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Who are the 50 most influential journalists in the U.S games industry? We decided to find a freelancer crazy enough to compile and write up an actual list. Be warned, some of the pictures within are of a disturbing nature.
When I was asked to pick the most important videogame journalists, I knew it would not be an easy task. Creating a list that included critics, news writers, bloggers, editors and commentators from print, web, mainstream and specialist publications was bound to be tough. Limiting the list to 50 out of the hundreds of eligible people who write about videogames was similarly daunting.
To narrow things down a bit, I put together a few rules. In general, the list focuses on U.S. journalists — foreign journalists appear only if their work has significant influence on this side of the pond. The list also focuses on widely active journalists, so the trailblazing work of people like Bill Kunkel, Johnny Wilson, Russel Sipe, Rusel DeMaria and many others is not represented. Finally, edge-online.com editors and regular Next Generation freelancers have been excluded from the list as a matter of discretion. For more information read our editor-in-chief's postscript 'Why The Heck Aren't I On This List?'
It should be noted that this is a list of the most important writers in the industry, not merely the best. Influence and reach were an important part of the considerations, as were the writer's position, outlet, reputation and originality. In the end, though, the list was a matter of personal discretion and not an exact science. Some writers are on the list because they are too big to ignore, others are listed as representatives for an entire publication of talented writers. Still others got on simply because we like them.
In the end, this list is just one freelancer's take on some of the people who make game journalism such an exciting and varied field. I hope this list starts a discussion among readers about what makes good game journalism and what makes a good game journalist.
Although the picks are entirely ours, we have allowed the recipients some leeway in contributing their own bios.
About the editor: Kyle Orland has been writing about video games for the past nine years, getting his start by founding fan site Super Mario Bros. HQ in 1997. Since then he has written for many outlets, including Electronic Gaming Monthly, Paste Magazine, NPR.org, Next Generation, and The Escapist. Today, he continues to work as a freelancer, and blogs regularly for Joystiq. He also covers the game journalism industry on his personal site, Video Game Media Watch..
Steve Bauman
Editor-in-chief, Computer Games Magazine
Steve Bauman is the editor-in-chief of Computer Games Magazine and MASSIVE Magazine. He has over 17 years of experience in the game media—13 with Computer Games alone—and has seen the magazine evolve from being carved in stone tablets to its current glossy paper and digital forms. Prior to his work for Computer Games, he contributed to one of the first digital magazines, CompuServe's The Electronic Gamer. He's also had game-related articles published in the trade press (for which he was never paid), gets regularly misquoted by the mainstream press, and has had his editorials reprinted in college textbooks for some inexplicable reason.
Talmadge Blevins
Editorial Director, IGN Games
Talmadge Blevins is the editorial lead on IGN.com's games network, overseeing all content creation and publishing of IGN's console, handheld, and PC game sites. A master's graduate of the University of Georgia, Blevins joined IGN.com in October 1998 as an associate editor on the PC channel. He is a founding member of IGN Entertainment and has worked in the computer entertainment industry for over 12 years. Blevins has written articles for Next Generation magazine, Games Business magazine, and TV Guide, among other publications. He has also appeared as an expert in the field of videogames on several national and international television and radio networks, including G4TV, the BBC and NPR.
Owain Bennallack
Executive editor, Develop & Pocket Gamer
British-based Bennallack edited the magazine for developers from launch until its February 2006 issue. He now takes an executive role, but also edits widely respected website Pocket Gamer. He has also worked at MCV and Edge, and has provided consultancy and evaluation services to several leading developers and publishers. He is also chairman of the Develop In Brighton Conference advisory board.
Chris Buffa
Editor-in-chief, GameDaily
Growing up, Chris Buffa never aspired to be the editor-in-chief of a video game website. In fact, he never thought of combining two of his greatest interests (games and writing) until 2002, when he was offered a freelance position with Gamerfeed.com. Quickly ascending the ladder, Buffa was somehow put in charge of GameDaily's editorial team in early 2006 and he's never looked back.
Tom Byron
Editor-in-chief, Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine
Tom Byron's career in game journalism started in 1989 when he wrote game reviews as editor of the Atari ST enthusiast magazine STart, and later as a founding editor of PC Home Journal. In 1991, he made the leap to the "other side," first as head of PR at Spectrum HoloByte and then as a marketing manager. In 1995, Byron joined LucasArts where he eventually became Director of Product Marketing. His portfolio included the hits Rogue Squadron II, Jedi Knight II, Grim Fandango and the Monkey Island series. In 2002, Byron returned to magazines, joining Ziff Davis as editor-in-chief of GameNOW, then as editor-in-chief of GMR and now as editor-in-chief of Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine.
Simon Carless
Editorial Director, CMP Game Group
Simon Carless is the Editorial Director of Game Developer magazine, and its website, as well as CMP websites Serious Games Source, Game Career Guide and GameSetWatch. He is also Chairman of the yearly Independent Games Festival, has previously worked as Games Editor for popular tech website Slashdot, and wrote/edited the O'Reilly-published book Gaming Hacks. He has also contributed to magazines such as Wired, and was formerly a lead game designer in his native England and California for companies such as Eidos Interactive and Atari.
Matt Casamassina
Editor-in-chief, IGN Cube/IGN Wii
Matt Casamassina has been covering the videogame industry for more than 10 years. In the last decade, he has served as editor-in-chief for IGN.com's Nintendo 64, GameCube and Wii channels, and has freelanced for the network's other websites. His commentary and articles have appeared in Variety, USA Today, the Chicago Tribune, the Seattle Times, Next Generation, and more. Over the years, Casamassina has broken dozens of major Nintendo-related stories, from the name of GameCube to the system specs of the Wii console.
Brian Crecente
Editor, Kotaku.com; Writer, Rocky Mountain News
Brian Crecente is the editor of and writer for gaming blog Kotaku and video game writer for the Rocky Mountain News, where his work appears on the Scripps-Howard Wire Service. Prior to becoming a full-time gaming journalist, Crecente was an award-winning police reporter for 11 years at three major dailies in Texas, Florida and Colorado where he covered everything from daily crime and wild fires to the contested presidential election and serial killers. He has written about video game for the past seven years, for the Palm Beach Post in Florida, Geek.com, Gamezilla, Extended Play, Access Magazine and Jester.com. Besides covering video gaming for the Rocky and Kotaku, Crecente currently writes pieces for Playboy Magazine, Stuff Magazine, 360 Magazine and his personal blog, Red Assed Baboon. He is married and the father of a 5-year-old boy.
N'Gai Croal
General Editor, Newsweek
N'Gai Croal has written about technology ever since joining Newsweek in February 1995. As a contributor to the weekly Cyberscope section, Croal has reviewed many of the latest Web sites, digital cameras, mobile phones, computer peripherals, MP3 players, CD-ROMs, toys joysticks and video games. He also writes for the magazine's Arts and Entertainment section, where he has covered everything from the eye-popping special effects in "The Matrix" to the success of rock n' rap performers like Eminem and Kid Rock. In December 1999 he was promoted to general editor. His work has also appeared in The Washington Post, Details, The Source, Momentum and Theater Week.
John Davison
Senior Vice President/Editorial Director, 1up Network
John Davison is the Senior Vice President and Editorial Director at Ziff Davis Media, where he shapes and directs all 1UP Network editorial products, including 1UP.com, MyCheats.com, GameVideos.com, GameTab.com, the 1UP Show, Electronic Gaming Monthly, Computer Gaming World, and the Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine. He is also the co-host of the popular 1UP Yours weekly podcast. Previously, Davison served as the editor-in-chief of Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine, seeing it through a number of significant transitions, and prior to that he led Electronic Gaming Monthly through some major milestones in the late '90s. Before moving to the States and joining Ziff Davis, Davison was the publisher of UK PC gaming magazine PC Zone at Dennis Publishing.
Curt Feldman
News Editor, Gamespot
Curt Feldman is responsible for the direction and operations of GameSpot News, the leading source of news for game industry professionals. He is in charge of strategy as well as the day-to-day operations of the news desk. Feldman has been covering the game beat for the past eight years. Prior to his current role, Feldman was Editor-in-Chief of Games Business. Before that, he worked at a number of consumer and trade publications including Travel & Leisure, Entertainment Weekly, and Adweek.
Lisa Foster
Managing Editor, MCV
Lisa Foster joined the game journalism industry in 1994 as deputy editor at CTW, which was then the global video game industry's only weekly trade title. In 1998 she quit with editor Stuart Dinsey to help him launch a new weekly trade magazine, MCV. She edited the magazine until 2001 when she was promoted to managing editor of MCV and several other titles in the Intent Media portfolio, including Develop (the respected international monthly publication for the creative community). However, she retains a close watching brief on MCV and continues to contribute to the magazine on a weekly basis. With MCV now well established as the leading source of UK trade news – and with a strong international voice – Foster has been widely quoted in both the specialist and national press.
John Gaudiosi
Freelancer/ Hollywood Reporter
John Gaudiosi has been covering videogames for The Washington Post since his undergraduate and graduate school days at George Mason University. Gaudiosi serves as the video game reporter for the Hollywood Reporter and covers all aspects of the video game industry for outlets like Playboy, Wired, GamePro, Geek, Xbox.com, and Yahoo! Games. He also serves as editor for SportsGamer.com and regularly blogs at WRAL.com and insidevideogames.com. His specialty is the convergence of Hollywood and videogames, tracing the rise of what was a niche area into the fastest-growing field in entertainment today. On the television front, he serves as a videogame expert for NBC's Consumer Report and is a consulting producer for Foglight Entertainment, which creates videogame TV programs.
Jeff Gerstmann
Senior Editor, Gamespot
Jeff Gerstmann got his start covering games at a short-lived magazine called Blaster in 1994. He's covered video and computer games for the past decade at GameSpot.com. In addition to being one of the site's most prolific reviewers, Gerstmann also regularly appears on GameSpot's weekly live video show and weekly news podcast. He has made appearances on several television and radio shows over the years, including Good Morning America and many local and cable news programs.
Kieron Gillen
Kieron Gillen has been writing about videogames professionally since a seedy man came up to him in a nightclub and asked him if he wanted to do so. Almost twelve years later, he's been the deputy editor of PC Gamer, recipient of the PTC's Best New Special Consumer Journalist Of The Year Award, written for everyone from Games Developer to the Guardian and infamously coined the phrase New Games Journalism. He continues to sell words for money and has just launched his critically-acclaimed comic Phonogram, which aims to prove he can annoy comic readers as much as gamers.
Libe Goad
Senior Editor, AOL Games
Videogame vet Libe Goad has been covering the electronic entertainment industry for a number of popular consumer magazines and web sites for nearly ten years. Today, as Senior Editor for AOL Games, Goad is responsible for directing the content of one of the biggest video game sites on the Web, from news and reviews to features and interviews. Prior to AOL Games, Goad ran the videogames coverage for men's consumer magazine Sync and Blender Magazine. She also reported on consumer technology news for PC Magazine and other Ziff Davis properties and was the Editor-at-Large for gaming enthusiast site HappyPuppy.com. In 1999, Goad started the popular women's gaming Web site GameGal.com.
Jeff Green
Editor-in-chief, Computer Gaming World
Jeff Green is the editor-in-chief of Computer Gaming World magazine, where he has toiled for nine years and counting. He began his CGW career in 1997 as the adventure/RPG and sports editor, eventually taking over as editor-in-chief in 2001. In 1998, he began his GreenSpeak column, which went on to become one of the most popular columns in the business. He retired the column in 2003, but brought it back again for a second run in 2006. From 2003-2005, he was also the anonymous writer of GMR magazine's popular "Game Geezer" column. As a noted industry expert, Green has been interviewed numerous times by multiple mainstream media outlets, including CNN, The New York Times, National Public Radio, and Reuters. His mother is still very proud of him.
Rich Greenhill
Editor-in-chief, Yahoo! Video Games
Born and raised in London, England, Rich Greenhill is somehow enduring the occupation of a videogames editor position in the harsh climate of Santa Monica, California. Working professionally in the industry since 1996, Greenhill played an integral role in the recent revamp to Yahoo's videogame channel, and is currently in charge of all the property's content programming and production. An obsessive games player for almost three decades, Greenhill's deadly mouse-and-keyboard combo skills serve almost no socially redeeming purpose.
Julianne Greer
Executive Editor, The Escapist
Julianne Greer was a lifelong gamer and relative outsider to traditional gaming journalism when she co-founded The Escapist in July 2005. She has served as executive editor for the online magazine since its inception, growing it to over 150,000 monthly readers and actualizing her vision of editorial coverage for gaming that befits the most important entertainment industry of the 21st century. Greer also serves as the Editorial Director for Themis Group's other media properties, including WarCry Network and AllGameNews. Prior to her work on The Escapist, she had worked as a professional broadsword fighter, a new media consultant and an advertising copywriter.
Dave Halverson
Editor-in-chief, Play
After starting Die Hard Game Club, the largest import video game mail order in the country, Dave began his career in video game journalism when he launched GameFan Magazine in 1992. Post-GameFan, Halverson became editor-in-chief for Gamers Republic before launching his second publication, Play Magazine in 2000. Since then he's been the on-air reviewer for Access Hollywood. Halverson's calling card has always been a love of the games and a special bond with the developers that make them. Halverson has also appeared on CNN, G4, Center Seat TV, and in Tribune newspapers across the Country, such as the LA Times.
Hirokazu Hamamura
Editor-in-chief, Famitsu
As president of Enterbrain Inc. Hamamura oversees the publication of Japan's Famitsu family magazines, headed by the top-selling Weekly Famitsu, the country's oldest an most respected magazine. Known for its harsh review standards, only six games have received a perfect 40 out of 40 in the magazine's 20+ year history. Hamamura also oversees the publication of other Enterbrain video game magazines like Login, Arcadia and Tech Gian, as well as sports and manga magazines.
Jerry Holkins and Mike Krahulik
Writer/Artist, Penny Arcade
Mike Krahulik and Jerry Holkins (aka Gabe and Tycho) started Penny Arcade in 1998, posting their game-focused webcomic in their spare time. What started as a hobby has since turned into a cultural phenomenon with the site becoming one of the largest game media outlets sporting over 3 million readers worldwide. In addition to the site, Penny Arcade also hosts PAX (The Penny Arcade Exposition), the largest videogame show in North America, Child's Play, an organization dedicated to providing game consoles for hospitalized children across the globe and the Penny Arcade Scholarship, an annual grant providing financial aid to those wishing to enter the game industry.
Dan "Shoe" Hsu
Editor-in-chief, Electronic Gaming Monthly
Shoe started off his game-journalism career as an associate editor at Electronic Gaming Monthly back in 1996. He eventually worked his way up to become EGM's Previews Editor as well as Editor-in-Chief of Ziff Davis Media's Videogame Buyers' Guide for two years. In 2000, he followed the dotcom gold rush out to California where he helped launch Gamers.com, first as executive editor then as editor-in-chief for video games. The gold rush quickly became a bust, and luckily for Shoe, EGM asked him back to take the helm as editor-in-chief of the magazine.
Greg Kasavin
Editor-in-chief, GameSpot
As editor-in-chief of GameSpot, Greg Kasavin's days revolve around supervising editorial operations and continuously improving the popular site's growing list of services. Typically, he then goes home to play and write about games late into the night while his wife, baby daughter, and two dogs waste away precious hours of their lives sleeping. He's been a prolific contributor to GameSpot since 1996 and is probably best known for his hundreds of game reviews. Kasavin holds a master's degree in business administration and a bachelor's degree in English. He was born in Moscow, Russia.
John Keefer
Managing Editor, GameSpy
A writer and editor long before entering the computer games industry, Keefer has been in journalism for more than 25 years, working at the Sun-Sentinel newspaper in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., for 13 years as a designer, writer and editor before coming to GameSpy. He has been writing about games and managing GameSpy editorial for about seven years. He enjoys writing previews, doing interviews and meeting people in the industry.
Geoff Keighley
Keighley has been writing about videogames for 14 years (half his life). He got his start writing for enthusiast magazines, but today his work spans multiple mediums. He is currently a contributing writer to Business 2.0 and Entertainment Weekly. On television he hosts Spike TV's Game Head. Keighley is also a columnist for Official Xbox Magazine and writes GameSpot's Behind the Games series. NewsBios.com recently named him one of the best journalists under 30. He is also only one of two journalists — the other being Mike Wallace — profiled in the book "Geeks and Geezers" from Harvard Business School Press.


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I've tried all the usual constipation remedies and am taking Mineral Oil which has helped but I don't know about the long term effects.
I am taking tasigna for CML and have constipation. Do you have any suggestions?
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Yes on both. If I took MO every other day would it be OK.
Have you tied something like Haley's MO? Do they even make that anymore? The problem with mineral oil is it can hinder the absorption of some vitamins and minerals. I found that for me, constipation being from other meds, I need to take a combo of things. Like Colace ever day with fiber and lots of water. Then every other day I take peri colace at bedtime. Fiber and fruit juices work for some people.
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Dear BB, I used to be on suboxone and one of the main side effects is constipation. A former member here named mpvt or mpvt, suggested more water, eating pulpy fruit and walking of some other exercise that a person is physically able to do. I drank more water and I HATE water, ate fresh pineapple and walked and it helped. You also might try Phillips milk of magnesia tablets, they truly are gentle. You also can use dulcolax to soften the stool, a suppository if you really need it. With Phillips tablets, there I'll be NO explosions or tummy cramps and you can take them every day. You do need to drink a glass of water with them, the water helps flush waste out and form the stool. Patti
Very helpful. I walk, drink lots of water, eat right, but this drug is really tough since it has a diuretic. I'll try the Phillips to see how that works for me.
I hope it will help. When I first started subs, I didn't go for at least 5 days. I told my boyfriend and he freaked out and told me I would die. I had to use a suppository and was so uncomfortable until I got some advice on how to circumvent the constipation. Even some of the laxatives that claim they are gentle, result in cramps and emergency trips to the bathroom. I found the Phillips MOM tablets to be extremely gentle but effective.
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Even before Dwyane Wade's left hamstring balked and then his right gave way, before the starting point guard emerged as the team's best backup shooting guard, before Shannon Brown arrived, started and then departed, the question loomed:
How could the Miami Heat, a team with hopes of more than merely contending for the playoffs, not have had more in place at shooting guard?
Yes, Wade's latest hamstring issue came at a time when Wade again was hitting his stride, but this also is a player who turned 33 on Jan. 17. And yes, had Josh McRoberts remained healthy, the added frontcourt playmaking could have offset some of the backcourt shortcomings.
But basically what the Heat have offered behind Wade this season has been:
-- An experiment with Brown that lasted less than a month.
-- Hope that Danny Granger could take time at the position despite a lack of agility that mostly has reduced him to a standstill-shooting combo forward.
-- The not-quite-ready rawness of rookie swingman James Ennis.
Read moreQ: Come on Ira, Mo Williams is an awful addition. He's like a tiny Shawne Williams. -- C.C.T.
A: I mentioned the possibility on Twitter simply because of the reports of Williams being made available by the Timberwolves and of Detroit potentially having interest in Norris Cole at the right price. So it comes down to what you think of Cole and Mo Williams at the moment, with both on expiring contracts. Based on the fact that the Heat did not extend Cole by the Oct. 31 deadline, and with the reality that the Heat must extended a $3 million qualifying offer by June 30 to keep Cole from becoming an unrestricted free agent in the offseason, I just don't see many signs of him returning (and that's not even getting into his move to the agency run by LeBron James' business partner Rich Paul). So, to a degree, I think Norris can be viewed as somewhat of an expiring commodity by the Heat. With Dwyane Wade out, and with the Heat having scoring issues, the thought here is the occasional scoring...
Read moreObservations from Friday night's 93-72 loss to the Dallas Mavericks at AmericanAirlines Arena:
-- Dwyane Wade should wait to declare if he is out for the All-Star Game, to give Adam Silver more time to consider White-sanity.
-- Hassan Whiteside was nothing short of a rebounding vacuum cleaner in the first quarter and first half.
-- Tall is good.
-- And he made a pair of jumpers in the first half, as well.
-- It was what the Heat needed with Wade and Luol Deng out.
-- But as you were watching, you also knew the Heat needed more.
-- And they didn't have more.
-- So the Mavericks took their time, before stream-rolling to a 23-0 second-half run.
-- It was another night that exposed the Heat's lack of depth.
-- Chris Bosh simply had to provide more.
-- Although without Wade and Deng, there isn't much Heat.
-- It was sort of the expected result in an unexpected way.
-- There actually were a bunch of surprises early, including a revival by James Ennis and a second-quarter contribution from...
Read moreA look at the starting lineups, inactives, referees and a pregame note of note for Friday's 8 p.m. game between the Heat and Mavericks at AmericanAirlines Arena (TV: Sun Sports, ESPN. Radio: 790-AM, 104.3-FM, 106.3-FM, 710-AM-Spanish), with Wade, Deng out for the Heat, Parsons out for the Mavericks.
Starting lineups
Center: Hassan Whiteside
Power forward: Chris Bosh
Small forward: Danny Granger
Shooting guard: Mario Chalmers
Point guard: Shabazz Napier
Inactive: Josh McRoberts, Dwyane Wade, Luol Deng.
Coach: Erik Spoelstra
Center: Tyson Chandler
Power forward: Dirk Nowitzki
Small forward: Richard Jefferson
Shooting guard: Monta Ellis
Point guard: Rajon Rondo
Inactive: Ricky Ledo, Chandler Parsons.
Coach: Rick Carlisle.
Referees: Monty McCutchen, Brian Forte, Scott Twardoski.
Pregame note of note: Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle enters 599-416 (.590). With his next victory he will become the 24th coach in NBA history to record 600 career victories. Carlisle coached in his 1,000th career game vs. Oklahoma City (12/28/14). He became the 27th coach in NBA history to reach 1,000 games. He recorded his 500th career win against Portland on 2/6/13, becoming the 28th coach in league history to reach the milestone. Carlisle holds an all-time record of 318-205 (.608) with Dallas. Carlisle recorded his 300th win with the Mavericks at Toronto on 11/28/14 (Dallas defeated Toronto 106-102). He became the third coach in Mavericks history to record 300 victories with the franchise, joining Don Nelson (339-251, .575) and Dick Motta (329-409, .446). Carlisle, who was hired by Dallas in May 2008, is the third-longest tenured head coach in the league behind San Antonio's Gregg Popovich (hired in December 1996) and the Heat's Erik Spoelstra (April 2008). He coached in his 500th game with Dallas against New Orleans on 12/10/14.
Read moreQ: Well, Dwayne Wade's out again. It's difficult to have any fluidity with players in and out of the lineup ongoing. But let's look at this squad even with a healthy Wade. The positive: We have four quality players in the starting unit. Two are All-Star players in Wade and Chris Bosh (though Bosh's drop in rebounding from the first month of the season to now is a concern), and a third, in Luol Deng, though possibly on the downside of his career, is still a quality small forward, and we have a center in Hassan Whiteside who can protect the rim and score around the basket. So we do have a strong core of four in the starting lineup. Though not athletic, it still gives us a unit that is in the upper 25 percent of the teams in the league. Point guard, along with limited 3point shooting, are the only weaknesses in the starting lineup. What we have is absolutely no bench. Outside of Chris Andersen, Pat Riley has done as poor a job as we imagined in the offseason in fleshing out positions,...
Read moreQ: Why sign Tyler Johnson again, he surely is not the answer? -- Chet.
A: But he is a viable short-term alternative, at least having a familiarity at a time when the Heat need a ready-to-go option. Remember, just because you sign a 10-day contract doesn't mean you have to be retained for all 10 days, in case something better comes along. And the Heat can sign Johnson for the balance of the season at any point, whether it's after his second and final 10-day contract, or somewhere down the road. But I agree that Johnson is not the answer if Wade is going to miss a week or more this time, and then perhaps have other absences, as well. The fact that the Heat did not have a Plan B beyond Shannon Brown at the start of the season when it came to a veteran presence at reserve shooting guard is mystifying. There is still time to correct that miscalculation. But now is the time to get it done.
Q: Hi Ira, I know Pat Riley said he is just listening to offers, but would he really consider Lance...
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This was a very enjoyable tour. The food provided was delicious and plenty. The scenery and entertainment was also very nice. However, I am from Florida so I did not realize when I pre-booked this tour how cold it would be out on the water in the evening. We had to stay inside during the whole cruise - only running outside quickly to take pictures. So I would recommend this tour but be sure to take warm clothes!
was awesome...a nice clear evening and great people onboard...a great way to celebrate our 35th anniversary...
This tour was great! the views of the Golden Gate and Bay Bridge were amazing, the on board meal and entertainment were also very good
We did this tour twice once the evening we arrived and then the last evening we were in town . well worth it they even had live music during the cruise.
Tour was great! The announcer/entertainer was really good. The food was good. All the staff, including the bartenders were really friendly. The only disappointment was that there wasn't a very good sunset that day, but that's just he luck of the draw.
Excellent round the bay trip
This cruise was great! I took this cruise on the evening I arrived in San Fran. It was super foggy but the sunset was still enjoyable. It was also incredibly windy for most of the trip though, with the waves getting a bit rocky a certain points. The snacks provided were basically a meal. The crew was friendly and the live music was great. Would recommend.
It was awesome. My boyfriend and I had a great time and would do it again.
Was a wonderful time! Be sure to bring a jacket as it gets quite chilly out on the ocean. They served sandwiches, a few salads, fruits and veggies...so no need for a meal before the cruise. Entertainment was wonderful and views are amazing.
Although the fog moved in shortly after we set sail we had a wonderful trip. The food was good, staff was great. Thoroughly enjoyed it.
The food was pleasant. It was my sister birthday and we really enjoyed ourselves. The staff was nice those that acknowledge us being there help us with picture taking and friendly conversation. Most relaxing day.
Great food! Great sights! We loved it and would do it again. Best part was when we went under the Golden Gate Bridge. Such a beautiful night.
It was everything we hoped for. Relaxing, good food, and great views all around the bay. The staff was super friendly and the musician on board was a really nice touch. We will definitely take another cruise the next time we tour San Francisco.
Loved it. They just ran out of food.
The sunset cruise was great. It was all we had hoped for and more! Great view of the bay and the Golden Gate Bridge. And the appetizers wre fantastic.


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Find the Survivors is a quest that starts up the night after Let's Eat Breakfast. Although you slept a little, you will not have recovered health if your party was previously injured. Make sure you check the team before going into battle!
After a lot of dialogue, you must search Kiccigiorgi Forest for any survivors. These survivors will be at the dead ends of the small, X-shaped forest.
The enemies of the forest will either be hordes that seem to vary in weakness, or they could be regular demons. The demons include:
The third dead end will contain a boss battle, so make sure you save before you go into it.
Boss Battle: Strix
Phys. | Gun | Fire | Ice | Elec. | Force | Light | Dark |
- | Wk | - | Nu | Wk | - | Nu | Nu |
Strix isn't too tough of a boss fight. She is weak to both Electric and Gun skills, so it shouldn't be too hard to find several demons to put her in her place. Whatever you do, do not use Ice skills. Strix will use the Life Drain skill to steal some of your party member's HP and restore her own. Keep hitting her with Ice and Gun skills until she is gone.
After the battle, head further into the forest to continue the quest.
Forest Depths
This area is pretty short. The same demons seem to be in this area as the last. Feel free to level up some more or recruit more demons. Up the path is another demon boss battle.
Boss Battle: Issachar
Phys. | Gun | Fire | Ice | Elec. | Force | Light | Dark |
- | - | - | - | - | - | Nu | Nu |
Issachar is a level 13 demon that will be neutral to all common elements. Use whatever your team is good at until he is eliminated.
One of the skills he will use is the strong physical attack Critical Wave. This skill will hit your entire party.
You will obtain a good amount of EXP and an Agilao Stone for winning the fight.
Your next objective is to search for the Black Samurai. If you don't wish to finish the quest and head back to the castle, you may not want to go too far. Just walk around and gain some more levels or recruit demons. Before going too far, look for a question mark around the North end of the path. It should be around the highest part of the path. This allows you to jump down and return to the starting area. It's sort of a short cut, and there will be a relic below.
Not far ahead is the Black Samurai at another dead end.
After a bit of dialogue, you will encounter another demon horde. You won't be able to battle them, so don't worry about your team's health. Sit back and listen to the dialogue until the quest ends.
The next morning head to Aquila Plaza. Actually, the map will say Emergency Meeting Ground instead of Aquila Plaza. After the scene, head to K's Tavern and check the Blackboard to find your fellow Samurai. You will be given another dialogue choice, but it won't affect the quests. The next mission will start up after the dialogue: Capture the Black Samurai.
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While breast cancer is still the most commonly diagnosed form of cancer among American women, the number of patients dying from the disease continues to decline. That's the good news; the bad news is that those statistics do not look so good for African-American women.
A new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggests that large gaps between black and white women in terms of mortality and stage of diagnosis continue to persist.
Black women still have a disproportionately higher breast cancer death rate - 41% higher than white women. This finding is based on 2005 to 2009 data, showing that even though African-American women have a lower incidence of breast cancer, they are more likely to die of this disease than women in any other racial or ethnic group.
Diagnosis of breast cancer at more aggressive stages is also more common among black women than white women. There were nine more deaths among black women for every 100 breast cancers diagnosed compared to white women.
The report says that mammography may be less frequently used among black women than white women, based on self-reported data. It's also more common for a longer amount of time to pass between mammograms for black women than white women.
Once a woman receives abnormal mammography results, it takes longer for her to get a diagnosis if she's black than if she's white, studies have shown.
The report also points out that black women more commonly have subtypes of tumors that are harder to treat, especially a kind called triple negative breast cancer.
"Further research is needed to determine the etiology of biological characteristics of breast cancer in black women to design effective prevention and treatment strategies," the report said.
This report also points out that African-American women still aren't receiving the same quality of breast cancer treatment as white women typically do. White women are also more likely to begin treatment within 30 days of diagnosis.
If women of both races received the same treatment, death rates could fall by almost 20%, Dr. Marcus Plescia, Director of the Division of Cancer Prevention and Control at CDC, told reporters Wednesday.
The Affordable Care Act is designed to allow access to health care that wasn't possible for some women before, including mammograms, said Ileana Arias, principal deputy director for the CDC.
This report does have some limitations that it acknowledges: The study did not verify cause of death. Race and ethnicity could have been misclassified, and the population estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau may have errors.
Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in the United States, and leads to about 40,000 deaths annually among all women.
In general, more research is needed to probe the reasons for such racial disparities and develop interventions that benefit all groups. More aggressive breast cancer types also require more research in terms of screening and treating them.
I am so angry right now, I am currently fighting one of the rare breast cancer Inflammatory Breast Cancer, and I asked my onc the question that your article speaks of "If women of both races received the same treatment, will my diagnosis change," I was told I would still die because I am Black. How can you make such statements regarding black women and breast cancer and then come back and make your disclaimers. I am going to die from all reports I have read and every doctor, cancer organization, every researcher because of every thing under the sun even to black women not owning computers. Is this a money thing or what? I would love and will speak to these people. Where are they getting their stats from? Are they just making this up to get paid.
Fighting4thetatas: My sister battled stage 4 IBC six years ago and she is still cancer free. UNC told her she was the only cancer patient there that wasn't anemic. Two years ago I battled Triple Negative Cancer (I'm NOT black or hispanic). So.... give yourself a fighting chance to BEAT YOUR IBC. How? See someone trained in boosting your immune system via accupuncture (needles or via pressure). My sister and I are both needle-phobic, so we saw a highly recommended chiropractor who was trained in this skill. When I told my sister that my Duke oncologist said to me "ALL our cancer patients are anemic at some point, except you. Whatever you're doing – don't stop" – she told me that UNC said the very same thing to her. Two different, highly praised cancer treatment hospitals, said the same thing to her and to me. (I too have been cancer free for a year now). So I told the chiropractor and he told me WHY. He said "your blood needs to be oxygenated in order to best carry nutrients (and the chemo) through your body. You oxygenate your blood when you exercise, which is something you don't have the strength to do when fighting cancer. When I boost your immune system, I'm oxygenating your blood. THAT's why you and your sister never battled anemia and why you both did so much better from the treatments." So, get YOUR immune system boosted (my sister and I went weekly during our chemo treatments). We also had several powerful prayer groups praying for us and that makes a big difference too.
Thank you Lou so much for your reply. I will take your advice and will post to let you and the world know how it went. Its amazing how the things that we never thought could help, are the very things that does.
This is a good informative article for black women. Coming from a family that has a history of breast cancer, I know the effect it has and it has scared. I'm a Junior in college and I religiously do self breast exams and take precautionary actions. I do believe EVERYONE young, old, black,white,Indian,Hispanic should take preventative measures and get check ups. Trust me cancer does not care about your race or age.
I think not only race is an issue, I think a lot of woman are discriminated based on their age as well. I am 27 and they found my lumps when I was 26. It has taken me over a year to get into any doctor, not because of my race but because of my age, and the fact that I can't afford my employers insurance ($536 in 2012). As a single mother and having sole custody of my two boys ages 3 and 7 how can treatment not be a concern? I find it sad that doctors are more worried about the money aspect rather than the patient in it all.
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This is not a good article for Black women, this article is still saying Black/African American women do not go to the doctor in time. According to one of the doctors in this article I was told this article was to point out that IF women of both races received the same treatment, death rates could fall. Unfortunately Black women are not receiving the same equal treatment, that is the problem. The stats are wrong and need to be corrected. And yes age is a problem because most in the medical field is under the impression that if you are under 40 you will not have breast cancer and they do not see a need to give you a scan. I can tell you that with Inflammatory Breast Cancer an 11 year old passed as well as a 16 year old. Check us out @ fighting4thetatas.org
I was just diagnosed on Nov 10,2012, triple negative. I am a 50 year old African American. My team of doctors have put me thru more tests than I could have imagine, MRI, PET Scan, EKG, various blood work and other tests. I feel that I am getting the best care possible. I am stage 1, my tumor was 1.6cm. I found the tumor myself and my OB/GYN had me take a mammogram (which I do every year) and a sonogram. I had a lumpectomy on 1/10/13., my lymph nodes and margin were free of cancer. I have to get 4 treatments of chemo and six weeks of radiation. Do your research and ask lots of questions, breast cancer.org is a very helpful site. Don't be afraid to ask questions and always get a second opinion.
Why is everything about Blacks VS Whites,, their shouldn't be a chart.... I really don't believe, when you have cancer, your thinking,,, how many Black, White, Asians, Hispanic or anyone else is going through this.
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- 4 large ripe tomatoes, peeled, seeded, and finely chopped
- 2 shallots, minced
- 1/3 cup fresh basil leaf, chopped
- 1/2 lemon, zest of
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- 2 tablespoons sherry wine vinegar
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh chives
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh tarragon
- salt & freshly ground black pepper
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- 1Make the sauce several hours or the night before. In a non-reactive mixing bowl, stir together the chopped tomatoes, shallots, basil, lemon zest, olive oil, vinegar, chives, and tarragon. Season to taste with salt, pepper, and a little cayenne. Cover the bowl and leave at room temperature to marinate for several hours or overnight (if your kitchen is very hot, refrigerate.).
- 2About 1/2 hour before serving time, preheat the oven to 400 degrees F. Cover a baking sheet with foil and lightly oil the foil with olive oil. When the oven is hot, switch it to its broiler function. Brush the salmon fillets with olive oil, season them with salt and pepper, and arrange them on a baking sheet. Place the salmon under the broiler about 2 inches from the flame and cook until done the top is very lightly browned and the flesh is still slightly pink in the center, 7 to 8 minutes. Meanwhile, taste the sauce and, if necessary, adjust the seasonings to taste.
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- Cholesterol 89.1 mg
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- Sodium 122.7 mg
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- Total Carbohydrate 6.4 g
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- Dietary Fiber 1.6 g
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- Sugars 3.2 g
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Not at all, only when it is related to research related to their own orientation. A clear conflict of interest that has proven to be biased.
Another example would be two lesbian researchers doing research on lesbian family studies. We all know where that led...
I didn't base the criticism on my opinion or the orientation.<quoted text>Humm, if a heterosexual then does reaserach on hetersexuals, its a clear conflict of interest that has proven to be biased.
In the case of Boswell, other historians discredited his work, which exposed his gay bias.
In the case of lesbian family studies, again, the methodology was extremely unscientific. So much so that even an article in Slate magazine noted the poor quality. In the most notable case, the lesbian researchers made the claim that lesbian couples made better parents than natural parents. It is why I require any family studies to include the methodology.
The question I never get answered is this; Why is this deception necessary for a legitimate cause??? Or, why is the denial of basic anatomy, evolution and scientific facts necessary to justify a legitimate cause???
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FORT COLLINS, Colo. – In its first and only tune-up before the regular season, Colorado State put forth a dominating performance en route to a 7-0 home exhibition victory over Colorado Mesa on Saturday afternoon.
The Rams were led on the day by two goals apiece from senior defender Catherine Ruder and freshman midfielder Janelle Stone. Sophomore midfielder Jacqueline Rigali and freshmen midfielders Ally Serra and Gianna Marconi also found the back of the net.
Colorado State got off to a quick start when Ruder found herself behind the defense in the 13th minute after a penetrating pass from junior Gianna Bertana. Ruder calmly placed the ball past the goalie to give CSU an early 1-0 lead which it would take into halftime.
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