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I was initially thinking this might be PacMan and just saw this today on MoreBeer. So WLP090 = Pacman confirmed? Can anyone corroborate this?
Not sure about it being identical as Pacman, as the attenuation, and recommended temps seem quite different. 76-83% vs. 72-78% and 65-68* vs. 60-72*.
I bought a vial at the LHBS store today, and will brew with it tomorrow.
I used 090 and Pacman on a recent split batch of pale ale. Been in bottles for 10 days now. So far I like the flavor of the Pacman a little better but the Super seems to let the hops shine a little more. Their differences aren't massive but they are not the same yeast.
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I brewed with San Diego Super yeast in a double black IPA two weeks ago. It went from 1.088 down to 1.015 in less than 7 days at 64F (~83% apparent attenuation).
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I've got a starter of this spinning away right now.
From what a couple local brewers have told me, this yeast "Really" needs to be around 65 for the whole fermentation. Here in San Diego we cheat a lot and have the beer in our houses. This puts the fermentation temp right around 70-72.
I am 3 batches in with this (different homebrewers) and they are all saying it is a very long fermentation at that higher temp. About 7 to 10 days of active fermentation. On one RIS the beer had a OG of 1.080 and finished at 1.024 after 12 days.
For the other 2 batches they were right at 68 for the ambient temp of the chamber. They also were active for 7 days straight. He did a split batch with dry yeast 05. He sent me a picture of the finished wort and the Super is clearer than the 05. They also finished at the same F.G.
Currently I have a Janet's Brown and a Classic Porter in the fermentation chamber at 61 with a wort temp of 64 (as of this morning/day 3) I am still in a very active fermentation.
Mine as of now is the only one that is within range per White Labs. But I have a feeling that this will ferment longer than the 3 days posted by WL's.
Does any one else have any input?
Well mine is off to a slow start. I pitched a 1 liter starter on a stir plate at high krausen into 5 gal or 1.055 wort, and no activity yet after 12 hours. I'm fermenting at 64.


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Editor's note: This column was originally published on Tuesday, May 15. AUBURN HILLS, Mich. -- One more loss for the Chicago Bulls and we'll have our answer to the pre-series prognostication that this matchup will serve as a referendum on the Ben Wallace signing. One more loss for the Bulls, which could come as soon as Tuesday night in Game 5, and it'll be the Pistons who'll go down -- at least for the time being -- as the team that made the better decision.
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FacileThings: Changelog (January 2015)
Published on January 30, 2015 by Francisco Sáez
A list of minor changes and bug fixes on FacileThings.
In recent weeks we have made some minor changes and bug fixes in FacileThings. Here is the list of modifications.
Reference Material
We added the Perspective tab when editing an item belonging to the Reference Material list. This way, you can change the project the information belongs to (before you could not) and assign material specifically to a goal or area of responsibility.
FacileThings Report: Survey Results and Goals for 2015
Published on January 07, 2015 by Francisco Sáez
FacileThings Annual Report, market analysis and strategic plan for 2015.
In any project that requires some creativity—as any endeavor—it's necessary to switch from time to time between acting and reflecting. Sometimes you have to shutdown, stop doing things, think of what you've done so far and discuss what should be the next steps to follow.
In FacileThings we have dedicated the month of December to make a full big-picture review. We've reviewed and analyzed a lot of data to see how we can improve the lives of our users for the next year, while we maintain our vision of developing a personal productivity tool based 100% on the GTD methodology.
For this, a very important source of data comes from a survey we conducted among our customers in late November 1. Below I show you the results of the survey, along with some conclusions and our development plan for 2015.
FacileThings: Changelog (Nov. 2014)
Published on November 20, 2014 by Francisco Sáez
A list of minor changes and bug fixes on FacileThings.
Lately we have made some minor changes and bug fixes—most of them requested and detected by you. This is the list of changes, grouped by the application sections.
Repetitive tasks can remain inactive in the Tickler File until a number of days before the date they are scheduled. This way, you are not distracted by stuff you still don't need to worry about. Previously, they could be activated, at most, the day before. Now we have added the possibility that a routine can be activated the same day it's been scheduled:
FacileThings: Utilities And Enhancements
Published on September 25, 2014 by Francisco Sáez
We have added a new Utilities section and made some improvements.
Yesterday we added a new Utilities section within the Account option, in which we will incorporate little tools to facilitate your work and organization with FacileThings.
Right now you can already find a couple of tools to help you better manage your tags:
- Renaming a tag allows you to change the text of any tag in all the actions where that tag appears. Sometimes we choose a bad name for a tag, or we create more than one for the same concept because we do not remember which one we used the first time. This utility allows you to use better names you could not change for historical reasons and also to merge two or more tags that actually have the same meaning for you.
- Deleting a tag allows you to remove a tag from all the items where it is at the moment. Although the tag disappears, the text of the tag stays—without the # symbol. Be careful, because this operation cannot be undone.
People: The collaborative function of GTD in FacileThings
Published on September 01, 2014 by Francisco Sáez
New feature in FacileThings to help you delegate tasks efficiently.
GTD is not a project management system but a methodology for personal productivity. This means that it is not a collaborative system per se, where everyone can access, view and even edit your tasks.
However, certain tasks that you should not do—or don't want to do—may appear in your daily workflow. In that case, you must delegate them to other people or entities and put them in your Waiting For list, so that you can remember them in each Weekly Review and take appropriate action if necessary.
Since you're still responsible for those tasks and surely they will have an impact on other future tasks or projects, you must be aware of their progress.
Update: Support Section
Published on June 22, 2014 by Francisco Sáez
We have redesigned and updated with new features the Support section of FacileThings.
Today we have updated the design of the Support section of FacileThings and also added some improvements that will facilitate our communication with you.
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- Attaching files. You can attach to a ticket a screenshot or any other files that may facilitate the resolution of the incident.
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Spectacular Two-Story Ocean View Home. 2 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms. Sleeps 6. Walk to Beach & Town. Off street parking including a garage and separate laundry room!
Imagine walking to one of the finest beaches in the world at Crescent Bay in North Laguna Beach. Imagine walking to the town of Laguna Beach, exploring the multitude of galleries, shops and restaurants. Imagine sitting on your second floor lanai sipping a margarita while watching the sun set over Catalina Island and the beautiful Pacific Ocean.
Two story modernized home located approximately 4 blocks from the entrance to Laguna's finest beach, Crescent Bay.
Steam shower in master luxurious master bath which sits adjacent to huge master bedroom with sliding doors leading to a private zen garden. California king bed with plenty of built in cabinetry and 60 inch plasma TV make this a special retreat.
Cove lighting, hardwood floors throughout this beautiful home.
Second bedroom has two twins that are designed to be combined into a king bed as needed. This bedroom also has a flat screen TV. Second bathroom has bath/shower.
Kitchen has new appliances including gas stove, dishwasher, cupboards stocked with all the gourmet cooking gear you need to make a fabulous meal.
Dining area off kitchen seats 6. Dining table on lanai also seats 6.
Walk upstairs to the fabulous family room with 60 inch plasma TV, surround sound, two couches, and additional luxury seating, as well as an additional dining area. Walk into the private office area with additional 1/2 bath when work needs to be done. Sit at your oceanview desk while working on your laptop.
Walk out to the second floor lanai with magnificent views of Catalina island and the Pacific Ocean. Dine at the lanai dining table or sip a glass of wine while enjoying the sunset.
Keywords: Ocean View, Walk to beach, Walk to town, newly remodeled, 3 Flatscreen TV's, home,
Our family has roots in Laguna Beach and our children grew up on it's beautiful beaches. We love to travel and spend time as a family together.
The Owner purchased this house in 2010
We have always wanted to own a home in North Laguna Beach. It has specttacular beaches with world class diving, which we love. It is also much easier to get to than South Laguna, especially in the summer, which saves us time coming and going.
Great location and communicative, friendly hosts. We would definitely stay here again on our next trip to Laguna!
We had such a great time staying in this beautiful home. The cove lighting and lighting on stairs were perfect little touches. The kitchen was well stocked with everything you could need. We ate outside under the umbrella while we enjoyed a great view. Also went to go see Pageant of the Masters while we were there, which was quit a surprise. My son and grandson couldn't stay away from the beach. They were down there day and night. I wouldn't hesitate to stay there again in the future. Loved it!
This house was even better in person than it looked on-line! We loved every minute of our vacation! We walked everywhere....no need for our car! Even better, we had a driveway to park our car on for a full week. The house had everything we needed and more. The property manager, Michael, was very helpful & accommodating. (The only thing that went wrong was the satellite box on the main tv wasn't working and didn't get fixed until our 4th day; however, it did get fixed) Other than that....everything was perfect!!
In my wildest dreams I never imagined being so comfortable in another person's home. The house is lovely, immaculate, and very comfortable. We ranged in age from 75 to 7 and we each were very happy to be staying there. Because there is so much to do in the area, we didn't begin to use what I had brought for entertainment. Belly boarding for the seven year old was his highlight. For me, it was the whale watching boat trip from Dana Point Harbor. My 21 year old granddaaughter loved shopping in Laguna Beach. My son appreciated being able to work from "home".
The property manager lives nearby and was very helpful.
My family (including a 2 and 3 year old) had a wonderful time during our stay in Laguna beach. The house was wonderful, a nice finish and plenty of space. Watching the sunset from the balcony was a delight!
If you have very young children you may struggle with a couple of details: the second bedroom has high beds and a tile floor, so toddlers may fall out. We put the mattress on the floor, or a bed rail may be a good purchase. Also the living room is upstairs and the stairs are wooden, so you would want your children to be comfortable coming and going, or else get a stair gate.
We had no problems with our 2 little ones who loved the house, the garden, and the nearby beach was wonderful fun!
The ice cream shop and also the Mexican restaurant in town were great!
Our family of four spent a glorious week in March 2014 in this lovely home. It is one of the best vacations we ever had. The location is perfect--walking distance to town (about 1 mile) and a very short walk to picturesque Crescent Bay beach. This beautiful house is incredibly comfortable and practical in layout. It is well stocked with everything you need including beach chairs and boogie boards. We spent more time at the house and at Crescent Bay than we had originally planned because we were so content to just hang out instead of driving to other places. There is a grocery store just a few blocks away. The owner and property manager seem to genuinely care about the experience of the guests and are accessible and easy to communicate with. The people we met in Laguna Beach were friendlier than elsewhere in California. We have rented in La Jolla twice and never met anyone there....in Laguna Beach we really connected with people. We have rented homes through VRBO multiple times, including several prior visits to Southern California, and this is the first one we fell in love with. We will be back, and are talking about how soon we can make that happen.
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May 15 2015 - Oct 11 2015
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Winter 2 2016
Jan 4 2016 - May 12 2016
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Curious about the newer model? Check out the 2015 Chrysler 300
By KBB.com Editors
KBB Expert Rating: 8.7
Chrysler's 300 sedan for 2013 continues the Detroit tradition of producing big, rear-wheel-drive (RWD) V8-powered sedans that are all about power, comfort and style. The 300 improves upon this formula by adding all-wheel drive (AWD) and a potent yet fuel-efficient V6 to the mix, as well as a high-performance version, the SRT8. Despite its family-car roots, the 2013 Chrysler 300 handles like a well-heeled German sport sedan, is as smooth and silent as the best Lexus and can be had for thousands less than most premium luxury competitors. Still, the 300 has not abandoned its mission as a true 5-passenger vehicle, offering copious amounts of rear-seat head and legroom. Unfortunately, the trade-off for the 300's roomy back seat is a somewhat small trunk.
If you love the driving performance provided by a rear-drive sedan, yet you also need room for five people, great fuel economy and a sophisticated set of electronic information and entertainment systems, the 2013 Chrysler 300 should prove most satisfying.
There is a price to pay for the 300's opulent interior and upgraded navigation, audio and performance options. You can likely find a V6-powered, front-wheel-drive competitor from Ford, Toyota or Hyundai that offers similar performance, fuel economy and technology for much less money.
For 2013, the base Chrysler 300 receives standard leather seating, an 8.4-inch voice-controlled touchscreen radio and heated front seats. The 300S gains a 300-horsepower upgrade. A limited-run Glacier Edition includes AWD and unique design appointments, while the SRT8 gets an improved adaptive dampening suspension and standard launch control.
Driving Impressions It's hard to argue against the 2013 Chrysler 300, which offers a choice of a potent V6 or V8 engine, a responsive suspension and steering setup and the option of...AWD. Our test of the 300C equipped with the 3.6-liter V6 and 8-speed transmission revealed a car capable of delivering Lexus-like quiet and comfort on the highway, while feeling more like an Infiniti sedan in the curves. We did find the 8-speed's shifter a bit imprecise, especially when trying to select reverse, but the transmission itself delivers seamless shifts and excellent fuel economy. If, however, you seek a sedan on par with the best from BMW or Audi, look to the powerful 300 SRT8. Its 470-horsepower HEMI V8 can rocket it from zero to 60 mph in under 5 seconds and achieve a top speed of 175 mph. You'll sacrifice some ride comfort and quiet, but the trade-off for the SRT8's blistering performance is something most enthusiasts can accept.
The 2013 Chrysler 300 sedan's big 8.4-inch view screen features clear, easy-to-read-and-operate controls for the audio and available navigation. The UConnect Touch infotainment system allows control of an iPod via the steering-wheel remotes or voice activation and features hands-free texting.
Chrysler's 300 sedan for 2013 certainly offers a plethora of tech-based features worth highlighting, but the most memorable first impression is the remarkably quiet cabin and supple ride.
Compared to the last-generation 300, the 2013 sedan's interior is the difference between an army-surplus cot and a goose-down feather bed. Gone are the drab gray plastics and hard surfaces, replaced by warm tones, padded armrests and console and a dazzling array of back-lit instrumentation. If you like thick-rimmed steering wheels, you'll be happy to find in the Chrysler 300 one of the world's thickest. The flagship 300C Luxury Series models are even more luxurious, offering such items as a leather-stitched dash cap, two-tone leather seating and heated and cooling 12-way power seats.
The familiar silhouette of the original 300 is still easily recognizable on the Chrysler 300 for 2013, but there is a softer, more mature feel to the design. Intricate details, such as the vertical crease in the rear tail lamps, the chrome air-intake surrounds and LED daytime running lamps speak to the Chrysler 300's luxury status. The 300 SRT8 makes no such claim, displaying a more monochrome exterior with low ground effects and 7-spoke lightweight forged-aluminum wheels. But even the base 300 gets the star treatment, with attractive paint and chrome trim, 17-inch wheels and a host of available upgrades.
For 2013, the entry-priced Chrysler 300 sedan represents a lot of car for the money. Standard equipment includes keyless entry and start, a big 8.4-inch touchscreen with climate and music controls, Bluetooth phone and streaming audio, USB/iPod/SD card connectivity, dual-zone automatic climate control, leather seating, a 12-way power driver's seat with 4-way power lumbar support, tilt/telescopic steering wheel, cruise control, heated front seats, 17-inch painted aluminum wheels, one-touch up/down windows all around and a full complement of active and passive safety features including side-curtain airbags, driver's-knee airbag, hill-start assist and electronic stability control.
In addition to the 363-horsepower V8 engine, all-wheel drive and navigation system a 2013 Chrysler 300C AWD loaded with all the options will include an impressive list of high-tech luxuries: Radar-based adaptive cruise control and forward collision warning systems up front, rear cross-path sensors out back and blind-spot monitoring to help out on the side. In-cabin highlights include heated and cooled cup holders and a 900-watt, 19-speaker harman/kardon audio system.
The 2013 Chrysler 300's 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 is the most powerful base engine in the category. The 300S trim receives a cold-air induction unit and sport-tuned exhaust for an increase of eight horsepower. The 5.7-liter HEMI V8 has just slightly less horsepower than the Ford SHO's twin-turbocharged EcoBoost V6, but a substantially larger amount of torque. The SRT8's 6.4-liter monster pumps out 470 horsepower, more than anything in this class. On V6 trims a new 8-speed ZF transmission helps boost fuel economy figures to best in class. The V8-powered 300s retain a 5-speed Auto Stick automatic.
3.6-liter V6 (300, 300C)
292 horsepower @ 6,350 rpm
260 lb-ft of torque @ 4,800 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 19/31 mpg (RWD), 14/23 mpg (RWD, E85), 18/27 mpg (AWD), 14/20 mpg (AWD, E85)
3.6-liter V6 (300S)
300 horsepower @ 6,350 rpm
264 lb-ft of torque @ 4,800 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 19/31 mpg (RWD), 14/23 mpg (RWD, E85), 18/27 mpg (AWD), 14/20 mpg (AWD, E85)
5.7-liter V8 (300S, 300C)
363 horsepower @ 5,200 rpm
394 lb-ft of torque @ 4,200 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 16/25 mpg (RWD), 15/23 mpg (AWD)
6.4-liter V8 (SRT-8)
470 horsepower @ 6,000 rpm
470 lb-ft of torque @ 4,200 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 14/23 mpg
To compare current market prices, check out KBB.com's car classifieds to view the new and used Chrysler 300 vehicles for sale near you.
Based on 103 Ratings for the 2011 - 2014 models.Review this car
By audie on Sunday, March 22, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 44,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "excellent trip car handles very good"
Cons: "would be nice if you didn't bump the curb parking"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I have owned the car for over 2 years. No problems. Handles well, comfortable and excellent gas mileage. Can not say anything bad about the vehicle except, as with all Chrysler products it is too low on the front end which requires you to be very careful parking as you will bump into the curb which causes dents in the undercarriage. Can say anything bad about the car."
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By ejfk on Wednesday, March 11, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 40,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "stress free driving!"
Cons: "alot of gadgets to keep track of. (oh, well)"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Every time I get into this car, I'm a proud owner. Interstate driving is my favorite. I've not earned a speeding ticket, yet. Hilly terrain: no problem. Taking daughters to school: easy to navigate the heavier traffic. Heated and cooled cup holders! Confident backing out of diagonal parking next to tall vehicles; because I can see around them with the rear-view camera. Love it, Love it, Love it. (did I mention massive power?)"
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By Rich on Tuesday, March 03, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 18,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Gas milage, great ride , good looks"
Cons: "None so far, Have 18000 miles on it."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Have wanted a Chrysler 300 for years Now I finally own one. Love the bold design. Looks like an expensive european model. Mine does not have every bell and whistle but it is well equipped and I could actually afford it. The gas mileage is incredible..33 MPG on trips and 28 in city driving. I have a 6 cylinder but it goes like a bat when I need it to. Very comfortable interior and ride. What the heck else could I want?? Just love this car. I get lots of positive comments about my car. Love it"
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By '14 300s on Saturday, February 28, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 2,900overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "ride comfort, style, beats stereo, rear camera"
Cons: "none"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I got the 300s and I am very impressed with this car. I drive 120 miles per day and am averaging 29-30mpg. The ride is smooth and quite. The seats are very comfortable. The Beats stereo is excellent. This car also has character. I know that a lot of people don't like this car and equate with gangsters, mafia..etc...but knowing that there are people that are somehow upset by this car, makes me like it even more."
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By LawnGuyLander on Thursday, February 19, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 20,500overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Everything read my detailed review."
Cons: "Reliability may be horrible,time will tell"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"This is an extraordinary sedan from a price to feature standpoint,ride quality,exterior styling that projects a powerful presence and an interior that has a luxurious fit/finish.The ride quality has a solid,smoothness reminiscent of the large American sedans of yesteryear.Yet,its never floaty,when driven through sharp turns it has an agile response that belies its size/weight.The amenites i.e.adaptive AWD,burled walnut trim,power tilt/telescope steering wheel,voice navigation heated and cooled front/back seats and cupholders,power panoramic sunroof/rear window shade etc,etc are unbelievable at this price point.Frontand rear space/legroom is generous,the seats are power everything and very comfortable.The 8 speed automatic switches between "economy",AWD and accelerating modes flawlessly.The information system incorporates radio,comfort,climate controls,telematics,mp3,navigation etc,and is simple enough to learn literally in 10-15 minutes.Interior has numerous storage areas,3 12V power ports,and REAL burled walnut interior(light frost option) that looks like it came off a Rolls.I have gotten many compliments since I took delivery of this car.P.S. I am not a Chrysler/Fiat employee,or vendor."
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By Angus on Monday, February 16, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 200overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "low noise, power, smoothness, handling, looks"
Cons: "5-speed auto (8-speed in 2015), no V8 AWD in 2015"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"The Chrysler 300 made a huge splash when it was introduced in 2005. In 2011, it was given far more refinement and the mafioso look that captivated Obama and so many others was toned down. Nevertheless, this is still a car than will not be mistaken for any other. The cheap looking one-piece rear windows (typical of Chrysler in the 70s, 80s, 90s and early 21st century, were split so that they would roll all the way down, and the spot-welded joints between the roof panel and the side panels were replaced with laser-welded seams (a hallmark of quality automobiles--Audi, Porsche, VW and Mercedes). The ride is exceptionally quiet, the performance with the V8 Hemi is spectacular, and for a large car weighing more than two tons, the handling is commendable. Although the redesigned 300 has been somewhat ignored by fickle Americans since its 2011 redesign, the car is better than ever. A real gem!"
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Predators playoff scouting report
How rival players, scouts, coaches view Nashville's postseason prospects
There's no guarantee that Ryan Suter will be back. Shea Weber is a restricted free agent whose future could be determined this summer. Alexander Radulov may not even be playing on this continent at this time next season. Andrei Kostitsyn, Paul Gaustad, Jordin Tootoo, Hall Gill and Francis Bouillon are all set to become free agents. If a rebuilding team is smart, it will hire Nashville assistant GM Paul Fenton to run the show.
To put it simply, the Nashville Predators' franchise could look dramatically different next season than it does right now. It makes this postseason the most important in franchise history.
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Building the NHS of the Five Year Forward View – NHS England Business Plan 2015/16
NHS England has published its business plan for 2015/16, summarising the headline goals and priorities for the year ahead. The plan sets out ten priorities to improve quality and access to services for patients, drive better value for money and to build the foundations for the future health and care system. The ten priorities are: […]Read more


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The infamous psychiatric asylum where all of Batman's most nefarious enemies are held. The 2009 game, Batman: Arkham Asylum plays out entirely on these grounds.
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Norrath is the world at the center of the EverQuest franchise.
The opening dungeon of Daggerfall. It's filled with thieves and other nasty creatures.
A neutral place in the afterlife, the destination of the souls of the dead whose lives were neither good enough to be worthy of bliss in Heaven nor evil enough to deserve damnation in Hell.
The old Shinra Mansion in Nibelheim that Sephiroth learns about his origins. Vincent Valentine is also locked away in the basement.
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