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Perfect game for those without Mario Kart!
posted by giese095 (NEW PRAGUE, MN) Feb 28, 2010
Member since Jan 2009
9 out of 9 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
posted by ssmonkey25 (TAMPA, FL) Feb 25, 2010
Member since Feb 2010
6 out of 6 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
Very Good
Good ol' kart racing fun!
posted by jhansen2027 (AVONDALE, AZ) May 17, 2011
Member since May 2011
3 out of 3 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
The game is pretty straight forward as far as characters and vehicles. There aren't interchangeable vehicles as each character uses there own unique one so you wont be spending too much time deciding which character/vehicle combo works best. The most strategy that you will use is figuring out which character works best for the tracks ahead. Even though there are no selectable vehicles, there still are 3 different types (car, bike and hover depending on the character) and you'll want to try them each out.
The courses are my personal favorite part of the game. Very colorful, animated and very fun overall and offer a nice variety to your experience.
Items are present in this game as you'd expect and this is where this game really separates itself from others like Mario Kart. You wont find yourself getting bombarded by overpowered items if you are leading. Even in first you collect great defensive and offensive items to keep things fair and balanced. On the other hand, if you find yourself trailing, you will have some advantages in that department.
One other feature that I personally enjoyed was the mission mode. You'll have specific challanges to overcome that range from drifting or just completing a mini GP. It's a nice challenge but not so much that you'll be throwing your controller at your tv.
The online races aren't anything too exciting, but they are there. Just lobby matches with up to 8 racers with optional AI racers. Unfortunately the character selection is first come, first serve as there is no double picking. Also, there is no option for playing other modes online, just single races.
Overall, the game is great for some fun pick up and play cartoonish kart racing. Another quick note for trophy fiends, this is a easy platinum trophy ;)
Look out Nintendo
posted by Robofish (OWINGS MILLS, MD) Oct 27, 2010
Member since Dec 2009
2 out of 2 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
Very Good
posted by damianrock (DULUTH, GA) Jun 24, 2010
Member since Nov 2007
1 out of 1 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
Otherwise, it's very much like Mario Kart 64, which I think was the best one to date. You slide, never let go of the gas, get useless toys if in the top 3. Some of the levels are very nice looking and much better than any kart racer I've played recently. The game's biggest downfall is that it came out right before ModNation, which is the hot kart racer right now.
Better than Mario Kart this generation
posted by Vsonic (EAST STROUDSBURG, PA) Mar 5, 2010
Member since Jan 2010
7 out of 8 gamers (88%) found this review helpful
Sonic and SEGA All Stars Racing is an excellent cart racer. It starts with the core of the experience, the actual racing model. Now, this shouldn't be surprising because Sumo has a ton of racing experience (including Outrun 2, 2006 and Dirt 2 - the Wii/PS2 versions), but it feels great. Similar to Mario Kart to a certain extent, with a similar emphasis on drifting, but it's still different - this isn't a Dante's Inferno/God of War situation here. It feels great just to drive around, and the track design is excellent and works with the racing model to provide some really fun play-spaces.
Visually and audio-wise the game is a treat for longtime SEGA fans. Sure they don't hit all the buttons that they could (no Panzer Dragoon or Space Harrier or After Burner anywhere), but they manage to hit a lot of stuff that'll put a smile on your face. I mean Billy Hatcher and Jet Set Radio love? Awesome. And it all sounds and looks great. The online play is pretty top-notch as well. In fact all the features are great, and the game is loaded with content.
The reason I truly believe it's better than Mario Kart Wii though is because - unlike THAT game - this game is balanced. There's weapon combat, but the items never take preference over skill. Practice will be rewarded, and the best racer WILL take 1st in SEGA All Stars Racing, unlike in Mario Kart. Especially the Wii version, where the best racer will only get slammed by the most blue shells.
While the PS3 will soon be getting ModNation Racers, and many fanboy Nintendo gamers will blindly claim that Mario Kart Wii is the only one you need, this is definitely a pick up if you at all dig really fun games, cart racers and party games. A fantastic effort from SEGA - I wish they'd give this much polish and attention to all their games. Super fun; highly recommended.
Does it fall flat?
posted by ErgoProxy (HALLSTEAD, PA) Apr 26, 2010
Member since Apr 2010
2 out of 3 gamers (67%) found this review helpful
Wait.... Why is Sonic in a car?
posted by Monologue (PASADENA, TX) Aug 20, 2010
Member since Aug 2010
1 out of 2 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
738 mph is his top speed. Running. Nearly the speed of SOUND.
Which brings me to my next question of:
Why rent THIS? It has faulty loading and its mostly just drifting.
And the speed, Oh god why did they make it so slow?
This is a bad game. Horrible to say the worst. If you want a fast-action, super speed, Oh-My-God-how-fast-is-he-going moment,
Two words.
Sonic. Heroes.
I fell in love with that game. It was fast paced, entertaining, and one of the best Sonics to date, within the two years of its popularity.
Not only that, but you get to play with other people OTHER than Sonic, Tails, or Knuckles. YOU EVEN GET TO PLAY AS SHADOW <3. Espio can turn INVISIBLE. Another game you would want to rent, though not really a fast paced kind, Shadow the hedgehog. Its more of an adventure to find the truth about Shadow's past. If you love Shadow, You'll love that game
If you want the best SEGA has to offer, Pick these. Though I have no idea if Sonic Heroes is for PS3. Or Shadow the hedgehog is, Definitley break out the old PS2, and start playing them.
Gotta love Sonic. And Shadow.
Close but no.
posted by TweekTra (MILWAUKEE, WI) Aug 10, 2010
Member since Dec 2008
1 out of 2 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
boring, pointless, stuck in the past
posted by threaldeal (ORLANDO, FL) Mar 18, 2010
Member since Feb 2007
1 out of 8 gamers (12%) found this review helpful
Great Kart Racer!
posted by Mrsonicisawsome (SPRINGFIELD, MO) Sep 12, 2012
Member since Aug 2012
Very Good
posted by jasonpm (LILBURN, GA) Sep 8, 2012
Member since Aug 2012
Not impressed
posted by Drzronnie (GAP, PA) Apr 11, 2012
Member since Mar 2010
Great for kids
posted by Yankeekaf (AFTON, NY) Feb 14, 2012
Member since Feb 2012
Now my one negative. Not enough "battle" map options. They just weren't that good, but overall it doesn't diminish much from the game itself and an enjoyable family experience.
sonic and sega allstar racing
posted by ssjgotenks (JERSEY CITY, NJ) Dec 18, 2011
Member since Dec 2011
Great Game
posted by onlyonehit (WOODRIDGE, IL) Oct 12, 2011
Member since Oct 2011
Tip Save up for one of the ending maps like Lava Lair. Then finish first easy 4-5k money per win. Also unlock opa-opa- and the chu-chus. Both of them are over powered!
Sonic All Star's
posted by Henon77 (SAN ANTONIO, TX) May 4, 2011
Member since Apr 2010
ggood game again
posted by comacosyboy (CHICAGO, IL) Mar 29, 2011
Member since Mar 2011
Great game for the lil ones...
posted by TefHef73 (PLANO, TX) Feb 11, 2011
Member since Feb 2011
Just a few
posted by Kiba3D (DOUGLASVILLE, GA) Nov 30, 2010
Member since Nov 2010
but its for Next gen system... but have a good time with it its fun as heck tho, meet you online later
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posted by zargot (PHOENIX, AZ) Aug 23, 2010
Member since Oct 2009
You like Mario Kart, play this.
posted by Alex1939 (NASHVILLE, TN) Jul 21, 2010
Member since Jul 2010
Awesome Game!
posted by earleytech (HUMMELSTOWN, PA) Jul 7, 2010
Member since Jul 2010
I didnt like the game
posted by Miamigflow (MIAMI, FL) Jun 14, 2010
Member since Jun 2010
good game read this reveiw please.
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An intimate, humorous look at Brian Kilrea's 60-year career in junior hockey With more wins than any coach in junior hockey history, and a ... Show synopsis An intimate, humorous look at Brian Kilrea's 60-year career in junior hockey With more wins than any coach in junior hockey history, and a personality as large as his winning record, Brian Kilrea is more than a hockey legend, he's one of the most beloved figures in the game. With veteran sportswriter, James Duthie, Kilrea gives fans a rink-side view of his twenty-nine plus seasons as head coach and now general manager of the Ottawa 67s. With stories and comments from famous NHLers who played for Killer, readers will get a taste of Kilrea's hardnosed coaching style, the gritty often humorous reality of his life as a coach, riding on buses and in the locker room, as well as the knowledge and dedication that has made him last so long. "They Call Me Killer" sheds light on Kilrea's early life as a centre for the Red Wings, what it was like to score the first-ever goal in the history of the L.A. Kings, and his two years with the New York Islanders. Loaded with anecdotes from a true hockey insider, the book offers fans an unvarnished look at the world of junior hockey--as it's played and lived, including its brutal practices, broken curfews, trades, and tirades.Details Kilrea's role as a coach for the Ottawa 67s, how they won the Memorial Cup twice, and how he's been a mentor to young stars of the futureIncludes anecdotes and interviews from coaches, trainers, and general managers, and NHLers like Bryan Trottier, Dennis Potvin, Mike Peca, Gary Roberts, Doug Wilson, Brian Campbell, Darren Pang, and many othersBrian Kilrea was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2003James Duthie is best known for his work on TSN's "The NHL on TSN" and his coverage of the World Junior Championships With a Foreword by lifelong friend, Don Cherry, "They Call Me Killer" is a fascinating, unforgettable look at the world of junior hockey and the man known as the most successful coach in junior hockey history.
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The four Wildcats who comprise the class -- Kastine Evans, Bernisha Pinkett, Samarie Walker and DeNesha Stallworth -- come from all corners.
"As basketball players they are very productive and really helped us change the program," Mitchell said. "And then all four of them have very unique stories and have contributed in my life all four in different ways but very impactful ways and I've learned a lot from these seniors and they've been very important people to me and will remain that."
There's Evans, the guard from Norwich, Conn., whom Matthew Mitchell calls a "gift from God."
"I was impressed with her and excited when we signed her but I don't that you can ever anticipate somebody being as strong as she is in just every area of her life," Mitchell said. "She's a very high-character young woman, has a sense of purpose, wants people that she's around to do well."
Mitchell is hard-pressed to think of a player who has maximized her time in Lexington more than Evans. She has contributed from day one on the court, filling every role from sixth man to power forward without a moment's hesitation. Off the floor, she's been honored for both her academics and her service in the community.
Her coach admires Evans so much he said he'd like for his two young daughters to emulate her.
"I think it's important for all of us if we want to really accomplish something we have to enter into the process with intention of doing very well and she's always been very intentional about achieving and very conscientious," Mitchell said. "My life is so much richer and better because she's been in it and is in it and will remain in it."
Pinkett will remain a part of Mitchell's life as well, in addition to occupying a special place in his heart for the way she's overcome the odds.
"If you think about the neighborhood she's from in (Washington,) D.C., two percent of the kids attempt college and less than one percent of the kids out of her neighborhood get a college degree. And so just the fact that she got here and made it and is going to walk across that stage," said an emotional Mitchell before pausing to compose himself, "on May the 10th is something else."
Walker and Stallworth -- two transfers from West Carrolton, Ohio, and Richmond Calif., respectively -- round out the class.
The two McDonald's All-Americans had well-established basketball pedigrees before their arrival on campus. Walker came to Kentucky after a semester at perennial power UConn, while Stallworth was an All-Pac 10 performer at California before deciding to leave her home on the West Coast.
Though the duo that has patrolled the paint together these last two seasons didn't have a full four years in Lexington, Walker and Stallworth are no less a part of the program and school they've represented.
"So they were here quite a bit of time and invested a lot in the program and we were fortunate that they transferred to Kentucky because at the time they came here we weren't really in the mix on kids like that, of that talent level and that ability level and so they have put up some huge numbers and some big victories for us and they've both given a lot to the program," Mitchell said.
Their paths have been very different, but the four have their share of senior-year adversity in common.
Evans has dealt with a lingering leg injury for most of 2013-14, even sitting out a game in January. Pinkett, meanwhile, has coped with an ankle injury of her own while still playing catch-up following a trying offseason.
"Bernisha had a tough end of the year last year and a tough summer," Mitchell said. "Like I've said many times, it's just much more important for me to see her graduate and finish. Basketball sort of took a back seat for a while there and I just think it was difficult for her to ever fully get back to where she once was and that's OK."
Stallworth has faced a similar journey after knee surgery in December and is only now regaining the form that made her a preseason contender for every major award. She turned in her most dominant outing of the year on Thursday night, posting 16 points, 20 rebounds, four blocks and two steals to lead UK to an overtime win at Mississippi State.
"DeNesha certainly had a chance to use the injury as an excuse and not do the work to get back," Mitchell said. "There's been some times of frustration and some times of where we really had to soul search there for a while, but she's come around and worked hard."
Walker has stayed healthy, but the ride hasn't always been smooth for her either.
"I've had to learn a lot through coaching her about patience," Mitchell said. "She's been real hard on herself and she's sort of up and down and so that's sort of been a roller coaster we've been on together. That's been difficult at times, but you never questioned her heart for others and for people."
Everything his seniors have been through makes Mitchell want to send them off properly even more.
No. 12/15 UK (21-7, 9-6 Southeastern Conference) will host Vanderbilt (18-10, 7-8 SEC) with a chance to lock down the No. 4 seed and a double by in the SEC Tournament. That prospect is enticing, but Mitchell isn't thinking about that nearly as much as the four players who will play on their home floor for the final time in the regular season.
"So it's an important game but there's nothing more important to me than really preparing well and working hard to try to get ready for Vanderbilt so we can send these seniors off with a great victory," Mitchell said. "And obviously it has other implications that would be valuable to us as well, but we're really going to try to keep our focus on preparing well against a very good team and making sure that we have a sense of purpose for our seniors on Sunday."
It began with a historic win at Tennessee, the program's first since 1985. Next was a lopsided home defeat at the hands of Southeastern Conference-leading South Carolina. To finish it up, UK took down No. 16/13 Texas A&M on the road.
The up-and-down eight-day stretch begged a question.
"Can we get some consistency going?" UK head coach Matthew Mitchell said. "Because that's really important. We've been winning one, losing one, winning one and losing one. That's certainly not what we want to do tomorrow night."
With two games left in the regular season - starting in Starkville, Miss., at 8 p.m. ET on Thursday -- the Wildcats are looking to put together a winning streak. Wins over Mississippi State and Vanderbilt would assure UK (20-7, 8-6 SEC) of a double bye in the SEC Tournament -- certainly motivation enough -- but that's not why the games are so important in Mitchell's mind.
"I think still what we're trying to focus on is this team really rounding into form and being its best," Mitchell said. "We're getting close to a part of the season, if you win one then lose one, your season is over, so we're trying to build some consistency here at the end of the season."
In search of that consistency, Mitchell is asking for steadiness from individual players.
First on the list is Makayla Epps, who has emerged late in the season as an option at point guard.
In the loss to South Carolina, Epps was one of UK's lone bright spots, posting a career-high 16 points. She followed that up with 11 points, four assists, three rebounds and zero turnovers against Texas A&M.
"She did a really good job on Sunday, so now what you're looking for is some consistency and you need to bounce back with another good game," Mitchell said. "It's going to be another big challenge just like it was in College Station. We'll just see if she can build on the performance."
Looking to do the same will be Jelleah Sidney, who had seven points, seven rebounds, three steals and two blocks as part of an unconventional crunch-time lineup against the Aggies that also featured freshmen Epps and Linnae Harper.
"You know Jelleah can make plays, you know she can do some things of great value we just need her to do those things consistently well," Mitchell said. "What I always love about her is her energy and her effort. She sure gave us that on Sunday and she'll have to tomorrow night. This will be a tough, tough game for us."
Mississippi State (18-10, 5-9 SEC) has Mitchell's undivided attention, clearly. The Bulldogs are 13-3 on their home floor and have been competitive throughout SEC play. Of their nine losses in conference, all but one has come by 10 points or fewer and two in overtime.
"Mississippi State has been really good at home this year," Mitchell said. "They are a very aggressive defensive team, really hard-nosed and tough competitors, make it difficult on you to score and one of the real premier frontcourts in the league."
It wasn't pretty, but Epps could only think of one way to react.
"I looked up at the scoreboard once and I was like, 'We're down 20 and it can't get (any) worse so just go,' Epps said. " 'Fight to the finish.' "
When Epps came in with 15:09 left, UK trailed 53-32. Southeastern Conference-leading South Carolina had been dominant, turning an eight-point halftime lead into a comfortable margin with a 15-4 run. With no reason for the self-doubt natural for a freshman, Epps threw caution to the win and went on the attack.
Within a minute, she hit a jumper. Later, she scored six straight points as UK showed signs of life and cut the South Carolina lead to 11 with 9:31 left. The Gamecocks, however, were too much on this night.
"We ran into a really, really tough opponent that's extremely talented, plays real hard," Matthew Mitchell said. "They were tough defensively, tough offensively, really, really active on the boards and we got whipped tonight."
Riding an astounding 44-19 rebounding edge, the No. 4/6 Gamecocks (23-2, 11-1 SEC) took down No. 15/15 Kentucky (19-6, 7-5 SEC), 81-58. Aleighsa Welch had a double-double with 21 points and 10 rebounds and South Carolina shot 52.6 percent for the game and 60 percent in the second half to erase any thoughts of a comeback.
Epps, however, wouldn't stop.
"Coach Mitchell, four minutes to go at the last media timeout, he was like, 'Just finish the game. Keep playing hard, keep playing hard,' " Epps said. "And that's what I was trying to do.' "
Epps finished with a career-high 16 points, 14 of which came after halftime. She played point guard for much of her 15 second-half minutes, coping more effectively with South Carolina's physical defense than any of her teammates.
On a night that saw UK's two-game win streak end and a bid at a second straight win over a top-10 team come up short, that was at least one reason to be encouraged.
"She was able to use her size and strength to make some plays in transition that were available to us and I thought played with some good tempo offensively," Mitchell said. "She's a talented player and she'll just keep getting better, but she had a really good night."
Now, Epps and the Wildcats go back to work.
"You have to let go of this result and try to find out ways to address meaningful things that'll actually impact the game," Mitchell said. "So the score of this game will not impact Sunday's game unless we come in tomorrow down and defeated and discouraged."
Sunday's game won't be an easy one, as UK travels to Texas A&M to face the only team that's taken down South Carolina in SEC play. The good news is the Cats have some experience responding to losses.
"We've been here before," Epps said. "It's not like it's our first loss or (anything) like that. So we've been in this position before and we know what we're capable of. All the players, all the coaches, we know what we're capable of. So, like I said, we got Sunday to look forward to. We got Texas A&M and nobody says we can't go out there and beat them. So we're looking for a bounce back."


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BALTIMORE, March 7, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- "After a long and difficult Atlantic winter crossing, the ships Ark and Dove sailed up the Potomac River in March of 1634," says President Burt Kummerow, "Almost four centuries and twenty generations of dramatic history have followed those humble beginnings."
The Maryland Historical Society will be honoring Maryland's brave and hopeful first settlers on Thursday, March 21 at 6pm in France Hall .
The event, entitled " Maryland at the Beginning" will feature a presentation from Dr. Henry Miller , Director of Research at Historic St. Mary's City. A great storyteller, Dr. Miller will bring the tale of Maryland's first century to life.The cost is $25.00 for MdHS members and $35.00 for non-members. Call 410-685-3750 Ext. 377 or visit www.mdhs.org/events to register. In addition, in celebration of Women's History month, the Maryland Historical Players are hosting a Tribute to Maryland's Civil War Heroines on Saturday, March 9. Actors portraying Harriet Tubman and Clara Barton will lead an interactive audience discussion in the Maryland Historical Society Galleries at 2pm. No advance reservations are necessary. Speaking of famous Maryland women, the Maryland Historical Society is referring to 2013 as the 'Year of Betsy,' as it presents a major new exhibition about the life, the love and the fashion of Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte . Known as Betsy to her friends, she was regarded as the most beautiful woman of the 1812 era – and set the gossipmongers atwitter with her revealing dresses. Betsy married Napoleon's brother, moved to France, faced family heartbreak and eventual betrayal from her husband Jerome Bonaparte and returned to Baltimore, where she became one of the city's wealthiest landowners. Betsy truly was the Notorious Belle of Baltimore, and she is regarded today as one of the country's most fascinating early celebrities. The " Woman of Two Worlds: Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte and the Quest for an Imperial Legacy" exhibition will feature hundreds of objects – including Betsy's scandalous fashions – on display beginning on June 9 th 2013. For a sneak peek into Betsy's life, and the fascinating behind-the-scenes-details of the exhibition process, Chief Curator Alexandra Deutsch has started a blog entitled "Woman of Two Worlds." You can access it by visiting this link: www.mdhs.org/betsy-bonaparte Founded in 1844, The Maryland Historical Society Museum and Library occupies an entire city block in the Mount Vernon district of Baltimore. The society's mission is to "collect, preserve, and interpret the objects and materials that reflect Maryland's diverse cultural heritage." The Society is home to the original manuscript of the Star-Spangled Banner and publishes a quarterly titled "Maryland Historical Magazine." For more information, contact Marketing Director Laura Rodini at 410-685-3750 Ext. 322 or firstname.lastname@example.com. SOURCE The Maryland Historical Society
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WHITBY -- Chantal Kreviazuk stares into the camera wearing a vacant expression with dark circles underneath her eyes, her complexion sallow and her lips pursed.
She looks ready to spit but instead starts sobbing softly.
"I just wanna be normal," she says over and over again before exploding into another angry outburst or a fit of maniacal laughter at apparently nothing.
The Manitoba-born singer-songwriter, activist, model and occasional actress is playing Patient Number 48273 in a short film she wrote, co-produced and starred in, entitled Pretty Broken, about a woman in a psychiatric ward suffering from severe mood disorder.
The film, which premiered at the 2006 Toronto International Film Festival, was shown to an audience at Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences on Oct. 20.
Ms. Kreviazuk, 37, was invited to speak at the Whitby facility as part of the Imagine Film Festival, which was launched two years ago to raise awareness about mental health issues.
During the hour-long presentation, she explained how natural it was to slip into the role of the patient, having witnessed mental illness take over the life of someone close to her for many years.
"I think I had absorbed so many episodes and there was just this moment where ... I just wanted to write down the contents of a typical episode that I was either witnessing, or being subjected to, or feeling victimized by."
Channelling these complex feelings into a gripping 10 minutes on screen, Ms. Kreviazuk paints an emotionally raw and vivid picture of what it feels like to battle demons within oneself.
The Imagine Film Festival, which ran from Oct. 16 to 21, included film screenings, Family Day activities and a special celebrity guest speaker.
"We welcome all individuals to share their stories and it's really through dialogue and connecting with each other that we can truly have an impact on the journey of recovery," said Glenna Raymond, CEO and president of Ontario Shores.
Ms. Kreviazuk spoke at length about her own experience with mental health issues. She recalled a visit to a physician in her youth who told her that one sick person in a family spreads sickness to everyone, which she didn't understand until later in life.
"Overtime, I've realized well of course we're all sick; we're bloody ill here and we all need help here," she said.
"I'm sick because of what I've witnessed, because it's traumatizing. It's post-traumatic stress every day of your life and you take it into everything."
One of the areas she's integrated her experience with mental illness is in her music career, which began in 1996 when her debut album soared to the top of the North American charts.
Now an award-winning artist, Ms. Kreviazuk performed a few songs for the audience at Ontario Shores, including Surrounded, In This Life and All I Can Do.
Surrounded, the first song that truly garnered her wide-scale recognition, is based on her first love, Samuel, who battled mood disorder and tragically ended his life at age 21.
"I think the greatest advice that anyone could ever take, or give, or receive with regard to art and speaking out with any platform on any level is just to do or speak of what you know," Ms. Kreviazuk said, going on to explain how performing that song helped her through the healing process.
"Song writing and hearing a complete song that is based on my thoughts and my experiences, that is incredibly validating."
The same is true for speaking about the mental health issues in public, she added.
"I think the more that we can create a foundation of aware and awake people and have it grow to where it's more common than not, it will be better for people with mental health challenges because I know that 50 per cent of what drives a disorder is stigma. To me, that just screams education and the need for it."
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Mesut Ozil was in fine form, as Arsenal progressed into the semi-finals of the FA Cup, with a thrilling 4-1 win over Everton at the Emirates on Saturday.
The German, who was booed off in mid-week during their 1-0 win over Chile in a friendly, opened the scoring from a neat through pass from Santi Cazorla. Everton found the equaliser before the break, after Ross Barkley's fine cross was eventually turned in by Romelu Lukaku.
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, who made some good moves in the first half, was brought down in the box by Gareth Barry and Mark Clattenburg pointed to the spot. Mikel Arteta has to take the kick twice, but was successful on both occasions.
Bacary Sagna found Olivier Giroud in the box and he made it 3-1, before getting in on the end of some sizzling Arsenal football to put the tie beyond the Toffees.
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How to know if you're at risk for celiac disease, heart disease, ovarian cancer, and other hard-to-diagnose health concerns
Ayala Miron, a civil engineer and mother of four in suburban Philadelphia, has always made sure to inform her physicians of any health problems. Yet Miron, now 49, suffered abdominal cramps, urinary discomfort, longer periods, and abnormal midcycle bleeding for years without getting a diagnosis. She did have an abdominal and vaginal ultrasound. But both came back clean, and her doctor never suggested a follow-up look. The midcycle bleeding she experienced, he assured her, was normal.
But at 40, after the birth of her fourth child, Miron started developing other strange sensations: a sharp pain in her shoulder whenever she drew a deep breath, and a stabbing pain in her abdomen. She called her internist about the pain, and a nurse practitioner told her to take three ibuprofen tablets.
Two days later, when the abdominal pain became too much to bear and she couldn't reach her internist, Miron asked her husband to take her to a nearby hospital. "I was literally in my car, sitting in front of the ER, when my internist called me on my cell phone," Miron recalls. "You're probably having a gall bladder attack," he told her. "There's no need to go to the ER." They drove home. Shortly afterward, when the doctor examined her, he found no sign of gall bladder trouble—and took no further action.
At age 43, after 3 years of on-again, off-again discomfort, Miron finally landed in the hospital with sharp abdominal pain, a swollen abdomen, and severe fatigue. The emergency room doctor was about to discharge her, saying that she probably had inflammation of the digestive tract. "Shouldn't you check something else?" Miron's husband asked.
The doctor relented and ordered a CT scan. It revealed in stark outline what Miron had dully sensed for years: Multiple malignant tumors had invaded her abdomen, pressing on her diaphragm, bladder, and nerves. She had ovarian cancer and it had reached stage 3, treatable with a hysterectomy and chemotherapy but with no guarantees against a recurrence.
This aggressive cancer strikes one out of 57 women, and though it can be effectively treated in its early stages, it's usually caught too late—when tumors have spread throughout the abdomen and to other parts of the body. Ovarian cancer is tricky to catch because most women have few distinctive symptoms during its initial stages, or doctors attribute the symptoms to irritable bowel syndrome, menopause, or aging.
Five years later, Miron has beaten the odds—for now. She spends her spare time educating women and medical students about the early signs of the disease. "Women need to trust their own bodies," she says. "If you're feeling that something is wrong, don't assume anything. Be persistent. And don't wait."
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Gauge risk. Incidence rises sharply after age 50. Women with a family history of ovarian, breast, or colon cancer are more likely to get ovarian cancer—and at an earlier age. Those who have never had children are also at increased risk.
Recognize symptoms. Recent studies have reached a startling conclusion: This so-called silent killer isn't quiet after all. Nearly 90% of women with early-stage ovarian cancer have a cluster of identifiable symptoms several months before their diagnosis: most commonly, abdominal and pelvic pain, urinary urgency, and a bloated sensation. Other signs are abnormal vaginal bleeding, constipation, and fatigue. If women alert doctors to a sudden onset of these ailments, they may catch the disease early, when it's 90% curable.
Get tested. Women should get a pelvic/rectal exam from their gynecologist every year. It's not comfortable, but it does a far better job than a simple vaginal exam at assessing the health of your ovaries—which in some women are tucked behind the uterus.
If the exam raises any questions, your doctor should follow up with a transvaginal ultrasound. And if any abnormal masses are found, a CA-125 blood test may be used to determine if they are malignant.
Find the right treatment. It can range from removing the ovaries and uterus to taking out the omentum (thin tissue covering the stomach and large intestine) and lymph nodes in the abdomen. Chemotherapy may be given to destroy any cancer cells remaining after surgery.


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I have gone on many cruises,this one with my daughter.(21 yrs)When we first arrived at the port in Miami,i thought it took a little long to start boarding but once they finally started,it went smoothly.
Our room was ready when we arrived onboard,so that was a big plus.We received our luggage within an hour...nice.I thought the room seemed a little small but proved to have plenty of closet/drawer space and we really enjoyed our balcony!!!:)
Lunch was being served which was ok...typical ...burgers,hotdogs,chicken,etc(which is served all 7 days)on lido deck by the pool..there are other options on the ship though.Pools and spa's were clean and fresh,as well as the slide.
Our room steward was great...never had to ask for anything.Wait staff in dining room was excellent although not much interaction(most of the time they seem to like their jobs)This one just seemed all business...not very entertaining.
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Enjoyed the eagles lounge...beautiful room ...relaxing We didn't take any tours through Carnival(never do)but if you go to Belize,you MUST go cavetubing...that was a great trip!!!
Valor has a new cruise director,Chris.He'seems to enjoy the job and even joined the other entertainers in the show on the last night... Most all the entertainers seemed friendly and seemed to enjoy their jobs.
The really only complaint on this ship is the layout.Our room was in the front of the ship and we were assigned to the dining room at the very back of the ship and then all the shows were held in the very front of the ship...Lots of walking,,,,,,,,whew!!!
Disembarkation was horrible...very unorganized and crowed hall ways.It was taking anywhere between 1.5-3 hrs to get off the ship.
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You hear it all the time; "The NBA is a business". An obvious statement in and of itself, the sentiment it echoes is often a sideshow distraction behind the competitive drama professional basketball inspires.
Yet on days like today, its meaning is all too visceral for the Memphis Grizzlies and their fans, who are now officially seeing Peyton Manning, Justin Timberlake, and whoever else is calling the shots up there begin bushwhacking a Top-4 Western Conference force.
Last week's deal with the Cavaliers was a shrewd adjustment; allowing the Grizzlies to hibernate under the luxury tax this season while shedding some expendable players, but apparently the need to save more money bore greater importance than a deep run in the Playoffs, as Rudy Gay's departure has signaled.
There's a lot to digest here, not the least of which is the fact that this is happening to begin with. The Grizzlies got off to the best start in the NBA, apparently reaching the apex of a team that had steadily improved each season its core spent together. They hit a few standard rough patches once the hype caught up with them, but didn't really start playing their worst until management began publicly dangling Gay and casting this whole tightly-knit team's outlook into doubt.
What they get in return for their best wing scorer (what little compensation they had for the lack of shooters to keep defenses from collapsing on Marc Gasol and Zach Randolph) and fan-favorite/bench-prop Hamed Haddadi is a serious mixed bag.
Ed Davis is an athletic stud with a rapidly developing skill set who was buried beneath questionable signings in Toronto's rotation and never got the chance to consistently show out. At a fraction of Gay's contract, he could wind up being the best player in this trade, but his role in Memphis' frontcourt is somewhat nebulous. Davis figures to be in a battle for minutes with the well-established Darrell Arthur, and while he can see minutes at the 5-spot against smaller lineups, it will be hard for him to grow into his potential with Randolph and Gasol being so focal. All told, he's a very intriguing prospect but it's difficult to see how he helps the Grizzlies much this season.
Memphis also netted Jose Calderon; a great fit for them at backup point as a distributor on a team who can mask his defensive horridness, and playing with a long-time Spanish teammate. As though that didn't make enough sense, his $10 million salary also came off the books in the offseason, lessening that financial strain the Grizzlies' top brass found so burdensome.
So of course, Calderon was immediately flipped to the Pistons for Tayshaun Prince and Austin Daye, two completely redundant swingmen (one who's almost over the hill, the other never really climbed it to begin with) who may provide a slight net defensive gain over Gay, but are downright offensive liabilities on a team that's basically bringing knives to gunfights on a nightly basis, and only surviving because of heavy Kevlar.
Put more blatantly, the Grizzlies have a lot of trouble scoring at a steady enough clip. Everyone raves about their defense – and rightfully so – but their per-game scoring sits in the NBA's catacombs along with the Pacers, Bulls (both of whom are missing their leading scorer) and Wizards (who nobody wants to be associated with).
Now that their best perimeter scorer has been significantly downgraded, it's hard to see the situation improving much. None of the new arrivals are high-volume scorers, or consistent long-range threats to stretch defenses, so regardless of Davis' contributions down the road, Memphis has taken a step back this season.
At the end of the day, from a business point of view, this was a justifiable long-term decision that sticks Memphis with a safer small-market budget, but its timing is all off. Not only is breaking up the core of an arguable Western contender somewhat dubious, but these new owners (every time I write that I'm envisioning JT with an increasingly sadistic look on his face) already accomplished their salary-slashing agenda; they got under the cap for this season. If they didn't want to pay Gay next year, he wouldn't have been any less tradeable in July after Memphis made an indeterminably deep playoffs run, and didn't move to alienate their fan base.
But alas, the NBA is a business, and the most successful businesses are those that are built on growth; solid foundations and steady returns built upon not losing sight of the long-term for short gains.
What the Grizzlies have done with this trade however is ignore the solid foundation they already had, and the steady returns it yielded. They lost sight of the short-term for long savings, and it might cost them a shot at the game's ultimate goal.


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A Longsword display: art of blacksmithing.
Sword making is both an art and a craft and it takes hard work, a lot of practice and a significant amount of specialized tools to create a sword. It also takes many years of practice to become proficient at this skill.
In the following weeks I will be capturing the Master Blacksmith Wout during his work and make a complete series of photographs about the process of forging swords. A real challenge, looking forward to it.
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Yahoo has finally unveiled the logo that it spent 30 days counting down to releasing. Its new logo, designed over on weekend this summer, isn't dissimilar to previous Yahoo logos. It has a slightly slimmer font and retains the exclamation mark.
Yahoo has finally unveiled the logo that it spent 30 days counting down to releasing.
Yahoo's new logo isn't dissimilar to previous Yahoo logos. It has a slightly slimmer font and retains the exclamation mark.
Here's what Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer had to say about the new font.
"One weekend this summer, I rolled up my sleeves and dove into the trenches with our logo design team: Bob Stohrer, Marc DeBartolomeis, Russ Khaydarov, and our intern Max Ma. We spent the majority of Saturday and Sunday designing the logo from start to finish, and we had a ton of fun weighing every minute detail," said Mayer. "We knew we wanted a logo that reflected Yahoo - whimsical, yet sophisticated. Modern and fresh, with a nod to our history. Having a human touch, personal. Proud."
According to Mayer, who has already made some sweeping changes, the Yahoo brand name is worth $10 billion.
Apparently all sorts of thinking went into the logo, and although it looks like it, people have not just highlighted the text and clicked through a range of font options.
"We didn't want to have any straight lines in the logo. Straight lines don't exist in the human form and are extremely rare in nature, so the human touch in the logo is that all the lines and forms all have at least a slight curve," she added. "We preferred letters that had thicker and thinner strokes - conveying the subjective and editorial nature of some of what we do."
The unveiling comes at the end of what Yahoo called 30 days of change and follows redesigns of the Yahoo homepage and Flickr.
What do you think of Yahoo's new logo?
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Official Contact Details - Atlantis HarborsidePhone: 201-871-2332 Fax: 201-586-0225
SPRING BREAK 2009 is rented! Book 2010 at 2009 prices now! Large 2 Bedroom Lockoff unit/2 Living Rooms ea. w/sleeper sofas, 2 washer dryers, full kitchen & kitchenette, big dining areas.
- Price from 800 USD / Day
- Capacity up to 9 people
- 2 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms
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Harborside amenities include a free-form swimming pool, two whirlpool spas, fitness center, game room, children's recreation area, and playground. Guests also have access to the endless Atlantis amenities - from the world's largest man-made marine habitat to a marina rivaled only by Monte Carlo, 18 exquisite restaurants, 20 lounges and clubs, world-class shopping, and every kind of beach-resort sport imaginable.
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The company that provides the amazing Geekbench benchmarking software, Primate Labs, has run its tests on the new 21.5-inch iMac and found that it's a pretty impressive piece of hardware.
Primate Labs tested all of the configurations of the new iMac, but it's the top-of-the-line unit sporting an Intel Core i7-3770S clocked at 3.1 GHz that tops the speed test for all iMacs. To quote the benchmark post, "The benefits of the new Ivy Bridge processors are clear; the new high-end 21.5-inch iMac is almost 10 percent faster than the old high-end 27-inch iMac."
The benchmark score for the high-end 21.5-inch iMac was 12,447, while that of the old (mid-2011) high-end 27-inch iMac was 11,410. A comparison to the high-end 2012 Mac mini shows that it's no slouch, either -- it came in at 11,595. Of course, if you want to kick some serious computing butt, you'll still need to get a Mac Pro -- the fastest 12-core unit weighs in at a Geekbench score of 22,271.
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What on earth happened? This was the question that has been bugging me all week. Why so? – Because unlike many sporting contests where the team you are supporting loses, I detected little of that more common Irish response to a narrow defeat – a sense of stoical satisfaction over a tough battle well fought, making the final result relatively unimportant.
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Quoizel Lighting (GE8601SE) 1 Light Genova Bath Fixture in Stonehedge
This pretty design is inspired by the Italian port city of Genova, rich in diverse architecture and of an enduring, unassuming spirit. The gently twisted glass is reminiscent of the winding city streets, and the dual finish, Stonehedge, is an exciting combination of Burnished Copper and Ombra.
Overall Dimensions: 10" in height, 6" in width, 8" in length, extends 8",
Accomodates: (1) A19 or CFL Medium Base 100 bulb(s)
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Just been having great fun with my Trulink Wireless USB to VGA (with audio) units. For those of you with tablets or laptops where video needs to be mobile in a room, this may help.
The setup of the units is easy and fine. Download the software from CableToGo, install then plug in the USB unit. It'll complete, then run the Wirless Manager software. You then need to USB link the receiver and laptop to associate the two.
Now comes the fun. The unit will want to run at 1024x768, despite it 'supporting' much higher resolutions. On Windows 7 (both 32 and 64 bit) when you attempt to change the display settings to duplicate the screens, you'll get a Windows error message saying it's unable to save the configuration. You'll be stuck with the projector showing the extended desktop.
Go to the Displaylink website DisplayLink: Windows Software and download the newest version (this is not mentioned anywhere in the documentation that I've seen). Now install that. Suddenly, the whole thing will come to life - you can set cloned desktops, etc. You'll also find video playback greatly improves over wireless too.
We found that these units do not support video playback if the screen resolution is above 1024x768, despite claims of 720p. With an Nvidia chipset, even that was flaky. I have now swapped in a tablet with 1024x768 native resolution and Intel 945G, which seems to work fine.
Overall, the units aren't bad. The build quality of the USB unit is awful in the extreme - the case just falls off leaving the exposed board, but this could be superglued. Even better, build the circuit board into a PC Card slot (it's slim enough) so that it doesn't stick out so stupidly. However, the actual performance, with the right system setup, does the job.
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Compromise emerge on internet talks
Hopes rose on Wednesday for a compromise that would keep intrusive government regulation of the internet from being enshrined in a global treaty. As a 12-day conference of the International Telecommunication Union drew near its Friday closing, the chairman of the gathering in Dubai circulated a draft that sidelined proposals from Russia, China and other countries that have been seeking the right to know where each piece of Internet traffic comes from. �The US believes it is the basis for any further progress toward reaching an agreement at this conference,� said US Ambassador Terry Kramer, who led Western opposition to the earlier proposals.
Yahoo�s Mayer revamps email in first big move
Yahoo rolled out new versions of its popular web email on Tuesday, the first major product makeover since chief executive Marissa Mayer took the helm of the struggling internet company five months ago. Yahoo released new versions of its Yahoo Mail product for smartphones and tablets � in keeping with Mayer�s focus on mobile devices � and a revamped version of its web-based mail product for PC users that cuts out ancillary features and that the company said delivers faster performance. �You�ve told us loud and clear that you want fewer distractions when it comes to email. You want to quickly login, communicate, and get on with your day,� Mayer said in a post.
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I got another one of those generic OLD emails to me that basically says "you are pretty and have a nice smile"--I wouldn't respond to one of those unless the guy was amazing in his profile & you know the odds of that. But I always look at the guy's profile. This one was pretty amusing. first of all, he's 6'4" and describes his body type as "jacked." I'm 5'1". Even OKCupid said we were only a 10% match. In the section where it asks what people first notice about you, he says "My friends always say I look smart"--oh, maybe that's because he's not actually smart?
The strangest part of the profile, though, was the part where it asks you to list your favorite books movies, etc. For the books he says things like "The Help" (hardcover) or some other book (paperback)--I'm sure he has not read any of those books. And for the movies, after each movie he lists the synopsis of the movie that is obviously copied from some kind of movie review site. I'm not sure if he's a scammer or just dumb.
So yes, this is why I have really given up on OLD, yet some people actually do meet their SO's on there--how, I don't know.


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Wednesday, May 28 15:21:50
Enterprise Ireland is today holding an event in London reaching out to leading international food companies and highlighting the opportunities for investment in Ireland in the food industry.
Hosted by the Embassy of Ireland, London, the theme of the event is 'Accelerate Your Business in Europe' and the role that Ireland and the Irish food sector can play in driving company growth.
Over 75 key decision makers from UK and other international companies and their advisors are attending, along with strategic UK experts and leading investment institutions. Minister of State, Tom Hayes will address the group.
Over E87 million was invested by European companies in the Irish agri-food sector in 2013. Almost 50pc came from the UK, making it one of Ireland's most important sources of investment in the sector.
These international food companies have a major impact on the Irish economy in terms of direct investment and job creation. In addition, in general they use 70pc local products and resources meaning that the positive knock-on effect for the local economy is very significant.
Michael Cantwell, Enterprise Ireland Head of Food, said: "Enterprise Ireland is proactively in the market looking for new projects for Ireland as well as working together with the international food companies already in Ireland. We help our partners to grow their business from Ireland, creating value for them and enabling them to create new jobs in Ireland".


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I'm fine with putting this back to being supplemental given the additional spec text. However, to be clear, Microsoft has no intentions in the near future of changing our keyCode/charCode behavior. We'll keep our existing implementation for legacy compat support. Going forward, key/char are our recommended APIs. Cheers, Jacob From: Simon Pieters <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: Mon, 09 May 2011 19:10:46 +0200 To: firstname.lastname@example.com, "Doug Schepers" <firstname.lastname@example.com> Cc: "Hallvord R. M. Steen" <firstname.lastname@example.com> Message-ID: <firstname.lastname@example.com> On Mon, 09 May 2011 18:53:39 +0200, Doug Schepers <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > Hi, Simon- > > Simon Pieters wrote (on 5/9/11 12:19 PM): >> On Fri, 06 May 2011 05:57:50 +0200, Doug Schepers <firstname.lastname@example.com> >> wrote: >> >>> It seems you were the original poster for ISSUE-133, adding keyCode >>> and charCode: >>> http://www.w3.org/2008/webapps/track/issues/133 >>> >>> I've followed Hallvord's suggestion (see below)... could you please >>> let us know if this satisfies you, as well? >> >> I would be happier if it were normative, but I'm not going to object. > > Understood. > > >> I don't see browsers implementing LegacyKeyboardEvent as an interface >> that extends KeyboardEvent, since this would cause all keyboard events >> to show up as "legacy" in debuggers and elsewhere. It seems better to >> specify it as >> >> [Supplemental] >> interface KeyboardEvent { >> ... >> } > > That's (more or less) how I had it originally, but got feedback asking > to make it distinct from the KeyboardEvent interface. I've now changed > it back to being supplemental, per your suggestion, and simply made the > distinction clear in the prose. > > http://dev.w3.org/2006/webapi/DOM-Level-3-Events/html/DOM3-Events.html#KeyboardEvent-supplemental-interface Thank you. -- Simon Pieters Opera SoftwareReceived on Tuesday, 10 May 2011 05:42:02 GMT
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NEW YORK (PIX11)—19-year-old Iloune Driver cried out above the sound of camera shutters and shouting reporters to insist, "It wasn't me. It wasn't me."
But police feel confident it was the East New York teen who opened fire on a crowded Brighton Beach boardwalk last Thursday, killing 16-year-old Tysha Jones and wounding four others. Driver was arrested late Sunday and brought to the 60th Precinct in Coney Island where police charged him with second degree murder and assault. He was brought to Brooklyn Criminal Court for arraignment.
Driver is said to be a member of the violent Crips gang, but police don't believe the shooting was gang related. According to investigators, the intended target was a young man with whom the shooter got into a fight on the beach earlier that day.
A makeshift memorial with candles and flowers and words of affection grace the facade of the Harlem building where Tysha lived with her mother. Dezlyn Francis, a close friend of the family told PIX News, "It's relieving to know they have arrested somebody, but it will never bring Tysha back."
The victim's emotionally drained mother, Cynthia, declined to speak on camera, but told us she was pleased police had a suspect in custody. And she declared, "I want justice. He took my baby's life." A funeral service is planned for Wednesday evening, and Tysha will be laid to rest on Thursday. Detectives are continuing their investigation and are believed to be looking for a second person who may have been involved in the shooting.