sony's Yoshida: More Vita Owners Using Handheld As Companion Device [Game Informer]view full story + comments
E3 has been all about the games this year, which means it's been a very good year to be a gamer indeed! Now that all the major press conferences have come and gone and the majority of the big reveals have made their marks, it's time once again for you to pick your favorite game of the show!
Below is a lengthy list of the games that will soon be joining your libraries. Which one are you the most excited for? Check the box and cast your vote! Then after you're done, go argue about your choice in the comments.
If you need a refresher about any of the games below, click here to check out our continuing E3 Unfiltered coverage. And stay tuned next week when we unveil the winner of the Destructoid Community Choice Award for E3 2014!view full story + comments
E3 2014 is all about the games this year. The consoles launched last year, so now it's time for everyone to put up or shut up with their lineups that will make the new-gen worth it.
We nominated a ton of game s for Destructoid's E3 awards, spanning 13 categories. We even brought back the best fighting category as there's a lot of fighting games this year! We'll be announcing winners early next week after we've recovered from E3, but in the meantime you can see all of our top picks from the show below.
And remember, we also have a community choice award where you can vote on your favorite game of E3 yourself.view full story + comments
Finally, a spare moment to take a breather. It's been nonstop madness since Monday morning, not that I'm complaining -- I adore the energy of E3. Hope you're having fun.
So, which company won this year's show?
Microsoft kicked the week off with a solid press conference featuring games -- The Master Chief Collection, Phantom Dust, Crackdown, and Scalebound, to name a few -- and not much else, as promised. A respectable but not necessarily stellar showing. It helped that Kinect is now optional.
Next was Sony, and while its press briefing went on for far too long as per usual, the games themselves delivered: Bloodborne, Uncharted 4, LittleBigPlanet 3, No Man's Sky. That said, gosh, not much in the way of PS Vita love. Some Gravity Rush 2 would've been nice.
Finally, Nintendo aired its prerecorded Digital Event this morning, which I found to be a nice mix of silliness and fun-looking games. That's all I ever want from Nintendo, anyway. For games, we had Xenoblade Chronicles X, Yoshi's Woolly World, Mario Maker, and talk of a new Zelda. There's also amiibo toys for Smash Bros., Mario Kart 8, and other titles.
Who won? It's a total cop-out, but I'd say we all did.
Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo had new software to get excited about for their respective consoles. We're a customer base with a diverse taste in games, and we're always wanting more -- especially when it comes to "surprise" announcements -- but this has been a good E3. Very good indeed.view full story + comments
I was mostly satisfied with MLB 14 The Show's initial PS3 and Vita release. Hitting ahead of the PS4 version led to some (perhaps overdue) improvements, from the UI overhaul to PS3/PS4/Vita cross saves to a universal The Show profile to franchise carry over into the next years' installments.
Coupled with little touches like a new dynamic camera angle, the addictive weekly challenge, and even more gameplay options (Quick Count and Player Lock), it felt like a worthy send off for the best baseball series of the last generation.
The problem, of course, is when the PS4 version hits (now), none of this is new. It just looks better. And somehow loads slower.view full story + comments
Galak-Z has gone through some changes since we first heard about it. The space shooter from 17-bit Studios (Skulls of the Shogun) has jumped on the roguelike train. I mean space train. Damn. I messed that up.
I messed up plenty playing Galak-Z as well. It took a while just to unlearn Luftrausers flying controls, though that constant fear from imminent danger remains from a multitude of enemies. Peons, Gundam-esque mecha, space spiders. 17-bit's Jake Kazdal explains that Galak-Z has the best AI around.
It's certainly aggressive, with a little bit of wiliness.
Anyone that has even the slightest bit of familiarity with Hotline Miami knows what defines it. The neon-swathed visuals, the gratuitous violence, the quick and unforgiving gameplay, and the blaring soundtrack all made the game as loved as it was. With regard to a sequel, any deviation from this formula would result in something that just wasn't Hotline Miami.
So, Dennaton Games isn't going to.
Judging by the build of Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number that was at PAX East, the pieces are in place to give fans of the original more of what they want. The two stages on display showed off the exact style that many have come to know and love, but also expressed how Dennaton is ready to offer something a little new.view full story + comments
Serina is objectively the Best Girl.view full story + comments
I was ready for last year's The Show to be its PS3 swansong, I was feeling it. It's not that it wasn't good. It was as good as it ever was. But there were signs of age. The same old horrifying fan models in the stands with crooked limbs and dead faces. The same bone dry commentators. It felt like the right time for The Show to be transitioning to PS4.
But this is sports, or at least sports games. When is the last time someone went out while they were ahead in sports? But hey, if the Red Sox can give David Ortiz -- a designated hitter in 2014; an endangered species – a $16 million contract extension for what he's meant to Boston over the last 12 years, I can give The Show on PS3 another ride for being the only good baseball series. Especially since the PS4 versions isn't even out yet.
I mean, I owe the Giants' first World Series to a platoon of antiquated weirdo journeymen and a weirder, sappier story than Space Cowboys. This isn't just "another year, another Show," either. This is a franchise in clear transition to the next generation, which has benefited the current generation.
GDC is full of neat games. There are sentai management sims. Body building cats. Hyper Light Drifter. But one of the neatest games I played during GDC is To Leave, which creative director Estefano Palacios says is the first indie game out of Ecuador. It's definitely the first one coming to PS4 and Vita. (Incidentally, check out the promoted cblog from last year, Gaming in Latin America).
Sony discovered the 12 person team's game as part of its Latin America, Incubation Program and has been "instrumental" in getting it exposure, flying Palacios out to GDC to rep the game, and technology, giving the team dev kits.
Palacios discovered me, hustling to take advantage of his good fortune, while I shambled, eyes glazed over, trying to remember where I was going and where I had been. I'm glad he did, because chatting with him and playing To Leave perked me right up.view full story + comments
I still remember the first time I ever laid eyes on a Dynasty Warriors game. It was a cold winter afternoon in 2000, and for whatever reason, one lone copy of Dynasty Warriors 2 was calling my name at a local Blockbuster. I picked it up and subsequently played for days on end -- I was hooked.
Now here we are fourteen years later with Dynasty Warriors 8: Xtreme Legends (also branded the Complete Edition on the PS4 and Vita), with a brand new Lu Bu storyline, among other features. Like DW8 proper, fans will definitely want to pursue this one.view full story + comments
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GDC has come to a close, and it's certainly been a busy week for news. Sony announced Project Morpheus, their entry into the virtual reality race, as well as some crazy eye-tracking tech. The second Oculus Rift development kit is up for pre-order, Ubisoft announced their Frenchest game yet, Assassin's Creed: Unity, which might be accompanied by another AC title, "Comet." There's a rumor about Far Cry 4 involving yetis and elephants, and we got our first look at Borderlands 2 on Vita.
Y, R, P -- in position. It's showtime, girls.view full story + comments


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Better Honda bounce back: Woods or McIlroy?
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Major highs and lows: No. 4 Newsmaker, Mickelson
GolfChannel.com writers Rex Hoggard, Randall Mell and Ryan Lavner sit down to discuss Phil Mickelson and why he's the fourth biggest newsmaker of 2013.is joining us to talk about our year-end newsmakers. We've arrived at Phil Mickelson and it was really a tale of two seasons. There of course with the historic victory at the British Open Championship, another near miss at the US Open but there was some [unk]. He didn't play very well at the Masters and the PGA and didn't have a victory after July. What's gonna stand out for you the most from his season? -Rex, I would say that Phil Mickelson owned the heart of the summer. Even in defeat at the US Open , he was almost the biggest story. I don't wanna say he was the bigger story than Justin Rose but almost the biggest story and then they bounced back, just a month later, they won at the British Open because this was classic Phil. We all know Phil for his great escapes. Well, here he was in a horrible emotion lie going to the British Open and he escapes with the grand prize. -This followed two hours of the open were just extraordinary theater with the great shot making on 17 and 18 and the motion with bones and the family [unk] on the 18th green and how in his press conference afterward, Phil Mickelson was talking about how this was the major he never thought he was going to be able to win. He'd have to completely revamp his game to win that major and he did. That's pretty special. -All right, now, let's talk about the major that he has now won. He was not shy. After that Open championship victory saying that now, the Career Grand Slam is on his radar. Now, given his record in the US Open the fact it goes back upon here next year, how would you rate his chances of pulling off that Grand Slam for his career? -I like it better now. The fact that he did win the British Open that he raised the-some of the disappointment of the US Open and I just like the fact that he is going to Pinehurst, you know, he's gonna be what 44 next year at Pinehurst? I like his chances there because after that what, he's 45 at Chambers Bay and nobody other than Hale Irwin has won a US Open at 45 or older. -I think next year is definitely his next in his best chance to win the Career Grand Slam
Fantasy: JWalk or DJ the top pick at Northern Trust?
GolfChannel.com writer Ryan Lavner joins Bailey Mosier to make their fantasy picks for the 2014 Northern Trust Open. Play alongside our experts by logging onto www.golfchannel.com/fantasythe world are teeing it up. Big names such as Jimmy Walker, Justin Rose , and Fred Couples Who do you like this week? And tell me about some of your players. -I had a hard time debating in group one who I want to take. Jimmy Walker with his three wins in eight starts. But I went with Dustin Johnson, as you can see below, for a couple of reasons. First of all, he has great form so far this season. Has not finished outside the top 6 in this new wrap-around season. So, he's clearly in form. And he's kind of been hit or miss at Riviera with three top tens in six starts. So, he either plays really well or he misses the cut. So, he's kind of a risky pick. In group two, I think you have to go with Bill Haas here. Has a great history at Riviera. Absolutely loves the place. Three consecutive top 12 finishes including the Playoff victory, of course,
Soar subject: Who can elevate women's golf most?
GolfChannel.com writer Ryan Lavner joins Bailey Mosier to discuss key players that can lift the women's game to uncharted heights.is the future of the women's game if she can start winning LPGA events , if she can start winning majors. I view her kind of like a Tiger Woods is here, Rory Mcllroy-- everyone said he might be the next Tiger Woods . That's just not happening. Phil Mickelson is not-- doesn't move a needle like Tiger does. That's what I envision happening with Cheyenne Woods in a few years when
Total recall: Top 10 major moments in 2013
GolfChannel.com writers Rex Hoggard, Randall Mell and Ryan Lavner break down a few of the Top 10 major moments of the 2013 season.was an even more emotional moment this year and that was when Adam Scott won the Masters at Augusta National , you know. When it was all over, when that final putt drop and he won in the playoff, I love that photo that Augusta National had where his arms are back and he is looking up at the heavens and you could just sense the incredible joy and the relief there and you know, for me it was-it wasn't just Adam Scott breaking through personal frustration. He knew that it was for a whole continent breaking through that frustration and it really sets him up as the Neil Armstrong of Australian golf and that Americans looked at Neil Armstrong , you know, worship him as the first man to walk on the moon while Adam Scott's gonna be the first man to walk in the champion's locker room. -pretty special. You mentioned that snapshot. I'm telling you, 2013 made me jealous that I carry a notebook for living and not a camera. Because there were so many good snapshots from the entire season, you brought up the one of Adam standing behind the green at Augusta National with the rain coming down. It was also another moment during those final closing moments when Marc Leishman [unk] who is knocked out and was watching some of the golf and he was fist pumping as Adam Scott was on his way to victory but the one snapshot that stands out the most to me is, After Phil Mickelson wins the open championship and it's during the celebration. His long time caddy Jim bones Mackay is sitting behind the 18th green
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Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus went head-to-head in the 1977 Open Championship dubbed 'The Duel in the Sun' but will their match up make it to the Major Match Play Championship semi-finals? Cast your vote and be heard by voting on Golfchannel.com today.have there is a pair of dramatic magical charges. We have a Jack Nicklaus back nine charge at the 86 Masters, where he wins and it's his most unexpected and emotional victory. And for a lot of people they remember that as their favorite Masters but the 60 U.S. Open was also special. There we had an Arnie charge, a classic final round Arnold Palmer, Palmer charge. Arnold wins that event. But there's more than just Arnold coming from seven shots back in the final round to win that championship. There is a 20 year old amateur named Jack Nicklaus who had a lead for a while in that final round. And also a 47 year old Ben Hogan . Imagine that leaderboard. One terrific major championship . So a great match-up. And then also on the left side, we have really a battle of great major championship nicknames with the 50 U.S. Open, it's the Miracle at Merion. It is the victory by Ben Hogan just 16 months after a car crash nearly killed him. It's Ben Hogan limping his way to victory in a playoff. Very dramatic victory for obvious reason. And it's going up against the duel in the sun, the 77 British Open, where we had Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus dueling at Saturday and Sunday at Turnberry and it was such great golf. It was just one golfer throwing a haymaker at the other and the other answering with a haymaker. It was Jack Nicklaus shooting 65, 66 on the weekend, and losing because Watson shot 65, 65 to beat him by a shot in their head-to-head
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GolfChannel.com senior writer Randall Mell joins Bailey Mosier to make their fantasy selections for the 2014 Arnold Palmer Invitational. Play alongside our experts by logging onto www.golfchannel.com/fantasy .tour. I'm going with a couple of young guys. In group one, Bubba Watson . He played well, he tied, he finished tied fourth in 2012 at Bay Hill. He then went on to win the Masters. He kind of had that slump in 2013 where we saw him adjusting to life as a Masters Champion . Adjusting to being a new father. But he still in 2013 finished in the top 15 there so he, he plays well
Fantasy: WGC-Accenture Match Play
GolfChannel.com writer Ryan Lavner joins Bailey Mosier to fill out brackets for the 2014 WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship. Play alongside our experts by logging onto www.golfchannel.com/fantasy-Yeah, Bail. Looking at my bracket here, I really like Jason Day, Sergio Garcia , Hunter Mahan, and Matt Kuchar. I definitely think they bring the most experience to the proceedings this week. But two upset specials that I want you to keep your eye on-- both are gonna occur, I think, in the round of 32 is Graham DeLaet over Steve Stricker . Stricker has not played since the World Challenge in December, so he's definitely coming in rusty, and DeLaet is in great form with four top tens in his last six starts. Another player, another world class player who is gonna be a little bit rusty is Justin Rose . Has just one start under his belt in 2014, played last week at Riviera. Didn't play particularly well. I can see him going down to Stephen Gallacher. But enough with my bracket. Bailey, tell me a little bit more about your final four and some couple upset specials. -All right. Well, for my final four, I have Jason Day, Matt Kuchar, Hunter Mahan, but instead of Sergio like you have, I have Rory McIlroy. And another-- an upset I wanna highlight is gonna be in the Hogan bracket. The second round, I think Jimmy Walker is gonna take down Ian Poulter , which may sound crazy because we all think of Ian Poulter as this Match Play ninja, the Match Play king, which he is at the Ryder Cup. But he actually was sent home


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Almost $2m to correct out-of-position airport solar panels
Seen above in 2012, the solar panels atop the garage at Manchester-Boston Regional Airport are being repositioned. (/UNION LEADER FILE)
Experts from national laboratories, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Federal Aviation Administration eventually decided the panels would have to be repositioned 90 degrees, from the sun-drenched south to the east.
O'Neill said the change will result in a 10 percent decrease in energy output.
• The airport contributed $25,000, which represents the 5-percent local match for the FAA contribution. Total airport contribution for the project now amounts to $201,000.
O'Neill said the study of solar panel glare was in its infancy when HMMH designed the arrays, and techniques and analysis have improved since then. A telephone call left with one of the senior vice presidents of the firm was not returned Friday.
O'Neill stressed that the primary purpose of the initial grant is to reduce air pollution by offsetting 500 kilowatts of electricity production. The electricity the panels generated were to also save the airport in its electrical bill, about $100,000 a year.
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The Beginning of Miracles (John 2:1-11)
Roland Hammett, July 21, 2013
Part of the The Miracles of Jesus series, preached at a Sunday Morning service
John 2:1-11
1And the third day there was a marriage in Cana of Galilee; and the mother of Jesus was there: 2And both Jesus was called, and his disciples, to the marriage. 3And when they wanted wine, the mother of Jesus saith unto him, They have no wine. 4Jesus saith unto her, Woman, what have I to do with thee? mine hour is not yet come. 5His mother saith unto the servants, Whatsoever he saith unto you, do it. 6And there were set there six waterpots of stone, after the manner of the purifying of the Jews, containing two or three firkins apiece. 7Jesus saith unto them, Fill the waterpots with water. And they filled them up to the brim. 8And he saith unto them, Draw out now, and bear unto the governor of the feast. And they bare it. 9When the ruler of the feast had tasted the water that was made wine, and knew not whence it was: (but the servants which drew the water knew;) the governor of the feast called the bridegroom, 10And saith unto him, Every man at the beginning doth set forth good wine; and when men have well drunk, then that which is worse: but thou hast kept the good wine until now. 11This beginning of miracles did Jesus in Cana of Galilee, and manifested forth his glory; and his disciples believed on him. (KJV)


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