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Despite its flaws, a Ticket to Albion is worth the asking price. 0
Fable II is an extremely ambitious game. Its scope is rather enormous, and with a quick glance, Fable II looks like a grand palace of a video game. However, when you get a little closer, as with any grand construction, the cracks begin to show. The Game begins with you choosing to be either a Male or Female orphan and you are thrown straight into a brief exposition/tutorial sequence. In this, as in the Childhood sequence from the original Fable, you need to do odd jobs to get some gold. The sta...7 out of 7 found this review helpful.
Fable 2 is good? Is it Fact or Fable? 0
Fable 2 is a Western RPG from British based Lionhead studios, and a fantastic entry to the Xbox 360 library. I'm going to say this from the get-go, although the combat is not as deep as most RPGs (particularly JPRGs) this does not particularly detract from the Fable 2 experience. The main strength of Fable 2 is it's atmosphere. It tries (and succeeds) in creating a world which is reminiscent of classic European fairy tales, which is an interesting and diverse land to explore, different towns and...7 out of 7 found this review helpful.
Fable II was a huge improvement over the original but had faults. 0
Overall, I enjoyed Fable II more so than the original. Most of the bugs were kinked out, the controls were fixed, the quests were better, etc. I just had more fun with this game. The map, while not great, was still improved. The dog was an "ok" addition. Could they have made this better? Obviously, but I think it was a fun experience.A few things that really annoyed me though were the bad fart and poop jokes. They were lame in the first one and they're lame in this one. I thought the stor...3 out of 3 found this review helpful.
If you like RPG's and own a 360, you need to have this game. 0
If you like RPG's and own a 360, you need to have this game. Lets just put that out there.You've also most likely played this game but, if you have not, and fall into the category then please go purchase this right now. The game ran the gamut of emotions from pure joy to points where you just flat out feel ripped off. If you said it's a 90, I'd agree. We spoke about this being the case for Star Wars Force unleashed…so..I was hoping for the DLC to fix some of these issues and it's yet to be seen...2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
Old Pete's back, and this time he brought you a puppy. 0
Before Fable 2 came out, I wasn't positive that I was going to want it, but as it came close to release time, I realized that I was going to play it, whether I waited on it or not. Something about Mr. Molyneux just makes me want to play his games, if not for the sole purpose of being able to make fun of them if they don't live up to his fabulous standards. Now, as the title of Fable 2 may suggest, this is the second Fable game, and for everyone out there that listened to Pete talk about the fi...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
A fun and empowering, albeit familiar outing. 0
Fable II, much like its predecessor, is a game about choice; these choices in effect ripple throughout the experience, creating a myriad of different outcomes for both yourself and those around you. While the game nevertheless tells a very linear story and has in place all the usual restrictions of such choices usually associated with modern console RPGs, you'd be hard pressed to find an experience as rejuvenating, addictive and empowering as this one on the console market. Telling a story of ...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Fable 2 is pretty damn fun. 0
ProsSimple, though still quite involving combat that's as fun to play as it is visually impressive. Moral choices that make differences beyond having folk either love you or hate you. Terrific audio and visuals that do a good job of immersing you in this Fairy Tale. Lots of neat little side activities to do. A good amount of humor, both dark and more lighthearted. A good amount of interesting Albion history in it's books and many references to the first game which fans will appreciate. ConsCo-o...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Fable 2 - Review 0
Fable 2 takes you on an adventure like no other game has done before, is it enough to win the hearts of gamers this holiday season?Coming off the success of the original game, Fable 2 is a realization of everything Fable 1 was trying to be. It has a beautiful story of redemption as you are hit hard early in the game with the death of your sister. The game then quickly shifts to a story about revenge and more importantly how much you are willing to sacrifice along the way. The constant battle bet...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Fable II 0
Genuinely one of the worst "Triple A" game I've ever played. Disregarding the weird hype that it had managed to create around itself, it doesn't even really work as a fun free roaming action rpg. While I can see the intention behind the mechanics the system crumbles onto itself and ends up being just a horrible mishmash of sims-like freeform representation, rpg tropes and juvenile humor (which, honestly I could have even sat through if the rest actually worked cohesively, but becomes really ins...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Video Review: Ambition Meets Successful Execution 0
Link, embedding isn't workingAHHHH I Wish there was a different option for "video review" so I wouldn't have to put in 100 words of nonsense. The review is in the video so if you came to this video for a review than you're in luck because the video is a review, they call it a video review, where the video reviews and video game, so if you like reviews as much as i like videos, than you'll enjoy this review that's in video form....1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
One giant fart joke 0
The original Fable was an interesting experiment, but ultimately didn't deliver on enough of its promises to have any lasting impact. When Fable II was announced, many (myself included) thought that the franchise's second outing would take the opportunity to right all previous wrongs. This proposition couldn't be farther from the truth. Fable II does nothing more than retread old ground, once again failing to deliver on its overly ambitious promises.The main selling point for Fable II is that ev...12 out of 21 found this review helpful.
Fable 2 gets quarantined 0
Fable 2 : An action/RPG hybrid from a developer best known for not really keeping promises. Fable 2 gets off easy as the only broken promise here is the lackluster co-op play.Story : A revenge plot involving an evil man who killed your sister trying to summon evil magic for a grand scheme. Nothing we haven't seen before in these kinds of RPGs, though the solid voice-acting makes up for it in part. Fable 2 works best when it's relishing in its decidedly British sense of humour, which you'll pick ...1 out of 2 found this review helpful.
Somehow manages to be even worse than Fable 1. 0
I wasn't a fan of the original Fable by any measure, but I had heard enough good things about its sequel, that I went into Fable II with only the best of intentions. The game certainly makes a good first impression, just like its predecessor, with polished graphics, a stylish cartoon fantasy game world, and solid voice acting throughout. Everything else about Fable II, unfortunately, just falls off the rails. The overall storyline never gets its hooks into you. It starts flat, it continue...1 out of 2 found this review helpful.
Fable 2 review 0
When I bought Fable II it cost me thirty bones I chose it over Fallout 3 which was still at sixty bones even though the games came out only eleven day apart. I don't understand it's low price. Fable II has a long story 7-11 hours depending on how you play the game and which quest you do. A lot of people have been ripping on the combat feature. It is a basic control scheme Y to shoot range weapon X to use melee weapon. I found it nice how that game has simple combat it made it fluid and simp...1 out of 3 found this review helpful.
Best game I have ever played 0
When I first read about this game I thought to myself, "This game is just going to be another one of those boring role playing games that are all the same." I love this game. The best game I have ever played. It keeps me interested and I can go to town and do jobs, buy homes, have children, get married 5 times. This game really knows how to keep my interest. Plus I cant stay away from those traveling game masters. Love the tower one. Great game and Id player a third one if they made it :)...0 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Fable 2 getting better but there are still flaws 0
Ok fable 1 was a great game i mean it was fun had a decent amount of quests and sometimes a 4th playthrew might still hold new things but...what was the problem in that game besides the pre-determined path lv wise well...your character aged like 7 dogs put together so...you were like 90 when you beat the game and there wasent enough to buy you never needed to buy potions or weapons they were kinda...givin to you really but the game was still a opener and got most of us hooked But now fable 2 is...0 out of 2 found this review helpful.
like a big turd turning around in the toilet 0
Fable I was an interesting and superior mashup,but this just wrecks its extremely fine flow. Fable I was an insane superior game,but when Fable II was announced,everyone was like OMG,but when it came out,they were suprised of this super,but though lame game. Fable II is an great game,but not enough for me to like it much,though its an pretty decent game.Though its shit-easy,i did not like the thing the system that makes you good,evil,or funny,or non-funny,etc. Because the system was messy an...0 out of 2 found this review helpful.
Fable 2 -- Freedom Within Limits 0
when a game makes you think, "i might have liked it if i didn't play fallout first," it comes as a surprise that joystiq.com's best of 2008 list(link) gave it the top recommendation. the firstfable was hyped as the greatest rpg ever to be sold, a huge world built upon promises that ended up failing to deliver. i never got a chance to play the first, and i don't have an opinion of it to write anything here. i did finish the second, and i'm sure this feeling i have is the one many felt after playi...0 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Fable II 0
Whether or not the original Fable lived up to expectations is still up for debate. Some people say it was exactly what they wanted, and some said it was "a great game, but it didn't live up to expectations". I would probably put myself in the latter group of people. However, Fable II is not only great, but it lived up to what I expected from it. This is, in my opinion, Peter Molyneux's best game, and he should be proud.Fable II is set in Albion 500 years after the original Fable took place. This...0 out of 1 found this review helpful.
This was the stuff that (wet)dreams are made of 0
One thing before you rip me a new asshole (edit if you'd like) I am not an experienced gamer. Hell! I don't even know if I am actually a valid judge of awesome-ness but, I will review it for those like me that will not play something that makes me want to blow my brains out from boredom or just the horrid story-line (you know who you are.) Here goes.- great looking people (although, I think it makes it look like an old stereotype. I.E EVERYONE LOOKS THE BLOODY SAME) - generally smooth motions.....0 out of 4 found this review helpful.
A letdown from the past 0
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Fable 2 Review 0
Im not gonna spend much time on reviews, the graphics were good, the expressions you can do is funny, some cool weapons and combat, good story and crap loads of stuff to do such as doing quests, jobs (Woodcuttin, Bounty Hunter, bartender and just other stuff like getting people drunk, getting fat off pie, have sex with frosty prosty's, pick fights with villagers learn how to seduce people, fight assasins and more. it is a fun game and I sugest playing and buying it, and the best weapon is the Di...0 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Fable 2 is a solid RPG on the Xbox 360 0
You know I expected more out of Fable 2's story than what I got out of it. Many games these days are like movies you watch and don't remember the story a week later. Fable 2's story was like this. It was very generic and didn't capture me like I was expecting it to. It wasn't a bad story, but it was weak and short. In fact, I've already forgotten most of it. Now that I've ranted about the story, let me talk about the rest of the game. I loved the combat and the use of magic. The combat m...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Fable II Review 0
Okay, so for a long time, I have been anxiously waiting for a sequel to Fable. I cannot begin to tell you the joy I had with the first game. Sure a bunch of people were dissapointed because it didn't make good on all of the promises that Peter had made but it was still a fun game with some intuitive ideas and a decent story to boot. Well, Fable II has finally arrived and for the most part, its what I expected however, there were a couple of things about the game that I just couldn't seem to get ...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Burnt steak. 0
If I were composing this review in conjunction with the first play-through of the game my initial gasp of excitement would have led to a more positive review. After accruing around 750 gamer points however the bland story and ol' Pete's temerity once again have let me down. The charismatic leader of Lionhead Studios has jobbed us all once again to deliver unto us a merely mediocre action adventure with clever viral videos and hyperbole. I admit to being quite excited about this next installment ...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Better Than the First 0
When I picked up Fable 2 I wasn't expecting it to completely destroy the origignal Fable. Like huge RPGs before it the sequel's story and main quest pales in comperision to the original's. To my surprise Fable 2's story had everything the first one lacked. It had characters you actually cared about, a vendetta, and a story you could actually follow (to this day I still don't really understand a lot of what was happening in Fable).Doing jobs in Fable 2 honestly sounded and looked pretty boring. B...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Albion and On and On 0
I'll be honest, I never got around to playing the first Fable so I was very quick to find a disconnect when playing Fable II. There was a lot of talk about old guilds and lands that I had no real idea of, and I mention that only because I'm saying that I have no prior Fable experience to base this on. That in mind... Wow. I wasn't sure what to expect, and was less sure when a bird craps on my character in the opening cinematic. What I ended up with far exceeded my expectations, or was at leas...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Fable 2 Is Fun But Not GREAT!!! 0
I thought that the game itself was a little to easy and that it was not as good as I expected of Molyneux. The gameplay is good but nothing really special and the weapons are cool, but the lack of armor and a really great combat system I dont think it was as good as the first one was for its time. The combat for me was a little bit cool but not as good as I would have expected. After playing this game I realized that it gives you gamerpoints practiclly for free! The interaction is not the best a...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
A charming game but has weak RPG elements and lacks depth 0
Pros:-Beautiful graphics and art style-Lot's of charm and funny gameplay-Good sized world to explore-Great soundtrack-Dog/Pet element is very well done-Co-op is fun-Great character customization optionsCons:-Weak RPG elements-Combat is too easy-Main story is too short-Moral system is too black and whiteFable 2 is a game that's heavy on charm, but too light on gameplay. It has plenty of good aspects to it, however it fails to fulfill any of it's ideas fully and it lacks the challenge and depth th...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Great game... but not the Greatest. 0
Well, It Finally Came out after my Year(s) of waiting, Fable 2 was More or less everything i had hoped for To be completely honest. It managed to capture most of what made Fable 1 great and actually made you feel like your choices meant something in the world. Tha being said, It was a tad glitchy and felt a bit too Mechanic. The Biggest improvement to me was the choice you had to make, In Fable 1 and most of the "Choose your alignment" Rpgs that practically litter the streets now adays, they fel...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Entertaining sequel mixing humour, combat and morality decisions 0
I can't deny that this game is probably one of the top rated Action-RPGs to date & you've probably heard about all the new features, bells and whistles the game has to offer. As a result it delivers as promised but with standards being pushed higher and higher there are a number of issues that might irritate some. While trying to keep originality in the story the moral choices you are beset upon sometimes make it feel like you're reading a "Choose Your Own Adventure" book, giving the format...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Fable II: A Fun, if not Shallow, Adventure 0
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Solid Fantasy RPG 0
Fable II is the right type of RPG for someone like me. It has a larger amount of customization and scope than the Legend of Zelda games (which I love), while at the same time not overwhelming you with options like Elder Scrolls: Oblivion. Fable II has a lot of positives: great art style, fun combat with a surprising amount of depth, large game world, decent story, and a fantastic sense of humor. The art style is just as it should be for a fantasy RPG such as this, a caricature of real life. All ...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Fable II--Review 0
I never played much of the original Fable. But I did get a basic idea of what the game is about. When I started playing Fable II, it felt like I was playing the same game. From a technical standpoint, the game has made advancements, but overall it doesn't feel like an Xbox 360 title to me. It feels like I'm playing an original Xbox game. That's where I have my biggest hang up with Fable II. As long as it took them to make the sequel, you would think they would have done more to expand the ...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Powers, Guns, Family, and a Dog. 0
I got this game day one, not because I'm a fan of the game but because this generation of games I have become a huge collector of games and this is one I really wanted. I never played the first Fable to be honest with you but when I started playing this game I got so hooked I was amazed, you see I'm one of those people who buys a ton of games but due to life I never get around to finishing them. There was something about this game that just got me. As I started the game the story really took me ...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Fable II is incredibly addictive and better than the first Fable. 0
This game is friggin addictive! It's tons better than the first game and really fun. I couldn't stop playing it cuz there are soooo many sidequests. I didn't even complete them all when I finished the main quest.The graphics are uber gorgeous. While the character models could've been more detailed, the world looks amazing. I was especially impressed by the art direction and lighting. I found myself sometimes stopping to stare at the beautiful locations. The colors really pop and the world is jus...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Molyneux's talks the talk but skips the walk 0
Be you're own hero, craft you're own story, hide your disappointment. Peter Molyneux is going to wake up tarred and feathered one of these days. The creator of Populus, Black and White and of course, Fable, has a reputation of promising great features but failing to deliver. So when Fable II was announced to the world, some were wary to jump on the band-wagon. They had been burned by Fable I and Black and White II, so could they really trust Molyneux this time?In terms of what Fable II is, ...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Fable 2, Flawful Perfection 0
Ok, well I've had it since release now and played it about 3/4 or more through the game which is good enough to give my impressions of it so here goes.First off, the graphics are pretty decent, not particularly amazing, but they have a unique art style, sort of a cross between typical fantasy and parody. It really encaptures typical fantasy very well while parrying it to a degree, like some peasants wearing boots on their heads, or metal kitchen implements. The voice acting was fairly decent an...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Hours of Fun 0
My most favorite game EVER! I was never into gaming before, but Fable 2 totally sucked me in and now after finishing it I'm constantly on the look out for something similar and so far have yet to find anything half as good. Whether you are saving the world or terrorizing it it's all great fun!...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Hero? 0
When Fable 2 was first announced I had no interest in the game until I began to talk to one of my friends who was a Fable obsessive. Anyway the first game sounded like a lot of fun and as I looked at Fable 2 I decided I was going to take a bit of a gamble and give it a try.Fable 2 starts you out as little boy who just seems to be called little sparrow either way you start out with a few small quests that not only introduce you to the world but also help you shape it in some pretty drastic ways. ...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Does The Sequel Make Good On All The Promises? 0
The first Fable, released on the original Xbox, was an action-RPG with life-simulator influences. The player took control of a young boy who, through the player's interactions with the world, could be morphed in to whatever the player wished. Well, in concept anyway. The life-simulator elements were shallow and the action-RPG elements didn't fare much better. The game had charm but lacked quality. The most notable aspect about the original Fable was the game's director Peter Molyneux's 'fables'....0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
One man and his dog 0
Fable II is best described as an adventure game with RPG features, rather than a full-bodied RPG. Lionhead Studios have managed to create a wonderfully rich world to explore, and written a half decent story too. However, the real stand-out feature of Fable II is the way in which the game makes you really care for your Hero and dog companion. Very few games have managed to achieve such emotional depth. It elevates Fable II to be one of the best games of 2008. ...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Journey Back To Albion 0
Fable II Improves on all aspects of the original game.+Well Done Main Quest line+ Same great atmosphere as the original game+ More of Albion to explore+ Character interaction and Co-op play+ Simple yet fun Combat System- Lenghty load times. To shorten this, Install to hard drive- Can't be Unique Character in Co-op. Also must stay together on one screen even on Xbox Live- Few technical problems here and there. - Shorter main quest than other Rpg`sFable II is set 500 years after the original. Ever...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Fable II is a midly enjoyable, albeit artificial feeling game. 0
After years in production, Peter Molyneux's piece, Fable II, is finally upon us on the Xbox 360. Following a similar mold from its 2004 predecessor, Fable II introduces new features and improves upon what the former game built, but in the end, it feels overly artificial and irrelevant. Five hundred years after the events of Fable, Albion - the fantasy world that both games take place - has gone through radical changes. These resulted from the dissolution of the Heroes' Guild, after the Heroes b...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
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Article Comparing Loislaw, VersusLaw & National Law Library
It offers a pretty good comparison of search features and ease of use. However, the author fails to include pricing information for Loislaw since Loislaw doesn't include this information on their Web site. But he does say that it's "probably very expensive" A simple phone call to Loislaw would have provided the information. As of June 2004, packages range from $90/month unlimited for one state to $250/month for all state and federal unlimited.
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I had to do it in University. Two of my three roommates puked following their 30 seconds, which is in no way a knock on their physical abilities (in fact, they're among the fittest humans I've ever met). I made it by puke-free, but barely.
It's just….it's so much exertion in so little time that your body doesn't know what to do. And, given that it often effects the perception of you as a player, you damn well better go balls-to-the-wall. Could you imagine if you "took it easy?" You'd be relegated to same class of player Don Cherry places "Euros" in.
To put the feeling after your session in perspective: if you've ever been drunk enough to feel like your room, or the whole world is spinning, it's kind of like that.
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This happened not too far from my house. Who gets into an argument with their significant other and then the guns come out? And a 6 month old baby is shot? Thats my daughter's age!
I decided to do some sleuthing (aka snooping) and found the mother's facebook page that is wide open....
Pretty sad situation all around.
Oh my, im a glutton for sad stuff. but this is too much.
It's so twisted to say - but that child will remain peaceful now. Reading the news story, the baby didnt deserve to live in just a screwed up home. My gosh - some people should NOT be allowed to procreate.
ETA - one of her facebook posts "Really stressed out this morning. I have till 5pm to come up with 262 to keep my lights and water on ... And got to finish coming up with rent by Friday or I get evicted.... aAAAAHHHHhhH. Someone help me" what an awfully sad life.
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Auric Pacific's various businesses are well known in their respective fields. Its distribution business, under its subsidiary Auric Pacific Marketing Pte. Ltd. provides marketing and distribution services to customers in Singapore, whereas its related Malaysian counterpart, Auric Chun Yip Sdn Bhd provides similar services in Malaysia.
Auric Pacific Marketing and Auric Chun Yip have successfully assisted leading global consumer brands to elevate their market positions and build strong market shares in Singapore and Malaysia. Our business partners includes among others, the following well established global and household names such as, Post, Kelloggs, Pringles, McCormick, Anlene, Kraft, Heinz, Twinings, Abbott Laboratories, and Lee Kum Kee. Collectively, Auric Pacific Marketing and Auric Chun Yip have over a hundred brands in its distribution portfolio.
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Brands Owned by Auric Pacific
Auric Pacific markets and distributes its own well established household brands, such as Sunshine, Top-One, SCS, Buttercup and Gourmet. Sunshine and Top-One bread and bakery products, SCS dairy products and Gourmet processed meats may be found in almost every home in Singapore whereas Buttercup dairy products are established household essentials across the Causeway.
Sunshine and Top-One breads are made at Auric Pacific's own baking and manufacturing facility based in Singapore. The bakery, which has been placing bread and other bread products on tables within Singapore homes since the 1930s, is one of the nation's largest and established bread manufacturers in Singapore. Auric Pacific Food Processing Sdn Bhd, a Malaysian subsidiary of Auric Pacific, manufactures Buttercup, butter blend and margarine products. Auric Chun Yip markets and distributes the Buttercup branded range of products through its distribution network in Malaysia.
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Auric Pacific's food retail businesses are carried out through its subsidiaries Food Junction Holdings Limited, and Délifrance Asia Limited. Food Junction, manages and operates a chain of food courts in Singapore and Malaysia, branded under Food Junction, The Food Place and Food Garden. It further manages and operates casual dining restaurants and outlets, which includes, 1 Market, MEDZS, Eggs & Berries, Toast@Work in Singapore, Lippo Chiuchow Restaurant in Hong Kong, and Li Xuan and Malones in Shanghai. Délifrance is a brand readily recognisable in Singapore and Malaysia with retail food outlets serving French bakery products in the respective territories. Délifrance began its operations in Singapore in 1983, initially focusing on manufacturing bakery products for wholesale customers, following which, it expanded into café operations in 1985 when it opened the first Délifrance café in Singapore at Clifford Centre. Since then, it has grown across Asia and today, Auric Pacific's subsidiary Délifrance Asia Ltd, through its subsidiaries, operate and manage more than 75 Délifrance outlets in Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong. For more information on Auric Pacific Group Limited, please refer to our website at www.auric.com.sg.
Auric Pacific Marketing, headquartered in Singapore, markets and distributes well-known international brands. It is also the home of beloved national brands such as Buttercup Luxury Spread, SCS Butter and Gourmet meats.
In Malaysia, Auric Chun Yip Sdn Bhd has grown into a national powerhouse where it markets and distributes food and beverage products. Through Auric Pacific Food Processing, it also manufactures Buttercup's range of chilled and ambient butter blend products.
APGL also fully owns Food Junction Holdings Limited, which manages and operates a chain of food courts in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia.
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The players association for the National Football League in the U.S. comes out swinging against so-called "right to work" anti-union legislation and we talk labour and sports, labour without sports, and sports without labour. Newt Gingrich pledges to colonize the moon, because colonialism has worked out great so far. Gil Scott Heron's Whitey On The Moon seems appropriate. And we have our feature "Below the fold: News you might have missed" with these gems:
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Eventually, someone from Hawaii was going to play D1 lacrosse, and that eventuality is NOW! Lincoln Liesemeyer commits to Furman University and is the first kid from the island to play D1 ball! Grow The Game!
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Nearly two-thirds (63 percent) of school administrators who responded to a recent survey said 1:1 computing classrooms where teachers act as a coach for students are the future of education, in a poll that looked at some of the changes, opportunities, and challenges that lie ahead for schools.
More than 300 district superintendents, assistant superintendents, and school principals from districts with 2,500 students or more participated in the online survey, which was fielded by Interactive Educational Systems Design (IESD) and funded by curriculum provider Time To Know, a company that provides solutions for 1:1 computing classrooms.
When asked their preference for a comprehensive curriculum if cost were not a factor, 80 percent of respondents indicated a preference for a comprehensive curriculum program with 1:1 computer access and an interactive whiteboard in combination with some print or printable electronic materials. Only 5 percent of respondents preferred the opposite--most materials presented in a print format with some supplemental work conducted on computers.
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The City Commission has approved the City of Coral Springs Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) for the fiscal year ended September 30, 2012.
The CAFR contains the City's complete financial statements and other financial information. All of the statements are audited by an independent certified public accountant and provide the public with the confidence that all financial reporting is accurate, open and transparent. The CAFR also contains information about the local economy, the structure of the City government, the City's future financial plans, the City's financial policies, and significant projects.
Coral Springs has once again received an unqualified opinion from the independent auditors. An unqualified opinion is given when the auditor concludes that the Financial Statements prepared by City staff provide an accurate assessment of the City's financial position.
"The completion of the CAFR, and the receipt of an unqualified opinion, is a testament to the City's financial procedures and our talented, dedicated staff. This report provides us with the opportunity to celebrate another fiscal year that has concluded with an opinion that recognizes accuracy and integrity" said Melissa Heller, Director of Financial Services.
The GFOA, Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada, awarded a Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting to Coral Springs for its CAFR for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2011. This was the 33rd consecutive year that the City has received this prestigious award. The 2012 CAFR will also be submitted for this award.
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Twitter made media headlines at the end of last week with the debut of its new Vine video-sharing application, a feature that threatens to make the world's top messaging service even more addictive by allowing users to post six-second GIF-style videos. What a great development, we thought; who uses words anymore?
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As I have mentioned before, the Cote Rotie Chateau d'Ampuis is a blend of some of the very best sites the Guigal family owns in Cote Rotie. This cuvee is aged 38 months in 100% new oak casks, and about 2,000 cases are produced. The component parts include the famed vineyards of La Garde, L'Enclos, Grande-Plantee, Pommiere, Pavillon, Le Moulin and more recently, La Viria, which I still believe will turn out to be Guigal's fourth single vineyard Cote Rotie when Marcel and his son, Philippe, decide it can stand alone. The medium-bodied 2008 should turn out to be outstanding in what is a incredibly difficult vintage. It has put on weight since last year, revealing sweet herbal notes intermixed with red and black currants, bacon fat, bay leaf, incense and camphor. Robert Parker.
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I purchased this hammock because of the easy assembly and its great price. I was a little afraid to rest on it since the hammock part seemed to sink down alot and frame gives a little, but once on it, it was okay. I guess thats what hammocks do, I never owned one before, so I don't know. I honestly feel that this is fine for anyone with weight up to 180-185 (I'm 172), not the 220 mentioned in description. I will see how this holds up to use by different family members.
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Effective ways to manage stress in the workplace
(ARA) - From paltry paychecks to annoying coworkers, more than three quarters of Americans are stressing out about something related to their job, according to a new study.
The vast majority of Americans (77 percent) are stressed by at least one thing at work, finds the Harris Interactive-Everest College Work Stress Survey. The most common issues are: low pay, commuting, unreasonable workload and concern over being fired or laid off. But these are not the only issues American workers are facing - annoying coworkers also made the list, followed by difficulty with a boss, poor work-life balance and lack of opportunity for advancement.
"We've seen numerous surveys that confirm workplace stress has increased during the last several years," says Wendy Cullen, vice president of employer development for Everest College.
Concerns over low pay and job security are consistently one of the top stressors for Americans. In most regions of the U.S., 16 percent of Americans listed low pay as their top stressor, and concerns over job security were a close second. For example, 13 percent of college graduates ranked losing their job as the biggest stressor, which is in line with Americans without college degrees.
"One change we are seeing is that more and more Americans are pursuing careers in industries like health care, which offers more long-term stability." Switching careers or going back to school to gain access to a more secure or better paying career is one technique that many individuals use to deal with insecurity in the workplace.
How to deal with stress
"The impact of stress cannot be overstated," says Davis Brimberg, a Los Angeles-based psychologist who focuses on workplace issues. "Almost all psychological problems are worsened by stress. People of all occupations and income levels are greatly affected," he says. Workplace stress can have negative consequences on your performance at work, and your life.
There are a number of techniques for dealing with workplace stress. First, learn to recognize the symptoms - you may feel a constant sense of nervousness, which can often lead to feeling withdrawn, irritable or apathetic. Stress is also associated with physical problems, such as fatigue and muscle tension.
Physical exercise is also shown to help with stress management. Aerobic exercises have been shown to release mood-raising endorphins, so getting 30 minutes of exercise a day can actually help decrease your stress levels. It is also important to get enough sleep, which can help your body deal with the effects of stress throughout the day, and makes you better able to manage emotional swings.
There are also important strategies in your workplace that can help you deal with stress. Do not over-commit to non-essential tasks. Prioritize important tasks, and learn to delegate non-essential ones. Also, you can schedule regular breaks into your daily routine to allow yourself to get away from your workstation or office.
Additionally, Brimsburg suggests that getting help can be effective. "Counseling can be very helpful in relieving signs and symptoms of stress-related issues."
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Old Christmas music is the best! I get all nostalgic for a past I never knew…
Five Things We Love This Week
1) By far, one of the sweetest, most emotional moviegoing experiences we've had so far this year came at the hands of The Muppets. The latest Muppet movie (and their first feature film outing in more than a decade) is the perfect movie for the start of the holiday season with Kermit and Co.'s trademark mix of earnestness and meta-humor. Chickster crush Jason Segel and co-writer Nicholas Stoller do an admirable job in bringing our childhood icons back to the silver screen in a way that will appeal to Muppet novices and the nostalgic alike. And if you're anything like us, you will probably tear up a time or two. The songs are also great, and, of course, you can't think of the Muppets without thinking of two words:
2) And on the other end of the November movie releases, this reviewer sums up exactly how we felt about "Breaking Dawn, Part 1″:
3) So many great movies will be coming out in the next four weeks, but one of the ones we are most excited about is Chickster favorite Cameron Crowe's "We Bought a Zoo," which comes out Dec. 23. The Hollywood Reporter caught up with Crowe in a great cover story that also includes the mix tape (what else?) he made to convince Matt Damon to sign on for the project. We were happy to see our all-time favorite Ryan Adams song (and Crowe knows from Ryan Adams songs), "If I Am a Stranger," on the playlist. Here's a video a fan recorded of Adams playing the song solo at a show in Ireland this summer. As usual, his vocals are heartbreakingly gorgeous:
4) The Hairpin has added another great installment to our beloved Scandals of Classic Hollywood series, this time focusing on the fascinating and tragic story of the beautiful Rita Hayworth. Long, but well worth the read.
5) It is officially December, which means it's time for one of our favorite music genres — Christmas music! Over on HelloGiggles, they've assembled a pitch-perfect mix of retro holiday jams, including one of our absolute musts, Darlene Love's "Christmas (Baby, Please Come Home)":
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Hey I know that movie review guy!
Ha ha ha. Classic.
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Damn autocorrect. Yup that is me.
Mahna Mahna is one my favorites too, and definitely the catchiest song in Muppets sketches, every few yrs it pops up somewhere and I can't get it out of my head for a couple of days. But you won't believe where the song came from … Check it out (SFW):
Wow, thanks for the link, Peter. I never would have guessed the dubious origins of that song (but it's definitely my favorite Muppet tune).
That's fascinating. And I loved reading that Jim Henson's philosophy was "affectionate anarchy." Thanks for sharing, Peter!
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SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 5, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Extra Space Storage Inc. (NYSE: EXR) announced today that it has revised the time at which it will host a conference call to discuss its financial results for the fourth quarter and year-end 2012. The Company will now host a conference call at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time on Friday, February 22, 2013 to discuss its financial results, as opposed to the originally announced time of 1:00pm Eastern on the same date. The Company will release financial results for the three months and year ended December 31, 2012 on Thursday, February 21, 2013 after the market closes.
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All participant information outlined below remains the same. As previously noted, during the conference call, company officers will review fourth quarter performance, discuss recent events, and conduct a question-and-answer period. The question-and-answer period will be limited to registered financial analysts. All other participants will have listen-only capability.To Participate in the Telephone Conference Call:Dial in at least five minutes prior to start time. Domestic: 866-202-3109 International: 617-213-8844 Conference ID: 40867641 Conference Call Playback: Domestic: 888-286-8010 International: 617-801-6888 Conference ID: 90834799 The playback can be accessed through March 22, 2013. The conference call will also be available on the Company's website under Investor Relations at www.extraspace.com. To listen to a live broadcast, go to the site at least 15 minutes prior to the scheduled start time in order to register, download and install any necessary audio software. A replay of the call will also be available for 30 days on the Company's website. Full Text of the Earnings Report and Supplemental DataInternet – The full text of the earnings report and supplemental data will be available immediately following the earnings release to the wire services on February 21, 2013 at the Company's website at www.extraspace.com. Mail – For those without Internet access, the fourth quarter and year-end 2012 earnings release will be available by mail or fax, on request. To receive a copy, please call Extra Space Storage Investor Relations at (801) 365-4600.
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The man who allegedly caused the death of a 71-year-old man in San Francisco's Castro District has pleaded not guilty to the felony charge of vehicular manslaughter.
36-year-old Chris Bucchere has been charged with causing the death of Sutchi Hui when his bicycle knocked the pedestrian down when Hui was crossing Castro Street with his wife. Police say the couple were within the crosswalk.
Chris Bucchere did not speak to the media today but his lawyer released a statement saying that Bucchere "anticipates the day when he may express his deepest condolences to the Hui family for their tragic loss. But for now, while the case is ongoing, he will continue to cooperate with the authorities and to respond to the charges in court."
Hui's niece was in court for the arraignment today but also refused to answer questions from reporters.
San Francisco District Attorney George Gascon had said earlier that witnesses have claimed that the suspect allegedly ran red lights and stop signs before hitting Hui with his bicycle. Bucchere will be in court again in July 27 for a preliminary hearing.
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Chef Susan Feniger on her new restaurant, Mud Hen Tavern
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Susan Feniger, a chef from the Champions' Round of the most recent season of Top Chef Masters, smiles while making carne asada tacos during day six of the 2010 U.S. Open at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center on September 4, 2010 in the Flushing neighborhood of the Queens borough of New York City.
We end today with a little something to whet your appetite.
Chef Susan Feniger has been cooking up delicious food for more than three decades. Earlier this year, she won a Lifetime Achievement Award by the California Restaurant Association.
Along with partner Mary Sue Miliken, she's run the Border Grill in Santa Monica, Downtown LA and Vegas. They've authored several cookbooks together and appeared on numerous TV cooking shows.
This weekend, Susan Feniger is opening her own joint, it's called Mud Hen Tavern. She recently took a break to drop by our studios looking the part of a busy cook — wearing her signature lime green chef's jacket.


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McNair: Several factors key in school's success
By Jerald McNair Guest Commentary January 8, 2013 9:06PM
Jerald McNair is dean of students at Parker Junior High School in Flossmoor School District 161.
Updated: February 10, 2013 6:15PM
We are now into another successful school year at Parker Junior High School in Flossmoor. While we are launching initiatives this year, such as the technology plan that will make learning more interactive and help students take a more active part in the learning process, we must also celebrate our most recent accomplishments.
The annual test that K-8 schools in Illinois use to illustrate and determine to what degree students are learning is the Illinois Standards Achievement Test (ISAT).
Parker Junior High was the only public junior high school in Illinois to have an African-American population of more than 60 percent and to have its students score higher than 85 percent in math and reading on the ISAT. Many of our students scored at or above 90 percent in those subjects.
In addition, Parker is ranked 388th out of 1,377 middle schools in the state, according to SchoolDigger.com, which uses metrics to rank schools — adding each school's average ISAT math and reading scores to derive at a ranking.
This remarkable accomplishment is not an aberration. Parker students have posted similar results for many years. Why? What characteristics and fundamental aspects are in place that allow for this level of success?
Parker students are challenged to self-actualize and be motivated at a high level, but there some factors that underscore more than others why the school has been so successful.
Most importantly, we have a community that expects us to achieve and that provides the resources necessary to aid us in this mission. The school faculty and staff put the needs of students first.
It's common to see teachers, deans and administrators still at school at 6 or 7 p.m. and to come in on some Saturdays — all in an effort to improve student achievement.
During a time of cynicism and a general lack of confidence that many people have in our institutions, so many of our parents and community members believe in what we are doing. I hear these sentiments echoed at sports and community events, on the phone while talking to parents and even at local stores.
According to a Gallup survey last year, the percentage of respondents indicating a "great deal" or "quite a lot" of confidence in public K-12 education in America dwindled to 29 percent nationwide, a considerable drop from a similar 1973 survey.
That's contrary to what many of Parker's community members are saying.
Yes, we have our challenges. At times, progress is slow and disagreements exist. Nevertheless, we never forget what our ultimate objective is — improving the academic, social and behavioral output of our students.
Last but not least among the key factors is flexible leadership at Flossmoor District 161 that allows teachers some autonomy in carrying out their job of getting students ready for the 21st century.
The meaning of Parker students' success, generated by the aforementioned aspects, is only understood in the context of knowing that it is, indeed, rare. Unfortunately, that is empirically true.
Parker is a thriving junior high school, a blueprint for success on how to educate, discipline and inspire students, notwithstanding their race, gender or religion. Our diversity is an asset that adds to a favorable experience for our students.
So congratulations to Parker students for another outstanding effort on the ISAT and thanks to the community and parents for their support.
Our students are ready to take on the rigors and challenges of the highly competitive curriculum at Homewood-Flossmoor High School or any other high school that our students may attend.
Jerald McNair is dean of students at Parker Junior High School in Flossmoor School District 161.


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William Edward Dalton died May 16, 2013. Dalton had a long career in the United States HVAC industry, serving as the engineering vice president for Excel Comfort Systems.
Dalton was also active in industry trade organizations, serving as chairman of the Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association and as a vice president of the Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute. (GAMA and ARI later merged to form the current Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute AHRI.) Dalton was a long-time member of ARI's Certification Programs and Policy Committee and the Unitary Small Equipment Product Section.
Dalton received the Richard C. Schulze Distinguished Service Award from ARI in 2001.
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The confirmation has finally come that Lauren Conrad FF (she's not really her BFF, is she?) Whitney Port will be getting some major screen time of her own. Sources tell E! Online that the budding fashion maven has moved on to a spinoff, set to begin airing in 2009.
"They will start shooting immediately," says a show source, who confirms the pickup just happened within the last two weeks, though MTV is still keeping mum.
The show will revolve around Whit's new life in New York City, where she is now working for Diane von Furstenberg.
I like Whitney, really, I do, but can she carry her own show? Then again, did we think Lauren could?


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This sweet boy could no longer get into the bath tub to ease his aching joints and muscles after an injury. So his owner found a very effective way to give his old pal the daily soak that the vet prescribed without stressing out his body — and the result is incredibly cute.
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Desser, Arnold and Farrant, Emma (1996) Cases from the London School of Acupuncture Teaching Clinic. Journal of Chinese Medicine, 50 . pp. 32-36. ISSN 0143-8042
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