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This Week's Hot New Games in the App Store! Boodmasque, Riptide GP 2, Prince of Persia, and More
Don't you just love those weeks when the App Store unexpectedly gets hit by a barrage of great new games? We live for those weeks around here, and luckily this is one of them. We've got a photo-importing/vampire-fighting game from Square Enix, another in the Riptide franchise, and some casual options, too… Read on for trailers and more.
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This one from Square Enix is tough to explain, so before I even try, I'm going to recommend watching the trailer… Bloodmasque looks like a pretty innovative mix of fun photo-importing and editing, along with RPG and action elements. It uses your own face to create the main character, so it is like you are starring in your own video game. It's also all about vampires, which is a nice diversion from the worn-out zombie thing. Read our full review.
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Riptide GP2 (4.5 stars with 2220 User Ratings)
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It's wave racing from the future, part 2… This sequel packs in more of the big waves and air that satisfied gamers the first time around, and it can be yours for $2.99.
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Prince of Persia® The Shadow and the Flame (4 stars with 277 User Ratings)
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Ubisoft's remake of the classic action-platformer is looking especially polished in the Shadow and the Flame. The game is set after Prince of Persia Classic, and in it you'll play as the Prince, who is "on an epic journey in search of his past that will redefine his future."
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Delta-V Racing (4.5 stars with 21 User Ratings)
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We don't see a lot of side-scrolling racers in the App Store, and SPACEHOPPER STUDIOS is looking to fill that void with Delta-V Racing. Along with a new twist on iOS racing, the game brings combat elements that should add a lot to the experience.
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It's cute, it's casual, and it's only a dollar… Sky Tourist has you playing as a space man named Petey Pendant who's out to visit settlements and nab souvenirs. It unfolds as a puzzle/platformer and looks like it'll be quick to pick up and play.
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Theater review by Jenna Scherer. Access Theater (Off Broadway). By William Shakespeare. Dir. Eric Tucker. With Tucker, Ted Lewis, Andrus Nichols, Tom O'Keefe. 3hrs 30mins. Two intermissions.
The lotsa-roles-coupla-actors thing is often little more than a gimmick—a low-cost excuse for performers to show off their prowess at quick changes and caricature. Not so with the troupe Bedlam's Hamlet, which uses the formal limitations of only four performers as a jumping-off point for an engaging, highly physical production of Shakespeare's complex masterpiece that feels as raw and incestuous as the state of Denmark itself.
At the center of the whirlwind is Eric Tucker's seething, manic Hamlet, an angry, blustering man who hurls furniture at Ophelia and practically growls when he lays into Claudius. Both as an actor and a director, Tucker keeps everyone thrillingly off-balance, and that includes the audience: After each of two intermissions, seats and stage are rearranged, and the entire terrain of the theater shifts. A chunk of Act III plays out as a sort of game of musical chairs; and by Act V, the grave is visibly yawning in the middle of the playing space, eager for the inevitable bloodbath. The remaining 20-plus roles are divided among Ted Lewis, Andrus Nichols and Tom O'Keefe, who transition effortlessly between characters. Polonius, giving his son a lecture, becomes Laertes, receiving it; Claudius and Gertrude quit making out just long enough to morph into Rosencrantz and Guildenstern.
The actors speak so quickly through all of this—trippingly, to use Hamlet's word—that at first it seems like they're glossing over the Bard's densely packed language. But there's a fiendish precision behind the speed; hits land as swiftly and directly as sword blows. And fortunately for Bedlam's tireless performers, Hamlet is a self-cleaning oven: By the end, there aren't even four characters left.—Jenna Scherer
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It seems like only yesterday that Beverages & More opened a store in my neighborhood -- a big, nicely laid out place on Beach Blvd. in Huntington Beach.
Now the rapidly growing chain has reached the century mark. In July, BevMo opened its 100th store. Its new locations in Studio City, West Los Angeles and Santa Monica are perfect for the good-time crowd they're aiming for. You can now find a BevMo in most urban centers in California and Arizona. In addition to the Huntington Beach store, in O.C. you'll find stores in Costa Mesa, Irvine and Orange.
I'm of two minds about Beverages & More.
I like that it contains a lot of my favorite party items under a single roof: premium beer, some decent mid-market wine, hard liquor, mixers, chocolate, cheese and everything else you need for a moderately sinful Friday night with your pals.
On the other hand, BevMo doesn't always have the best prices on things. A couple of examples: my favorite Scotch, Balvenie 12 Year Double Wood ($39.98 at BevMo), is $1 cheaper at Costa Mesa's Hi Time. It's only $36 at Tustin's Total Wine & More. James Gang 2007 Reserve Zinfandel, another popular beverage at my house, is $23 at Orange's Wine Exchange -- $4 cheaper than BevMo's price.
Even the specials advertised on the BevMo Website aren't that special compared to other retailers. It offers $3 off on a 750-ml bottle of 9-year-old Knob Creek bourbon -- $26.99 instead of the regular BevMo price, $29.99. That's still four bucks more than Hi Time's regular price of $22.99.
The BevMo folks don't store their vino properly either. Many bottles in my H.B. store are displayed vertically so their corks will dry out over time. I've bought a couple of wines there that tasted oxygenated or corked. A lot of wine stores say their inventory moves so fast that vertical display and storage don't matter. I don't buy that -- especially at a time of year when temperatures are breaking records. I'd rather buy my vino at a place that keeps it cool at all times -- even when the store is closed.
I've found that BevMo's staff is less knowledgeable than they should be, at least about the wine I want to know more about. That's important even for a place that's focusing mostly on low- to mid-priced grape juice, as BevMo does.>
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Posted By Ashraf On May 17, 2009 @ 9:31 AM In Freeware Reviews,Tips 'n Tricks | 12 Comments
As most of you know I recently changed web hosts for dotTech. In the process of changing web hosts, all my emails were left at the old web host with copies in Outlook on my computer. Now this got me a little worried because now I have no access to my old web host so if anything happens to my computer I lose all my emails (important emails at that). So I went looking for a email backup program. I tried out a couple before I settled on MailStore Home:
MailStore Home is an excellent email backup program that allows you to backup your email from all of the following sources (from "Archive E-mail"):
"Google Mail" is obviously Gmail. The "IMAP" and "POP3″ mailboxes allow you to backup email from online email provides including, but not limited to, Hotmail and Yahoo:
As you backup your email from a source, that source is added as a "profile":
Once you create a profile, you just have to click on that profile and hit "Run" and your emails will start being backed up. The first time you run your backup all your emails will be backed up but every time after that only your new ones are backed up:
Unfortunately since MailStore Home is the freeware version, there are some restrictions such as you are limited to only three profiles at a time (another restriction on MailStore Home is that you cannot use the "Scheduler".). However while you are limited on how many profiles you can have at a time, you are not limited to how many emails you can backup. In other words, if you ever want to backup more than three emails, just delete a profile, create a new one, and run your backup. Repeat this process if you have many emails to backup.
As you create backups, they are stored in MailStore's "Archive" from where you can browse your backed up emails:
Additionally, if you right click on an archive (the full backup) or an individual email, you can export (or "restore") them to desktop email clients and/or online email:
The "IMAP Mailbox" and "E-mail Address via SMTP" are the two that allow you to export to online email including, but not limited, to Hotmail, Yahoo, and Gmail.
Notice that in the above screenshot of the "Archive" there is a search box. That is the "quick search box". If you want a more advanced search that is also available:
It is worth noting that you can burn all your archived (backed up) emails to a CD/DVD. To burn individual archives or emails, you need to right click on them -> CD/DVD. If you want to burn all your archives click on the "Burn Backup CD/DVD" icon at the very top:
Last but not least there are other features of MailStore Home, such as delete emails from original source after backup, which you can mess around with while settings up your profiles.
Overall MailStore Home is a great program, even with the freeware restrictions. You can grab it from the following link:
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Y'all have probably already noticed that I am much more adamant about teaching real "life skills" than I am about book knowledge.
I came into a marriage at the age of twenty not knowing how to do…well, anything really. I mean, I had lived on my own for a while so I could do laundry and fix a pot of spaghetti, vacuum a carpet, and clean a bathroom — but that was about it.
I decided early on that I didn't want my children to be so ill-prepared for life. I wanted more for them. I know I have mentioned in previous entries that my children begin doing chores at age 2, my oldest four can cook and bake (and they even prepared an entire Thanksgiving meal by themselves when I was in bed with a migraine), and more.
This week my oldest son, age 11, decided he wanted to plan the meals for the next two weeks. My only guideline was that the total had to come in at $150 or less per week.
So Gator sat down yesterday and planned away; breakfasts, lunches, and suppers for ten people (I'm on a restrictive diet, so I don't eat what the rest of the family does) for two weeks. He made a menu in OpenOffice, printed it out (along with his recipes), made a shopping list, and placed them all in his binder. Then last night we went grocery shopping.
The total: under $200 for two weeks!
Way to go, Gator! He undercut his budget by $100!
He will be sharing his mealplan on his blog later today, if you want to check it out.


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We often feature bad games on Virtually Overlooked. A lot of bad games are historically notable or weird enough to enjoy. Sometimes they're just funny.
Today's bad game, Renegade, is one of the historically important ones. It's also kind of funny, if you don't have to play it for long. It's the first beat-em-up from Technos, who we'd say we'd follow to the grave if they weren't already there. And, yeah, it's got some tuff boxart.
Why the game hasn't been announced for Virtual Console yet:
Of all the Taito-published games that have yet to be uploaded to the VC, we can wait longest for Renegade. We've already got Elevator Action and The Legend of Kage, and hopefully Bubble Bobble and our beloved Arkanoid will be coming along soon. We understand Taito's imperative to get their better games up first. That's right. The Legend of Kage is better.
Why we think it should be on the Virtual Console:
Renegade started its life as Nekketsu Kouha Kunio-kun, an arcade brawler starring a rowdy Japanese high-schooler named Kunio. It was popular enough, despite being awful, to be ported to the NES in a severely crippled version. In Renegade, you (as "Mr. K") fight three guys at a time, all of whom are freakin' impossible to hit, and one of whom has a stick. Grab one of them and another will take advantage of your own immobility. Jump kick and they will duck, every time. Why is that move even in the game if it never works? Take one of the guys out and another will show up. Endure enough punishment, and you move on to another drab level full of identical guys! As frustratingly terrible as it is, Nekketsu Kouha Kunio-kun is most interesting because of its progeny.
After the success of Kunio-kun, Technos made a spinoff game starring the same characters-- released here as Super Dodge Ball. The Kunio series continued into basketball, baseball, volleyball (which was localized as Super Spike V'Ball and even packed in with the NES), and even an Olympics-type game (Crash n' the Boys Street Challenge).
But the fantastic Super Dodge Ball isn't the best game to originate from Kunio. Technos took their street-fighting concept and refined it until they actually got a good game out of it, called Double Dragon. The sequel even reintroduced the wacky relative control scheme from Renegade (B button attacks to the left, A button attacks to the right).
And then they made a great game, maybe the best game on the NES. River City Ransom (Downtown Nekketsu Monogatari) is a direct sequel to Nekketsu Kouha Kunio-kun, starring Kunio and Riki in a fight against gangs of identically-dressed, chubby thugs. And that's why Renegade is noteworthy. Any game that helped lead to the creation of River City Ransom deserves to be heralded.


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Top 10 Honeymoon Destinations
Once the wedding is over and the last guest has left, most couples look forward to their honeymoon -- five days, a week, maybe more, of unwinding, relaxing and spending quality time together in an exotic spot somewhere around the world. Honeymoons come in all shapes and sizes -- a beach vacation, a safari, a ski trip -- and are based more on the couple's joint-personality than on tradition. This list is just a snapshot of 10 of the world's hottest honeymoon destinations -- from sunny beaches to snowcapped mountains and even fairy tale theme parks.
Check out our Travel's Best Honeymoons for 2014.
1. Camino Real Acapulco DiamanteOnce the honeymoon destination for John and Jackie Kennedy, Acapulco is still a popular place for newlyweds celebrating their new life together. Temperatures hover in the 80s throughout the year, and the warm water is ideal for swimming and snorkeling. As if that's not enough to tempt you, the prices in Acapulco are affordable and can allow for an unforgettable honeymoon even on a tight budget. The Camino Real offers well-designed rooms overlooking the private Pichilingue Beach, as well as fine dining and a variety of activities. The hotel's convenient location allows guests to appreciate the night life of Acapulco by night and the natural beauty of the beaches by day.
What's Cool: Two adults-only pools for a quiet escape.
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Carretera Escenica Km 14, Fracc. Pichilingue Diamante, 39880 Acapulco de Juárez, Guerrero, Mexico
2. The Bellagio HotelSo maybe you didn't escape to Las Vegas to elope, but who says you can't celebrate your nuptials at this hot destination? Las Vegas is an ideal place for newlyweds looking for an action-packed and exciting honeymoon, while having the option of being pampered, all for a reasonable price. The Bellagio Hotel offers fine accommodations and a fun night life, but also gourmet dining, stunning gardens, an elaborate pool complex, a first-class spa and even fine art on display. Las Vegas' romantic side is undeniable, and the whirlwind of available activities is sure to provide an unforgettable vacation.
What's Cool: Stunning gardens make an ideal setting for a romantic stroll.
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3. Fairmont Chateau Lake LouisePrefer to spend this precious time with your honey making snow angels rather than slathering on sunscreen? Situated on the edge of the glacier-fed Lake Louise, the Fairmont Chateau offers an abundance of winter sports creating a heavenly honeymoon haven for snow bunnies. The wide variety of winter activities includes downhill and cross-country skiing, as well as snowshoeing, ice skating and even dog sledding. Guests can pamper themselves in the hotel's spa and then set off for a romantic sleigh ride into the wilderness. The idyllic lake setting makes Chateau Lake Louise a popular honeymoon spot even in the warmer months, when guests can take advantage of the resort's outdoor activities, which include horseback riding, whitewater rafting and hiking.
What's Cool: Warm up with your sweetie by the fire after a romantic sleigh ride.
Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise
111 Lake Louise Dr, Lake Louise, AB T0L 1E0, Canada
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If not real property tax, then what?
June 29, 2010 - John Stack
A recent 'My Opinion' was printed in the Press-Republican. In it, James Coffey, a local attorney and an economics professor at SUNY Plattsburgh lamented that the real property tax was a terrible way to raise tax revenue. He throws in a bunch of red herrings and gives no valid alternative, or how any alternative would be better.
He first claims that real property taxes create a disincentive to maintain their property. This is an ignorant position, and unfortunately one held by many taxpayers. The idea is that if you don't keep your house up to par (periodic paining, lawn mowing, etc) your assessment (and value) will decrease. Or, in the opposite, keeping up your house will cause your assessment, and taxes to increase. This isn't the case. Assessors won't change your assessment because of new paint or mowing your lawn or planting flowers. These things don't change the value of your house, therefore your assessment and taxes. If you do neglect your house completely for 20 years, yes, you will get your taxes reduced. You also may not want to actually live in a house with broken windows, a non-working furnace and a lawsuit-waiting-to-happen dilapidated porch. But, this is an easy one to lob at your local assessor.
Next, he somehow spends time talking about income taxes. For some reason, he uses NYC as an example. NYC has a local income tax, and a local real property tax. As no surprise, the local property tax is lower than surrounding areas – because they have another tax they have to pay! They are still paying a tremendous amount of taxes, just that they pay out of both pockets rather than just one for local services. Obviously this difference in tax generation hasn't slowed the growth of the public sector in NYC! He also claims the NYS legislature has made a conscious decision to rely far more heavily on the real property tax to pay for governmental services. I say for local services yes, but not for State governmental services. Its not that NY has decided to rely more heavily on the real property tax, its that they have created a whole lot of unfunded mandates they won't pay for, or fund adequately, and the localities need to find a way to pay for it. This way, the state legislature can claim they didn't raise taxes yet increased services. The localities, having no other means of paying for these services are forced to add it to the real property tax.
His most egregious errors come when he claims that the real property tax is 'by its very nature' an inefficient tax. I claim the opposite. He says the property tax is unrelated to an individual's ability to pay. This is one that is thrown at the real property tax the most, yet is probably the least correct. Up on Kiwassa, Upper Saranac and
He claims there is so much exempt property, that a 'limited' amount of taxpayers are stuck paying the taxes. He fails to explain that the vast majority of tax exempt properties are municipally owned – town halls, schools, fire departments. Is he claiming these entities should be taxable? So a school should pay taxes to itself? How exactly would that work? Or the school should be taxable for town/county taxes? So the same taxpayer would pay basically more in school tax to pay town taxes? Same amount of taxes collected, and from the same people?!
Coffey claims the income tax is very efficient to collect comparatively. Maybe. But how do you determine who pays? In Harrietstown, the State pays millions based upon the value of the land they own. If not related to value of the land, will NY be exempt from paying? Will only people who live in
The real property tax is an extremely stable tax. A government entity decides on its budget, they get the taxable value of their jurisdiction, and voila! Tax rate. Now, with an income tax, how do you decide on the rate? How can you be sure the income will keep up with expenditures? Often NY and big cities find themselves in a bind when income taxes or sales taxes don't meet expectations. That can't happen with real property.
Also, as an all-paying fair tax, if you own property, you pay tax. The less you own, the less you pay. According to government surveys, fully 47% of Americans pay a net ZERO in federal income tax. I'm sure there would also be some type of exemptions if a local income tax is implemented, therefore pushing the burden onto those that are paying even more.
I am not saying the property tax is perfect. The way it is collected, how budgets are constructed, pensions paid, consolidation and such all need to be looked at. But, elimination of the property tax only shifts the costs around (redistribution of income!). It solves nothing. There will be new winners, and new losers. Living in an area that is very well off in terms of property, low school enrollment, high revenues (real property and other) from out of towners, our local governments would be decimated if we switched to an income based revenue source.
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I´m still in the process of moving. With the money from selling the urban house I bought a small farm of half an acre, surrounded by two acres of primary forestland (which are now my responsability to care for, but they aren´t part of the property proper). From one point of view, I´ll live a greener life: I´ll be exposed to far less toxins, I´m installing windwills and solar photovoltaics, the water in the farm comes from a rain-catching cistern, I plan on producing most of my food.
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In 2013, Reach for Change supported a total of 46 social entrepreneurs. As a result, overall Reach for Change helped local communities and entrepreneurs improve the lives of over one million children world-wide.
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A social entrepreneur is someone who has identified a problem in society and has come up with an innovative solution to that problem. The social entrepreneur will often use business principles to create a sustainable organization to implement that solution, the same way that a traditional entrepreneur would build their business. The difference is that a social entrepreneur's goal is to create social change, not make money. He or she has to be ambitious and persistent, focus on a major social issue, and offer new ideas for wide-scale change.
What or who is a Game Changer?
A Game Changer is a social entrepreneur. It's a person who has identified a problem in education and has a great idea of how to fix it. Just like a business entrepreneur, a game changer needs to be innovative and have a relentless drive to get things done. The game changer wants to change and improve education for children. And if they want to win the support of Viasat1 and Reach for Change, they need to win here in Ghana by convincing our audience that their idea is worthy of a place in the Reach for Change incubator.
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You apply online by completing the Application and submitting this to us within the application period. Read more about the Application Process and under our FAQ.
How will you choose who gets the support?
We are looking for exceptional individuals with innovative ideas and initiatives who are willing to work full time on making the idea grow and who have the entrepreneurial drive to succeed. We have a broad and extensive selection process, where both our partner company co-workers and external experts are involved to choose the most entrepreneurial and innovative individuals with the most powerful ideas.
What kind of support will I get if my idea is selected?
The selected individuals will receive tools and support to develop and scale their ideas. They will receive salary funding, advice, and coaching from our partners. We will monitor their progress over time to ensure they meet agreed on Key Performance Indicators. The salary funding is meant to allow these individuals to focus full-time on developing their ideas and activities.
How many projects will you support?
Every competition we run with a call to action for applications will defer. See relevant websites for more details.
Who will decide who gets funding?
We have a broad and extensive selection process, where both partner co-workers and external experts are involved. The applicants that make it through the first step of the application process will be asked to submit additional information. A jury of senior managers from our partners and the Reach for Change foundation will make the final decision.
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The applications will be evaluated, and the applicants that meet the selection criteria will be asked to submit more information. To find out whether your idea has passed on to the second step of the selection process you can log on to your personal account at reachforchange.org. If you chose to submit an email address you will also be notified via email.
Can I apply with more ideas than one?
We allow only one idea per person. Choose the ideas that you believe in the most and that you are the most passionate about.
Is there a limit to the length of the application?
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Then it seems your application was not submitted, we would ask you to do it again (provided the deadline has not passed). Make sure your idea is marked as "submitted" in your account before you finish.
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One of the selection criteria is social impact – what does it mean?
With social impact we mean the impact on children's lives. We are specifically looking for ideas that can solve pressing problems for many children. It can be a solution, in the form of a product, services or a system that provides a clear solution to a major societal problem for children that is not currently being addressed.
One of the selection criteria is financial sustainability – what does it mean?
With financial sustainability we mean that there is a business model or a financial strategy that can sustain the operations in the long term. We give support for one to three years, and during that period we expect the individual selected to build a model for the operations to become self-sustainable. That is that it can sustain and continue to scale without financial support from Reach for Change and our partner companies.
One of the selection criteria is scalability – what does it mean?
The ideas must be scalable, meaning that they eventually will change the lives of many children. It may start in a small scale but which over the years gains national, regional or even global significance.
One of the selection criteria is system change – what does it mean?
It means that we want to support brave ideas with potential to alter society and make a difference in a longer perspective. It might be the start of a revolutionary idea, one that acts as a catalyst for total change.
How do you define children – what ages?
We define children in this context as up to 18 years old.
Do I need to have an existing organization or company in place to apply?
No, but you must be doing something,even on a small scale with your initiative. However, if selected you would have to register an organization or a company.
Can an Non Governmental Organization (NGO) or a company apply for support?
The support will be given to individuals. Organizations and companies can apply, but the application needs to come from an individual – an entrepreneur - representing the organization or the company. Typically it would be the founder.
We can only support a company if the overall goal of the operations is to create social impact, and all revenue is re-invested into the operations for the time of support.
Are you looking for new ideas or can existing organizations apply?
We are looking for early stage social entrepreneurs. By this we mean individuals whose ideas have not yet reached their full potential. This can be:
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What am I required to do if I get the support?
First and foremost, you are required to work full time and put your energy into developing and scaling your idea. You will also have to do extensive reporting so that we can evaluate the social impact and the progress of the work.


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Three years had passed since I first saw the Odyssey Project bluish brochures and information in the NWA newsletters when I applied. My reason for not attempting before was that I did not know how my schedule would change. I figured I would be gainfully employed and did not want any interference with my new job. Well, as the years continued to progress and I did not receive anticipated job offers I promised myself I would seriously look into being a student. I wanted to know more about the Greek classics in particular but the Odyssey curriculum of art, philosophy, and history were bonuses. Earlene Strickland, another NWA writer, had impressed me with her comments and review about the Iliad at one of the NWA workshops I had attended.
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That's the smaller of the two they had in the arcade. The one I was referring to was larger and kind of built into the wall. I believe it was about twice the size of the one you have pictured.
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That's the smaller of the two they had in the arcade. The one I was referring to was larger and kind of built into the wall. I believe it was about twice the size of the one you have pictured.
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I know this is a really old topic, but oh well. I remember the first ride I rode was the Grand Prix race thing (I dont' really know the name). I think it was the ride we first came to, so we decided to ride it. My little brother threw a fit (we were about 7 and 9) because he wanted to cut clear across the park and ride something else first. Finally my dad told him he couldn't ride the Grand Prix, and I remember being so proud that I was good and able to ride the ride... I don't really even remember the ride. Hehe.
Okay, I expect a lot of laughing at my expense, since that's what I usually get when recanting the story. I was 9 on my first trip to WDW, but I had been to Disneyland four years earlier and experienced the terrifying (to me) ride of Pirates of the Carribbean. It really shouldn't have been scary to even a 5 year old, but it was. Anyways, the rest of Disneyland I was OBSESSED with and so my mom bought me this tape of Disney songs from the attractions. The Pirates theme was on there and it used to terrify me even then and I always fast forwarded through it.
So on the trip to WDW at the age of 9 it had been a long time since I'd really thought about it and how it scared me. I figured I'd be over it. I was not over it. My sister wanted to go on it and so we started walking towards it and my fear was minimal so I got in line. Then I heard the music and panic erupted. I started crying and my dad took me outside and waited until my mom and sister were through with the ride.
People normally start laughing at me about now, but the end of the story is that at the age of 14 I also chickened out. I'm not sure why I'm so afraid of animatronic pirates... You are officially allowed to make fun of me. I'm going back at the age of 24 and I intend on conquering Pirates of the Carribbean. Wish me luck.
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I used to be a "coaster chicken" when I was younger, the fact that you want to overcome the fear you had, and try to enjoy the ride leads me to belive you will. Good Luck!
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Thanks, guys! It's funny because I'm not afraid of roller coasters, but man, the second I hear that music I still get the creeps. Of course, I was the child that was afraid of the Easter Bunny. The thought of a man-bunny leaving me candy... Didn't sit so well with me!
Stopping in the middle is distinctly unpatriotic. - Sam the Eagle
I remember... probably mid '70's [ I was probably <10 yrs. ] in the Main Street magic shop, watching an animated Mickey (though I doubt you could call it a true AA) in a display case holding cups (or shells?) one in each hand, putting them down over a ball(s) and they would disappear or reappear. The flooring was done in black (velvet?) and I remember struggling to figure out how it was done. I eventually noticed a very slight cutout to the black material - and so ball was 'disappearing' under the flooring.
Anyone else remember this?? Would be interested to track down a picture...
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My first time in WDW me and my sister were in Mickey's dressing room in wherever that was (ToonTown?). Well we were getting his autograph and we had the little autograph books with a matching red pen. Mickey went to put the cap back on my marker and totally missed and ended up with a big red line on his glove. I felt so bad for him, but me and my sister couldn't stop laughing! Poor Mickey. I'm sorry for laughing at you!
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Hmmm....It was the late 70's, I was probably 5 or so, and I remember doing the Sky Buckets, and thinking we were SO HIGH off the ground. I also remember being scared to death of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. I think it would still give me the willies to ride it if it was there today....
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My very first memory of Disney World was throwing up spectacularly in the back of our crappy Chevy Vega and looking up to see the flags at the entrance to the parking area. Great, huh?
Actually, I felt better after throwing up - luckily on this horrid homemade blanket, made of this material that had "Groovy" stamped all over it, and it quickly went in the nearest trashcan - and I just remember the fun tram ride to the front gate, and the happy music once we got inside the gates. To this day, when I hear that music, I feel like a little kid again. (But I don't throw up.)
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My first memory of Walt Disney World is from my first trip, in 1994, when I was about 2. We had rented a stroller and my seven-year old sister sat behind me (these aren't the strollers they have now, they were more like regular strollers), making my feel quite crowded. But I remember, we went to a small store (I don't know where it was). My parents let me pick out a toy that I wanted. I remember seeing a display in the middle of the store with hundreds of small, plastic, dalmatian figurines. I picked out a Pongo, who I loved.
We have video of this trip, on a different day, where you can hear my mom saying, "Kristen, show me Pongo!"
I unfortunately lost Pongo years later. But I found a Pongo just like him at The Disney Store, not long after, which I still have!
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My first time at Disney World was in 1975 when I was 10. I remember that long drive down World Drive, it took forever to get to the gates. To this day as we drive it those memories come flooding back. We stayed at The Contemporary. They were doing the Bicentennial thing. I remember watching a parade and this float with the Statue of Liberty keep coming at me and not turning I was so freaked that I bolted thinking I was going to get squished by that thing. I was so ready to ride Space Mountain back then while standing in line they played that stuff over and over about if you had this or that you should not ride and all the while my brother kept saying someone died on this ride, someone fell out of this ride, we finally get on the ride the last straw was when they asked my Mom to remove her scarf, I lost it. I freaked out screaming and crying they let us out and didn't even give us back our tickets. I also lost it on 20,000 to. I still have my Mickey ears, the ears are white and the beanie part is black.
My first ever visit was in January 1997 & it was to the Magic Kingdom, we,d only been a few hours in Orlando & headed straight to see the "Spectromagic" parade..............it was the most wonderful thing ,we were so excited & the following day were staight back to see everything else........the Castle was dressed as the Pink Cake & to us it was just magic as of course we,d never seen it any other way........I fell in love with That Castle, &every thing about Disney.
I am only sorry I never got there as a child myself or was able to take my own children when they were kids, but that year in 1997 they( my now grown up kids ) took me with the grandchildren .
I think I,m now in my second childhood (or, lol ,third or fourth )as I can,t get enough of Disneyworld.
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With business attire for women from Banana Republic, you're sure to find an exceptional selection of easy to wear designs that are simply sensational. For work or weekend, our business casual attire for women proves to be both functional and fashionable. Versatility and flexibility, is a must. Our collection defines quality and appeal at its best with separates that coordinate with just about anything. Choose from dresses, skirts, shirts, trousers, pants, blazers, blouses as well as jackets and coats in our business attire for women selection that exudes charm and elegance. Find the perfect clothing apparel in our business casual attire for women that suites your sense of style flawlessly. Banana Republic makes sophistication easy with wonderfully crafted clothing that creates ensembles perfect for day and evening wear.


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When it comes to any holiday, I have to admit, my favorite part is usually the food. Valentine's Day is a great opportunity to share some really fun treats with your family and kids, especially, love helping to create fun holiday-themed snacks. We scourer Pinterest to find some of our top picks … [Read more...]
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