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* Founded in 1984 and based in San Jose, Calif.
* Designs, manufacturers and sells networking, communication and information technology products worldwide
* John Chambers is chairman and CEO
* $10.8 billion in sales for the three months ending April 30; $1.8 billion in net income in the period
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The city with the nation's biggest Internet pipeline and one of the largest technology companies in the world are going to start working together.
Norman Jacknis, director of Cisco Systems public sector group, announced Wednesday that the 70,000-employee tech giant is exploring a partnership with Chattanooga to find more uses for EPB's gigabit network.
"Our job is to work with the innovators," Jacknis said. "This is the only city in America with the network that can support the future."
Chattanooga Mayor Ron Littlefield called Cisco officials the city's new "partners," which are "helping us to prepare this city in a way that no other city is prepared."
Though both were short on details of the partnership, Littlefield stressed that he is interested in taking Chattanooga's edge in Internet bandwidth to the next level before cities like Kansas City catch up.
"Cisco is in the business of thinking ahead, and we're on the leading edge right now," Littlefield said. "We can't just sit down and say, 'That's great, we crossed the finish line.'"
In a presentation to a packed room in the Loose Cannon art gallery, Jacknis outlined an ambitious plan to transform Chattanooga into 21st-century economy through the use of broadband technology.
He calls it moving from "central places to network spaces."
In short, by 2030 it may no longer be necessary to work in an office, or to have meetings in the same room, Jacknis hypothesized.
That's because local Internet speeds as high as 1 gigabit per second enable what he called "the game changer:" real-time video communications, which enable crucial collaboration in modern service-based economies.
"Video is the most obvious near-term thing," Jacknis said, but also listed multiplayer gaming and immersive education as additional opportunities.
With bandwidth like Chattanooga's, workers separated by hundreds of miles can communicate as if they're in the same house, or even the same room using Cisco's telepresence solution, he said.
Jacknis said that "93 percent of communication is nonverbal, so with video, seeing is believing."
Cisco typically supplies the routers, switches and networking hardware to make remote face-to-face communication possible, such as its HD video solution for bringing medical treatment to oil rig workers.
"With the Health Presence, a doctor can do remote consultation and diagnosis without leaving their office," he said.
Of course, the future could come a lot more quickly than 2030, Littlefield added.
"I bought a computer once with eight gigabytes of storage, and they told me that's all I would ever need," Littlefield said. "Now, you can carry that around on your keychain."
Ellis Smith joined the Chattanooga Times Free Press in January 2010 as a business reporter. His beat includes the flooring industry, Chattem, Unum, Krystal, the automobile market, real estate and technology. Ellis is from Marietta, Ga., and has a bachelor's degree in mass communication at the University of West Georgia. He previously worked at UTV-13 News, Carrollton, Ga., as a producer; at the The West Georgian, Carrollton, Ga., as editor; and at the Times-Georgian, Carrollton, ...
I can't wait for companies who rely on cloud & remote computing to take advantage of the network in Chattanooga.


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The Meanings Behind the Shades
Red: Love Beauty ,Courage and Respect, Romantic Love, Congratulations, "I Love You" " Job Well-Done". Sincere Love, Passion
Red(Dark): Unconscious beauty
Red(Single): " I Love You"
Deep Burgundy: Unconscious Beauty
White: Purity, Innocence, Silence, Secrecy,, Reverence, Humility, Youth-fullness, "I am worthy of your", Heavenly
White(Bridal): Happy love
Pink: Appreciation, "Thank You", Grace, Perfect Happiness, Admiration, Gentleness, " Please Believe Me"
Dark Pink: Appreciation, Gratitude, "Thank You"
Light Pink: Admiration, Sympathy, Gentleness, Grace, Gladness, Joy Sweetness
Yellow: Joy, Gladness, Friendship, Delight, Promise of a new beginning, Welcome Back, Remember Me, Jealousy, "I Care".
Yellow with Red Tip: Friendship, Falling in Love
Orange: Desire, Enthusiasm
Red and White: Given together, these signify unity
Red and Yellow: Jovial and Happy Feelings
Peach: Appreciation, Closing the deal, Lets get together, Sincerity, Gratitude
Coral: Desire
Lavender: Love at first sight, Enchantment
Orange: Enthusiasm, Desire, Fascination
Black: Death, Farewell
Blue: The unattainable, the impossible
Single in any color: Simplicity, Gratitude
Red Rosebud: Symbolic of purity and loveliness
White Rosebud: Symbolic of girlhood
Thorn-less Rose: "Love at first sight"

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|Mr. Arpan Nath joins as Research Associate under Nokia-EILab collaborated project to build quick prototypes on wearable computing explorations. EILab welcomes him.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - An 82-year-old woman from the Tampa Bay area trying to survive on a meager social security check is among customers of Citizens Property Insurance Corp. suing the insurer for the way it calculates replacement values.
Ruth Lauro said Tuesday that she isn't sure how long she'll be able to remain in her New Port Richey home of 33 years after a $69 increase in her monthly insurance premium. Nearly half of the increase was for flood insurance, which went from $400 to $800 annually. Lauro's only income is a $637 Social Security check each month.
"Never had a puddle where I live," Lauro said. "They really did me in good."
She is among hundreds of plaintiffs in a suit filed Tuesday in Paso County that names Citizens and Xactware Solutions Inc., as defendants. Xactware is a Utah-based company also known as 360Value that sells computer programs to insurance companies to determine property replacement costs.
"Our motivation in establishing an accurate replacement cost valuation is to protect our policyholders and make sure they can restore their home after a catastrophic loss," Citizens' spokeswoman Christine Ashburn said Tuesday. "Any assertion to the contrary is simply wrong."
Joe Freitas, who is also from New Port Richey, is the individual named as plaintiff on behalf of the others in the class action. The plaintiffs are represented by attorneys Mark Beausoleil of Fort Lauderdale and Shane McClelland, who works for a Houston law firm.
The suit said Freitas purchased his home in September for $109,000, slightly below a $117,000 appraisal from his mortgage company, which required property casualty coverage. The premium with Citizens was $917. However, 30 days after closing, Freitas was told by his insurance agent that Citizens would not insure his home for less than $236,700, doubling the premium to $1,846 annually.
"It changed the way we were going to live our lives," Freitas, 44, said at a news conference in front of the Old Capitol.
Freitas, a service technician for the Icee Corporation, said he tried to talk with Citizens, but was told that Citizens did not accept appraisals and followed the figures provided them by the company's software program.
Sen. Mike Fasano said independent appraisals came back at about half of the amount Citizens claimed.
"Ms. Lauro came to our office over a month ago, devastated," Fasano, R-New Port Richey, said.
"Hundreds and hundreds are in similar situations," said Fasano, whose district includes Freitas and Lauro. "This unfortunately and sadly is a way for Citizens and the private companies to raise rates without having to get approval from the state."
Florida requires insurers to receive approval on rate requests from the Office of Insurance Regulation.
Created by the Legislature in 2002, Citizens was designed to provide insurance to homeowners in high-risk areas and those who cannot find coverage in the private market. It was largely an offshoot of an underwriting association formed by the state in the aftermath of Hurricane Andrew in August 1992. Instead of being the insurer of last resort as originally intended, Citizens has become the largest insurer of homes and business in Florida with nearly 1.5 million policyowners. If the company were to fail, virtually anyone in Florida with insurance would be assessed to make up the losses.
Sam Miller, vice president of the Florida Insurance Council, an industry group, said a major judgment against Citizens resulting from Tuesday's suit would likely result in a statewide assessment on all homeowners, motorists and business owners.
Meanwhile, Freitas heads back to work and Lauro goes home with her fingers crossed.
"I just hope things work out," she said.
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Director: Fernando Colomo
Manolo Falceto has just had this thirty-third birthday He lives with his parents and has finished a degree, but does not want to practise. He has a girlfriend to whom he does not want to be engaged He plays the double-bass.
One day, by chance, he meets Mariano Garrido, his closest schoolmate. They have not seen each other for twenty years. Mariano is the author, under a pseudonym, of a detective story, which has sold over a million copies in the USA.
A succession of strange happenings makes Manolo suspect that the novel is an autobiography and that under the writer is hiding something more complex.
The appearance of a third character makes Manolo's life even more difficult. He will have to choose between imagination and apparent reality, and he will understand at last that he is involved in an old-fashioned story with good guys and bad guys.
"Delightful, tongue-in-cheek spoof of the spy thriller genre scripted by the two leading young Spanish talents of the day, Fernando Colomo and Fernando Trueba, the latter the director of this year's local comedy hit, Opera Prima. Throughout, dialogue sparkles as droll take-offs on the spy genre succeed each other, but in a homespun sort of Spanish way which never takes itself quite seriously. Thesping is down to earth and natural and lines are delivered via direct sound and without the usual stilted style typifying the bulk of Spanish films."


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- Publisher: Square Enix
- Release Date: Mar 28, 2006
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User score distribution:
Positive: 532 out of 579
Mixed: 16 out of 579
Negative: 31 out of 579
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Feb 12, 2011While Birth by Sleep is now my favorite KH game, I really thought this sequel was superior and better than the original one, much like how movies like Terminator 2 or The Dark Knight exceeded their predecessors.
Sep 23, 2010Kingdom Hearts II takes the torch from its predecessor and soars to new heights, introducing new characters and intrigue while sticking to the script that made it a smash success in 2002.
Dec 18, 2010Plenty of things are wonderful about this game. The graphics are very reminiscent of the movie counterparts, like the Pirates of The Caribbean world. Visually, fighting is extremely satisfying with Sora doing flips and combos to decimate the enemy. There's plenty of refresher material so you know what's going on in the story, which is interesting and goes well with the previous two games (the first one and Chain of Memories). For the most part, the voice acting was good - there were some voices that didn't sound entirely like the original (Cpt. Sparrow's voice bothered the hell out of me) but they were still believable and well done. Really, it was great in all aspects except the fighting and the pacing which pretty much ruined it. The fighting was entirely button mashing. Just lock on and mash buttons. All. The Way. Like I said, it is aesthetically satisfying to destroy enemies but it takes little thought besides watching for the timing of reaction commands. Also it was way too easy. There were 2 battles I had to retry once on standard - the second one against the guy with the guitar weapon and the one with the black-haired guy with the gun weapons towards the end. I haven't tried the hardest mode, but the standard mode should be much harder than it was. The number one aspect I disliked was the pacing. KH2 is a repetitive combination of mini-games, boss fights, and cutscenes. I felt like most of the worlds were very small with few areas to explore and nothing to do but open the chests (that are in plain sight) and defeat a few enemies. You also can't go through two areas without encountering a cutscene that likely doesn't add much to the story, followed by a mini-game (think musical nightmare in Atlantica) or a "defeat-these-enemies" fight. It gets boring, and when I got to The World that Never Was, I just wanted it to end already so I could escapde the boring script.… Expand
Feb 2, 2011Kingdom Hearts 2 fixes just about every flaw from the original, and is one of the best games on the Playstation 2, as far as graphics go its one of the best looking titles on the ps2, voice acting has been greatly improved upon but still has it's cringe inducing actors, it's music and sound effects are great, the controls are much better than before making it easier than ever to access potions and spells, the story is much better and easier to follow I actually cared about the characters and what was going on this time around, you will revisit some of the locations from the first and there better this time around, I would recommend this to any gamer, and HIGHLY recommend this to fans of the first game… Expand
Jan 13, 2011A worthy sequel to an excellent action-JRPG that wraps up the loose ends of the first game in a most satisfying manner. The story is weaker and more convoluted, and there are countless little cutscenes that badly break up actual gameplay but more fluent combat and better camera controls make up for those shortcomings. The unorthodox alliance between Disney and Square Enix still works wonders and even if some of the worlds have been recycled from the first game, the overall 30-something-hour experience is a decidedly positive one.… Expand
Mar 10, 2011Terrible game.How can anybody say they liked this?If you played the first KH this is nothing like that the whole series keeps taking big stupid needless twists and turns that are not even interesting and do nothing to improve the story much less teach you anything or really entertain you:It's super easy you could almost get through the whole thing with the stick and the X button.I have played every game in the series at least once because you can't knock'em till you tried 'em but I'm not buying anymore until they fix the whole thing. But I think most of the people who still REALLY like this are the same people(kids...I hope)who really like that anime crap I got into some pretty long arguements with some kids on youtube and they like that anime crap so telling them it sucks is the same as telling them it's good they don't care if it sucks they just want to play what their freinds are playing.So this game probably won't get any better as long as kids keep buying it but that doesn't mean it can't get better because I like FF/Disney stuff but this is neither of those things it's like the video game version of a japanese pop song there are parts when if you have an imagination your like"why did they do that? This sucks."A perfect example amongst others is riku turning into ansem there is no real reason for this to happen it just does and it's stupid and makes the story even more meaningless.I hope people stop buying these so maybe square will get it's act together and make another good one.It's pretty simple if it sounds stupid or is meaningless leave it out,increase the difficullty so I can make the game really hard if I want to,bring back real FF characters and worlds and make the story universally interesting and this series could eventually be one of the memorable classic greats.… Expand
Apr 11, 2011Kingdom Heart II is better than its predecessor. Pros: Excellent use of action-RPG and platforming elements, improved controls, graphics, and visual effect, and more Disney worlds to explore. Cons: Only for viewers who have played the previous games and starts out with a dull 3 hour long tutorial.
Mar 24, 2011i loved this game and will not trade it in even though i have played through it many times because i know that i will want to dive back into this amazing piece of work again someday. the graphics were amazing for a game on the PS2 and the story keeps you interested until the very end. the voice acting is spot on and very convincing along with good music that matched what was going on in the current situation. along with these points you also come to feel attachment to the characters which is very rare in games and they do not have 30 min cut scenes like in Metal Gear Solid but are still able to pull at your heart strings when something bad happens to certain characters and the gameplay is so long and addictive that you can play for hours and still want to keep playing and you will not have even left a dent in the progression and i love that in a game because it will keep you entertained for hours upon hours. this game is definitely a must buy especially with the price dropped way down but good luck trying to find it because i doubt that the ppl who bought this game were willing to trade it in because it is so fun… Expand
May 22, 2011An epic collaboration of the Final Fantasy series and Disney that's even better than the first game. Pros: Improved control, camera, and gummi ship sequences; beautiful graphics and sound; fantastic cutscenes; a lot of depth in the battle system and level design; bigger variety of Disney worlds to explore. Cons: The story is impossible to follow unless you've played the first game and Chain of Memories; begins with a 3-hour tutorial; some battles are too easy and lead to repetitive button mashing.… Expand
Apr 23, 2011Though seemingly underated in the terms of popularity within a RPG franchise, this blend of Final Fantasy/Etc vs. the Disney Universe provides a unique expierience within examples of intense fights, complex but intriguing storyline, and a total sense of difficulty within simplicity that allows for some of the best gameplay I have ever expierienced. Literally a standout title among others.
May 24, 201110 perfect in near all ways an amazingly fun game this is a must own just amazing BUY THIS GAME NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jun 12, 2011Definitely better than the first Kingdom Hearts in both gameplay and story. It's darker and even has certain moments that could be considered epic, even though they have characters that would make us laugh as kids (Goofy and Donald and other Disney toons). The battles at times in this can be extremely long, but to an extent that's what makes it all so fun- it wants you to take your time, plus there's a vast amount of things you can do to get better at fighting. Despite it's E-Rating, this is a pretty mature game and that's why I found more to enjoy in its subject matter, though it still suffers some of the flaws of the first game.… Expand
Sep 18, 2011i loved kingdom hearts 1 i love 2 even more its one of the most fun games i have played and have spent tons of hours playing if you haven't played this yet you need to the best place to find it now a days is game stop and stores like it its the battle system is like the 1st with some added features the story is deep the music is good everything is good about this game i suggest you play it if you haven't already… Expand
Nov 18, 2011Squareenix brings back the players to the Kingdom Hearts universe which includes Disney and Final Fantasy characters. The sequel consists of even a more epic and dark storyline than the first, although some of the worlds from the first game are included and seem to be a rehash, there are different routes and locations. The game also includes new worlds, new enemies, new characters, and new music. This game is worth getting!… Expand
Dec 29, 2011Huge, huge, huge disappointment. I played both games back to back, playing the first one first of course, and the quality of the games are just on different levels. It was like you were easy listening to the legendary Beatles for a while and then forced to listen to Owl City for a very long 40 hours. The loving, adorable Sora becomes so hard to like, unbearable to listen to, and nudges you to wish the center of the game was around Roxas. The original game had a great simplistic story of a journey to find his friends. It made you involved and eager to continue through the story and leaves the story off with a great open ending, and leaves you with a bitter sweet, heart warming, magical farewell to all of the characters. The second one one the other hand, they completely crap all over the original plot, violate so many principles of the worlds that were said in the original, you become confused as too about what the Kingdom Hearts really is, ties in a bunch of unnecessary flashy moves, and add cut scenes every five seconds of Sora saying things that we've heard about one billion. As for the ending, it did absolutely nothing for me, it took away all of the magic, and had me not caring about any of the characters, and what happened to them. Honestly, wished it didn't exist.… Expand
Feb 16, 2012This is one of the best games ive ever played the storyline is amazing and confusing but i love it you can actually change the camera view in this one and the fighting system is the best out of the series including the ones after it the enemys are awesome and the reaction commands take the fighting to a whole new level you can also short cut items the different forms are also a great addition that make you feel like a total badass the only problem with this game is the disney chracters they take away from the serious parts of the story why ? because you CANT take them seriously but if you just pay attention to the awesome square enix side of this epic rpg you be immersed in a game that is truly amazing… Expand
Feb 22, 2012What can I say about this game? I've played Kingdom Hearts, and I gotta say, that was an awesome experience. Kingdom Hearts II just took everything that was good about Kingdom Hearts and enhanced it. The camera is a ton better, the battles are just fun, and the Drive Forms? Awesome
One sad thing about the game is how the reaction commands make it quite a bit easier. You need to play KH1 and CoM to understand KH2 though...… Expand
Mar 17, 2012I definitely feel that I don't need to sing this game's praises, but whatever. This game has tight controls, memorable bosses, even more memorable worlds, and overall very enjoyable and very engrossing gameplay. The one nitpick I have with this game is that the switch from very strategic and tactical magic use in KH 1 to a more button mash-y beat-em-up style felt like a very very odd change. This is only a nitpick, though, so it's obviously not major.
Given that, the game gets a very solid 9, for giving the best of Kingdom Hearts 1 and upgrading it.… Expand
May 27, 2012Not as good as the first in my opinion, but still an amazing game.
Jun 9, 2012Though the intro is long and a little dull, Kingdom Hearts 2 is a fantastic game. I personally feel it is better than the first. However, playing the first game is essential. The combat is fun and the story is entertaining. The gummi ship and camera have been improved. The enemies, the nobodies, are very well designed and creative. A must have for RPG fans.
Apr 14, 2013Even better than the first. The first one was great. This one improves on everything the first Kingdom Hearts was missing. It has better gameplay, graphics and controls. The game expands and grows for the better. If you play the first and second one, there is a strong attachment to the characters. Great game. I went to GameStop to buy another PS2 because my other one broke just so I could play this and the first one. Simply great.… Expand
Dec 26, 2013KH 2 has taken big steps since orginal Kingdom Hearts. Better camera system and enjoyable gameplay.... Complex JRPG story with some plot holes. Never the less this is enjoyable RPG game.
Oct 27, 2013This my favorite kingdom hearts game and maybe one of my favorite games of all time. and a improvement from kingdom hearts 1. the battle system is better, the areas are bigger, although i do think it lacks extra content when compared to kingdom hearts 1. the final mix version fixes that problem, the final mix version has only been released in japan, but there will be an english version in the kingdom hearts 2.5 HD remix coming soon. but although the game lacks extra content, it has lots of replay value, i think i played this game over 10 times when i had it. the game just pulls you in and you don't want to stop playing. kingdom hearts is one of the best crossovers ever made.… Expand
Sep 21, 2012Seriously, IF you have anything good to say about this game then say what so good about it. I can't give it less than 5 beacuse it ain't a total waste of playing though I rather play trough the previous Kingdom Hearts that actually was fun. Belive it or not but ut was less butt mashing on X and Triangle. You actually used your block. In this game you just grind trough an endless waves of mobs hoping you at least get to the next "decent "cutscene. Still I like the somewhat nostalgic and still childish feature about this game. Like the cheesy story line but Voice acting imo are much better in Japanease. (As in all other dubbed video games) The Camera are much better than the last game but gameplay are less fun, less challenging. Still hope that the next game will be a mix of both this and the previous one.… Expand
Jan 1, 2014I do not know if it's because that Square Enix made this game or why or appear in it my favorite characters from Disney but I love this game! Flawless combat system, great backing voices and divine history is what I like the most! I can not say that the game is squeezed out of the PS2 last sweats (because it does Final Fantasy XII), but I like it immensely. I finished it 4 times at different levels of difficulty. The only thing I can be accused of it is that Kairi is not a playable character … Expand
Nov 11, 2012I think Kingdom Hearts is the videogame of my life. Nothing more. I was a child without any idea of what´s a ps2 about. And then, Kingdom Hearts appeared in my life. It was really funny, with hard moments but with an easy control. I spend hours and hours playing when I was only 9 years old. I learn how to play videogames with Kingdom Hearts. The story, the characters, the graphics, ALL in this game was fantastic and new to me. Kingdom Hearts 2 was better. For me, Kingdom Hearts 2 is one of the best videogames of PS2 history. The fights against the Organitazion XIII members, against SEPHIROT. Fight with Donald, Goofy, Mickey, Cloud, Tifa... It´s like a dream, like a dream came true by Square Enix. For me, the last good videogame they have made.
The best of this game: The story, hundreds of hours of entertainment, the graphics, the music. ALL.
The worst of this game: Perhaps if you are an adult, you can´t touch the fantastic touch this game has.… Expand
Feb 25, 2013Giving this awesome game a 10 since it's the best out of kh series so far that truely kept me wanting me to keep purchasing more new releases of the game. Unfortunately they don't make any more for the ps2 now which is a disappointment, but the psp bbs (birth by sleep) turned out good. Now the ds which stopped making me care about any more kh games I was just hoping for a 3, but instead they're doing such random stuff that doesn't even make much sense. Play Kh1 and/or 2 to see the reason why they're kh fans because they are very incredible, but now the story seems to be endless. Kh2 has great action, and journey across disney worlds while taking out the heartless, the graphics are well made.… Expand
Feb 9, 2013A massive improvement over the first game in almost every aspect. Firstly the camera is actually bearable this time and cutscenes are skippable. The game is longer and overall more fun, the gummi ship sections are fast paced fun this time and visiting each world twice doesn't make the game feel padded as each visit is very different. The combat is largely the same but has been beefed up with transformations and little quick time events that I feel make the battles more epic in comparison with the first game. I only have a few little problems with this game, one is the overly long introduction sequence where you play as Roxas which drags on for way to long and the story is very convoluted and if you haven't played the bridge game 'kingdom hearts chain of memories' then you'll be confused at times. But I still enjoyed the plot without playing that game so I don't think it's really that much of a problem.… Expand
Mar 9, 2013Just finished playing this game and all I can say is WOW! Never before in my life have i been touched so greatly by a video game, or by anything else for that matter. There were also many improvements on this from the previous game, such as the Drive gauge, new MP bar, etc. This game's plot is astounding, extremely deep and well planned! Graphics are great, especially the flawless rendering of the intro/outro. Game-play is fun and more exciting than ever! Many complain about the numerous and unending cutscenes, but face it: without them, the game wouldn't be nearly as deep. Love the game's concept of light, darkness, and nobodies. Hands down the best video game I have ever played!… Expand
Dec 10, 2013On the presentation side, KHII is nearly flawless aside from some weird Disney character lines not fitting. The graphics are simply amazing for a PS2 and have aged wonderfully. The music is top notch, and the camera actually works 99.9% of the time. However the game strays from the originals unique action/rpg mix by putting much more emphasis on the explosive, colorful action. While this is perfectly fine most of the time, the problems comes from the fact that your abilities and enemy difficulty are completely unbalanced. Without using limits or drive forms, enemies are decently challenging, but drive forms throw a monkeywrench in by making it so easy to just wipe the floor with them, even on proud mode(hard). Magic is also extremely useless outside of healing and reflecting, and even that is a huge pain. I really really wanted to love this game, and I still like it, but there are a few huge flaws with it's gameplay that cannot be ignored… Expand
Jun 10, 2013It was extremely enjoyable with a great combat system in it. The biggest problem I had with the game was probably the Little Mermaid level. It was atrocious. I know they are with disney, but they made Micky BA, why couldn't they do that with that level?
Jun 13, 2013The game just disappointed me in the action, fighting styles and felt like a kiddish game or something to just laugh at... I personally like most of all the other games except this one for some reason
Jul 5, 2013The worst game in the history of games.this game sucked so bad.every 3 seconds there's a stupid cut scene it made no dam sense this peace of crap game
Jul 26, 2013Kingdom Hearts II was and still is my favorite game of all time, honestly this game has no faults. While the game series may not be for everyone, it's a huge improvement over the first game. How is it better? Well, it has: a more interesting storyline, entertain characters which you slowly attach to, better camera controls and much more. This was the first game I ever played in the Kingdom Hearts franchise and while it didn't all make sense at first I went out and bought all the other titles in the franchise to fill in those missing gaps and since I have been attached to the franchise unable to let go. I can't wait for the recently announced third installment for PS4 and XBOX ONE.… Expand
Jul 29, 2013Good but overated game. Bad storyline, that gets covered by graphics and fun battle system. A must if you like FF series and Disney characters. Its great to see your childhood characters from disney in this game.
Sep 12, 2013When I first imagined putting Disney characters in a mix with the awesome franchise that is Final Fantasy I was very nervous. The two just don't seem like they would combine well together at all but somehow it has been done and it is PERFECT. This is easily the best Kingdom Hearts game and one of the best games available on PlayStation 2. The game is beautiful, the characters are lovable, the story is interesting and the game play is addictive. I have to say that i thoroughly enjoy traveling to the different worlds and defeating classic Disney bad guys and interacting with all of the classic characters. Some parts of the game can be frustratingly difficult (Organization XIII members mostly!) but hey, this is a Square Enix game! The only negative is that only some of the characters have their original voice actors from their movie counterparts. Some replacements are sound accurate but some (Jack Sparrow being the most obvious) sound nothing like they should. There was a clear sign of no Johnny Depp and his stand-in is painful to listen to. But overall a classic game! Simply a must have! Roll on Kingdom Hearts III!… Expand
Sep 13, 2013This game is great. Gameplay is less stiff than in the original and forms give some depth.
Easy you essentially just lock on and mash X occasionally curing.
Thats why I recommend new players or RPG beginners play on Normal and Veterans on Hard mode from the outset.
Even on normal mode some of those later boss battles can kick my ass
With a great story if youve played the original and chain of memories and great characters also fun minigames… Expand
Sep 25, 2013After loving the first Kingdom Hearts so much, I was so excited when I found out they were making a sequel. I waited for so long for this game and was not disappointed. It is a great game with all new characters and new Disney worlds to visit. The storyline is also fantastic and links Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts:Chain of memories. I also LOVED that they finally added The Lion King's world to the game. I just loved being able to play as a lion. Also, being able to see Sora, Riku, and Kairi after they've grown some was really cool as well. Not to mention the ending was real nice and satisfying.… Expand
Oct 6, 2013If you're a fan of Square and KH1, don't play KH2.
Explanation: KH1 had challenge and was well designed, as for KH2 the design is that of a child. Streamlined, repetitive, and cinematic crazed. If you want to play KH2 save yourself 18 hours and just watch a Disney flick, it's easier and less painful. Any true gamer, which is a gamer over the age of 18, whom doesn't sit and play "Halo" or COD:MW", real gamer I can't stress this enough, should avoid this game like ET for the 2600. If you're getting it for a child? Cool, do that. But know this, when that child grows older they will learn that you don't love them. Good day.… Expand
Oct 29, 2013It tops it's predecessor in storytelling and game-play, customization is still a weak point, but you now have new abilities based on the gear you wear, you can also evolve your gear to increase your skills which are necessary for certain tasks the mini-games are an improvement (at times very cheesy), but the gummi ship system is unfortunately still present. The characters are abundant and the bosses are a bit more spiced up, this one is clearly a step up from part 1.… Expand
Dec 15, 2013this is one hell of an awesome game. if you can find this game cheap take the opportunity to get it. its that good. im sure you will enjoy i (unless your not a fan of disney or final fantasy)
Jan 23, 2014Kingdom Hearts II is one of the best RPGs I've ever played hands down. It deserves all the hype and recognition it gets. The story is absolutely amazing, the characters are unforgettable, and the battle system is a vast improvement over the first game. There are some new worlds and some old ones. The new worlds are based off of quite amazing Disney classics such as Mulan and The Lion King. Which is definitely wonderful for me since I'm a big, longtime Disney fan. There are also various characters from the Final Fantasy franchise. Some will be your allies and some will be your enemies. The battle system has definitely changed a lot from the first game and rightfully so due to how frustrating the controls and camera were. The system in this game is easier to use and has all kinds of nifty new features that you will definitely love.
The story in this game will confuse you at first and starts off rather slow and sluggish which may even turn you off but things soon heat up and you'll find yourself immersed and spellbound by the game! You'll be so drawn into it that you'll be disappointed when it's over. Very disappointed. There are several mini-games/side quests in the game that you can do and they are actually quite good and borderline addictive. Even if some of them are slightly cheesy. The boss battles are as climactic as they come and you might find yourself getting several Game Overs which will prove to be frustrating and downright annoying.
As for music, it is perfection. No other word can describe it. The music for each world will remind you of the Disney film it's based on and if you're a Disney fan, it'll be nostalgia overload for you. The theme song Sanctuary (or Passion in Japanese) is wonderful and you'll want to listen to it over and over again. The voice acting is also perfection. With an all-star voice cast and most of the characters having their actors reprised from their source material, you won't be disappointed.
Unfortunately the game is a one-hit wonder due to having no replay value. But it's so amazing that you'll want to play it again! Overall, Kingdom Hearts II is amazing and it should definitely be in your collection! If you haven't played this game, you haven't lived!… Expand
Feb 23, 2014if you have not played this game go out buy it and play it from start to finish now its a must must play game for hard core gamers and casual gamers i crown this game best game ever and any one who says a differ will have to show me physical proof that this game is not a master piece sure theres a few bad things but the good things overwelm the bad things so much so you forget about the problems in the game… Expand
Mar 3, 2014Great characters and music, awesome boss fights. This is one of the most memorable games I have ever played even though its doesn't have the replay value of something with multiplayer. This game makes me smile whenever I play it.
Jun 20, 2014Not only is this the best game made by Square Enix, it's quite possibly the best game of all time. Great story, great gameplay, well designed fighting mechanics, awesome background music, and absolutely lovable characters. Long story short, it was practically a perfect game.
Sep 21, 2014This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I loved the first KH game,and this one also has exciting disney worlds to explore. The only main thing that makes me dislike the game is that the cutscenes are wayyyy too common and way to long. I find myself skipping them and missing the story line because I don't have that much time to play per day. Also the battle is too simple; autolocks on an enemy and press x as much as possible. The maps are very simple, nothing much to explore. The worst part of the game was the beginning. I spent 3 hours on the introduction tutorial before getting the real Sora, before the actual game started. I like the different abilities the characters can get and how you get a different character helping you in each world. I'd say the game is ok, and the parts i don't like are understandable since it's aimed at young people.… Expand
Apr 23, 2014A great example of how to do a sequel. They greatly improved the camera control in this game, in comparison to the first game. Game play is easy but very enjoyable, especially with the many reaction commands. The story is on par with the first game. But the only things that bring it down is the really long tutorial, some eerily quiet cut scenes, and the lack of post-game content, though plenty is added in the final mix version. Definitely gonna buy the 2.5 version.… Expand
May 2, 2014This is my best kingdom hearts and my best playstation 2 games it excelent advanture games for everyone and it's excellent because more Disney worlds to explore.
Jun 24, 2014That's one of the most epic and incredible game on PlayStation ;3 I LOVE IT.In this game i hate only tutorial which is too long buy it's part of storyline so i can understand this .
Aug 16, 2014This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This is one of my favorite Kingdom Hearts games and my second favorite PS2 game. The first being KHI. I loved the way that it brought back some old worlds and also brought in some amazing new ones like Pride Rock and the Land of Dragons. One of the things I didn't like was that the Olympus Colosseum games were moved to the Underworld which in my opinion took the feel out of that world. Also, there was no Traverse Town. I don't mean that the world should have came back, I just wanted a hub world. I know that Hollow Bastion was supposed to be that but it again didn't have the same feel to it and I didn't visit that world unless the game took me there. Another thing is that there was no real plot. In KH1, Sora was looking for his friends, in KHCOM pm he was looking for Namine but on the second one, I had no idea. However, again I loved the new world additions especially Port Royal but if in KH3 is like KH2, then I won't be rushing out to but a Playstation 3… Expand
Sep 16, 2014I love this game, but it's a little too easy compared to its predecessor KH (that is). I can see how good it is because what I see is Square trying something new so it is supposed to be slightly easier, and if you want it to be harder play on the harder difficulties but either way I still had to use the square button still when I face bosses more than when I pressed the triangle. For example, the boss battle with Sephiroth, Xemnas, Xigbar, Xaldin, Sai'x, and Xemnas (final form/3rd form)… Expand
Nov 9, 2014I love that they put cool stuff then from the first one. 10/10 to this game. There is some mild childish stuff, but still a awesome game. The best game in the series. The controls are very easy and they made battling more funner, because you can do some funny stuff to defeat heartless with/at the heartless. This game has amazing graffics, Amazing animation, and the world map is AMAZING!!! They made the building a gunny ship easier. this is worth the money!! This is a good game for a KH fan.… Expand
Sep 30, 2014Kingdom Hearts 2 is probably one of my favourite games of all time. A step up from the two games before it, KH2 brings a whole new story with the same classic elements that made Kingdom Hearts so popular. Well-developed original characters are mixed with characters from the Disney franchise and the Final Fantasy franchise to craft a plot that isn't childish, as many would think the moment they hear "Disney". Graphics and gameplay mechanics are superb, with amazing visual effects and a camera that functions properly (unlike the one in the first game, I shudder at the memory). But many people argue that the storyline, although captivating, is linear and repetitive. Go to a new world, fight some enemies, seal the keyhole, lather, rinse and repeat. While that is true, you don't even realize that it's happening until more than halfway through the game. And even with the pattern, each world has something unique and different that lessens the similarities. One bad thing I will say about the game is that the difficulty is very low. Compared to the first game, where the triangle and square combos are essential to progress, you can beat this game by mashing only the 'x' button. And even if you haven't played the first game, it's pretty obvious that this game in and of itself is simple.… Expand
Oct 5, 2014kingdom hearts 2 is one of the best games i played in my life, the story fits so well together, if you look at the other games, and how huge the story is, it is a miracle that there is almost no plot-holes, the fighting style isn't just pressing a button, its about deflecting and guarding when you have to and get a strategy so you won't get your ass whooped! it improved all the flaws in kingdom hearts 1 (they explain almost nothing about what you have to do, which i like, but dont make me talk twice to a character without telling me i have to talk to her again after a cutscene)… Expand
An all around excellent game. It looks phenomenal and plays even better. What started out as a crazy fan based experiment for Square-Enix has panned out to one of the most entertaining titles of the year. [JPN Import]
From the amazing opening cg cinema (oh god, I think I just soiled myself it was so good) with Utada Hikaru's newest song, Passion, to the kick ass ending, this game rocked and set itself a more than worthy successor to the first Kingdom Hearts. [JPN Import]
It has an excellent battle system, more variety than almost any game out there, great graphics, and an interesting story. The title isn't perfect though. The story lacks a bit of cohesiveness and the auto-camera still can't seem to track everything that's going on. [JPN Import]


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Love Love Love Incubus | Reviewer: Cindy | 5/31/12
They are such instrumental and lyrical craftsmen... they ditch the typical songwriter's cliches and put new twists in their lyrics and in the layering of their instrumentation and vocals. I find myself marveling at the way they manage to express things in a new way, and therefore, with a bit more clarity. xoxo I hope they'll always be so clever, true and authentic!
To the annonymous poster before last | Reviewer: Lauren | 9/25/11
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Incubus is just an all around great band, but this song is by far there best, (in my opinion) and it really speaks to me.
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Every song that Incubus releases are their best songs. Some bands release songs that are radio friendly, but Incubus always puts the good songs out there for us to here, and they turn out to be their better songs. This song is a great example of their continuing success!
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Out of the 400 plus students currently enrolled at Chesterfield Community High School, 16 in particular have literally teamed up to accomplish something unprecedented in the school's thirteen-year history.
Although late April marks the middle point of the regular high school season, the Thomas Dale varsity softball team feels it certainly doesn't indicate their half-way mark.
Big things often come in small packages. One of the big things in the Dominion District right now is Nick Connor, senior shortstop and pitcher for the L.C. Bird Skyhawks. Listed at 5'10" and 170 pounds, he's not the "ideal size" for a pitcher but possesses both a heavy bat and a strong arm, and is accomplishing some things on the diamond this season in the face of adversity.
When it comes to determination in sports, you can remember Daniel "Rudy" Ruettiger who made the team at Notre Dame, or Vince Papale, who seemingly came out of nowhere to play for the Philadelphia Eagles; with these victorious stories in sports, there also comes the one of despair.
In 2005, when Howard Spencer was cut from the Thomas Dale baseball team as a sophomore, a coach gave him a bit of advice that would remain with him.
Under head coach Mark Fowler, the boys' varsity soccer team at Thomas Dale High School has won two state titles (2005 and 2006) in four appearances in the state tournament, three regional championships and a number of district titles in between.


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BENEFITS, FUNDRAISERS AND GALAS3The Salvation Army will host its annual "Doing the Most Good" luncheon at noon at the Omni Fort Worth Hotel, with guest speaker Elizabeth Smart. Single tickets are $150. 817-344-1835; www.salvationarmydfw.org.4"For the Fatherless," a dinner that last year allowed the Kidmia Foundation to significantly expand its campus, will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the Ridglea Country Club. Tickets are $200; tables for eight to 10 are $1,250-$2,500. 817-360-0828; www.kidmia.org.4Puttin' on the Pink, benefiting the Texas Health Harris Methodist Foundation, begins at 10:30 a.m. with a reception in the Fort Worth Convention Center Ballroom; the fashion luncheon follows at 11:30. Tickets $100. 817-317-5249; www.texashealth.org/pop.6The Rays of Hope Gala, benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children, will begin at 5:30 p.m. at the Worthington Renaissance Hotel. It will include an auction, dinner, an awards ceremony and a speech by State Sen. Brian Birdwell. Tickets are $100. www.moslahhfd.com.9The Child Study Center will have its 11th annual Party on the Patio at 5:30 p.m. at Joe T. Garcia's. Tickets are $100. 817-390-2804; www.cscfw.org.11The Botanical Research Institute of Texas will present its 2013 International Award of Excellence at its annual ceremony, 6:30 p.m. at the Worthington Renaissance Hotel. Tickets are $300-$500; tables are $3,000-$20,000. 817-332-4441; www.brit.org.12The Colleyville Woman's Club presents its annual fashion show and luncheon at the Hurst Conference Center. Doors open at 9:30 a.m.; tickets are $85-$210. www.cwcfashionshow.com.12The Ronald McDonald House of Fort Worth's Red Shoe Society will host a "Raise the Roof" block party from 6 to 9 p.m. in their space at 1004 Seventh Ave. in Fort Worth. The night will include live entertainment, food trucks and a raffle. Tickets are $30-$40. 817-820-8936; www.rmhfw.org.12The party celebrating the launch of the 16th biennial McCammon Voice Competition will begin at 6:30 p.m. at Shady Oaks Country Club. Guests will have the opportunity to socialize with past winners and finalists, some of whom are currently performing with the Fort Worth Opera. Tickets are $25. 817-923-9983; www.mccammonvoice.org.13Take an "Electric Field Trip" at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History's Mad Scientist Ball, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $600; two for $1,000; tables $5,000-$50,000. 817-255-9367; www.fwmsh.org.16Fiesta de Oro, benefiting Lena Pope Home Inc., will begin at 6 p.m. in the Fiesta Gardens at Joe T. Garcia's. Tickets are $100-$200; Golden Ticket Raffle tickets are $100. 817-255-2616; www.lenapopehome.org.17Camp Fire First Texas will hold its annual El Tesoro de la Vida Benefit Dinner, to raise money for its summer grief camp, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at the Cendera Center in Fort Worth. 817-831-2111, ext. 160; www.campfirefw.org.18Twelve teams will participate in a steak grill-off judged by local celebrity chefs at the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra's Steak of the Arts event, 6 p.m. at River Ranch in the Stockyards. Tickets are $125; tables are $1,250-$2,000. 817-665-6500, ext. 118; www.fwsymphony.org.20The Henry House Foundation will host "The Showdown at Hell's Half Acre," a Texas Hold 'Em poker tournament benefiting the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Entry into the tournament is $500; nonplayers' tickets are $75. The day begins at 10 a.m. at the Firestone & Robertson Distilling Co. in Fort Worth. 817-263-3291; www.henryhousefoundation.com.20The Fort Worth Opera will celebrate the start of its 2013 festival with the Grand Opening Night dinner, at 5 p.m. on the Mezzanine of Bass Hall. Tickets are $150 and cover dinner and wine; there will also be an open bar. 817-288-1215; www.fwopera.org.23The Gladney Family Association will host "Blossoms in the Dust," a luncheon and style show, starting at 11:15 a.m. at the Worthington Renaissance Hotel in Fort Worth. Tickets are $80. The annual bazaar on the day of the luncheon begins at 9:30 a.m. and is open to the public. 817-922-6000; www.gladneycommunity.com.24A Wish With Wings will hold its 2013 Butterfly Wishes event, "Butterflies & Boots," at 11 a.m. at the Worthington Renaissance Hotel. Tickets are $100. 817-469-9474; www.awishwithwings.org.25CASA of Tarrant County will celebrate its 30th anniversary with its annual Judge Scott Moore awards dinner, 6 p.m. at the Worthington Renaissance Hotel. John Robinson, of the Amon G. Carter Foundation, will be honored. 817-877-5891; www.speakupforachild.org.25"It's In the Bag!," a luncheon and auction benefiting the Ladder Alliance, will be held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Ashton Depot, 1501 Jones St. in Fort Worth. The event includes lunch and an auction of handbags from area stores, as well as ones donated by local and national celebrities. $90. 817-834-2100; www.ladderalliance.org.25The Gladney Skittle will celebrate its 30th anniversary beginning at 5 p.m. at Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington. Tickets are $36 for park admission; there is a $43 package with admission, parking and dinner. 817-922-6000; www.gladneycommunity.com.26The Mansfield Women's Club will hold its annual Yellow Rose Charity Fest, "Levi's & Lace," at 6:30 p.m. at Classic Oaks Ranch in Mansfield. Tickets are $50, $60 at the door. 806-433-4701; www.mansfieldwomensclub.com.26The eighth North Texas Gas & Oil Crawfish Boil will take place from 1 to 7 p.m. at River Ranch in the Stockyards. Tickets are $75, $100 at the door. 817-834-4711; www.fortworthkids.org.27-28The Fort Worth Chapter of the American Institute of Architects hosts its annual homes tour from noon to 6 p.m. The public is invited on a self-guided tour through four homes that showcase the work of local architects. 817-334-0155; www.aiafw.org/events/homes-tour.30The Multicultural Alliance in Fort Worth will hold its annual awards dinner, honoring Bob Schieffer, Sharon Schieffer Mayes and Tom Schieffer, at 6:30 p.m. at the Worthington Renaissance Hotel. Tickets are $300, $3,000-$10,000 for a table of 10. 817-332-3271; www.mcatexas.com.MUSEUM EVENTS AND LECTURES5The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth will hold its First Friday at the Modern at 5 p.m., featuring live music by Steve Story and a signature cocktail called Fool's Gold. There will be a guided gallery tour at 6:30. The event is free; gallery admission for the tour is $4-$10. 817-738-9215; www.themodern.org.7The Kimbell Art Museum will screen La Dolce Vita at 2 p.m. in the museum auditorium, as part of its "On Location in Rome" spring film series. Free. 817-332-8451; www.kimbellart.org.12-14The fifth annual Dallas Art Fair brings more than 80 prominent art dealers together at the Fashion Industry Gallery in Dallas. The preview gala, held at 7 p.m. April 11, will benefit several Dallas art institutions. Gala tickets are $250; admission to the fair is $20-$50. 214-220-1278; www.dallasartfair.com.13The Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas will unveil a new Sightings exhibit featuring the works of Nathan Mabry. Mabry will also give a lecture at 2 p.m. 214-242-5100; www.nashersculpturecenter.org.18Marie Cosindas, whose work is on display at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art in the exhibition "Marie Cosindas: Instant Color," will give a lecture at 6 p.m. in the museum auditorium. Free. 817-989-5030; www.cartermuseum.org18Conservationist and TV star Jeff Corwin will visit the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History at 7 p.m. to give a lecture about his experiences and adventures in the wild. Admission, $20-$25, available at 817-255-9300 or www.fwmsh.org.19The Kimbell Art Museum will host a workshop from 2 to 4 p.m. For "Ode to a Cloudy Day," participants will explore the significance of clouds in famous works, as well as create a piece of their own. The workshop fee is $12-$15. 817-332-8451; www.kimbellart.org.23Barry McGee, whose work is featured in a current Focus exhibit at the Modern Art Museum, will lecture at 7 p.m. in the museum auditorium. 817-738-9215; www.themodern.org.CONCERTS5-7The most recent winner of the Tchaikovsky competition in Moscow, Daniil Trifonov, will perform Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 3 with the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra at Bass Hall. $10-$79. 817-665-6000; www.fwsymphony.org.5-28The Dallas Opera presents performances of Puccini's Turandot on April 5, 7, 10, 13, 19 and 21, and The Aspern Papers by Dominick Argento on April 12, 14, 17, 20 and 28. Tickets start at $19. 214-443-1000; www.dallasopera.org.6Christopher Theofanidis, who was commissioned to compose a piece for the semifinalists in the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition this spring, will wrap up the 2012-2013 Cliburn Concerts season with an appearance 2 p.m. at the Modern Art Museum. $25. 817-212-4280; www.cliburn.org.10Lila Downs, renowned singer of traditional and contemporary Mexican music, will be in concert at 7:30 p.m. at Bass Hall. Tickets are $16.50-$55. 817-212-4280; www.basshall.com.11The Fort Worth Classic Guitar Society will close its season with a concert by Ian Watt at 7:30 p.m. at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. $35. 817-498-0363; guitarsociety.org.11-13The Dallas Symphony Orchestra presents a weekend of concerts at the Meyerson Symphony Center, featuring music by Wagner, Strauss and Liszt. Tickets are $21-$136. 214-692-0203; www.dallassymphony.com.12-14Natalie Merchant, known as lead vocalist for 10,000 Maniacs as well as for solo hits, will perform with the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra at Bass Hall. $27-$79. 817-665-6000; www.fwsymphony.org.13There will be a free screening of the Dallas Opera performing Puccini's Turandot at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington. Doors open at 6 p.m.; two short opera films will begin at 6:45, and the main event will start at 7:30. Free parking; concessions for purchase. www.dallasopera.org/cowboys.15 & 25Texas Camerata presents Handel's Dixit Dominus in collaboration with the Texas Boys Choir. The concerts begin at 7:30 p.m. April 15 at the University of Dallas and April 25 at the First Presbyterian Church in Fort Worth. $5-$20. 817-738-7939; www.texascamerata.org.18Symphony Arlington will perform its April concert, featuring Stirling Trent on violin, at 7:30 p.m. $16.50-$46.50. Call 817-385-0484 or purchase at 224 N. Center St., Arlington; www.symphonyarlington.org.20Timeless Concerts celebrates French music with its spring concert, "April in Paris," at 8 p.m. at the Arlington Museum of Art. Tickets are $15-$29; reserved private tables for two, $70. 817-303-4189; www.timelessconcerts.com.22The AT&T Performing Arts Center will host "An Evening With Sarah McLachlan," benefiting the Vogel Alcove Childcare Center for the Homeless. $50-$175. 214-880-0202; www.attpac.org or www.vogelalcove.org.ONSTAGE3-14Pantagleize Theatre opens The Ghost Sonata as part of its Young Director Series. Tea will be served during intermission at the Sunday matinee show. $10-$17. 817-810-0850; www.pantatheatre.org.4Stage West opens 4000 Miles at its theater in Fort Worth. The play will run through May 5. $28-$32. 817-784-9378; www.stagewest.org.5-28Jubilee Theatre opens Trav'lin, a play set in Harlem in the 1930s. $15-$25. 817-338-4411; www.jubileetheatre.org.9 Stuffed and Unstrung, an irreverent puppet show put on by Henson Alternative, featuring puppeteers from the legendary Jim Henson Company, will begin at 7:30 p.m. at Bass Hall. $22-$82.50. 817-212-4280; www.basshall.com.19The Stolen Shakespeare Guild presents Picnic, by William Inge, the first in a series of Pulitzer Prize-winning plays hand-picked by the guild for performance over the next five years. $10-$17. 866-811-4111; www.stolenshakespeareguild.org.25 The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs by Mike Daisey will open at Amphibian Stage Productions and run through May 12. $15-$30. 817-923-3012; www.amphibianproductions.org.26Take the kids to Seussical Jr. at Casa Mañana Children's Theatre. The production runs through May 12. $16-$24. 817-332-2272; www.casamanana.org.26Artisan Center Theater opens 42nd Street, an award-winning musical that gives the audience a sneak peek at backstage Broadway. $7-$18. 817-284-1200; www.artisanct.com.30 Dixie's Tupperware Party, a hybrid comedy show and sales pitch, stops at Bass Hall's Van Cliburn Recital Hall on its national tour and runs through May 5. $27.50-$38.50. 817-212-4280; www.basshall.com.FESTIVALS AND OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES6The Fort Worth Botanic Garden will hold its annual Spring Plant Sale, featuring a wide variety of plants for purchase. The gardens' horticultural staff will be on hand to advise buyers on the best plants for landscape plans. Admission is free. 817-871-7686; www.fwbg.org.12The Tee It Up for Charity Golf Tournament and Concert on the Green, hosted by the Junior League of Arlington, will begin at noon at the Tierra Verde Golf Course in Arlington. Tournament registration is $155, $600 for teams. The concert will feature guitarist Charlie Mars. 817-277-9481; www.jlarlington.org.13Grapevine will host its 21st Annual Blessing of the Vines and New Vintage Wine and Gallery Trail celebration starting at 11 a.m. The day will be packed with events, including wine tastings, live music, art tours and even a raffle of local goods for designated drivers. $49. 817-410-3185; www.grapevinetexasusa.com/NewVintage.13-14Clark Gardens celebrates the season with its annual Spring Festival, including activities for children, a car show, art and more. 940-682-4856; www.clarkgardens.org.18The fourth annual Celebrity Golf Tournament, benefiting Fort Worth Can Academy, will be held at the Sky Creek Ranch Golf Club in Keller. Check-in begins at 11:30 a.m. Registration is $250, $1,000 for teams of four. 469-274-4876; www.texanscan.org.20The Junior Woman's Club of Fort Worth will hold its annual Golf Tournament at The Golf Club at the Resort, with a shotgun start at 1 p.m. The entry fee of $125 includes lunch and an after-party. To register, visit www.jwcfw.com.26-28The Southlake Women's Club hosts its annual Art in the Square, benefiting several charities. The event will includemore than 140 artists, plus food vendors, live entertainment, activities for kids and more. Admission is free. www.artinthesquare.com.27The eighth annual Tandy Hills Prairie Fest, featuring J. Paul Slavens of KXT/91.7 FM as emcee, takes place 11 a.m. to sunset. Local bands will perform, plus there will be activities for the whole family. Free. www.tandyhills.org/fest.COMING IN MAY1The "Hats Off to Mothers" luncheon, benefiting Easter Seals North Texas and hosted by NBC 5 Today's Deborah Ferguson, will take place at 11 a.m. at Ridglea Country Club. $100. 817-759-7908; www.ntx.easterseals.com.2-5Mayfest 2013 kicks off at Trinity Park in Fort Worth with live entertainment, food and a children's area. $5-$8, free under age 2. www.mayfest.org.4"Texas Rose Round Up," a party with live entertainment benefiting the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, will take place from 5:30 to 11 p.m. at RR Ranch in Mingus. $200. 817-249-7744; fortworth.cff.org.5The Colleyville Garden Club will host its famous Promenade, which includes a tour of four area gardens, as well as raffles, plant sales and educational exhibits. Tickets are $12, $15 on the day, and will be sold at four locations. Find them at www.colleyvillegardenclub.org.5The Alliance for Children will host its Picnic in the Park starting at 12:30 p.m. at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington. The event includes lunch in the Texas Rangers Hall of Fame, children's activities and tickets to watch the game against the Red Sox at 2:05 p.m. $125. 817-335-7172; www.allianceforchildren.org.6Jewel Charity holds its annual Cook Children's Charity Golf Classic Golf Tournament and Celebration Dinner at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth. The tournament begins with a shotgun start at 12:30 p.m. Dinner follows. Registration is $2,500, $10,000 for teams of four. 817-732-9333, ext. 5; www.jewelcharity.org.
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A pulled together look doesn't get any easier than purchasing Catnapper's Cortez style living room set. You get a dual reclining sofa, dual rocking loveseat, and a chaise glider recliner chair. Classic dark brown leather and vinyl cover the furniture. Your living room will look warm, inviting and elegant instantly.
- Durable Bonded Leather Cover
- Dramatic Accent Stitching
- Details Functional Rocking Loveseat
- Bonded Leather/Vinyl
- Includes Dual Reclining Sofa, Rocking Loveseat and Chaise Glider Recliner
Set Includes:
- (1) Dual Reclining Sofa
- (1) Dual Rocking Loveseat
- (1) Chaise Glider Recliner
Finish: Brown
Sofa: 90"L x 40"H x 40"D
Loveseat: 79"L x 40"H x 40"D
Recliner: 43"L x 42"H x 40"D
Furnished Over 1 Million Homes Since 1997...
I was very satisfied with One Way Furniture Service. I have referred them to many friends, family, and customers. Thank you. Kathy A. Eisele, Boston, MA
Product Review - Catnapper Cortez Livingroom Set with Rocking Loveseat
Furniture Brand
Admit it. There are few things in life that provide you with more comfort and relaxation than a recliner. Add style and sophistication, and you've got the Catnapper Furniture recliner line. If it reclines, you'll find it here: reclining sofa sets and loveseats, chenille sofa sets, power lift recliners, chaise recliners, multiposition recliners, glider recliners, rocker recliner, lunger recliners and more. One Way Furniture offers high quality recliner furniture at discount prices. All recliner furniture ships free. Catnapper
Weight & Size
Reference - Sku: 429-Cortez-DBrown-3PKG - Catnapper Cortez Livingroom Set with Rocking Loveseat by Catnapper