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Maximum capacity: 250
Tourterelle was the perfect place to hold our daughter's wedding reception! From our initial meeting, Christine was so friendly, professional, and accommodating which continued throughout our planning process and especially on the wedding day itself! The flow of the reception was seamless, thanks to attentive staff and Christine's ability to make it happen unobtrusively. As the MOB, I was able to thoroughly engage with guests and enjoy every minute without having to worry about anything!! Guests didn't stop raving about the delicious food and beautiful location and scenic views. Bill did a phenomenal job as chef!!! I wholeheartedly recommend Tourterelle! Our daughter's wedding reception was absolutely perfect!!
Wedding: 07/19/2014
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
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We could not be happier with our choice to hold our wedding ceremony and reception at Tourterelle. As other reviewers have mentioned, Christine is wonderful. She made us feel at home from the first time we met, and was so thoughtful throughout the planning process. We spent a weekend at Tourterelle a few months before the wedding, to finalize things with other vendors and go over details with Christine. The dinner she served was amazing, and the dinner at the reception was definitely of the same caliber. We loved her commitment to seasonal and local food, and guests raved about the great selection of local beer and cider on tap at the reception. We were lucky in that the weather was gorgeous throughout our wedding weekend, but even in rain I am sure Tourterelle would be beautiful. It has such amazing views of the mountains. The covered deck was perfect as well - still outside but covered and shielded from whatever elements Vermont weather may bring. We could write pages about how much we love Tourterelle, and are always looking forward to returning for our anniversary next August.
Wedding: 08/17/2013
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Anonymous 5 Reviews
Beautiful venue and lovely staff. They worked with us to get what we wanted out of our wedding day. The downside was the cost, but they took care of everything(food, alcohol, wedding cake, table/chair/linen rentals, etc! It was worth the extra money to not have to worry about it on our wedding day!
Wedding: 2+ years ago
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Anonymous 3 Reviews
Tourterelle was the perfect place for our wedding. From day one, Christine and Bill made us feel like the bride & groom. They sat down with us, offered wine while we discussed our vision for our wedding day. They immediately saw our vision and made it happen. It was the easiest wedding planning ever! The wedding day was perfect, the food delicious (our guests raved) and the staff more than friendly and capable. We stayed at the Inn for two nights and our every need was taken care of. We felt more like friends than guests. We would recommend them for any event.
Wedding: 2+ years ago
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Helen 3 Reviews
We loved every moment of our Tourterelle wedding. We were from out of town, but Christine and Bill Snell made the wedding planning simple and seamless. They attended to all of our wants and wishes and helped give us a perfect wedding. The food and drink were outstanding. Guests still tell us of wonderful memories of the food and venue. We made the perfect choice. So happy we chose Tourterelle.
Wedding: 07/21/2012
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Caitrin 3 Reviews
Bill and Christine at Tourterelle were amazing! They made planning our wedding so easy and fun! The night of the big event went off without a hitch and we had the best party ever! If I could, I would relive my wedding everyday!
The food is amazing, the staff was professional and so helpful, everything was just all around AWESOME!
Wedding: 06/23/2012
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
I don't think you could find a more beautiful backdrop for a Vermont wedding. You even have a great views of the Adirondacks in New York State, where I grew up. This location was particularly special for our wedding because the groom grew up here in Vermont. Christine and Bill, the owners, made sure everything was exactly right for us. Even with the weeks of record rain and flooding in the area, right up to the wedding, the day was perfect. Our ceremony was out near the pond, where the grass was a little wet from unusual amounts of rain, otherwise BEAUTIFUL! The covered deck provided a dry haven for the reception and dancing into the night. The food was excellent, the service was tremendous, and the price was right! What a beautiful day full of great memories!
Wedding: 05/07/2011
Services Used: Wedding Cake, Catering, Ceremony & Reception Venue
Tourterelle, formerly known as Roland's Place, is an excellent venue for both a wedding ceremony and reception. For the ceremony, it offers a simple yet beautiful backdrop of Vermont mountains and farmland with a small pond with fountain, complete with resident duck family! For the reception, there is a closed in, roofed deck which also has a tent that can close in case of rain. The fact that the floor is raised is great for those unexpectedly rainy days, as nothing will get flooded! And! The cost of the tent is included in the reception fee. The cost was unbelievable (in a fantastic way!) and included everything from the ceremony site and set up with chairs, the reception location with tent, tables, flatware, linens, and centerpieces. The catering is all done by the owners, and the cost per plate includes the wedding cake (and NO cutting fees!). All in all, this was a very affordable site for a wedding, and was NOT lacking in anything from quality, taste, or professionalism. I would HIGHLY recommend this location to any couple planning on getting married in Northern Vermont.
Wedding: 09/18/2010
Services Used: Wedding Cake, Catering, Wedding Planning, Event Rentals & Photobooths, Ceremony & Reception Venue
My wedding was everything I could have wanted and more...My expectations were exceeded. The location was absolutely breathtaking, the updates in the Inn were beautiful, the services was beyond reproach, and my wedding was one of the most fun, visually stunning, relaxed, wonderful, etc, etc, etc! I cannot say enough about Tourterelle! It was an amazing experience.
Wedding: 09/04/2010
Services Used: Wedding Cake, Catering, Ceremony & Reception Venue
Tourterelle, formerly known as Roland's Place, is a wonderful choice for both a wedding ceremony and reception. The ceremony has a beautiful and quintessentially Vermont backdrop of mountains and farmland with a small pond with fountain, complete with ducks! For the reception, there is a closed in, roofed deck. This venue included everything from the site, set-up, chairs, tables, flatware, linens in the colors of your choice, etc. Even the centerpieces were done by Tourterelle and they welcomed my suggestions and preferences. The catering is all done by the owners, and is DELICIOUS! Lastly, Christine, the owner of Tourterelle on the day of, was organized, calm, and overall, a pleasure to work with! I highly recommend this venue for a perfect Vermont wedding!
Wedding: 06/26/2010
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
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With use of manual manipulation of the spine, chiropractors believe they can improve a person's health without surgery or medication. They believe most illnesses are due to blockages along the nerve bundles in the spinal cord. These blockages are found through physical examination and X-rays. Some chiropractors also prescribe exercises to do at home. Chiropractors may perform laboratory testing, diagnostic imaging, and other diagnostic interventions. Some chiropractors practice other modalities, such as nutrition and complementary medicine, but these subjects are not a major part of chiropractic specialty.
Treatment may include lying on your stomach on a special table, while the chiropractor uses his or her hands and elbows to realign the spine.
Chiropractic treatments have proven to be effective in treating certain lower back pain symptoms and muscle and other bone pains.
Chiropractic medicine dates back to the times of ancient Egypt. However, not until the 1890s was modern chiropractic practice defined by an American. Chiropractic training is not equivalent to the training licensed medical doctors receive, but it is extensive. Doctors of Chiropractic Medicine have had at least three years of college with an emphasis on biology or basic sciences, followed by a minimum of four years of training at an accredited chiropractic college.
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Ok well I'm sorry that I have to do this again so soon, but I have to close requests again, because I'm just getting way too many of them. I knew I was going to get a bunch when I reopened but I just didn't expect to get this many so quickly.
It's going to take a long time to complete all the requests I have, but they all will be finished eventually. When I reopen requests again in the future, I'm going to HAVE to start doing a 5 to 10 limit, since this way just isn't going to work (I SHOULD have done the limit this time, but I was an idiot and decided to try the old way again).
Well, I have FINALLY at long last finished off that monster of a list, and I'm sorry that everybody had to wait such an incredibly long time for their requests. I'll open requests again soon, and I should probably mention that I have already gotten a bunch of people wanting a spot reserved for them for next time, so I'm not totally sure how I'm going to do the next request stint yet. I will take a limited number, but it's looking like it will be quite a bit more than I originally planned, and I totally do not want to end up with another enormous list.


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I'm not afraid of robots, really, but when I first considered letting an autonomous machine with whirring steel blades loose in my backyard, my first thought was, "is this safe?" My second thought was "this is cool."
Cool wins.
Home robots, which don't look nearly as interesting as I want home robots to look, have been gaining traction in US, mostly due to the popularity of floor cleaning robots like Roomba. Now we have window cleaning robots, grill cleaning robots and pool cleaning robots. Lawn mowing robots have been around for a few years, but so far they haven't been nearly as popular as floor sweepers. Maybe it's the blades.
The Robomo RS630 is a dual-blade battery operated lawn mowing robot that just might be the one to get people to ditch their gas-guzzling mowers (or ice tea-guzzling lawn service). It's the company's largest model and supposed to be suitable for yards up to 32,300 square feet (though I'd take that number with a grain of salt). I've been using Robomow for about two weeks, and while initially skeptical, I'm now convinced that this is the best thing to happen in my lawn since the year I grew a 32 pound zucchini.
How does it work?
If you're familiar with Roomba floor cleaners, you know that those devices work by banging around your living room, taking diagonal charges across expanses of dog hair, until it eventually has cleaned every inch. Robomow isn't much different, except that there are no walls in a yard for it to bounce off. Instead you have to lay a perimeter wire around your yard. The perimeter wire acts in much the same way as a perimeter wire in an invisible dog fence. Robomow detects the location of the wire and won't cross it.
Robomow's boundary wire.
To keep things simple, I only set up Robomow in my backyard, which is about 6,000 square feet. If I added my front yard, that would nearly double the total yard size and require a more complicated perimeter setup. Robomow's programming allows for setup of multiple zones and even travel corridors if your space requires it. For really big yards, multiple charging stations can be used.
Setting up the perimeter wire may take some time, but it's not difficult. You lay the wire down around the edge of your yard and obstacles you don't want it to mow over (the mower will bounce off obstacles taller than 6 inches, so large planters, poles or garden walls don't generally need a perimeter around them). The mower comes with a ruler to ensure you set the wire the correct distance from any edge or walkway. I added a few extra inches around my goldfish pond just be safe. Robomow is rain proof, but not submersible.
Once you put down the wire, you need to stake it in every few feet with plastic tent stakes (supplied). Once staked in, you barely see the wire. After two weeks, grass has worked its way over it so that I need to rummage around to find it.
The perimeter wire connects with a base station which also needs to be plugged in somewhere. I plugged mine into the nearby shed. The mower spends most of its time sitting on a base station charging up its battery and waiting for the next scheduled mow.
Robomow automatically returns to its base and recharges from these two prongs (don't touch them!).
Robomow works on a schedule (you can force it out of schedule if you want to). By default the mower automatically mows twice a week. The schedule and several other options can be modified on the menu directly on the mower or via a smartphone app. Strangely you can select days and times you don't want it to mow, but not the time you want it too. I thought that was odd at first, but in practice it makes sense. The idea is that it will work around your schedule. If you block out Saturdays and Sundays, the mower will only cut during the week and leave the lawn open for use on weekends. If you want to use the yard on a day that the mower normally works, you can just switch it off.
Will it replace your gas mower?
One thing you'll need to get used to if you invite Robomow into your yard is that it's really slow. That's probably a good thing, because you don't want a rogue Battlebot racing around your yard with blades spinning. However, if you expect this robot to cut your yard in the same amount of time as you do it manually, you'll be disappointed. On my 13 horsepower riding mower I can cut the back yard in 30 minutes. Robomow takes about 8 hours, and that includes several trips back to the base station to recharge its battery. The first time I saw how long it took I was shocked, but after a five cuts, the time it takes is kind of irrelevant. Why? Because it cuts when I'm not using the yard anyway—while I'm working or even at night while I'm asleep. Yes, you can block out all daytime hours so Robomow cuts your yard while you sleep. It beeps, and a little red light blinks on its head (like Kit the taking car) while it mows.
Have you ever been woken early on a Sunday morning by a neighbor's lawn mower? Robomow won't do that. Because its motor is electric, not gas, it's incredibly quiet.
The business end of Robomow.
The finished yard looks pretty good. The mower uses mulching blades, so there are no grass cuttings to bag up. It won't make a neat pattern of straight lines on the lawn, but I'm not that particular anyway. It seems to handle bumps and depressions pretty well, though I did have to fill in a couple of old rabbit holes that Robomow didn't like (I was meaning to do that anyway). You'll still need to trim your edges and live with a missed spot here and there, but overall, it does as good a job as I do on my riding mower, but I don't have to do it.
Robomow has a built in rain sensor so it won't cut in a storm. I found out how sensitive the rain sensor is when my father's terrier lifted his leg on the mower (I tried to stop him, really). Immediately "Rain Detected" appeared on the mower's small display screen. Robomow was unharmed by the way.
If you're worried about someone walking off with the mower, the company has that covered to. An ear-splitting siren goes off when you take Robomow off the base unauthorized.
Is it Safe?
So far, it seems to be quite safe. If the robot mower hits a solid object the blades will stop spinning and it will back up and go in a different direction. Somewhat recklessly I tried this with my leg (don't do this at home!). It worked. The blades are also far enough away from the front that it shouldn't chew your toes before it backs off. Anyway, Robomow travels about as fast as a vine grows, so any person or animal can easily get out of the way. There's also a big STOP lever on top in case of emergencies.
Who is it for?
Robomow seems like it would be best for people with uncomplicated yards—not too many trees or obstacles, not to many separate grass areas. The most ideal yard is a square, and not overly large. The more stuff in the yard, the longer Robomow will take. If you're the kind of person who hates all yard work (or is allergic to grass) this would work for you. If you travel a lot or are frequently away on weekends when most people mow their lawns, then Robomow will keep your neighbors from calling the home owners' association on you. At $1,999, it's not a casual expense, but a decent riding mower will set you back that much, and a lawn service may cost that in just one or two seasons. The best home robots do your work so you don't have to, and when setup properly, Robomow lives up to expectations.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-579719431387122896.post1200511556289577838..comments2014-11-26T19:04:58.695-05:00Comments on Tomorrow's News Today - Atlanta: A Look Back at Old Hickory House .Atlantan99http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-579719431387122896.post-43380954126200264072014-10-26T09:15:03.709-04:002014-10-26T09:15:03.709-04:00The Augusta restaurant was in three different buil...The Augusta restaurant was in three different buildings - it originally was in a spot further down Washington Road in front of the Publix at Alexander Drive that is now a Mexican retaurant.

The current Hooters was a large building and very nice. It went downhill after it moved into the Days email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-579719431387122896.post-50281574205706223772014-09-09T00:03:20.576-04:002014-09-09T00:03:20.576-04:00I grew up at the Hickory House on Piedmont. we wen...I grew up at the Hickory House on Piedmont. we went there as a family all the time. My mother also got her pork outside cut. But as a kid, the inly thing I would eat on the menu was a chick FIL A sand which. At that time it was the only place I knew that had them. One of my most important family memories. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-579719431387122896.post-35399017565400327352014-09-04T12:19:30.617-04:002014-09-04T12:19:30.617-04:00It must have been decadeS ago. Now that Cardamom...It must have been decadeS ago.

Now that Cardamom Hill is gone, with the exception of maybe that condo development on 10th street, I don't think there's even ONE non-fastfood restaurant the entire length of Northside Drive between Paces Ferry in Buckhead and Castleberry Hill, by the Georgia Dome!

Indeed if you drive by the place where there was an Oga's during the JFK administration, there's no trace of any sort of dining establishment being at that location. There is a shuttered Mexican place near 17th but that always looked very firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-579719431387122896.post-86218782366614258502014-09-02T11:12:55.671-04:002014-09-02T11:12:55.671-04:00If there was an Oga's on Northside, it must ha...If there was an Oga's on Northside, it must have closed at least a decade ago, probably quite a bit longer. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-579719431387122896.post-12793255284729791692014-08-28T17:20:29.072-04:002014-08-28T17:20:29.072-04:00Starting working at OHH on Memorial Drive across f...Starting working at OHH on Memorial Drive across from the old Avondale mall right after turning 14 (1973 - 80 cents an hour!). Worked for JR for a few years. Never tasted better BBQ and never had as much fun working as I did there, but learned a great work ethic from those folks. Sorry to see them go by the wayside. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-579719431387122896.post-76120197472795210902014-08-28T14:43:00.207-04:002014-08-28T14:43:00.207-04:00Lived in Dunwoody for almost 20 years and ate many...Lived in Dunwoody for almost 20 years and ate many a great meal at OHH. The closing makes me miss Dunwoody much less. The BEST Brunswick stew ever. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-579719431387122896.post-44308158397061051172014-08-28T13:13:58.618-04:002014-08-28T13:13:58.618-04:00Yes, Northside Dr at NE corner of Deering. Our fam...Yes, Northside Dr at NE corner of Deering. Our family at there many times in the 60's, even had them cater several events for us.

Dont' think it was made clear, but the Piedmont Rd location, now Cowtippers, was a restaurant and the corp offices (if it's the same address). Best Brunswick stew ever. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-579719431387122896.post-84349766400850644642014-08-28T12:06:36.471-04:002014-08-28T12:06:36.471-04:00DO YOUR HOMEWORK - Ann was Jack's 1st wife and...DO YOUR HOMEWORK - Ann was Jack's 1st wife and does not own firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-579719431387122896.post-61246069384570609392014-08-28T11:35:54.126-04:002014-08-28T11:35:54.126-04:00Was a resident of Dunwoody for over 10 years. OHH...Was a resident of Dunwoody for over 10 years. OHH was a traditional meeting place, usually for breakfast at least weekly, with my best friends there. I have always looked forward to meeting there in Dunwoody when I revisit Atlana. The atmosphere nutured many good times. The passing of the Old Hickory House is sad for me, firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-579719431387122896.post-92190779761875516052014-08-28T08:47:01.589-04:002014-08-28T08:47:01.589-04:00Totally agree with Grant Goggans about the comment...Totally agree with Grant Goggans about the comments from poster at 2:34pm. I've eaten at both and if Old South indeed says that......they " borrowed " that from OHH.
firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-579719431387122896.post-38768155968728303652014-08-28T06:19:30.640-04:002014-08-28T06:19:30.640-04:00Bye Hickory House Dunwoody. Will miss you. Bye Hickory House Dunwoody. Will miss you. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-579719431387122896.post-41041344728934665882014-08-27T21:13:13.165-04:002014-08-27T21:13:13.165-04:00Was there one in Douglasville also?Was there one in Douglasville email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-579719431387122896.post-42226916311918343652014-08-27T14:45:33.465-04:002014-08-27T14:45:33.465-04:00Anonymous at 2.34 pm is incorrect. "Put some...Anonymous at 2.34 pm is incorrect. "Put some south in your mouth" has been Old Hickory House's slogan for decades, and was sung in the TV jingles that everybody who lived here in the early '80s remembers.

The "lobby of the Days Inn" location in Sandy Springs was the last one to shutter prior to Dunwoody. I believe that it closed around 2002.Grant Gogganshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-579719431387122896.post-57959763159461729222014-08-27T14:42:02.274-04:002014-08-27T14:42:02.274-04:00Speculation on Dunwoody Hickory House? http://t.co...Speculation on Dunwoody Hickory House? http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-579719431387122896.post-86824813143378546022014-08-27T14:34:26.155-04:002014-08-27T14:34:26.155-04:00Always enjoyed eating at Old Hickory House. I mus...Always enjoyed eating at Old Hickory House. I must point out that "put sone South in your mouth" is from Old South BBQ in email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-579719431387122896.post-38992062768896248342014-08-27T14:18:56.758-04:002014-08-27T14:18:56.758-04:00Thanks for the post. Interesting stuff. I grew up ...Thanks for the post. Interesting stuff. I grew up in Dunwoody and had many a meal at HH after little league, boyscouts and the like. Good memories for firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-579719431387122896.post-11851737301828127512014-08-27T13:53:36.613-04:002014-08-27T13:53:36.613-04:00There was also one in the Days Inn at Roswell Road...There was also one in the Days Inn at Roswell Road and I-285, just inside the perimeter. Site has been demolished and still sitting empty.Gatorhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-579719431387122896.post-67861415039014848522014-08-27T13:36:21.716-04:002014-08-27T13:36:21.716-04:00Been going to the Dunwoody location for @ 15 years...Been going to the Dunwoody location for @ 15 years. Always enjoyed their BBQ sandwiches. Sad to see them go. Have never liked the Northlake location. Didn't know they had such a history. Great firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-579719431387122896.post-42183768973863109882014-08-27T10:36:33.723-04:002014-08-27T10:36:33.723-04:00I grew up in the Northlake area and went to that l...I grew up in the Northlake area and went to that location many times, usually with my dad, who liked to treat us. (Short stakes for the littles - that's what we all got).

Now I like the biscuits and gravy, and somehow I've never eaten anything on the lunch/dinner menus.

I hope the Northlake location can last at least a little longer. Very fond memories. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-579719431387122896.post-76901168200564506932014-08-27T10:22:58.921-04:002014-08-27T10:22:58.921-04:00Some may recall that the old Forest Park location ...Some may recall that the old Forest Park location was the bus stop scene in "Smoky in the Bandit" filmed circa 1978. The scene had Jacky Gleason and Burt Reynolds in their first face to face meeting followed by Sheriff Buford T. Justice leaving the from door with toilet tissue still attached to his pocket and where he says "thank you nice lady".firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-579719431387122896.post-26508437492162221372014-08-27T09:32:42.002-04:002014-08-27T09:32:42.002-04:00On Northside drive, just a tad north of GT, is/was...On Northside drive, just a tad north of GT, is/was an Oga's and I think it used to be an OHH (based on reading ATM).
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Asphalt 8: Airborne Review
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- Genre: Entertainment
- Released: 22 Aug, 2013
- Size: 996.6 MB
- Price: FREE!
- Excellent arcade handling.
- Inventive and considered track design.
- Triple-boost system is a gas.
- Tons of content.
- Could afford to be a teensy-bit more generous with its currency rewards.
Asphalt 8: Airborne is a patchwork quilt of arcade racing tropes stitched together with skill and affection. Join the joyride.
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Ashpalt 8: Airborne plays like a greatest hits compilation of arcade racers. Perhaps you enjoyed the powerslide from Outrun and Ridge Racer? Or the nitro boosts and takedown challenges from Burnout? Well, you'll find them all in Asphalt 8.
The good news is that rather than Gameloft simply ripping off aspects of other games and mashing them randomly together, the dev has managed create a polished, adrenaline-infused racer which is way more fun than it has any right to be.
One thing's for sure: it certainly isn't short of content. There are 8 seasons to race through, featuring a total of 180 races. You've got 47 licensed cars to purchase and upgrade. Game modes range from standard races and eliminations, to drifts challenges and a zombie-style infected mode. The tracks themselves often branch off in numerous directions, offering you several alternative routes to the finish line.
However, all of this is worth nothing if the racing isn't any fun. Luckily, racing finds should find themselves gelling with Ashpalt 8: Airborne's controls and physics from the moment the light turns green.
Both the tilt and touch control options put you confidently in command of your vehicle. Though the drifting isn't quite as smooth as in other arcade racers, the triple-tap boost - which gives you three tiers of nitrous boost - is incredibly satisfying to use. Timing precisely when to open the nitrous tanks is often the key to victory. Challenges are rarely a walk in the park, and you'll often find yourself scrapping for first right up to the chequered flag.
Likewise, deciding when to upgrade your existing ride and when to purchase a better one requires thought too. If you want to unlock seasons without spending any real money (and you really don't have) you must invest wisely, and make sure you grab all 5 stars from every race. Things get pretty tough towards the end, but races are rarely anything but a blast. Even when you're repeating challenges, you'll discover a new sidestreet or pull off an even better stunt, and you'll find excitement coursing through your body once again.
Though Asphalt 8: Airborne's parts may be borrowed, they have been skilfully assembled to build a highly entertaining vehicle. If you like your racing fast and furious, we suggest you take this one for a spin.
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The best iOS arcade racing game series reaches a new turning point! Perform dynamic, high-speed aerial stunts in an intense driving experience powered by a brand-new physics engine!
• 56 high-performance cars (80% NEW!)
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• Hit the ramps and take the race upward
• Perform barrel rolls and wild 360º jumps
• Maneuver through the air while pulling off stunts
• 9 different settings, such as Venice, French Guiana, Iceland, the Nevada Desert & other exciting locations!
• All tracks available in original and mirror variations in Career mode
• Discover plenty of hidden shortcuts
• 8 seasons & 180 events in the Career mode
• Stunning visuals thanks to next-gen shaders, real-time geometry reflection & other amazing effects
• Check out the new Infected and Drift Gate modes
• Win prizes in the Limited-Time Cups!
• A detailed damage system
• Simultaneous multiplayer action for up to 8 opponents (not available for iPod touch 4th generation and iPhone 4)
• Dare friends to asynchronous races
• Compare scores on the new leaderboards with friends and drivers around the world
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What's New in Version 1.6.2Brace yourselves: Halloween is coming, and in Asphalt 8, the monsters of speed are ready!
- Terrify other players by infecting them in the Infected Mode of our Halloween Special Multiplayer Event!
- Crazy about Time-Limited Events? We've got 2 different events every day of the week where you can win awesome prizes!
- Test the Koenigsegg One:1 FOR FREE... The fastest car in the game is here to stay!
- Twitch broadcasting functionality has been restored. Show off your Asphalt 8 skills on your Twitch channel!
- Push the pedal to the Metal! Play on an iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, or on iOS 8-updated versions of iPhone 5s, iPad Air, and iPad mini with Retina display to enjoy AMAZING visual enhancements and enter a new gaming dimension!
- Discover the high-speed heat of San Diego Harbor. Take off from an aircraft carrier and dodge helicopters while taking in the sights!
- 5 new cars to master: the Koenigsegg One: 1, Mazda Furai, Maserati MC12, Savage Rivale GTR and Peugeot Onyx. Look for each one to arrive over the days and weeks to come!
- Multiplayer Events: You asked for it, and here it is. Race head-to-head for the ultimate rewards!
- Exclusive Metal Season: Experience the exhilaration of racing against 3 TIMES as many opponents as any other Asphalt game! A season ONLY accessible on iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus or on iOS 8-updated versions of iPhone 5s, iPad Air, and iPad mini with Retina display.
- 4 new car collections. Time to stock your garage and get your rewards!
Airborne is a very successful racing game, Airborne is an absolutely fantastic game it is the the eighth game in this series. This game is released just for iphone and ipad apps that sway it works fine and looks great on my iPad.
Looks amazing..... so I very much doubt it runs on my last gen iPod.
this game doesnt deserve a 5 out of 5... same old same old


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Simms Sees Things to Like About Sanchez, OffensePosted by on October 21, 2011 – 11:00 am
Phil Simms, who will be at MetLife Stadium Sunday for Week 7 action between the Jets and the Chargers alongside Jim Nantz in the CBS broadcast booth, believes the Jets offense will continue to progress in the weeks ahead.
"Rex Ryan is the coach. There is a mentality and a culture that comes with that," he told me on a "Four Quarters" installment that will air on the site throughout the weekend. "They're not going to be the high-flying San Diego Chargers when Dan Fouts was the quarterback. There is going to be a toughness — that's why they went to two straight AFC Championship Games. You don't want to lose that."
After a disastrous Week 4 setback in Baltimore, Simms thinks the "O" took steps forward in the Week 5 loss at New England and in Monday night's 24-6 victory over the winless Dolphins.
"I've seen the Jets getting back to that a little the last couple of weeks. I think Jets fans should be somewhat excited about that," he said. "Maybe it's not the prettiest football in the world, but who cares? When it's all said and done, it is about winning. They didn't complain when they got to the championship game last year."
While many pundits have questioned Mark Sanchez's progress, Simms thinks the third-year passer has been solid the last two weeks. Sanchez completed 59 percent of his passes (30 of 51) with three TDs and zero turnovers in divisional play against the Pats and 'Fins.
"Look at the last two games and look at the numbers," Simms said. "I think he has three touchdowns and no interceptions, completion percentage OK and the yards are OK per attempt. Man, Rex Ryan must go into his office and go, 'That's what I want.' "
And while many in Jets Nation scream for long aerial strikes, Simms has an interesting take on Sanchez's greatest strengths.
"He is a very good quick-rhythm thrower, the three-step game. Why? Because he has a great — not a good — drop. He has big hands and long arms. That makes him a good over-the-top short thrower," he said. "He is one of the top-five ball fakers in the NFL, so that makes him a pretty good play-action quarterback. He throws good on the run and can move in the pocket behind the tackles well enough."
The Jets defense will be tested by an excellent Chargers offense this weekend. Quarterback Philip Rivers loves to go down the field with his outside receivers and the Jets are confident on the outside with their talented corner tandem.
"The No. 1 thing I'm interested in watching this week is Vincent Jackson of the Chargers going against Darrelle Revis," Simms said. "Darrelle is probably the best defensive player in the NFL and Vincent Jackson, people know about him but I don't think they really respect how good he is. He is a fantastic receiver."
Referring to the 'Bolts as a "sneaky" running team, Simms says the Chargers' approach in the pass game is unique.
"If you're a Jets fan and you come out there to the game on Sunday, I don't care where Philip Rivers throws it. He may throw it short, but you watch how many guys are running down the field every play," he said. "It's like worms — they're wiggling in and out and it's going to be great to see it against the Jets' man-to-man defense."
Simms, a quarterback for the crosstown team from 1979-93, does not minimize the importance of this game for New York's AFC representative. Sitting 3-3, the Jets need a win headed into the bye or else it's going to be a treacherous climb to return to the postseason.
"The room for error — that's why it's so critical for the Jets," he said. "It will probably be one of the first things I say on the air that it is critical."
Tags: Jim Nantz, Mark Sanchez, Phil Simms, Philip Rivers, Rex Ryan, San Diego Chargers
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By Jet Fan Since '64 Tom on Oct 21, 2011 | Reply
When I see articles titled, "Weddle Talks About Jets' Vertical Passing Game," I'll take what Simms is saying here a little more seriously.
By carl on Oct 21, 2011 | Reply
I like Phils take on the game! Sanchez ,this simple just win baby!! Plax be patient !! Where's Bart Scott been? Got to play Maybin more !! The kid has been good for us, reward him with more playing time! Go Jets!!!
By IRA on Oct 21, 2011 | Reply
Simms is right on the money about Sanchez. he has shown some improvement the past two games. Now he needs to put together a complete game and get help from the D. The Jets have been making teams turn over the ball and Rivers has thrown 7 picks so far. Thats the key to this game for sure. Jets get 2 picks again this week and continue to show improvement.
By wayne on Oct 21, 2011 | Reply
Simms comping a Jets QB. I remember the good old days……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
By bestjets on Oct 21, 2011 | Reply
good eric any article concerning football so welcome these days / when will the producers and editors get that the fans dont care and the players dont even know of all this gossip that has become nyc journalism lately / case in point rex ryans thursday press conference / again the senior writers should demand and get priority time over whatever fools are fixated on the gossip aspect from pr dept who needs not apologize but be more aggresive in terms of keeping it to footbal and about the players and the game between the lines
By Charliejet on Oct 22, 2011 | Reply
There ya go Tom 64!
By Charliejet on Oct 22, 2011 | Reply
There ya go Gary C.
By GaryC on Oct 22, 2011 | Reply
charliejet, don't know what you are speaking about,I have never killed sanchez like jet fan tom,Plastico Burress, yes and Stone Mason,yes and Bart,can't wait Scott, yes,but come up with a post where I knock sanchez, shotty's play calling,definitely.
By Row on Oct 22, 2011 | Reply
Mark has stunk it up. There have been a few plays where guys like Holmes or LT made a play, but other than that, it has just been a product of many tries to succeed, given by the Jet defense. The Dolphins and the Patriot's defenses are absolutely terrible. He misses guys by tons of yards and continues to throw behind WR's when he's actually throwing to them. LT must become the primary back again after the Dolphins performance when he finally had a hole. Win this week. Go Jets


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Address Marnis 46 (Omonia)
Golden City is a big tourist hotel with 91 surprisingly elegant rooms, located not far from Omonia Square.
Address 13 Odysseos St., Karaiskaki Square (Metaxourgio)
Situated in a relatively non-descript neighborhood, the Rio is a 10-minute walk from the National Archaeological Museum and equally close to the trendy Psiri and Thisseio neighborhoods.
Address 28, Agiou Konstandinou street (Omonia)
Rooms are comfortable, clean, and decorated in an unfussy manner. They're also more spacious than many of their Athens peers.
Address Lekka Str. 21 (Plaka)
The Achilleas's 36 comfortable rooms are more business class than basic. Beds are comfortable, though there are no stylistic thrills here.
Address 16, Bouboulinas street (Exarchia)
This 93-room hotel occupies two adjacent buildings. One houses single and double rooms, and the other houses the triple rooms and junior suites.
Address 32,Ag.Konstantinou Str. (Omonia)
The comfortable Hotel Achillion offers tastefully decorated rooms without tastefully-decorated-room prices—it's a win-win combination.
Address 6-8 Mitropoleos Str- 12 Nikis Str (Plaka)
Hotel Arethusa has the dated, exciting atmosphere of a hotel where much intrigue went down during Athens's turbulent 1960s and 1970s.
Address Ag. Dimitrou 18, Monastiraki (Psyrri)
Hotel Arion, which opened in time for the 2004 Olympics, perfectly expresses the affordable Athenian boutique hotel impulse.
Address 7 Kapnikareas & Mitropoleos (Plaka)
First and foremost, the Plaka is a capable hotel, with especially good rates considering the hotel's location in the heart of heaviliy tourist-trafficked Athens.
Address 65 Athinas & Lycourgou Street (Omonia)
The Pallas Athena, formerly the Athena Grand, is located in one of Athens' most bustling areas.
Address 9 Falirou street, Makriyianni (Koukaki & Makrygianni)
Hotel Hera is splurgeworthy for its relative affordability, its great location, and its inviting high-end atmosphere.
Address Sofokleous 27 (Omonia)
If all you want is a safe, centrally-located place to crash at the end of the day, then this is definitely one of the least-expensive places in Athens.
Address 5, Erehtheiou str. (Koukaki & Makrygianni)
Art Gallery Hotel is a great option for travelers seeking a quiet place just off the tourist path.


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Original plans for Boomsday called for part of Neyland Drive to be gated off for ticketed admission.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) -- Neyland Drive will remain open and free to the public for Boomsday 2014.
Original plans were to gate off a portion of Neyland Drive and charge $20 for admission.
But state law says you can't gate off off a state highway.
Instead, headliner Rodney Atkins will perform at 10 p.m. inside Thompson Boling Arena after the fireworks.
Visit Knoxville said in a release today that "the change was made to remain in full compliance with state law regarding access to Neyland Drive."
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