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Asus ZenBook UX31£1,000uk.asus.comFEATURES ★★★★★ PERFORMANCE ★★★★ EASE OF USE ★★★★★ VALUE FOR MONEY ★★★★★ The Asus Zenbook UX31
Asus ZenBook UX31
The Asus Zenbook UX31's slim, brushed aluminium chassis gives it a tough look that's reminiscent of Apple's MacBook Air. It contains most of the ports we'd expect, with two USB sockets (one of which supports USB 3.0), a multi-format memory-card reader and a headphone socket, but no Ethernet port. It has HDMI and VGA ports, but both are mini versions that need special cables or adapters.
Its 13.3in display looks fantastic. It has a 1,600 x 900 pixel resolution that's the best in this group, making text look sharp. The contrast is good too, showing fine detail, even in darker images. The only niggle is that it's very glossy, so reflections can be visible.
The keyboard is spacious and comfortable to type on. Even better is the touchpad, which is made from a single piece of aluminium. The integrated buttons work well and don't interfere with the position of the mouse, which is a flaw we saw too often on other laptops in this test.
The computer is powered by a dual-core i7-2677M processor. It has 4GB of memory and a fast 128GB SSD (solid-state drive). This combination powered it through our 2D benchmark tests, putting it in second place behind the vastly more expensive Lenovo ThinkPad X1. It was also second to the Toshiba Portege in our 3D-gaming test with 14.5 frames per second, about half the ideal minimum frame rate of 30fps. However, none of the laptops in this group performed well in this test, so anyone buying a computer for its gaming performance should steer clear of Ultrabooks.
The only thing that stopped the UX31 getting full marks for performance was its battery life. In our tests, this lasted seven hours and six minutes, which is just below average.
The Asus Zenbook UX31 isn't the cheapest Ultrabook in this group, but it has the performance and features to make it good value for money. The most disappointing thing about it is its battery life, which was the sixth-longest here, lasting over seven hours. That's a little disappointing, but the superb screen, comfortable keyboard and smoothly responsive touchpad more than make up for it.


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Women from Macuata at Arbor Week celebrations in Labasa yesterday
NATIVE plants are fast becoming rare in many Fijian villages and this will affect traditional values such as knowledge of herbal medicine, says the president of the Macuata Soqosoqo Vakamarama, Adi Sainimili Dyer.
Speaking to women as part of Arbor Week yesterday in Labasa, Adi Sainimili said many Fijian villages around the country hardly planted native trees and this had affected certain traditional practices. An example she highlighted was the voivoi or pandanus leaves used for weaving mats.
"The voivoi, a native plant which our mothers and grandmothers used for weaving mats is a good example of this as it is hardly seen or grown in Fijian villages and even in our own communities," he said.
"With the lack of voivoi plants in Fijian villages, the up-coming generation of women can lose touch of the knowledge of weaving mats because the plants are no longer around where older women can teach the younger generation how to weave mats." She said the lack of native trees in Fijian villages could also affect the area of herbal medicine.
"Herbal medicine or Fijian medicine are from native trees and since such plants are fast becoming rare, villagers can lose knowledge of such medicine and that is why we are emphasising the planting of more native trees," Adi Sainimili said.
She said Fijian villages were more interested in the planting of mahogany and pine trees.
"This is good as it contributes to their livelihood but concentrating on particular trees only has resulted in the lack of native trees seen in our society," Adi Sainimili said.
"People no longer plant native trees and that is why the women of Macuata, as part of Arbor week are exchanging native plants with other villages."
Adi Sainimili said the women from the different districts exchanged native plants. "For example, the women of Mali island brought voivoi for the women of Labasa and Wailevu as this is hardly seen in these two areas," she said.
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How to Teach a Magic Class for Kids contains a complete plan for selling, planning, and teaching a one-shot magic class for kids. Here's what David Ginn said about this tape: "There has never been a product in magic like this. If you listen to this 60 minute cassette tape and put what Brian says to work, you will be teaching magic classes to kids, HAVING FUN doing it, and MAKING MONEY at the same time. Worth far more than the price of the tape to the listener who puts it to good use."
Brian covers everything you need to know, including what to teach, how to teach it, where to buy supplies, and how to sell the concept. He also tells you which kids' programs have the money to hire you for this type of gig, and how to get to the decision makers.
For the full-time pro who does kid shows (come on, admit it!), this is an easy and fun way to both add to your income, and get lots of private party work as a result of the class. We have heard from people across the country who are doing as many as two hundred of these classes a year! How to Teach a Magic Class for Kids is a 60 minute tape, with no artificial ingredients or fillers. It is just $17.98. This is one of the easiest ways to make money with magic ever published.
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Here is agold mine of information and possibilities Our audio cassette, How to Teach a Magic Class for Kids, is one of the all-time best selling magic tapes. People all over the world have taken the ideas on that tape and made tons of money with them. We know people who have sold hundreds of these gigs a year for several years in a row!
That tape was released in 1987, and is still one of the best bargains in the business. However, we have learned a lot, changed a lot, and gotten hundreds of questions in notes and phone calls. So, it's time for an update or two, and we have produced two new videos. This one is by Brian, and the other is by Dave Risley.
Brian shows and tells you all of the things he has learned from the years of classes he has taught. You'll see the new things he is teaching the kids, how he is structuring the classes, and what he is giving the kids. You'll learn how not to depend on wholesalers for your materials, and how to adapt new materials to your classes.
While Brian is able to charge a nice materials fee for each child in the class, the actual cost per child is pennies. But, the perceived value justifies the fee! You'll see excerpts from actual classes, and see how he handles the kids and what he teaches them. Brian also answers the questions and comments he has gotten over the years. The Magic Class Video #1 costs just $55.00 - less than you'll make from doing just one of these classes
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The easy way to do school shows and make great money
How do you turn a school cafeteria filled with 300-600 kids into a magical theater where both entertainment and learning can take place? How do you truly involve a young audience used to the fast pace of television? How do you troupe a show without straining either your back or your sense of humor?
You'll learn how on this video by Brian Flora, The School Assembly Program. You'll learn the kind of practical, real-world information that comes from having done hundreds of school shows. This tape gives you the kind of information you need to succeed in the school assembly market easily. Brian gives you a complete how-to lesson, including: how to create the feeling of a stage where none exists, how to put together a practical wireless PA system for about $200, how and when to use balloons to warm- up a school audience, how to present each trick in the show, and much more.
If you want to break into the school market, or just become more competitive, this tape will give you the inside information you need to reach your goal. Plus, you'll see how ordinary effects can be scripted and routined into a cohesive education program that both teachers and administrators will appreciate. This 57 minute video was shot on location in schools and in the studio. The cost of The School Assembly Program Video is about one-third of a typical school gig, just $55.00.
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Here is the video with the information about working outdoor shows and pitching that nobody else could produce. Brian Flora and Docc Hilford have teamed up to give you the benefit of their years of working festivals and street venues on this terrific hour-long video, The Pitch Video.
You'll see exactly how to make extra money after every show. In addition to seeing actual pitches, you'll see how to integrate a pitch with a show, and how to work a festival with nothing more than balloons. You'll learn how to make The Fuzzle, which can be made for about three cents and sold for a buck. You'll learn how to make the animated match box, and how to sell it with a bonus that squares the tip and what that means!
You'll see a Fuzzle pitch and a Svengali pitch. You'll see excerpts from a live outdoor show shot right on location. If the idea of working outdoor venues and pitching magic items to increase your income appeals to you, and you want to see how two of the best in the business do it, you'll love this tape. A measly $55.00, or about one normal after-show pitch, will get you your very own copy of The Pitch Video.
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ISTANBUL Chicago emerged as the strongest market for ferrous scrap in the Midwest this month, with mills leaving little to chance as they sought to fill their order books.
Mills in the Chicago region initially entered the market at down $10 per gross ton from January levels on all grades, but by the end of trading allowed dealers to regain a little ground, with most scrap grades ultimately settling down about $9 per ton.
Although at least one mill paid down $5 for some tons of No. 1 heavy melt, the overall market settled at $349 per ton in Chicago, down $9 from January.
Shredded scrap recorded a similar trend in Chicago, settling down $9 to $377 per ton, while most prime grades shed an extra dollar to settle down $10. As a result, Chicago No. 1 busheling settled at $380 per ton on Feb. 7.
The $9- to $10-per-ton drop in Chicago, depending on grade, comes on the heels of a $20-a-ton drop in the Detroit region earlier this week (amm.com, Feb. 6).
"The market expected prices to be down some more. But realistically, flows into yards are down. A cold weather snap just as the market began trading had a psychological effect, and what played on minds is that we still have a winter left," one source said of the Chicago market. "Mill demand was the same and Chicago was the weaker market in recent months, so its more an equalization against neighboring markets."
Meanwhile, mills in neighboring northwest Indiana were able to drive prices down a lot further, especially on prime grades, which many reported were down as much as $15 per ton.
"Mills in northwest Indiana took advantage of some cheaper scrap from the east. They were able to buy lower than Chicago and the thinking is that, with that eastern scrap and home scrap collections, they could wait until next month. If they fall short and come west into Chicago for scrap, they will have to pay up," said a second source.
Chicago and northwest Indiana mills typically trend together, so Chicagos relative strength surprised some suppliers.
"Theres so much prime scrap coming in from Canada, I dont know why Chicago mills went down only $10 on primes. It makes no sense," said one supplier.
Outside the Midwest, sources reported a similar trend of buyer resilience leading to higher-priced deals as the week progressed. In the Southeast, for example, prices bounced back from early deals that were down $20 a ton. One producer was reportedly even trying to pick up its needs at as much as down $30 a ton.
"Mills did come out and try to buy at down $20 numbers but didnt have a lot of success," said a shredder operator in the region.
But as metal recyclers refused to bite at those lower numbers, prices steadily improved throughout the week. Paid prices in the Carolinas and Birmingham, Ala., varied significantly, with No. 1 busheling scrap sales down between $10 and $20 per ton, depending on the mill, and at least three mills in the Southeast reportedly picking up their needs at down $10 a ton. The No. 1 busheling markets in both regions ultimately settled down $12 a ton.
Sources said they suspected the higher prices as the week progressed were due to mills realizing there is not a lot of scrap overhanging the market, despite overall demand remaining lackluster. "Mills were buying less, and even without a normal buying program, I was unsure if I could cover what I sell them," said a scrap processor.
In Ontario, prices settled mid-afternoon Feb. 7, with final buying levels down $10 a ton on prime grades and down $20 a ton on all other material. Meanwhile, the Pittsburgh market settled down $15 a ton across the board, except for prime bundles, which only saw a $10-per-ton reduction from January buys.
Lisa Gordon, Pittsburgh, contributed to this story.
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Outside Willa Cather Elementary School Tuesday, parents waiting to collect their children learned to their dismay that Chicago Public School officials consider the facility more than two-thirds empty.
Cather is running at 30 percent capacity, one of 136 schools in the district of 681 buildings considered to be more than half empty, according to a CPS analysis released Tuesday.
"It's a real nice public school," Chenette Burkes said as her 6-year-old, Eryka Cunningham, bounced into the minivan, wiggling a loose tooth. "She has a wonderful teacher."
Cather boasts the district's top rating after boosting student test scores meeting or exceeding grade level standards from an abysmal 13 percent 10 years ago to 81 percent last year. Burkes even chose to send her older children to charter schools. But her little girl is thriving at the neighborhood school heralded on its website as "small" and "nurturing."
Closing it down would be criminal, said Burkes. She and her sister, a fellow Cather mom, are ready to act.
"It's worth saving," Burkes' sister Carol Burkes said.
But Cather's scores may not protect it.
CPS, unlike past years, isn't considering test scores or other academic progress when choosing which schools should close or consolidate to help close the $1 billion budget deficit expected by summer. The country's third-largest district is looking first at a building's capacity.
Fear, confusion and anger swept across Chicago Public Schools as CPS officials released new data indicating half its schools — 330 buildings out of 681 — are "underutilized'' but refused to say what percent underused put a school on the potential chopping block.
Julie Woestehoff of Parents United for Responsible Education blasted CPS for starting hearings of a newly formed School Utilization Committee without indicating which schools were in danger of closure or consolidation.
In past years, CPS released a list of proposed closures or school shakeups, and then held hearings seeking community input on its plan.
Woestehoff called the hearings "completely bogus" and "ridiculous." It makes no sense to have them until a proposed target list is produced that people can comment on, she said. Tuesday's release of data didn't clear up the confusion, she said.
"We don't know what schools are in question here. It's completely ridiculous. It's no way to build trust. It's asking people to come out and put themselves on the line for no reason," Woestehoff said.
"Do people from half the schools [the percent listed as 'underutilized'] have to come out and defend their schools? Why should they have to do that? .... It's very disrespectful. People have no opportunity to defend their schools when they don't even know if their school is in question."
CPS Communications Chief Becky Carroll emphasized that closures and consolidations will be based on more than utilization. New CPS criteria include a litany of factors some aldermen have criticized as too subjective — such as "school leadership" and "school culture and climate."
"To try and come up with a cut list based solely on utilization would be misleading,'' Carroll said in an emailed statement. "The commission is going to launch a rigorous community engagement process to help identify which schools may be recommended as part of a comprehensive plan to right size the District.
"There is no target list. We will release a list of recommendations to the board as part of a comprehensive plan to right size the district after we get the commission's reports and recommendations."
Chicago lost approximately 145,000 school-age children between the 2000 and 2010 censuses, CPS said Tuesday, though it gained children in pockets on the Far Northwest Side, edges of the Southwest Side and along the North Side lakefront.
The district, facing a $1 billion budget shortfall by summer, released the census data in making a case for why some schools will need to be closed or consolidated this year.
It "helps us narrow down 681 total schools to a smaller set of schools that may be underutilized or may be overcrowded," said Adam Anderson, of CPS' office of Portfolio, Planning and Strategy.
The greatest population declines occurred in West and South Side communities including Austin, Roseland and Englewood.
"CPS faces underutilization and overcrowding in line with these population changes — the location of our facilities does not match where children live," the district said in a presentation Tuesday.
The utilization rates produced Tuesday showed that even top shelf schools could be in trouble.
Of those schools that were listed as more than half-empty, 8 percent — nearly one in 10 — were top-rated "level 1" schools in terms of academic performance; 21 percent — one in five — were middle-rung "level 2" schools" and nearly two thirds were bottom rung "level 3" schools, a Chicago Sun-Times analysis indicated.
The first line of defense from closure or consolidation for some schools was to attack the utilization numbers released Tuesday.
Noble Street Charter officials pointed to errors in data for two of their campuses labeled "underutilized." One, Noble Street's Auburn-Gresham or "Silver" campus, was listed as using only 29 percent of its space — the 14th-worst utilization rate in the system.
That charter campus has an enrollment this year of 257, as listed, but its capacity of 888 will be a reality only after the school finishes ongoing demolition and rehab of the Catholic school building it took over, said Noble Street spokeswoman Rhonda Kochlefl. As a result, she said, right now it only houses freshmen confined to a small annex.
In addition, the CPS database has a column indicating which schools expect to grow by adding grades, but this column was incorrectly left blank at both the Noble Street Auburn-Gresham and Johnson campuses, Kochlefl said.
Schools with some of the worst utilization rates included past targets of closings that won reprieves, a school being phased out a year at a time, schools turned around with new leadership due to academic failure. Some are still adding grades.
Some, however, seemed puzzling.
At Pershing Middle, a "level 2" magnet that decides how many seats to put in a lottery after counting its expected neighborhood kids, Principal Cheryl Watkins disputed Pershing Middle's listed capacity of 900 and utilization rate of only 27 percent — the 10th worst in the system.
Watkins said from the beginning, Pershing Middle was supposed to share its building with another school, but lost its last partner — the Chicago High School for the Arts — about two years ago.
Despite its coveted magnet status, Pershing Middle's enrollment is only 240 this year — 40 less than what Watkins said was its original cap of 280. The school for fourth- through eighth-graders lost students in older grades to selective seventh- and eighth-grade problems before school started, Watkins said, but after some Pershing Middle waiting-list kids had already chosen other schools.


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A new calendar year is nearly upon us — always a good time to "get your house in order" in various ways. Today, D-author and fellow mother of three Amy Stockwell Mercer joins us to report on her recent adventures in getting her family's medical bill situation cleaned up, with a little help from some new tools.
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My son Reid is 2 ½ and we are still paying off the medical bills from my "high risk" pregnancy and delivery. In a family of five, it seems our stack of medical bills is unending. Between the pediatrician, the optometrist, the allergist, the endocrinologist, Caremark (for my test strips and insulin) and the dentist, some months our medical bills are higher than the mortgage, and we have insurance. My approach to getting organized has been avoidance, but this year, I'm determined to get proactive. With tax season on the horizon, my first priority is our medical bills. But where do I begin?
When I have a question I always start with Google, so my first step in getting organized was to type in "how to manage medical expenses?" Cake Health and Quicken Medical Expense Manager came up on the first page. After some digging around I also discovered Simplee, a similar resource that pledges on its home page to help you "solve the most common health care frustrations, from understanding your health care plans to paying your medical bills." All three of these free health care management systems act like Mint.com, a personal money management system, to help users manage medical expenses, detect errors, and make decisions about which health care plans best fit your family's needs. Okay, I thought, let's get started.
As a visual learner, I was immediately drawn to Cake Health's cute heart shaped logo and the contemporary design of the website. I didn't get very far however, because my insurance company, Blue Cross Blue Shield of South Carolina is not linked to their system. So I moved onto Simplee and even Quicken, and was frustrated to discover that BCBS of SC wasn't connected to any of these services!
Stopped in my tracks but undeterred, I contacted Simplee's VP of Marketing who gave me a demo login that allowed me to play around on the site. What I could see from the demo gave me hope, because there is an enormous amount of information available, way more than on the EOB (explanation of benefits) printouts I get in the mail that usually get tossed in the recycling bin because they give me that hyperventilating feeling.
Here is what I discovered on Simplee: to create an account, you type in your insurance member ID and your account is uploaded. Then you have access to a customized dashboard with information of every bill that has been submitted to your medical, dental and vision insurance carriers. At the top of the dashboard are five boxes titled: Total Health Care Costs, Your Responsibility, Your 2011 HSA Balance, Doctor's Visits and Transactions. Below that is a graph that changes depending on which square you choose. For example, if you click on the doctor's visits square, the graph below will show annual doctor's visits by each family member in different colors. Below the graph is a listing of claims that you can click for specific details. What was paid and what you owe is spelled out in big, bold letters at the top of each listing.
There is also a tool that allows you to pay directly from this site. Small extras that make a nice difference are a pencil in the bottom corner that enables you to make notes about the claim, and a tool to flag the claim for whatever reason. If it sounds overwhelming, it is, but it's also presented in a user-friendly way and is easier to use than it is to explain. Demo videos like this one from Simplee are helpful.
Cake Health — named for the catch phrase "a piece of cake" and also the notion that "more birthdays mean more cake" — offers similar tools for tracking, insights and managing costs, but is more geared toward "decision support." Founder Rebecca Woodcock defines this as services to help users make smart choices about the type of health insurance they need during re-enrollment periods, because "people don't want to do their taxes, they want their taxes to be done."
These words were exactly what I wanted to hear. I wanted to type in my insurance ID and have Cake Health magically make sense of all the mess — but alas, I'll have to wait. For those who have Aetna, Cigna, United Healthcare ,Anthem Blue Cross, Blue Shield or Blue Shield of California, you are in luck and can start using Cake Health right away. New users are welcomed with a "Howdy Guest," offer of a free iPhone app, and a cute animated video explaining the service.
"We wanted it to be approachable because health care is not approachable. We wanted to take something immensely difficult and make it a piece of cake," Woodcock says.
For those who prefer a more personal approach (and can afford it), private medical advocates are another option. For about $125 per hour, a medical advocate will help users navigate the maze of the healthcare system. Robin Giangrande, owner of one of these firms, RG Advocates in South Carolina, says, "According to a 2011 study by the American Medical Association, nearly 20 percent of insurance claims are incorrectly processed, resulting in underpayments and denials for many with insurance. In the case of people with chronic, pre-existing conditions such as diabetes, many are considered 'uninsurable' even when their disease is well controlled by diet, exercise and medication. It's our job to make certain that medical bills are 'fair and reasonable' and that insurance coverage is processed correctly."
A third and final option, for those who are more confident at the whole budgeting thing, is to act as your own medical advocate. Here are some tips I've learned:
- Be Proactive – don't wait for collectors to start calling. Once medical bills are turned over to a collection agency, this debt goes on your credit report.
- Analyze your bills - mistakes are made. Look over your bills and if something doesn't seem right, call the doctor's office and ask for an explanation. If a claim is denied, send it in again.
- Put it in writing - if possible, keep a medical journal and write down all the services you and your family receive, this will help when and if there is a dispute.
- Shop around – my husband and I are done having children and he is considering a vasectomy. I was surprised to discover the price ranges from $800-$1,100 for the procedure, so it pays to shop around!
What I like the most about these services is that they can help me feel empowered about my medical bills. Instead of that feeling I get when I listen to the car mechanic (with my eyes glazed over) as he explains what's wrong with my car, using the Simplee and Cake Health sites make me feel as if I'm learning something. As a busy working mom, I can see the long-term benefits of using Simplee, Cake Health, or Quicken every few months to review my medical expenses. I'm not sure they are something I would use consistently, but they would definitely be helpful during re-enrollment periods and at tax time. People with diabetes have enough to worry about, wouldn't it be nice if this aspect of our lives were simplified?
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South Carolina continues to lead at the FSU Seminole Match Up after another 5-over 293 in the second round in Tallahassee, Fla.
Clemson bounced back with a 4-over 292 and is only three-shots back of South Carolina heading into the final round. Host Florida State sits in third another three shots back of the Tigers. Virginia sits in fourth with a two-round total of 18-over 594 and Texas A&M is fifth at 24 over.
Florida State's Matilda Castren remains in first after back-to-back 68s at Southwood Golf Course. Clemson's Ashlan Ramsey, who bounced back with a 4-under 68 in the second round after an opening 74 and South Carolina's Sarah Schmeizel (72) sit at 2-under 142, six shots back of Castren.
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Welcome to Morocco and the start of your holiday! Upon arrival in to Casablanca you will be met at the airport and transferred to your hotel. The rest of the day is at your leisure, if there is time perhaps visit Hassan II Mosque which has the tallest minaret and the third largest mosque in the world, it can hold 25,000 worshippers at any one time.
This morning you will have free time in Casablanca before heading to the coast, past the pretty towns of Oualidia and El-Jadida and onward to Essaouira. The colourful fishing town of Essaouira is perfect for some beachside fun and relaxation. Spend the afternoon exploring the charming medina or simply lazing on the beach. Overnight Ryad Watier
Today is at your leisure to explore independently. The windswept fishing port, broad beaches and ancient walled medina with ramparts built into the cliff have long been a favourite refuge for artists, sculptors, food lovers, surfers and backpackers. The medina surrounded by a fortress with 5 main gates you can navigate by, has retained its traditional styles and is laden with quirky shops, coffee houses, antiques, art studios, calligraphers, t-shirt designers and souvenir curios. There's a relaxed feel to the place and shopping here is a real delight. The port is a hive of activity with fishing boats hauling in their daily catch. Overnight Ryad Watier
After breakfast we continue on to Marrakesh, past the orchards of Argan trees and the dry plains that surround Marrakesh. The very name Marrakech conjures up images of an exotic, distant city, of magic carpets and snake charmers and of frankincense and myrrh brought in by camel trains. Set within the rose-coloured walls of the medina lies a tangle of winding streets that open onto verdant gardens and dark alleyways that lead to bustling souks. The focal point is the central square, the Djemaa el Fna, an extraordinary gathering and market place. Full of colour, spicy aromas and traders it is best seen in the evening when overflowing with food stalls, dancers, fortune tellers, musicians and henna artists.
This morning enjoy a guided tour of Marrakech around the souks and palaces of the old medieval medina. This afternoon is free for you to wander around the bustling souks or simply relax.
Leaving Marrakech behind, we travel along the foothills of the High Atlas mountains before reaching the Imperial City of Fes. Fes is a bustling hive of activity, a visit to the medina is a must, explore the tanneries, souks, potteries.
Fes is the oldest and largest medieval city in the world and its medina is a cacophony of aromas, sights and sounds. Today we enjoy a guided tour of Fes and learn the fascinating history of the city. The afternoon is free for you to relax or further explore independently.
After breakfast, we visit the Roman ruined city of Volubilis, the largest ancient site of Morocco. UNESCO-listed, the site dates back to AD40 and once ruled the entire Roman province of Mauritania. We'll then head on to the blue city of Chefchaouen. High up in the Rif mountains, Chefchaouen boasts a beautiful blue door and white-walled medina that was originally a Berber post. The main square is the heart of Chefchaouen, with the Kasbah (built back in the 18th century), central mosque and cafes with authentic menus. The busy market is a mix of traditional Moroccan and tourist fare.
Enjoy free time today in Chefchaouen, relax at the hotel or spend your time exploring this beautiful city.
Depart from Chefchaouen and drive to the coast and the town of Kenitra before travelling further down the coast to Rabat, the capital of Morocco and the second largest city after Casablanca. Spend the afternoon independently exploring this peaceful city and the ancient medina, with it's pretty white and stone washed buildings.
Spend the day at leisure exploring the sights of Rabat, perhaps visit the Chellah, which has interesting museums, a 17th-century fortress and Roman ruins. Late this afternoon we make the short journey to Casablanca.
Sadly your tour with us comes to an end today. You will be transferred to the airport in time for your departure flight.
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iHome iPL10 Lightning Dock Dual Charging Stereo FM Clock Radio with USB Charge/Play
iHome iPL10 Lightning Dock Dual Charging Stereo FM Clock Radio with USB Charge/Play
Product Information
Whether you want to play and charge an iPhone 5 or an earlier-generation iOS device, the iHome iPL10 speaker system is up to the task. Thanks to its built-in Lightning dock for the latest iPhone and iPod models and a USB port that allows you to connect older iOS devices with your own 30-pin to USB cable, the iPL10 gives you outstanding convenience and flexibility. The iPL10 also delivers impressive sound, while saving space in any location. High-fidelity drivers in a specially designed Reson8 speaker chamber with EXB expanded bass circuitry ensure that you hear every detail of your music. Plus, you can wake or sleep to the sounds of your iPhone or iPod or any FM radio station.
- Dock for playing and charging iPhone or iPod models with Lightning connector
- USB port for playing and charging iPhone or iPod models with 30-pin dock connector
- Stereo system with two 40 mm speakers
- Works with iHome+ apps for expanded functionality such as time setting, custom alarms, and more
- Operates and charges with included Universal AC adapter
- FM radio with six programmable presets
- Auto Sync automatically syncs unit to docked iPhone or iPod time in seconds
- 12- or 24-hour time display
- Programmable snooze
- Battery back-up maintains settings and alarm if power is interrupted
- EXB sound enhancement for added bass
Did you notice?Auto Sync automatically syncs the time on the iPL10 to your docked iPhone or iPod.
Apple Recommends ForExperience rich sound for all the music and videos on your iPhone or iPod.
What's in the Box?
- iHome iPL10 system
- Universal voltage (100-240V) AC adapter
Tech Specs
- Drivers: Two 40 mm dynamic speakers
- Height: 4.49 in./11.4 cm
- Width: 5 in./12.7 cm
- Weight: 1.21 lb./0.55 kg
- Length: 5 in./12.7 cm
Manufacturer Information
Part Number
- Mfr. Part Number: iPL10BC
- UPC or EAN No.: 047532901993
- Note: Products sold through this website that do not bear the Apple Brand name are serviced and supported exclusively by their manufacturers in accordance with terms and conditions packaged with the products. Apple's Limited Warranty does not apply to products that are not Apple-branded, even if packaged or sold with Apple products. Please contact the manufacturer directly for technical support and customer service.
- Warranty: One-year limited
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Ratings & Reviews
Great Product!!
Just got the iPhone5 and needed a new iHome docking station. This is a great product that serves its purpose as dual charging. I c Just got the iPhone5 and needed a new iHome docking station. This is a great product that serves its purpose as dual charging. I can still have my legacy products charging while my iPhone5 is docked on top of the unit. I was shocked by how great the sound is amplified out of this unit and it also fits perfectly on my nightstand!
Great buy and would recommend it to all! …
- Written by Nikki A from West New York
97 of 106 people found this useful
Nice radio, but a little too bright
The sound and size of this clock radio is great. It works fabulously with iphone or ipod with lightning connector. The time displa The sound and size of this clock radio is great. It works fabulously with iphone or ipod with lightning connector. The time display unfortunately is too bright. Even on its lowest setting, it's like having a night light on your bedside table. It really needs a couple more settings that are extra dim. Also, setting the alarm time is painfully slow. If you wake up at the same time every day, it won't be a problem. However if you're a shift worker and change the alarm time frequently, you'll be frustrated. …
- Written by Joseph N from Kingston
96 of 105 people found this useful
Great product but IPhone5s with Apple case doesn't fit
The product is great and very simple to use. I was nicely surprised that the time is automatically synchronized with the iPhone ti The product is great and very simple to use. I was nicely surprised that the time is automatically synchronized with the iPhone time.
The only drawback so far is that my iPhone5s with Apple or Casecrown cases don't fit in the dock.
On a different note: brightness of the LCD screen... it can be adjusted to 3 different settings simply by pressing the snooze button. …
- Written by Herve B from Gaithersburg
91 of 97 people found this useful
Poor ergonomics and stopped charging in less than a year
I purchased this when I upgraded my iPhone to a 5S and needed Lightning chargers. Out of the box, the function of the buttons did I purchased this when I upgraded my iPhone to a 5S and needed Lightning chargers. Out of the box, the function of the buttons didn't seem to make sense. It wasn't the "so simple you wouldn't need to read the manual" operation I expect from my electronics. When I realized that there is no 7-5-2 option so I'd have to manually turn my alarms off on Friday night and on again Sunday night. That made me just use the alarms on my phone instead of the radio. One annoying trait was that the volume randomly goes to full. Every once in a while, out of the blue, I'd get jarred awake by my phone alarm blaring in my ear. Lastly, just recently after about a year of use, the onboard port and the port through the Lightning cable just stopped charging the phone. Every once in a while if I play around with it for a few minutes, I can get one charging but it stops charging the other port. I just plug it into my computer at work to charge. All in all, I've had a terrible experience and won't be buying any other iHome products. …
- Written by David N from Rockford
A Marvel of Poor Engineering
After my iH16 decided that buttons were for chumps and stopped responding to button presses, I decided to pick up the iPL10. At $7 After my iH16 decided that buttons were for chumps and stopped responding to button presses, I decided to pick up the iPL10. At $70, it was quite a jump from the $40 iH16. I assumed that the price jump meant better quality and ease of use. Externally, this was correct. The iPL10 is a nice looking alarm clock. The mesh that extends all the way around the alarm clock gives it a nice texture and feel. The smooth silver-painted base contrasts well with the black mesh, and both create a unifying feel. The inclusion of a soft rubber pad and movable/rotatable lightning dock is also a step up, but only for those with iDevices with lightning ports. (This clock will not fit iPads due to its small size) The USB port at the back was also nice, but I still have to test whether it charges and responds to alarms with non iDevices. (I see no reason why it would not) On the inside, flaws start to develop. These range from minor annoyances to infuriating problems. First, the sound quality isn't that exceptional. The iPL10 also is extremely quiet compared to the iH16, as it seems to be only able to reach ~60% of the iH16's volume. The way that the unit operates is one of the largest flaws. Seemingly designed by the Ubisoft team that brought us all Uplay, the iPL10 tries to make your time with it as inconvenient as it can. When setting an alarm, you can only edit it by the seconds. There is no way to edit hours. You have to just sit there by the clock and hold the + button as the minutes tick by. The iH16 only had 2 non-unit specific buttons, and it still could change the time or alarm in an hour/minute setup. On top of this, the only way to add the alarm is to edit it again, which will add the alarm icon to the clock face. The unit also seems to have 3 buttons that turn things on or off. The mode button switches inputs, but also has an off function. The "power" button has an on/off setting, and the preset button has an off setting. The "power" button also doesn't control the power of the iPL10, but whether the device attached to it is backlit or not. The power button will just act as the sleep/wake button on the iPhone. The only way to turn on music from the phone is the preset button, basically an unneeded pause button that could have easily been merged with the power button. The alarm on th eiPL10 will only go off if you have all 3 different ports in sync with each other. You have to make sure the iPL10's alarm volume is turned u[ and is on. you have to check whether the system volume is up, which will mysteriously turn itself off for no specific reason. Finally, you have to see if your iDevice's volume is up. Not only this, but you have to have an active song loaded and playing on your device the entire time. The buzz alarm on the clock is not controlled by volume, but by 2 settings: Hi and LO. Both are far to quiet for those who sleep with fans/earplugs or live in a loud area. And the alarm only sometimes goes off. Even when set to the iPL10's loudest volume, an arbitrary 40, the alarm just won't go off. iHome Sleep is not compatible with this, even when following instructions.
TL;DR: Expensive clock that seems to be designed to work against you. Avoid if you actually want a functioning alarm clock. Cheaper iHome models will be louder than this, and actually work. Overall, a dismal excuse for a higher end alarm clock. …
- Written by Helga B from Mohnton
7 of 10 people found this useful
Too bright
As others have mentioned, great product - but too bright. Rather than illuminating just the numbers, this particular product illu As others have mentioned, great product - but too bright. Rather than illuminating just the numbers, this particular product illuminates the entire screen. So even when you select the dimmest possible setting, its a large blue screen shining at you. In a pitch black room, its insanely bright. …
- Written by Terry C from Salt Lake City
7 of 12 people found this useful
Questions & Answers
Answers from the community
Can the brightness of the time display be adjusted? In the picture, it seems rather too bright for a bedroom
- Asked by Suzanne C from Providence
- Dec 4, 2014
IPhone 6 4,7" compatible?
- Asked by Rafa V from Sevilla
- Oct 12, 2014
Best Answer:
Yes, it will fit accomadate the iPhone6 and the 6Plus.
- Answered by Michael L from Virginia Beach
- Oct 13, 2014
can this product be plugged into an outlet as well as operate on batteries?
- Asked by Gabby < from Toronto
- Dec 8, 2014
can iPL10 charge an iPod 4th generation on the charging dock?
- Asked by Jennifer O from White
- Dec 22, 2013
No, the charging dock is the 8-pin Lightning connector only. You can charge (and play) the iPod via No, the charging dock is the 8-pin Lightning connector only. You can charge (and play) the iPod via the 30-pin cable plugged into the iPL10's rear USB port - just not via the dock. …
- Answered by Jim E
- Dec 23, 2013
Do I have to have Wifi to use the radio?
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- Oct 18, 2013


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Justice for Alissa
Alissa was fatally beaten by her caregiver, Christy Shaffer. The justice system did not value Alissa's short life enough to properly punish the person who took her final breath. It is also believed that Christy's father, Kerry Sprunger, had "connections" because of the position he held in LaGrange, which assured that Christy would never pay for her crime.
16 month old baby Alissa was murdered.
In November of 2008, Alissa's father, Michael Guernsey, was tragically killed in a car accident. Kelli Sprunger, Alissa's mother was beside herself with grief and unable to care for her children. Christy Shaffer offered to take Alissa and her 2 siblings in until Kelli got back on her feet. Just days later, Kelli's father (who she never had a good relationship with) made accusations that Kelli was an unfit mother to the local children's services. After that, Alissa and her siblings were made wards of the state in Steuben County, Indiana and were placed in the home of Matt and Christy Shaffer, who were not trained foster parents, but relatives of the family.
Alissa was a normal, happy, healthy baby when she left her mother's home.
It was in January of 2009 that Alissa began losing her hair and random bruises were appearing all over her body. Shaffer had taken Alissa to doctors to try and find some type diagnoses stating that Alissa "bruised easily" and that her hair was "falling out". Alissa had been to specialists in Elkhart and Riley's Children Hospital. None of which could ever find anything "medically" wrong with her after multiple rounds of blood testing.
During this time Christy Shaffer kept Alissa's mother from visiting with her, but not with her other 2 children who were also in Christy's care.
March 28, 2009 Alissa B Guernsy was murdered. The autopsy report declared her death a HOMICIDE, due to blunt force trauma to the head. According to the post mortem exam, her hair had not fallen out - it was ripped out! Alissa endured months of beatings which resulted in stitches to the head, multiple deep mouth lacerations, a broken elbow (for which she was not given her pain medication) and multiple bruising about her head and body before she was finally beaten to death. These injuries were new and old.
Christy wanted people to believe that Alissa had Fetal Alcohol Syndrome or was born a meth/crack addicted baby and that was the reason she was "clumsy and always bruised" – that is wrong! According to the doctor and tox screen reports from when she was born, Alissa was perfectly healthy. You can clearly see the before and after pictures of Alissa, she was perfectly happy and healthy with her mother, and turned in to a different baby with Christy Shaffer.
Christy Shaffer never had to take responsibility for the blunt force trauma. In June 2009, Prosecutor Jeff Wible convened a Grand Jury after being presented with the Medical Examiners report, the Indiana State Police report, and all eveidence pointing to HOMICIDE due to blunt force trauma. The Grand Jury indicted Shaffer for Neglect of a Dependent, Class B Felony AND Neglect of a Dependent, Class C Felony. (neither charge results in the death of the child!) It is believed that Jeff Wible purposely did not push for any murder charge (or even so much as Neglect of a dependent Class A which results in death) This is believed to be because of the MULTIPLE conflicts of interest involving relationships between himself and Kerry Sprunger (the defendants father) and Alissa's Pediatrician, Dr, John Egli, (who missed every single opportunity to save Alissa's life) Jeff Wible sat on the same board of directors of the LaGrange County Community Foundation with Dr. Egli for years. Kerry Sprunger was a regular member and donated undisclosed amouts of money and assets to this foundation.
Shaffer accepted a Plea Agreement by pleading guilty to Neglect of a Dependent, Class B Felony in February 2011.
In late May 2011, Shaffer was sentenced to 10 years in the Department of Corrections, 6 years suspended.
At sentencing, LaGrange Circuit Court Judge J. Scott VanDerbeck offered Christy shaffer information that she could come back in 60 to 90 days for a possible modification of her sentence. Judge VanDerbeck modified Shaffer's sentence in August 2011. Shaffer was released after serving 77 days.
Where is Alssa's justice?
Shaffer only spent 77 days in prison and was released with time served and 6 months home detention with 3 yrs probation. Baby Alissa was tortured, beaten and lost her life.
Christy Shaffer served only 77 Days for the torture and murder of an innocent and defenseless 16 month old baby girl. Alissa was given no mercy, no justice, but we can give her a voice!
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Hello and thank for being a part of my little blog!!!
I am proud to make some more announcements about Celebrations of Houston!
First of all our website has a whole new look.
Check it out: HERE
As announced earlier we have also become an affiliate of: Flamingos 2 Go.
Flamingo's 2 Go is a fun and exciting way to show someone that you care. imagine surprising your friend or loved one with a yard full of flamingos, buzzards or cupcakes to celebrate their birthday or special event. Flamingos 2 Go is great for birthdays, anniversaries, graduation, new baby or wedding. We also have a great fundraising program that is great for schools, sports teams, charities and non profit organizations. The possibilities are endless.
We will cover the following areas in NW Houston:
The Woodlands
Champions Forest/1960 Area
Doing my first job on Wednesday---Buzzards and Balloons to celebrate a 50th Birthday for a gentleman here in The Woodlands, TX
And our third big announcement is I am entering the design side of things including---wed design, business card bling and party decor design.
Here is a little bit about each:
Web Design: Our web design packages are very affordable. In order to design your new web page we ask that you go through Yahoo for your hosting. We build all of our sites exclusively using Yahoo Sitebuilder. We can help walk through the process of choosing and securing your domain name and hosting.
Our package is $250
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Matching business card design
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Business Card Bling:
I love to dress up a business card! I feel that your business card is one of the most important marketing tool of your business. There are many places to order inexpensive business cards and they do a great job. But that extra over the top look can not be achieved by ordering a nice design.
We take your business cards and make them better. We make them memorable.
We make people want to hold onto to them because they are special. We suggest that you order your cards from a company like Vistaprint--don't spend extra uneeded money on printing. Once your cards are ordered and you receive them send them to us to be dressed up.
Our fee is $25 per 50 cards. We will email you a few different design ideas for you to choose from. You could spend that amount of money just on printing costs. So find reasonable printing and spend your money on enhancing them.
Here is a sample of my cards blinged out!
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Are you looking for unique party decor? Are you wanting to have all of the special decorations a full service company does but don't want the full package? We have your solution with our party design packages. Our packages are custom made for you. We design, cut, print and decorate our designs with rhinestones, glitter, ribbon, and/or paint. Please order at least two weeks before your event.
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Appeals court upholds decision in favor of Herkimer County in regard to Workers Compensation
HERKIMER, N.Y. (WKTV) - An appeals court has unanimously upheld a decision in favor of Herkimer County against three local municipalities in regard to Workers Compensation. According to Steven R. Billings, the Herkimer County Personnel Officer and Administrator of Herkimer County Workers' compensation self-insurance plan, the decision was released by the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York on February 1. The decision upheld a court ruling on August 10, 2011, following seven years of litigation brought forth by the villages of Herkimer and Ilion and the Town of Frankfort against Herkimer County over the operation of the Workers' Comp self-insurance plan. That ruling awarded the county damages an interest totaling $6 million. It stems from when the worker's comp self-insurance plan ended in December 2005 and Herkimer County created what was called "an abandonment plan," which allowed the municipalities to pay a withdrawal fee or pay their share on an annual basis. Several municipalities sued and the county then allowed them the option to pay just 75 percent of their withdrawal fee. All but three did; the villages of Herkimer and Ilion and the Town of Frankfort. In the August ruling, the respective liabilities of the three local municipalities were as follows: *Village of Herkimer - $2,451,108.87 *Village of Ilion - $1,667,704.09 *Town of Frankfort - $2,074,711.44 In addition, the local municipalities were responsible for paying statutory interest of 9% per year until such a time as the municipality was fully paid. The Workers ' Compensation Self-Insurance Plan was formed back in 1956. Under the plan, Herkimer County and all participating municipalities elected to band together in a self-insurance plan to cover the cost of workers' compensation coverage for municipal employees throughout the county. After nearly 50 years in existence, the plan was terminated effective December 31, 2005. As a result of the plan's termination, all participants in the plan were responsible for paying their proportionate share of the future liabilities of the plan which, at the time of its termination, included more than 200 open workers' compensation cases for employees of the participating members. Billings states that initially, in addition to the villages of Herkimer and Ilion and the Town of Frankfort, the village of Frankfort, the village of Newport, the Town of Webb and the Town of Salisbury sued Herkimer County, alleging that the county mismanaged the plan over its nearly 50 years of operation. As litigation moved forward, the Villages of Newport and Frankfort, along with the Towns of Webb and Salisbury settled their obligations to the plan and withdrew from the litigation. Following an eight day trial, an Oneida County Jury unanimously found against the villages of Herkimer and Ilion and the Town of Frankfort, dismissing all of their claims and found in favor of Herkimer County. After that, a Supreme Court Justice ruled that, in addition to the more than $4 million sought by Herkimer County to fund the local municipalities' obligations to the plan, the municipalities were required to pay roughly $2 million of interest, resulting a combined $6 million. In the August 2011 ruling, the judge stated that many attempts were undertaken to "amicably and reasonably" resolve the issue, stating that the local municipalities "steadfastly resisted and refused to accept any reasonable compromise." The judge stated that they did not find credible evidence that the plan had been mismanaged, Billings stated. The Village of Herkimer appealed the judgement against it, resulting in this latest ruling from the appeals court.


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Snow Levels Far Below Normal In Cascades
The recent mild weather systems that blew through Washington have left little snow in the Cascades.
Seattle-Bellingham: 3rd Daily Rail Trip Added
Starting Friday, Amtrak Cascades plans to add a third daily round trip train between Seattle and Bellingham to help travelers affected by the May 23 collapse of a section of an Interstate 5 bridge over the Skagit River at Mount Vernon.
Heavy Snow Forecast In Cascades
Forecasters say two weather systems Monday and Tuesday will drop up to 3 feet of new snow in the Cascades by early Wednesday, making driving difficult through the mountain passes.
Winter Weather On Its Way Back
Forecasters say Monday's snow in the mountains and Eastern Washington could be followed by a stronger system Tuesday night that could drop an inch or two of snow by Wednesday night in the higher locations of the Western Washington lowlands.
Snow Flurries Settling Down
Forecasters say snows are easing off Thursday in Western Washington and the Cascades but continuing in Eastern Washington.
Snow Pounds Cascades, Two Feet Expected By Thursday
The National Weather Service says the lowland snow showers in parts of Western Washington on Wednesday morning will turn to rain with high winds on the coast and northwest interior until Wednesday evening.
Snow Spreads Across Western Washington
Some parts of the region are seeing their first snowflakes of the season. The National Weather Service says the light Tuesday morning accumulations will be short-lived but more showers are possible Wednesday with a chance of high winds in places.
Another Rain Storm for Tuesday in the Forecast
The National Weather Service says the Western Washington lowlands could get up to 1 inch of rain with 1 to 3 inches likely in the mountains.
Wind and Rain Pummel Pacific Northwest
Rain and wind pounded Washington and Oregon on Monday, flooding streets, toppling large trucks, cutting power to more than 20,000 people and causing at least one death.
Mudslides Expected In Puget Sound Region, Flooding In Central Washington
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Cheat Codes
"Special Movie" option
Highlight the bottom of the four "?????" options at the main menu, then press Up(2), Down(2), Left, Right, Left Right, B, A. A voice will yell, "Tiz!" to confirm correct code entry, and the bottom option will change to "Special Movie".
Demo bonuses
Complete the indicated task in the demo to unlock the corresponding bonus in the full game.
- Caldislan Adventure Set: Fully restore Norende.
- Caldislan Black Mage's Set: Defeat Adamantite Shell.
- Caldislan Knight's Set: Defeat Automaton.
- Caldislan Recovery Set: Defeat Melusine.
- Caldislan Relief Set: Play the demo.
- Caldislan Soldier's Set: Defeat Dragon.
- Caldislan White Mage's Set: Defeat Minotaur.
Alternate costumes
Complete the indicated task to unlock the corresponding costume.
- Bravo Bikini (Edea): Defeat Fiore DeRosso for the second time in Chapter 5.
- Edea's Garb (Edea): Obtained from Norende: Level 11 Combat Item.
- Knight's Tunic (Agnes): Obtained from Norende: Level 11 Trader.
- Melodist's Shirt (Ringabel): Obtained from Norende: Level 11 Accessory Shop.
- Onion Shirt (Tiz): Obtained from Norende: Level 11 Armor Shop.
- Plain Tunic (all): Obtained from Norende: Level 11 Compound Shop.
- Vestal Garb (Agnes): Defeat the final Boss during the "False" ending.
New Game Plus mode
Successfully complete the game to unlock the "New Game Plus" option. In this mode you will retain the level, jobs, job level, funds, items, Genome abilities, Norende village population, Norende village status, D's journal, special moves, play time, friends, and guests from your previous playthrough.
Dimension's Hasp extra dungeon
The requirements to unlock the Dimension's Hasp extra dungeon depends on the ending you have earned. In the bad (Finale) ending, after the unbeatable Boss at the start of the Finale, see DeRosso in the Vampire Castle. In the good (The End) ending, speak with Yulyana after the initial Bosses you are supposed to defeat. The Dimension's Hasp extra dungeon can be found in the center of the crescent-shaped island in the northeast corner of the map. The bonus Boss is hidden at the end of the dungeon on B10F. Once there, move east of the final chest (with the Durandal inside), and then go south.
Strategy guides from GameFAQs


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- i_monk
Toronto mayor Rob Ford mugged a Toronto Star reporter in a public park, stole his phone and threatened to beat him:
- Dog-earMay 4, 12, 12:37 p.m. – Permalink
- qoob
Voters in Greece sent tremors across the eurozone on Sunday by recording a massive protest vote against EU-dictated austerity. Parties that had participated in an emergency government tasked with passing deeply unpopular belt-tightening measures in return for rescue loans to prop up the near-bankrupt Greek economy were routed at the ballot box.
- Dog-earMay 6, 12, 5:11 p.m. – Permalink
- bulletfactory
Just curious why everyone is so up in arms that Obama gave the order to assassinate Bin Laden. He gave the order, that's what Presidents do. The Repubs would be saying the exact same things if it had happened before 08. It's like a CD, or AD directing a designer.
Example: What message was Bush attempting to convey at the announcement of the end of combat back in '03? That he personally flew in a dropped the last 'official' bombs?
- Dog-earMay 10, 12, 8:53 a.m. – Permalink
- qoob
Romney bullied and physically assaulted gay classmates in high school
- Dog-earMay 10, 12, 10:05 a.m. – Permalink
- bliznutty
Cities: Occupy protests cost taxpayers millions
BULLSHIT: The police state is costing taxpayers millions!
- Dog-earMay 11, 12, 10:07 a.m. – Permalink
The International Coalition
- Dog-earMay 14, 12, 9:09 a.m. – Permalink
- i_monk
The Republicans are starting to see which way the wind blows and want to hop on the bandwagon for the votes.
- Dog-earMay 16, 12, 12:43 p.m. – Permalink
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Recording police with your smartphone is a Constitutional right, says DoJ
Shooting photos or video of police officers is a Constitutionally-protected right, says the U.S. Department of Justice.
In a win for technology, citizen journalism, and our Constitutional rights, the U.S. Department of Justice has issued a letter to the Baltimore City Police Department reconfirming that photographing, video- and audio-recording on-duty police officers is a Constitutional right protected by the First, Fourth, and Fourteenth Amendments.
- Dog-earMay 19, 12, 5:20 p.m. – Permalink
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An amendment that would legalize the use of propaganda on American audiences is being inserted into the latest defense authorization bill, BuzzFeed has learned.
The amendment would "strike the current ban on domestic dissemination" of propaganda material produced by the State Department and the Pentagon, according to the summary of the law at the House Rules Committee's official website.
The tweak to the bill would essentially neutralize two previous acts—the Smith-Mundt Act of 1948 and Foreign Relations Authorization Act in 1987—that had been passed to protect U.S. audiences from our own government's misinformation campaigns.
- Dog-earMay 19, 12, 8:26 p.m. – Permalink
- utopian
LMAO... I nearly spit coffee all over my Apple display.
GOP problem: 'Their voters are white, aging and dying off'
- Dog-earMay 21, 12, 8:25 a.m. – Permalink
- ukit2
Bill Clinton's $80 Million Payday, or Why Politicians Don't Care That Much About Reelection
- Dog-earMay 22, 12, 7:47 p.m. – Permalink
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- Dog-earMay 29, 12, 2:40 p.m. – Permalink
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Dosen't Romney's ascendency to official GOP candidate in this election cycle tell us A LOT about how socially un-conservative our electorate generally is?
- Dog-earMay 29, 12, 7:05 p.m. – Permalink
- ukit2
This is all you need to know about Romney:
- Dog-earMay 29, 12, 7:20 p.m. – Permalink
- TheBlueOne
Robomney, Robama...blah, blah. Same guy, different skin color.
The only thing that needs to be decided between now and November is if the powers that be think the US population is controllable as things hit the shitter in the next four years. If they're deemed controllable, Obama gets the nod and the slow vice grip of the surveillance-security state and dismantling of the Republic continues under the Democratic™. Under an Obama presidency what's left of the Left can more easily be co-opted, thinking that "Obama is just being hampered by the Republicans in Congress..." Funny, he's not hampered in issuing executive orders for more foreign wars and drone killings, but if he needs to extend unemployment benefits or help anyone socially, well then "his hands are tied by Congress."
If on the other hand, The Powers That Be fear the masses Romney will win it, and you'll see actual public opposition on the streets to Romney's policies (which would be only a hair's difference from what Obama would do in any case) and out would roll in full force the wonderful police state apparatus in full force.
Get the fuck out now of this burning ship.
These are the only things that matter. Any political commentary on CNN or FOX or whatever is all smoke and mirrors - Birthers this, unemployment that, Trump this, Tea Party that, Occupy this...blaw blaw blaw.
It's all about putting the final seal on Empire now. Republic is over folks, move along.
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Calling all artists and creators! If you work with recycled, found, reclaimed or second-hand materials, the Calgary Public Library wants to hear from you! On April 17th, we'll be hosting Ecopalooza, a one day festival of all things green. Art, fashion, science and business – if it's green it'll be at Ecoplalooza! An important component of the festival will be an art show and competition. If you'd like to display your work, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information. If you're a Facebook user, why not check out our event listing?
There will be cash prizes for first, second and third place winners, so get crafting, building, making and recycling!
"Head and shoulders, knees and toes"!
Nudes, glorious nudes! Is there anything more enduringly compelling to humans than our own bodies? I'm no art historian, but I suspect not. From the Venus statues of Willendorf Austria, to Michelangelo's David, there is something inherent about the human form that inspires us to re-create it. As an audience, we seem to be perpetually curious about the human form. Not only that, but surprised, and sometimes even outraged by how artists depict it.
Join the Glenbow Museum on February 13th for a very special event. It's the opening of an exhibit called The Nude in Modern Canadian Art. The exhibition features works of art from major Canadian museums and private collections and includes paintings, drawings, sculpture and photography. There are so many reasons to attend! The event is pay-what-you-can, and includes a free drink ticket. Not only that, but it coincides with the opening of another exhibit, Kent Monkman: The Triumph of Mischief. How many chances do you get to visit a museum with the caveat that the exhibition "contains mature content"?
Join the Glenbow in celebrating nudes! I'll be there. The only question is: what should I wear?
…and it's hundreds and hundreds of pounds!
Starting October 17th, the Glenbow Museum will be a temporary home to Ron Mueck's "a girl". It's a uniquely powerful sculpture; though enormous, it's eerily lifelike. Words don't do justice to this remarkable piece, so be sure to check out the links that follow, for photographs. I happen to have seen some "behind the scenes" pictures of this piece and others arriving at the Glenbow, and the work that was required to transport them safely. Now I'm even more eager to behold them!
But there's so much more than this big baby! Here are some "crib" notes for you, about what's coming up at the Glenbow on October 17th:
If you haven't been to the Glenbow Museum lately, you've got plenty of reasons to get reacquainted. For more information, please see the following links:
Glenbow Museum current exhibitions
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Note: the actual title of this book is Ignore Everybody and 39 Other Keys to Success, but the blogging software that I'm using limits the length of my titles. We library types like to be precise!
While I think that the glowing and gushing praise adorning the cover of this neat little book is a touch too complimentary, I did enjoy reading it. It certainly wasn't a dense or challenging read, but why should a book on creativity be dense and challenging? In this case, the medium suits the message.
Essentially, Ignore Everybody is a series of common-sense maxims for those who hear a stifled little voice inside themselves, yearning to burst out and be expressive. However, even though the advice itself is simple and sensible, there is humor, candor and even a bit of dirty language throughout. One reviewer noted that the book will "change your life", although this reviewer certainly wouldn't go that far. Really, there's nothing terribly radical in these keys to success. However, if you have a creative impulse but need some motivation to get started on a project, this may be just the book for you.
However, do be sure to check it out if you have an interest in either cartooning or blogging!
If women ruled the world, what would the world look like? Just think about it.
I envision a world wherein free childcare is provided by governments, there are fewer or no violent crimes, and women's ways of knowing are celebrated as valid, useful, and sacred.
What do you imagine?
If you're feeling inspired, or searching for some inspiration, visit the Art Gallery of Calgary for an exhibit called If Women Ruled the World, featuring works by renowned feminist artist, Judy Chicago.
If you aren't yet familiar with Chicago's works, browse our catalogue for "Judy Chicago", and you'll find all sorts of titles about Chicago's decades-spanning work. She's considered the Mother of Feminist Art, and her "Dinner Party" is, in large part, the reason why. Why not learn more about it?
If you're interested in women, feminism, gender, contemporary art, or textiles, don't miss this exhibit! It's your opportunity to see the work of a living feminist legend, right here in Calgary!
If Women Ruled the World opens September 25th. For more information:
Art Gallery of Calgary
Judy Chicago
These days, I'm seeing colour in new ways. I see the coolness of a deep red and the yellowish tinge in a bright green. I practice painting my own colour wheels, in hopes that I'll soon be able to replicate with ease the shades that I see in the natural world. I've been inspired by my latest painting course!
I have taken several paingint courses at studios throughout the city, but, if you can't attend classes (or, even if you can), make a trip to the library for some inspiration!
The Calgary Public Library has all kinds of resources to inspire you:
If you need inspiration for your latest project, don't dilly "Dali" (I know, I know...). Stop by your local library today!


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Lilly Statement On Indiana Biosciences Research Institute
INDIANAPOLIS, May 30, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Eli Lilly and Company (NYSE: LLY) has issued the following statement from Senior Vice President Bart Peterson regarding today's announcement introducing the Indiana Biosciences Research Institute:
"The Indiana Biosciences Research Institute will change the bio-landscape of our region. Indiana's life sciences companies spend billions of dollars in research and development each year to advance health care innovations for improved human health. The Institute will help us nurture our partnerships across the country and develop more intellectual capital here in Indiana -- allowing us to keep more research dollars in the state, attract more federal research funds, and draw top scientific minds to feed our research pipeline and local economies.
"For years, Indiana has been a life sciences leader. We have roughly 2,000 companies, big and small, that focus on life sciences in our state. Our biopharmaceutical companies, agricultural science companies, device and diagnostic companies, and world-class universities have collectively pushed Indiana to the front of the line as a life sciences hub. Moving forward, the institute will help us tear down silos and bring our organizations together – benefitting patients who desperately need better solutions for emerging diseases and other difficult health care challenges.
"This institute is unique because Lilly and other private sector companies are partnering with state government and three major universities to support its creation – and it will make all Hoosier bioscience companies, including Lilly, even stronger. An impressive roster of collaborators, an environment that attracts national and international talent, and an infrastructure that allows us to build a deeper library of intellectual property will separate Indiana from other states attempting to replicate our success."A decade ago, BioCrossroads helped Indiana become a more attractive place for life sciences companies to do business. Today, we collectively take the next step with the Indiana Biosciences Research Institute." About Eli Lilly and CompanyLilly, a leading innovation-driven corporation, is developing a growing portfolio of pharmaceutical products by applying the latest research from its own worldwide laboratories and from collaborations with eminent scientific organizations. Headquartered in Indianapolis, Ind., Lilly provides answers – through medicines and information ─ for some of the world's most urgent medical needs. Additional information about Lilly is available at www.lilly.com and https://twitter.com/LillyPad_Media. C-LLY Refer to: (317)432-5195 (m); (317)277-4021 (o) - Greg Kueterman (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20031219/LLYLOGO) SOURCE Eli Lilly and Company
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