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Author/Note from Neonzangetsu: Apologies for the Kurosaki typo in the last chappy. For those of you who wanted to review at times and couldn't due to the glitches the site has been having as of late, I deeply apologize. But if you can still find it in your heart to review this humble author's hardwork, then please do! Reviews keep me writing! And now, we'll get a look at Sasuke's future.
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Sosuke Aizen. Soul reaper, and lieutenant of squad five, subordinate of Hirako Shinji. For those who'd seen him or met him face to face, Sosuke Aizen was a polite, mild mannered man who was arguably the most peaceful, sociable, and benevolent shinigami to ever exist in the Sereitei, next to the Thirteenth's Jushirou Ukitake.
For those who'd just been both viciously manipulated and betrayed by Sosuke Aizen, and the last Uchiha who weakly watched his former comrade explain that he was behind an elaborate scheme to ensure their demise, three words fit the bill, three words suited Sosuke Aizen to a T.
After witnessing the massive explosion created by Tessai, Sasuke seconded the sentiment entirely. He'd been thrown clear out of the grove, so great was the blast radius, even after being deflected by his fellow lieutenant.
Now, as he stared at the three co-conspirators from amidst the gnarled branches of an ancient tree, having been thrown into it during the climax of the explosion, Uchiha Sasuke observed the makings of a plot, so elaborate, so astounding, that for the second time that night, the sole surviving Uchiha once again questioned his sanity.
Right now, he just about to get up and blast Aizen with an Amateratsu, and none of this wicked tale would take place. But the pain in his head had other ideas, and thus, Sasuke was abruptly forced him to take other countermeasures.
He couldn't move his legs, they refused to respond to even the simplest of commands.
Out. Let me out.
"Oh? It seems we have an unwanted guest."
For a moment, those passive chestnut brown eyes fell upon the branches of Sasuke's self-made prison. Then the Uchiha swore, and worked harder to extricate himself, to retrieve his sword which had lodged itself in a nearby branch, whose hilt he could only just brush with the tip of his forefinger..
"Kaname, take care of it."
The breath hitched in Sasuke's throat, and the instinct of self preservation began to drive him again as he strained to retreive his zanpakutou from the perch upon which it had so quietly fell. And then, the sword nudged in his direction. Whatever foreign prescence that now existed within his mind, it wanted to survive, just as much as he did.
If he were to be discovered here, death was all that awaited him. Urahara and Tessai were too far away to possibly notice his plummeting reaitsu, which by this point, barely registered at a twentieth seat.
In which case...
Nudging the guard of his blade, Sasuke looked on as the zanpakutou began to spin lazily in front of him. Forcing himself to ignore the footsteps steadily drawing closer to his position, he forced the excess reiryoku from his body, converting it and its reishi into reiatsu, and reaitsu into a slow, spiraling undercurrent that rustled the breeze.
"Hado #58: T-Tenran. (Orchid Sky)" Sasuke gasped, his fingers weakly curing about her silvery hilt. No sooner had he taken his sword in hand, then a widening twister expelled itself outward from the tip, shredding away his cover, and forcing each of the three to raise a hand defensively to guard their face. Unseeing as the kido spell catapulted its wielder through the forest of rukongai and towards the streets that led to the Sereitei.
The winds spiraled wildly out of control after five miles of distance had been put between him and the traitorous trio. With a pained cry, his body hit the pavement and skidded to an abrupt halt. Still, it was all Sasuke could do to cling to Ikazuchi-Megami's hilt, and even that sapped his strength.
"Oh." Gin tilted his head slightly to the side, whilst Aizen looked on disspasionately. "Look's like he's gettin' away, Aizen-taichou." Indeed, the reaitsu signature was leaking away, slowly, fading into the distance.
"My deepest apologies!"Kaname bowed stiffly. "I'll pursue them immediately!"
Aizen stared after the resounding explosion, the flames flickering weakly in his eyes. Clearly someone had been spying on them, but that individual had fled the moment they'd been detected. There was no point in pursuing them, whoever they were, with Kyouka Suigetsu's perfect hypnosis, any claims they had would never have any hope of validation.
Besides, their reiatsu was on the verge of dissipating anyway. Anyone within a mile of this battle was sure to be surely injured and at the rate their reiryoku was dropping, they had to be wounded.
If they'd been infected, then whoever they were, they wouldn't be a threat for much longer. At best, they had an hour before the transformation set in, and once that began...
"No, we've done enough tonight, Kaname."
Sasuke made it to district twenty by the time the side effects became evident. He'd been feeling ill for about half an hour now, but it was only five minutes ago that the nasuea had taken a turn for the worst. Less then a second ago, he'd started to vommit white goop, barely able to drag himself out into an alleywaya before blood had tinged the white globs a sickly pinkish red.
An explosion of reaitsu came from his back as a strange white substance began pouring out of his eyes, his nose, his mouth. Sasuke was in more pain than he had ever thought was even possible. Hiyori running him through was nothing compared to this. The pressure on his body was incomprehensible. It felt like his body was suddenly three sizes too small for him, and was bursting at the seams trying to contain him.
Little one! My blade! Use your reflection.
Clutching Ikazuchi-Megami in a trembling hand, Sasuke waited until he was given his reflection, left eye flashing red at the sight of the strange material trying to devour him with all the tenacity of a sloth. Indeed, something white was smothering his good eye, and he couldn't understand why it hurt so much to breathe right now, nor why his reaitsu felt like that of a hollow's.
But he did know this.
'Whatever you are, I don't need you! I don't want you! GO AWAY!'
He wanted this thing off!
You WILL need me, soon enough.
"A-Amateratsu!" Sasuke gasped, desperate to be rid of the voice. He was granted the brief satisfaction of the foamy white material smoldering away like paper under the intense flames, right before his conciousness was swept under. His skin howled in agony, but he somehow managed to estinguish the hellish inferno. Given the brief satisfaction of knowing that he'd escaped from whatever fate had befallen the other's, he ignored the fierce burns he'd been dealt.
Charcoal black eyes burst open, and he screamed, awakening from the nightmare in which he hadn't been able to douse the flames, forced to writhe upon the ground in raw agony, howling in pain until the heat at last scorched away his lungs.
He didn't know where he was, he didn't know what had happened to him, he knew very little of what was going on inside his body right now, nor of the irreversible change that had taken place.
His reaitsu, dormant until now, flared up with a sharp crack, similair to that of his chidori. Sasuke extended a hand, fingers clenching into a familiar claw. He felt the familair energy of his element surge through his veins, both exhilerating and calming him, all at the same time. The strange, alien prescence was gone now, apparently having chosen to slumber after its defeat.
But what he saw, Hirako and the other's, slumped in a corner, off to the side of this underground cavern, was enough to set his blood boiling.
"Sprinkled on the bones of the beast! Sharp tower, red crystal, steel ring. Move and become the wind, stop and become the calm. The sound of warring spears fills the empty castle!"
"What're you-
"Hadō #63. Raikōhō!" (Thunder Roar Cannon)
"You're betraying the Sereitei, just like Aizen, aren't you?!" Sasuke hissed through clenched teeth as he thrust a palm forward while placing a hand upon his forearm. "And now you're trying to escape! I can't allow you to go any further!" As before energy streamed into his palm, though this time, the swirling vortex became a radiant, azure blue.
"Hadō #88. Hiryugekizokushintenraiho!" (Flying Dragon-Striking Heaven-Shaking Thunder Cannon)
For the first time in nine years, Sasuke watched Yoruichi Shihoin become enraged. It wasn't an methodical change either, it happened so quickly that Sasuke actually thought he'd missed it, as her lips curled up into a snarl, the warning too late to be of any real use.
"You fool."
The destructive spell was again batted away with contemptuous ease, where it detonated harmlessly into the air. By time Sasuke'd realized she was coming, it was already far to late to do anything other than brace himself.
"Do you really think that's all there is to it?!" He winced as she slammed him into the stone wall, hairline fissures spreading out from the point of impact to spray a few pebbles into his hair. "That I'd just betray my division like this?! I have absolutely nothing to do with what happened to Shinji and the other's! They're only still alive because of me and Kisuke! Its the same for you!"
Sasuke didn't answer when she released him. He just slumped down against the wall, his face hidden in shadow. Yoruichi stared at him for a moment, amazed that he'd managed to suppress the hollow transformation through sheer willpower before being picked up and stabilized by Urahara. For a moment longer she considered the liability, before rejecting the possibility of bringing him along.
Sasuke had become too attached here. The very thing he'd sought to avoid had happened sometime during the last decade. He wasn't quite under Soul Society's sway yet, but at the same time, he wanted to upohold his new set of morals.
His injuries would likely leave everyone to think that he'd tried to stop them, but been defeated. There was no shame in knowing that he'd lost, in fact, it'd likely absolve him from any punishment the Central Forty-Six might be planning to dole out on the survivors'. Even looking at him now, there was no way to discern that he'd been infected by that horrible contagent.
However, there was still the matter of the hollow reaitsu now within him. With time, it would begin to resurface, and he wouldn't be able to suppress it once that power matured. Something would have to be done about it, or Sasuke would likely perish.
"Sasuke, I need a favor." He barely even twitched, but still, the Shihoin continued onwards. "Look after Soi fon for me. I know you can't stand her, but she'll be really upset about this. She might even hate me when all is said and done."
"I hate you." He grumbled, but as he looked up...
She was already gone, and so were the other's. He stared after them for a moment, his jaw clenched tightly shut in barely contained rage. No words could hope to mollify him, not now. He barely even heard the sound of the Onmitskido appearing behind him.
"Are you alright sir?!"
Sasuke tried to answer, but only vommited blood, the thick, ripe globes staining the dusty, oblong stone a thick red black. Apparently, he'd been hit harder than he thought, and only now had he begun to fell the after effects. Of course, he only realized this now, as he passed out.
"Quick, let's bring him to the infirmary! Unohana-taichou will know what do!:
Next time: Mending a shattered sense of pride and second division. Look around, Sasuke. You're not the only one who feels pain.


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Get away from it all in this beautifully maintained gated condominium complex with spectacular ocean views. Be lulled to sleep as you listen to the pounding of the waves below. The recently renovated one bedroom apartment faces the ocean and has a king size bed, two convertible sofa beds in living room, two full baths with shower, a fully equipped kitchen, A.C., T.V. Linens and towels are provided. This is a non-smoking unit and parking available at no extra charge. Laundry service and maid service in the complex is available at extra cost. Vida del Mar has two swimming pools, a seasonal restaurant and another close by within walking distance. WiFi available in unit. This is a very safe community with 24/7 security.
This is my father's property, he lives in Mexico and I live in the U.S. My sister and I are helping him manage this.
Rachael Palacios purchased this condo in 2008
He owns a house in Club Santiago and bought this as an extra place to have on hand when there were too many of us to stay at the house.
This is a unique, quiet complex that is away from the hustle and bustle, but close enough if you want to go into town and eat at the restaurants in Santiago (Juanito's is a favorite) or Manzanillo.
I loved this condo. The most awesome view, you can hear the ocean, peaceful, and super secure. We never felt unsafe, the community staff was very helpful and courteous. The owners were easy to work with and were very responsive. I give my highest recommendation to rent this condo.
This condo is delightful, updated, well outfitted. But the setting, over-looking the bay, with the waves crashing below, is spectacular. We only used 2 of the 3 Vida del Mar pools but the Recife pool provides a breathtaking panorama of the mountains and the water. This was my first experience with VRBO and I was more that satisfied.
OK, it is not very usual for me to write a review but this time I am pretty sure I need to share what I've recently experienced. This condo is great! It has, as an apartment, everything you might need. However, the reason why it is so special is the astonishing view of the ocean right below. More than ever: location, location, location! You hear the nocturnal waves while you're in bed, up in a cliff....it doesn't come more romantic, believe me. The entire property is beautiful, isolated from the noise of downtown Manzanillo and yet close enough in case you feel like going for a stroll or visiting a shopping mall. Really, you won't regret staying at this property.
We just returned from four heavenly nights at this condominium. I'm almost reluctant to share this review with the world since we feel like we've discovered a little slice of paradise. But in truth this condo is beautifully remodelled, has wonderful bathrooms and a lovely, large kitchen, and an incredible ocean view. It's most likely the best condo on the property. Has really nice cookware as well. My husband and I took our two kids (ages 2 and 7) and were very, very comfortable. Thank you so much- we hope to be back again and again.
I,my wife and 4 yr old stayed at this fabulous apartment for our Xmas break.The apartment is perched on the cliff top with stunning views of the Bay and we woke up to the sound of waves crashing against the rocks.The apartment is well equipped with granite tops throughout.Vida del Mar boasts 3 pools,beautiful gardens and is never crowded due to private ownership.Weve stayed at this resort many times before and keep returning
My wife and I stayed in this condo for five days in late November. We were absolutely knocked out and delighted with the tremendous views from virtually the whole place ,just like the photos.The deck was a brilliant spot to sit and eat ,while admiring the view of cliffs and beach and listening to the surf. Everything appeared upgraded and new. In addition the pools in the complex were delightful, especially the cliff top one with incredible 180 degree ocean views.
Manzanillo is a well-known resort destination in Mexico and was the first shipping yard in Latin America, built in 1531. Today it is Mexico's most important commercial seaport and a popular port of call with cruise liners. Known as the Sailfish Capital of the world, the port is host to many national and international competitions. Manzanillo consists of two large bays and boasts an average of 350 sunny days a year. You don't have to be a fishing aficionado to enjoy all Manzanillo has to offer. It has several resorts, the most famous of which is Las Hadas of Dudley Moore and Bo Derek '10' fame. Club Santiago is also a favorite spot with the foreign set, particularly in the winter months. Vida del Mar, the complex in this listing, is situated beyond the Club Santiago, set high on a mountain side with ocean views. It is not on the actual bay of Santiago and the small beaches of Vida del Mar are considered open ocean. The complex is therefore not recommended for young children and is best suited for adults who mainly enjoy relaxing by the pool, going into town for shopping or a nice meal, or exploring all the region has to offer. Vida del Mar has two pools and a restaurant, L'Recif that is open in the high season. The restaurant is poolside with a bar and has fantastic views of the ocean below.
But if sitting by the pool is not enough for you, there is plenty to do around Manzanillo.
There are golf courses nearby, at Club Santiago, or other hotel resorts in Manzanillo, or further away at Barra de Navidad. A trip to La Culebra and eating Pescado Sarandeado by the lagoon is highly recommended. You can catch a boat there that will take you past the Ritz Carlton resort to Barra de Navidad, a favorite spot with the more bohemian crowd.
About an hour southeast of the port is Cuyutlan, famous for the Ola Verde beach, home to some of the best surfing in Mexico.
Ecotourism is available at Manantlan Biosphere Reserve where there is a 100 ft. waterfall. People can swim, hike, mountain bike and go abseiling. Arrangements for these trips can be typically done through the local hotels.
Colima, the State capital is inland, about an hour away past the Sierra Mountains. There is an active volcano aptly named Volcan del Fuego that is known to spew lava/smoke when in a foul mood, making a perfect dramatic subject for the avid photographer. A dormant volcano next to it, Volcan Nevado de Colima forms part of the national park where you can go hiking, see the crater lake, spot wildlife, etc. Wise to check on conditions before going.
Just outside Colima is the Pueblo Magico of Comala, known for its painted white adobe buildings. About a mile outside of Comala is the Nogueras Cultural Center, housed in a former sugar hacienda.
How active you want to be is up to you. If you prefer to stay in Vida del Mar and enjoy the views poolside, or meditate to the hypnotic sound of the crashing waves in the privacy of the apartment, you will be sure to return rejuvenated.
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April 1, 2015, 6:00 pm
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Students from CIM and the CWRU early music program present a wide range of repertoire in this series of early evening performances. To make your evening even more musical, attend the 8pm CIM Orchestra Concert at Severance.
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The spring break came at the right time, I seriously need a break after all mid-terms, papers and rehearsals.
First of all, congratulations, class of 2019!! I am very excited to meet you! and I can't believe I will be sophomore in few months…Still remember last year, I was still deciding where I should go, and I guess I made the right decision!
I can't really use words to describe how I get refreshed in this spring break. I spent most of my time meeting up my high school friends and Colby friends in Manhattan, I got Asian food almost every meal, and I get back the feeling of being a 'city girl'.
Perhaps growing up in a small business city has a big influence on me. I am very used to busy and efficient schedule, hectic life, and having public transportation that literally brings you wherever you want to go. Going to Colby College really offers me another way of living. Take it slow. Chill.
But something that I miss the most is the convenient transportation and the variety of food and activities. When I am stressed out or I need a break, I usually meet my old friends up and have a great meal. Here in Colby, I need to develop a new way to give myself a break! Haha, I don't play basketball that often in Hong Kong but since I can't go out of campus all the time, playing basketball become my new habit.
Here are some photos of NYC, the more I look at the photos, the more I miss home-Hong Kong.


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People jumping off of Big Ben's wagon
does anyone else think that everyone is overreacting about ben throwing 4 interceptions.
let me make this clear. ben had a bad game. he didnt play good at all.
does 4 interceptions reflect that? i dont think it does. lets recap the 4 interceptions.
the first one. a terrible decision trying to force the ball in a window that is just too small. no excuse.
the second one. ben hits nate in the numbers and he coughs it up. nate has to hold on to that.
the third one. with our long snapper out for the game and a 50yd field goal staring us in the face. we go for it on 4th and 4. protection breaks down and instead of taking a sack which would have given the giants excellent field position ben throws it up for grabs. i dont really see what else he could have done. taking a sack was way worse than throwing a pick. actually throwing an incompletion was worse than throwing a pick.
the fourth one. 4th and 10+ yds inside your own twenty. ben heaves one deep and it gets picked.
let me repeat this. i think ben played a bad game. the defense gave us a chance to win the game and the offense didnt pull through. but i dont get all the talk i am hearing about ben sucking cuz he threw four picks. four interceptions sounds bad but i dont think he played as bad as the stats suggest.:noidea:
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Re: People jumping off of Big Ben's wagon
Even the best hall of fame QB's had bad games. Ben is a good QB, I honestly think he is trying to be too tough and play through injuries.
Not to mention he doesnt have the best protection in the world......or even close for that matter.
Re: People jumping off of Big Ben's wagon
Steelers QBs are never cut any slack whatsoever. There's a reason Bradshaw carried a very sizable grudge against Steelers fans in general for a good two decades after he retired. Same old, same old.
Re: People jumping off of Big Ben's wagon
I mean come on...........if you have seen Ben play you know he can put the ball in the numbers, while running full speed, he's good.
I think Ben and Bradshaw are two totally different people, I like them both, but Bradshaw brough alot of criticsm on himself, not necessarily by his playing but his attitude while he was playing. Just IMO........... On the same token I think the Steeler nation has embraced Bradshaw now.:hug:
Re: People jumping off of Big Ben's wagon
He had a bad game, a real bad game. But he always bounces back.
Not sure if his shoulder is bothering him more than he's letting on or what.
Re: People jumping off of Big Ben's wagon
But again Bradshaw did go 2 decades with a chip on his shoulder, and given the way he was treated I don't blame him, but again I think the STEELER fans have come to love him again, and he knows it.
If yu seen the tonight show (can't remember may have been last year) he admitted as such.
Re: People jumping off of Big Ben's wagon
As far as the int. breakdown, the 2nd (tipped) can be dicounted, but the others are his fault imo.
The 1st, as stated, was forced.
The 3rd and 4th, I can understand the arguement, but I don't believe field position was of any consideration at the time. It was getting late and the Steelers needed a score. Gotta get the 1st down.
Re: People jumping off of Big Ben's wagon
Yes he did force some, but still something did not seem right. His accuracy is way better than what we seen sunday.
Re: People jumping off of Big Ben's wagon
Ben's not a mediocre QB. He's either awesome or he sucks. When he's good, everyone loves him and of course when he's bad, fans start freaking out. High risk, high reward. He's never gonna be perfect but at least he's exciting. His play relies on the team to play as one and sometimes that doesn't work. Yeah, I think he plays hurt too much but can you blame him? Every time a QB sits a game out they put their job at risk.
Re: People jumping off of Big Ben's wagon
I hope everyone jumps off his bandwagon and the Steelers bandwagon and that the Steelers can move forward in obscurity - only to once again SHOCK THE WORLD come early February.
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Today is the home opener for the Seattle Mariners and people are going to be fired up. Opening day or the home opener is always a fun day in every town. I bet some people are already down there or getting close to Safeco. I plan on running down there as soon as I can get out of work here. The thing about the first home game is everyone is excited and full of high expectations because the season is just starting. I will say though in Seattle I have noticed as well that the home opener is just a great reason to party. I have to the first home game the last couple of years and it never fails that the crowd will be excited and looking good. Last year I thought some guy was going to take a punch at me when I got on him about cutting in line, he was a few deep I was just starting so I let it go. The party in the beer garden out in center field is always jumping and one of the crazier beer gardens I have been in. I also feel like the home opener is a tradition that is passed down from family members to other family members and help's bring people together. I talked to a woman today who was hurting because she could not be home in the city she grew up in to go to game with her Dad, opening day or the home opener is a fun tradition and hope everyone has fun tonight. Stay safe out there and for tonight Go M's
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Cute and cozy 1br Victorian Home with Porch Just minutes from the Inner Harbour and Empress Hotel. Also close by is Beacon Hill Park, Dallas Road Waterfront, Fishermans Warf and the close by convenience stores for food, liquer and coffee/tea shops.
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Private 1br, front half of house, close to the inner harbour and Empress Hotel. Stainless steel appliances and washer and dryer. Cable and internet included. Great location and can walk everywhere. No car needed. Sit on the porch and watch the horse buggies stroll by. Street parking for Guests is allowed. Electronic door, so all you have to do is show up and enter your code emailed to you to gain entry.
No smoking and no pets. 2 people max. Minimum stay 3 days
I was on my own and had the most wonderful month. Their home became my home instantly. All my worries were in vain. My family felt comfortable when visiting.
It took a few minutes to town and a car was not necessary. I can't say enough about the house except that it was a home away from and the best bed I have slept in. Gracious hosts although I only had a second with them. Thank you Brian and Jocelyn
My wife and I have always enjoyed visiting Victoria. Brian and Jocelan's place is in a fantastic location for easy access to pretty much everything! It was especially nice that Brian made a Bbque available to us. Cute and nicely furnished home in a terrific location. Thanks for the hospitality!
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Dry, crush, and toss into the compost pile or directly into the garden. You can also freeze them and use them to make meat stock.
But honestly, as small as they are I just put them in the compost bins as is. Dog can't get into my bins.
Dry them, pulverize in a food processor, and use the bone meal as a fertilizer. At least you will know it didn't come from cows with mad cow.
If they are too hard, try boiling them first for about an hour, and then baking them in a really hot oven for another hour -- this seems to make them easier to grind.
I thought you weren't supposed to compost animal products (except for egg shells)?
We put them in a ziploc bag and freeze them to make stock and then (or if I'm not making stock, like from BBQ ribs) put them back in the bag and throw it in the trash. Gotta bag all our scraps that we don't compost or put down the disposal b/c of the bear(s) and raccoons. Coyotes don't seem to go after trash.
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It would have to be a judgement call based on individual circumstances. For example, living in the 'burbs, I sure wouldn't want to dump the carcass of a large dead animal, even something the size of a raccoon or opossum, into a typical suburban gardener's compost pile. But, I have buried carcasses of things killed in the road, as well as unwanted fish heads and guts, chicken skin, etc., nice and deep, like 18 inches, under/along side plants, trees, shrubs, and they seem to like it.
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Super Metroid was recently brought to Wii U's Virtual Console, and I am glad that Nintendo released this one so quickly in the console's lifespan. Back in the early to mid 90s, the SNES's heyday, Nintendo and 3rd parties tended to put the word "Super" before anything, while...read full review
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This is not only the best side-scrolling Metroid title ever, it's the best virtual console game available. But that's my opinion. Don't try to sway me or say anything bad.
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One thing, corruption is much better but this game is still good.
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This brings back some memories. Played this at my grandma's house. Boy was it hard back then.
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This game is not just SUPER for nothing. What more super could you do with a hyper beam, a spinning screw attack, a grabbling beam, a light helmet for searching hidden items, twelve of the most formidable bosses in videogame history. Seven layers of hell(Crateria, Brinstar, Tourian, Norfair, Haunted Ship, Meridian, and Mother Brain's Lair) in one ghastly planet. A boat load of goodies to find, more moves and technique to master and best of all, you could possibly do what you want without anyone's concern. It's because of this that Symphony of the Night existed and copy its atmosphere and world map as well as the many features from this game to make it there own. It's too bad new born gamers never had the chance to play this game and never realize its this game that made the Prime series past its prime because when old-school gamers are still battling Kraid, Ridley, Phantoon, and many other bad-ass monsters in Zebes, new born gamers are still sucking their bottle.
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I also agree with Randolph, this was one of the aces in the hole that Nintendo hooked me with. Even if the game wasn't as perfect as it is, just the nostalgia alone is pretty sweet. I'd rate this as either top 1 or 2 game ever made by Nintendo.
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Great Value, Great Location
Myself and my 3 friends (all Lawyers) stayed in Fredrick House in October 2004 for the weekend. We all agreed that the hotel was exellent value, the rooms were spacious, the beds comfortable and the staff were friendly and helpful. The Hotel has a great arrangement for breakfast with a really superb restaurant across the road. All in all We would all reccomend this hotel.
The Worst Ever!
Oct. 2004. Arrived by train and stopped at the tourist board to book a room. Requested a clean room in a not too expensive hotel. Arrived at the hotel and requested a non-smoking room. The room was not ready, and by the time we came back that evening, it was late. We were assigned a room on the 4th floor which was smoky, filthy, and there were holes in the sheets and curtains. I was disgusted with the room and would never stay there again or reccomend it to anyone. It almost ruined the trip to Edinburgh!
Wonderful Convenient Location, Nice Staff, Average Room
Stayed 2 nights and enjoyed our visit. The rooms are very standard for European hotels, even a bit nicer than other 3 stars we stayed in while in UK. The shower could have been better, but pressure was good. The location was perfect distance to the sites and pubs. Great shopping nearby as well. Breakfast included was tasty and filling.
Once was enough
We had booked two rooms for a one night stay in August 2004. The location is great for shopping, sightseeing, etc. First impressions of the reception and corridors were good and I hoped that the poor reviews I had read were wrong. The rooms were quite large and could have great potential. Sadly a closer look caused great disapointment. The dust was thick; there were tea/coffee stains on the woodwork and walls; the bedspreads and towels were stained; the bathrooms were grotty and used coffee/sugar sachets remained in the container. We all decided against having a shower and wouldn't use any of the tea/coffee making facilities. We were glad we were only spending one night there and moving on elsewhere and would definitely not stay there again.
Checked in - ouch! - checked out
Arrived in Edinburgh June 27th 2004 around 18.00 - checked in at Fredrick House Hotel for three nights - room prebooked/prepaid by an agency - room 409 I think it was - ouch! - the worst hotel room I have ever come upon - DIRTY YACKY FILTHY - took our suitcases and checked out immediately.
The guy at Fredrick House Hotel told us that they would charge us for the first night and talk to the management about what to do about the second and third night. OK! whatever I would not stay in this room at Fredrik House even if they were to pay me.
Moved to the Holyrood Hotel. Arrived there and was met live soft piano music in the lounge. Had a pint of Caledonian 80 and settled down. Way to go! Suddenly Edinburgh did not feel that bad after all. Got a great last minute deal on the room. Thx Michelle! Unfortunately they were fully booked for the remaining week due to some convention.
Stayed at the MW GuestHouse for the remaining two nights in Edinburgh. Thx Visit Scotland for finding and booking this great place in a very busy hotel situation in Edinburgh.
Convenient in many ways
I needed one night in Edinburgh before catching a flight the next morning, and Frederick House proved to be a good choice. Despite pouring rain, it was not a far walk from Waverley Station, and I was so glad to see the hotel had a lift! Next morning, it was even closer to the airport bus stop.
Its downtown location allowed for some quick sightseeing and easy access to good restaurants. My room (double) was clean and more spacious than I expected, came with an iron and ironing board, and the water pressure of the shower was great. The breakfast provided at a cafe across the street could have been served more promptly, but was quite good.
I would consider this hotel for a longer stay in Edinburgh.
Worst nights sleep I've ever had!
Last week we stayed at the Frederick Hotel in Edingurgh and while the location of the hotel was wonderful, the room was horrible. The bed was the most uncomfortable bed I've ever slept in with springs digging into my back the entire night. I would have slept on the floor if I thought it was clean enough. The first towel I used was stained, the room was noisy and the lights didn't work when we first got there. I've traveled all over the world and for what we paid for this room I would have prefered anywhere else.
Additionally, breakfast isn't until 730 which we had to miss to catch our plane so we didn't even get a good meal out of it.
I would not recommend this hotel nor ever stay here again.
It Felt Like Home
My daughters and I made our first trip to Scotland in 2001. After a very disappointing hotel experience in London we were apprehensive about the Frederick House. From moment one, however, we loved it!! We stayed in the Skyline Room (a two-level room often used in its advertisements.) The room was spacious, clean and offered an over the rooftops view of the Firth of Forth! The staff was friendly and helpful, and the location of the hotel was ideal (not in the middle of the bustle of Princes Street, but not far from that focal point.) The only (minor) letdown was the caliber of full breakfast offered with the room (at a restaurant across the street from the hotel.) I would happily stay at the Skyline Room, Frederick House again.
Terrible room / nice staff
Stayed here about a year ago and forgot to post a review. The hotel is well located and looks nice from the outside. Entrance hall and lobby are well worn.Staff pleasant. Found room and left quickly to explore the city. Returned to the room in the evening. Uh oh. Room itself was smelly. Carpet needed cleaning but the worst thing was the bed clothes.
The bed covers were filthy and stained with blood. The sheets were so, so. There was a large hole in the wall stuffed with paper. The chair in the room was falling apart and dangerous. We complained to reception (it was about 10.30pm) and they could'nt offer an alternative room, however did offer an alternative hotel which we accepted (well, the taxi anyway). Got taxi to a different hotel (not the one they suggested) and spent the night there.Overall the experience was not good. The place is more a large guesthouse than a hotel. Believe me we've stayed in some dives in our day and this was right up there with them. Won't return, ever!
Wonderful, Quiet and Charming
This was my first trip to Scotland, and I was traveling alone and I booked this hotel online, and was a little apprehensive until I got there. The rooms are quaint and clean. Not overly large or modern, but very comfy. There was a fridge, hair dryer, and coffee pot. The hotel desk clerk was absolutely charming. He was always eager to provide assistance. The walk to Princes street is only about 3-4 minutes - a nice stroll really. The lift/elevator was small compared to US standards but adequate. Numerous restaurants close-by, even a mini-market. I would highly recommend this hotel.
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... first to arrive at the Apartment, Glenis's daughter, her husband from Wellington and Glenis's Scottish SIL arrived about an hour later. We are all staying here , the Apartment is lovely, everything we need. A joyous reunion, we settled in, and walked to find somewhere to eat, not easy as not only is the Tattoo still on, but it is the Edinburgh Festival which lasts a month, we ended up having to choose something ...
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... where i went. I did, however, visit a gorgeous cemetery! Everyone had their own tombstone, but they were so decked out! Most beautiful cemetery Ive ever seen! I think i could sit and have a picnic there.....kinda creepy, but check the pics out and you will know what i am talking about. Made my way back to the hostel without any problems. Just waiting for my sister to get here, I may take a quick nap!!
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Hi Cherry, I love your quilts!! I had a GF that made beautiful quilts but she moved away. I tried 1 & it is a mess up in my closet. I love looking at beautiful quilts!! I am the owner of 1 quilt that a 92 yr old blind lady made & gave to members at church after the 1971 quake when we had no heat for 11 days my kids & I huddled under that wonderful warm quilt & I used it until it started to wear out, I still have it & treasure it. I hope you still have some for your family!! Jan
Thanks Ya'll! I made each of my kids a quilt ( I don't think I have a photo of my daughters, it's a Dresden Plate.) I could always tell when they weren't feeling well because they'd come shuffling into the living room with their quilt wrapped around them and flop on the sofa :D
Beautiful quilts!I really liked the one with so many pieces-don't know the name of it.I think more people are quilting now-I know several around here-I have never tried it tho. Yours are beautiful and something to be proud of, as is all your other crafts. You are a many talented person!!!
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Bloomfield HillsAcademy Of The Sacred Heart
1250 Kensington Rd
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(248)646-8900(Roman Catholic)473 students | Gr. PK-12
LivoniaLadywood High School
14680 Newburgh Rd
Livonia, MI 48154
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29300 W 11 Mile Rd
Farmington, MI 48336
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540 Russwood NE
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1300 Giddings Road
Pontiac, MI 48340
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FremontProvidence Christian High School
5479 W 72nd St
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