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Police need your help to find Franscio Javier Moreno Gutierrez.
Friday Night Crash
Jason Henry brings you the action
Recent heavy rains are causing officials to help out with Water Safety at our local rivers and lakes.
Teams will spend the weekend cooking, selling, scheming and strategizing.
For some this means a summer job, for others camp, or playing sports maybe hitting the gym.
Clayton Montoya is accused of pointing his taser toward an 18-year-old girl while they were alone and forcing her to sit on his lap.
Xcel Energy announced in January it plans to relocate the headquarters of its regional operating company, Southwestern Public Service Company, once its current lease in the Chase Tower expires in March 2017.
Make-A-Wish® North Texas, along with the help of Walcott Elementary School in Hereford, Texas, will celebrate a wish come true for 6-year-old Finley who has been battling a life-threatening form of cancer.
A house bill aiming to ban synthetic substances, including synthetic urine has made it to Governor Greg Abbott's desk.
The Forum will be held on Saturday at 1 p.m., at the Christian Heritage Center, 900 S. Nelson Street, Amarillo, Texas.
The following items are compiled from recent Texas Parks and Wildlife Department law enforcement reports.
Agrium officials have provided an update to the ammonia release that occurred yesterday
Crime locations and offenses
Police arrested 32-year-old Erica Ann Thorn and 32-year-old Michael Brad Sawyer for aggravated robbery on Wednesday.
Canadian officials have issued a water boil notice.
Today is May 29th which means it's "529 College Savings Day."
A drilling rig north of Canadian was hit by a tornado Wednesday night, causing some serious injuries.
Jeff Blackburn Releases Video he Say Proves it
Blueprints for the Amarillo convention hotel are approved tonight.
Pampa Police issued a search warrant at Palms IV in Pampa.
A code blue is a title given when an issue arises that needs to be addressed by local administration and others.
With the death of a bill that would have created a statewide texting-while-driving ban, the measure's author said Thursday that legislators "have not done our job as lawmakers to protect the life and safety of all Texans."
Officials closed several roadways, including Highway 207 Wednesday night because of flooded roadways.
Officials report that the immediate area is not in danger.
The downturn in the oil and gas industry could also have a negative effect on the Lesser Prairie Chicken, according to Sean Kyle with the Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies.
Thirteenth District Congressman Mac Thornberry says he's taken a look at some of the flood damage in the area in the past few days.
Health officials are offering the following health-related precautions for people in areas affected by heavy rains and flooding
Crime locations and offenses.
Me'Lena Laudig is the first student to attend an Ivy League school in Ascension's short 15 years of existence.
Amarillo Crime Stoppers needs your help locating Dakota Lee Harbour.
The battle over "campus carry" is headed back to the Texas Senate after House lawmakers gave final approval Wednesday to legislation requiring universities in the state to allow concealed handguns on campus.
The event starts Saturday and all of the money goes to the 24 hours in the Canyon Cancer Survivorship Center.
Bushland falls 4-1. Game 2 and 3 will be Saturday.
Crews in Armstrong county are dealing with mudslides on some of the roads.
One person is dead and others in the hospital after a wreck.
Avoid travel in Roberts and Hemphill Counties for the time being.
The State of Texas will host a ceremony to recognize 19 members of the law enforcement community for their achievements in the areas of valor, professional achievement and public service in 2014.
Three people are seriously injured after tornado hits gas drilling rig near Canadian.
A 21-year-old Amarillo resident died today at Spring Canyon just below the Sanford Dam within Lake Meredith National Recreation Area.
Severe weather in the panhandle of Texas.
With above average rainfall and massive flooding throughout the state, many are wondering what the City of Amarillo is prepared for when it comes to getting rid of all this water.
They hosted a Variety Show to raise money for the project.
This is a new wastewater collection project which, once complete, will improve wastewater collection in this area and allow the City to abandon and remove the existing lift station in Austin Park.
Early voting for the June 13 runoff election to determine the Place 4 seat on Amarillo City Council begins next week.
All 77 Counties Now Under a State of Emergency
Texas police chiefs are urging Gov. Greg Abbott to veto legislation repealing certain handgun restrictions in Texas if lawmakers do not remove a controversial provision the chiefs fear would allow criminals to carry firearms without repercussions.
The report took a number of factors in to account including the average salary, number of teaching jobs, number of teaching jobs per capita, high school graduation rates, cost of living, and amenities score for cities nationwide.
Niche ranks U.S. towns based on assaults, burglaries, and violent crime rates. A high ranking indicates that a town has low crime rates across multiple categories.
More than $203 million worth of roadwork gets the go-ahead
Far-reaching restrictions on when and how minors seeking abortions in Texas without parental consent can seek help from the courts are headed to Gov. Greg Abbott's desk.
Texas has officially asked Congress to lift its 40-year-old ban on crude oil exports. Gov. Greg Abbott on Friday signed a resolution that calls the federal ban a "relic from an era of scarcity and flawed price control policies."
Texas is hit with more rain, making for a record month.
Tech and tips to help families deal with emergencies and natural disasters.
The Senate is expected to return to Washington for a rare Sunday session to address some provisions of the Patriot Act due to expire before midnight June 1st.
Restaurants and food manufactures are taking steps to remove artificial ingredients and make food healthier, but will it make a difference?
Department of Game and Fish officers killed a cougar in a Raton neighborhood Thursday night after it had attacked a puppy on a woman's front porch.
The Texas Department of Public Safety said a 29-year-old driver died in an accident early Thursday morning.
The Department of Public Safety said a 21-year-old man from Muleshoe lost his life in a crash 8.6 miles northwest of Muleshoe in Bailey County.
The DEA, Scurry County District Attorney's Office, Scurry County Sheriff's Department, and the Snyder Police have been investigating this particular operation for months.
With one Texas county facing a federal investigation into how it punishes chronic school-skippers — and Texas one of only two states that prosecute truants in adult courts — lawmakers are weighing two House measures that would decriminalize truancy.
Texas lawmakers in both chambers on Friday overwhelmingly approved a $209.4 billion two-year budget, a 3.6 percent increase over the current one. It now heads to Gov. Greg Abbott's desk.
The Wall Street Journal says the agency sent dozens of checks to the same addresses, including in eastern Europe and elsewhere.
Parts of Dallas are once again under water after area is hit with another bout of rain.
City leaders and residents prepare for anti-Islam rally scheduled for today in Phoenix, Arizona.
Federal officials are giving Texans more time to assess the damage to their property so they can file insurance claims after the deadly flooding that recently devastated some parts of the state.
Heavy rains have led to substantial drought relief throughout Texas, but aquifers — which provide about 60 percent of the state's water supply — have been slower to replenish.
When Bill Powers' second-in-command was appointed to replace him as president of UT-Austin this year, it would have been reasonable to expect continuity in the school's upper ranks. But that's not the situation Greg Fenves inherited.
After a months-long staring contest between the House and the Senate, the lower chamber gave a final blessing Thursday to House Bill 11, a sweeping border security bill.
A controversial provision, which law enforcement officials have said would allow criminals to carry firearms without repercussions, has been removed from a key gun bill, lawmakers confirmed Thursday.
An end-of-session deal on open carry of handguns and limits on police in Texas rescued Gov. Greg Abbott from political crossfire between law enforcement officials and an unusual coalition of liberal and conservative lawmakers.
Houston firefighters help family trapped in their home by rising waters.
Surrounded by the aftermath of recent flooding, the Texas Senate has revived a measure that would make it easier for local officials to plan ahead for rebuilding after disasters.
Now that the massive overhaul contained in Senate Bill 19 has gone on life support, a few targeted efforts to shine the light on conflicts of interest and enhance transparency remain viable in the waning days of the session. Here's a guide to what's moving and what's not.
Significant changes limiting the reach of legislation requiring Texas universities to allow concealed handguns on campus may be in danger as House and Senate lawmakers work out their differences on the bill.
Former New York Governor George Pataki and former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorm have formally entered the already crowded field running for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination.
At least 23 people are dead and several more still missing as Texas floods continue.
A Johnston Elementary School employee has been charged with Possession/Promotion of Child Pornography, a 3rd Degree Felony.
An Odessa woman has been arrested for assaulting her husband and son.
DPS has added 26-year-old Cruz Alfredo Bazan to the Texas 10 Most Wanted Sex Offenders list, and a cash reward up to $3,000 is now being offered for information leading to his capture.
State Sen. José Rodríguez said Thursday that if the opportunity arises, he plans to filibuster a bill allowing the open carry of handguns in Texas.
Gov. Greg Abbott on Thursday signed House Bill 4, which is aimed at improving early education in Texas.
A state law granting a new trial in cases where the forensic science was flawed has hit an impediment: What if a field of such science has not been discredited, but an individual scientist makes a mistake?
Some residents of Wharton, Texas are evacuating ahead of expected flooding as the nearby Colorado River Rises.
Question still remains as to what caused the incident.
Officers, with the help of the Pharr Fire Department, used bio hazard equipment to enter the apartment where they found 15 dead and 3 malnourished cats.
Budget writers have added some last-minute cash for the Alamo to spiff up the Texas shrine and its surroundings, in large part to ensure that the state holds on to a collection of Alamo artifacts from British music legend Phil Collins.
At the end of the legislative session, votes still count and majorities are important. But the rules come into play as well, and so do the political minorities.
After outspoken opposition from the state's law enforcement officials, the Texas House on Wednesday took a step toward removing a controversial provision from legislation allowing licensed Texans to openly carry handguns.
It's a calculation every member of Congress who runs for president faces: Is time spent fundraising and campaigning worth the blowback for missing work in D.C.? So far, Texas' junior senator appears to be betting yes.
Climate change is taking a toll on Texas, and the devastating floods across the state are some of the best evidence yet of that phenomenon, state climatologist John Nielsen-Gammon said. But efforts to consider climate change policy in Texas have fallen flat.
NOAA predicts below-average hurricane season this year.
At least 14 people are dead and 13 remain missing in the wake of this wee's flooding.
The FAA is working to study the emotional and mental health of US commercial pilots.
Obesity rates in America are on the rise according to a new Gallup poll. Mississippi has the highest obesity rates, while Hawaii has the lowest.
Oklahoma mother and son swept away by flood waters by clinging to tree.
Houston grandmother kept away from her home by flood waters finally reunites with her beloved poodle.
Journal outlining Aurora theater gunman James Holmes' "obsession with killing" entered into evidence during trial.
Appeals court rules immigration plan that would delay deporting up to five million undocumented immigrants can't be implemented until it works its way through courts.
Bee populations are dwindling, but a clever idea could help solve the growing problem.
Mother's snapshot of her 5-year-old daughter embracing another young cancer patient quickly goes viral.
California vet currently raising his great-great grandchildren surprised with trip to Washington.
Wedding photographer captures couple's prayer before they see each other on their wedding day.
The National Weather Service says it was an EF-0 tornado that lifted up a bounce house on Fort Lauderdale Beach Monda, injuring three children.
Michigan man ticketed for driving 153 miles per hour when he passed a state trooper on I-75.
Oklahoma police follow trail of grease to home of man who stole neighbor's deep fat fryer and other household goods.
Tennessee inventor hopes his glow-in-the-dark toilet seats will revolutionize nighttime trips to the bathroom.
A 125 pound great dane sings along with her owner for America's fallen heroes, both human and canine.
Utah police say registered sex offender attempted to pick up children using stolen bus.
After a rainstorm Monday night and into the early hours of Tuesday morning, residents of Long Island were treated to quite a spectacular sight cascading across the skies.
Driver charged after speeding through several Pennsylvania towns with man clinging to the hood of his vehicle.
Hundreds of strangers help special Minnesota girl celebrates her 10th birthday after mom's social media plea.
Elementary school teacher's classroom exercise yields heart wrenching results.
Ohio police officer describes tense confrontation with murder suspect that ended without gunfire.
Jason Warnock, made famous by a photo showing him pull a man from SUV dangling over a steep cliff, says he's just a "regular dude".
18-wheeler wrecks in rural California spilling wine.
Viral plea sends Hot Wheels cars rolling for young 3-year-old recovering from severe pneumonia.
Colorado woman finds new confidence in senior spelling bee.
Almost 50 years after being told her child died at birth, a Missouri woman has been reunited with her long lost daughter.
A Bakersfield man has been arrested in connection with a stunning viral video that authorities say appears to show him striking a toddler in the face at a convenience store Thursday.
Four underage Louisiana State University students busted hauling a trailer filled with beer and liquor to Gulf Shores, Alabama.
Shocking photo shows bobcat dragging shark from water on Florida beach.
Thousands of non-native goldfish are taking over a Colorado lake.
Bear breaks into Florida home to steal family's Easter candy, twice!
University of South Carolina student suspended after photo appearing to show her writing racial slur goes viral.
A South Carolina man has a unique way to share his Easter message. He is hanging from a cross.
Utah driver sees bag of money fall out of armored car. Picks it up and returns it.
Buried dead dog returns to life and digs out of hole.
On the ground, typhoons can be a horrifying scene of destruction but seen while orbiting the earth, they are a thing of beauty
Cell phone video catches a former Army Medic confronting homeless man panhandling in Army uniform.
More than 2,000 sea lions have taken over the docks in Astoria, Oregon.
Spring breakers in Panama City Beach, Florida got a different type of wake up call this morning.
Louisiana authorities investigate disturbing video shows young men decapitate live goat with machete.
Bomb found wired to light switch in home set to go up for sale in Milton, Massachusetts.
A feisty Texas centenarian says her daily full-sugar soda habit has helped her live a long and healthy life.
A surfer catches more than the perfect wave off the coast of southern California.
A 22-month-old is brought back to life after 90 minutes with no pulse.
No charges will be filed against a disabled veteran who shot two people who were allegedly attacking a pregnant woman.
Dramatic footage emerged online Wednesday of northern lights filmed during a severe solar storm that hit Earth Tuesday.
Check out this amazing video of a drone touring the world's largest cave.
The family of baby Lily Groesbeck, the infant found alive after nearly 14 hours in a partially submerged car, comment on the seemingly miraculous events surrounding her rescue and recovery.
In an effort to spread the word about eagle conservation, a conservation group set a world record for the "highest recorded bird flight from a man-made structure".
Dramatic footage from officer's lapel camera shows rescuers work to pull infant from partially submerged car.
Wild temperature swings make for tough race.
Actor Will Ferrell plays all nine positions for ten teams in five different baseball games during a charity event sponsored by Major League Baseball and HBO.
Pictures of huge alligator lounging on Florida golf course go viral.
Colorado boy receives postcard mailed by his late father seven years ago, several years prior to his death.
Wyoming high school students build life-size foosball game as part of lesson on geometry.
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New drum gear of the month: review round-up (June 2011)
3rd Jun 2011 | 09:43
Drum gear of the month: May 2011
Every month MusicRadar's industry-leading sister magazines - Guitarist, Computer Music, Total Guitar, Rhythm, Future Music and Guitar Techniques - publish the best independent and in-depth music-making gear reviews.
This is a collection of kits, snares, drum mics and edrums - including Meinl's new FX pedal first seen at NAMM 2011 (why should guitarists have all the fun?) - from Rhythm Magazine's gruelling testing process. First reviewed in Rhythm issue 190 (and one from Future Music issue 240) and published on MusicRadar throughout May.
Scroll on for this month's top picks and click through to read each product's full review. First up: Mapex's new Black Panther addition, the Velvetone kit…
Mapex Black Panther Velvetone drum kit (£2210)
MusicRadar's verdict:
With three other BP kits to choose from, which one will be the most popular remains to be seen, but the Velvetone will be hard to beat. With powerful projection and warm, full tone; excellent toms; and a quality finish, it's a sure-fire hit.
FULL REVIEW: Mapex Black Panther Velvetone drum kit
(Reviewed by Geoff Nicholls - Rhythm Magazine issue 190)
BUY: Mapex Black Panther Velvetone drum kit currently available from:
UK: Andertons Music | Thomann
FR:Thomann | Woodbrass
Tama Silverstar drum kit (£800)
MusicRadar's verdict:
With its easy-to-control, all-birch tone, Tama's Silverstar is, like Premier's new Birch Genista, a professional quality kit at an intermediate price.
FULL REVIEW: Tama Silverstar drum kit
(Reviewed by Geoff Nicholls - Rhythm Magazine issue 190)
BUY: Tama Silverstar drum kit currently available from:
UK: Gear4Music
USA: Sweetwater
FR:Michenaud | Woodbrass
Yamaha Gigmaker drum kit (£530)
MusicRadar's verdict:
Striking finish, great quality. The Gigmaker kit encapsulates a lot of what makes Yamaha drums great but still manages to come in at a budget price.
FULL REVIEW:Yamaha Gigmaker drum kit
(Reviewed by Adam Jones - Rhythm Magazine issue 190)#
BUY: Yamaha Gigmaker drum kit currently available from:
UK:Andertons Music | Thomann | Gear4Music
USA:Sweetwater | Full Compass
FR: Thomann | Michenaud | Star's Music | Woodbrass
Techtonic DD512 electronic drum kit (£449)
MusicRadar's verdict:
It might not be fussy and it might need careful setting up, but the DD512 seems set to earn its place in the market in convincing fashion.
FULL REVIEW:Techtonic DD512 electronic drum kit
(Reviewed by Jordan McLachlan - Rhythm Magazine issue 190)
Dixon Matrix Green Snare drum (£453)
MusicRadar's verdict:
Considering Dixon's perceived low-end profile, this snare seems a little pricey. However, it's a capable drum that, considering its unforgiving shell composition, has enough finesse to handle the delicate dynamics of buzz rolls and subtle ghost notes. Drummers will love the open sound - sound engineers probably won't! This model may never become a 'classic' per se, but it could prove to be a good workhorse.
FULL REVIEW:Dixon Matrix Green Snare drum
(Reviewed by Dave Holmes - Rhythm Magazine issue 190)
Meinl FX Pedal (£189)
MusicRadar's verdict:
A well made product that's easy and a lot of fun to use and can have some great results. It's just unfortunate it's limited to a few preloaded sounds.
FULL REVIEW: Meinl FX Pedal
(Reviewed by Charlie Price - Rhythm Magazine issue 190)
BUY: Meinl FX Pedal currently available from:
UK: Thomann | Gear4Music
FR:Thomann | Michenaud | Woodbrass
Sontronics DM Drum Mics (DM1S and DM1T £119, DM1B £299)
MusicRadar's verdict:
A set of well-tuned drum mics that deliver balanced clarity right off the bat and keep EQing to a minimum.
FULL REVIEW: Sontronics DM Drum Mics
(Reviewed by Future Music issue 240)
BUY: Sontronics DM Drum Mics currently available from:
UK: Thomann
FR: Thomann
Drum gear of the month: April 2011
Drum gear of the month: March 2011
Now read: Drum gear of the month: March 2011
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Guru Drumworks Walnut drum kit with Oak snares
Premier Genista Maple and Genista Birch drum kits
Dixon Artisan Custom Traditional Maple Series drum kit
Techtonic Unplugged Rock drum kit
Robert Daniels Fine snare drum

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Can someone please give me a link to that "Victory!" Melody playing on their site ?
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Can someone please give me a link to that "Victory!" Melody playing on their site ?
http://www.clubwk.com/login.html <-- here
Currently Playing: 'Team Fortress 2'
Only plays Magic DPS Classes, Healers and Machinist/Engineers.
Playing MMO: FFXIV (Balmung)
Waiting On: FFXV, KH3, Tree of Savior · Saving For: New Computer
i am actually pretty excited for this! i played WK for a while back when it was open. i found it pretty entertaining.
I'm all down for Wonderking back in my hands... I had a blast with the community and made many friends.
But.. yes there's a but..
I heard that the other 2 versions of WK2, Japan and Thailand, I think those were the 2, are now shutting down.
If those 2 are shutting down, then won't the NA Version soon go down as well?
Or can, whoever publishes this, keep the game up and running with their own updates, etc.?
The controls are abysmal, the skill animations are significantly worse than anything on the current version of Maple Story (keep in mind that all old classes have been revamped, visually and technically).
If you think Wonderking has better sprites than Maple Story your opinion is pretty much invalid and you need to get your eyes checked. They both have pretty bad art direction but at least I can enjoy Maple Story on an ironic level. Wonderking just looks like ass.
This game is pretty much the same as Maple Story in every way, except significantly worse. There's even mining in Maple Story now. At least LaTale attempts to be different than Maple. Wonderking didn't even try. There's a reason it keeps getting shut down and it's not because it's amazing.
Just to clarify, I'm not saying that Maple Story is the most awesome game ever and you should all play it. It is what it is. Wonderking is a worse version of it. Kinda gives a bootleg-vibe, it's sloppier, buggier, Chinese knockoff-ish.
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I miss this game so much.. I played this way back 3 years ago. The question is who is the new publisher of this game before when I played this it was Ignited Games.
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High sauce pot - 10cm/3,9
Reference REF 8010
Dimensions Ø 10cm/3,9''- 1,1L/1,16qt - ¤9cm/3,5''
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High Sauce Pot
Versatile and professional, this high saucepot! Thanks to the 3-layer 3,5mm/0,14" base, it can be used on all types of hobs, including induction, for cooking as well as keeping warm. Moreover, using the mixer will not splatter. With practical handle, measure indications and perfect pouring edge. Made of stainless steel 18/10.


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Men's Basketball Rebounds from Sluggish Start to Knock Off Royals 90-82
February 1, 2010
MISENHEIMER, N.C. – Scoring 60 second-half points, twice as many as in the first half, Pfeiffer University rebounded nicely for a 90-82 victory over Queens University in Conference Carolinas men's basketball action on Monday night. The Falcons came back in the second 20 minutes shooting 68% from the floor moving to 12-6 on the season, 8-4 inside league play. The Royals suffer the loss dropping them to 8-11, 5-7.
In a sloppy first period, Queens held the advantage at the break, 33-30, knocking down 38% of their shots while the Falcons went cold shooting just 27%. Queens jumped out to an 11-3 start after a Charles Burgess (Chesnee, SC) jumper at the 14:14 mark of the first period.
The Falcons took their first lead of the night on a lay in by Chris Woods (Thomasville, NC), swinging the margin to +7 in their favor with a free throw by Yuki Yamaguchi (Tokyo, JAPAN) with 8:52 to go in the half. An 8-0 run by the Royals and three lead changes over the next two and a half minutes, Queens would regain the lead by one on a Brandon Nichols (Fayetteville, NC) basket in front of D.J. Cheek (Graham, NC) closing out the half with a layup at the buzzer for a 33-30 visitors lead at the break.
A minute forty into the second, the Falcons had come back to square the contest at 37 with another basket by Woods which was preceded by a James Crowder (High Point, NC) three. An emphatic dunk by Woods 90 seconds later gave the hosts a lead for good quickly racing out to a double-digit lead on another Crowder triple with just over a dozen minutes to play.
Up by as many as 19 inside the final five minutes, the Falcons had to fight off a late rally by Queens to secure the victory. A three ball by Reggie Hopkins (Gastonia, NC) capped off a 12-0 run that saw the Royals pull to within a manageable seven with just under two minutes to play. Five different Falcons connected on 8-of-10 free throws in the final 1:26 to hold on for the eight-point win.
For the Royals, Hopkins led all scorers with 27 points. Andre Lockhart (St. James, BARBADOS) finished with 13, Nate Blackburn (Burlington, NC) finished with 11 while Daniel Bailey (Irmo, SC) was held to 10. Bailey did finish just one rebound shy of a double-double. Pfeiffer was led by Woods' 26 point effort on 9-of-12 shooting and 8-of-10 from the free throw line. Jeff Pettiway (Edgewood, MD) was the only other Falcon in double-figures contributing with 18.
In the midst of a heated conference playoff race, Pfeiffer will face four big games over the next week that includes a trip to Limestone on Saturday, home next Monday to Barton and on the road to Erskine and Belmont Abbey back-to-back.


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Radio Hits One: Nine Songs From 2012 That Should Have Been Huge
The term "flop" in a musical context usually refers to an unsuccessful album. Although singles constantly perform above or below expectations, a song will rarely get a reputation as a flop unless there's a lot riding on it, such as a pre-release single from a big-name album. In 2011, Beyoncé's "Run the World (Girls)" and Lady Gaga's "Judas" failed to launch and became notorious stumbling blocks for two women who had up to that point experienced one success after another.
In 2012, no singles have fallen short of expectations in such a high-profile way, but hundreds of songs are constantly being lobbed at radio, and some great tracks get lost in the shuffle. Last year, I critiqued the singles campaigns of recent albums, suggesting how different tracks could have been released in a different order. But right now, I feel compelled to highlight some singles that simply deserved better, because by December, these songs will be long forgotten in lists that boil the year in pop down to "Somebody That I Used to Know" and "Call Me Maybe."More »


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New permanent exhibition Palau Güell: A look at furniture at the Palau Güell in Barcelona
Palau Güell, a look at furniture is a permanent exhibition located in the bedroom floor that is integrated into the tour of the palace. In the rooms of the children Güell, hitherto closed to the public, you can see the original furniture that decorated the palace when the Güell family lived, as well as some modernist furniture owned by the Province of Barcelona (Diputació de Barcelona).
The sample is divided in two areas: "The decoration of Güell" and "The decorators of Modernism," which relate to the two stages of the building: the first, when it was owned by Eusebi Güell and his family, and, second, when it passed into the hands of Barcelona Provincial Council from 1945 and became a center of vindication of Gaudi and Catalan Modernism, while it was collecting furniture of cabinet makers, leading decorators of that time.
Exceptionally the Güell i de Sentmenat family temporarily handed two iconic pieces exhibited, designed by Antonio Gaudi at Palau Güell: the chaise longue Isabel Lopez and one of the original chairs called Cat and Mice. Furthermore, the family has also yielded a terracotta modernist bust, as a tribute to what would be the header architect of the family between 1880 and 1918, made by Carmen M. Malet and Travy.
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Call for public subscription chandelier decorated with seaweed of L. Majorelle for the Ecole de Nancy Museum – from 20 September 2014 to 4 January 2015
A chandelier decorated with seaweed of L. Majorelle, a new work for the Ecole de Nancy Museum
A subscription by the Association of Friends of the Ecole de Nancy Museum (AAMEN)
To mark the 50th anniversary of the museum in 2014, the Association of Friends of the Ecole de Nancy Museum (AAMEN) launched a public subscription for the purchase and restoration of the chandelier decorated with seaweed, ordered to Louis Majorelle in 1904. The Association wishes to acquire in favour of the collections of the Ecole de Nancy Museum, which does not possess this model.
Dismantled after World War II, the chandelier requires an intervention before it can be presented in the permanent collections. It will be thus entrust after the acquisition, to restorers of metal and fire Art. They will carry out cleaning, dusting, realize the missing parts, will review the assembly of the various components as well as electrical installation. This intervention should enable to present it again, functions to the exhibition rooms.
For the acquisition and restoration of this lamp, an amount of € 30,000 would be required for the Friends of the Ecole de Nancy Museum (AAMEN) to complete this operation. To finance this amount, the association appeals to the generosity of everyone, individuals and businesses, in order to buy and restore this work in the framework of the law on patronage. This support to a work of general interest, or patronage, entitles the donors to certain tax advantages. Thus, companies benefit from a tax reduction of 60% of the donation amount, and individuals from a 66% reduction.
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Exhibition and Website Mackintosh Architecture at The Hunterian in Glasgow – from 18 July 2014 to 4 January 2015
A fresh look at a familiar icon
Mackintosh Architecture at The Hunterian
The landmark research project into Mackintosh's architecture, which began in 2010, has been led by the University of Glasgow's Hunterian. It presents the first comprehensive evaluation of Mackintosh's architectural career, available on a free access website, www.mackintosh-architecture.gla.ac.uk from 18 July. The richly illustrated site includes a catalogue of Mackintosh's architectural projects and architectural drawings, over 3000 images, 350 biographies, timeline, interactive map, glossary and bibliography.
The site will be launched with the first major exhibition to be devoted to Mackintosh's architectural work. Mackintosh Architecture will present over 80 architectural drawings from The Hunterian and collections across the UK, many never exhibited before, alongside specially commissioned film, models and rarely seen archival material.
Based on the work of the research project, the exhibition challenges the familiar view of Mackintosh as the isolated genius by presenting the wider context of his architectural practice, introducing the contractors, suppliers and clients who supported the delivery of the buildings, and outlining the building process, from initial planning permission to final inspection.
The exhibition is supported by three special displays which showcase Mackintosh's skills as a draughtsman and designer, largely drawn from The Hunterian's unrivalled Mackintosh Collection: Mackintosh Travel Sketches; William Davidson: Art Collector; and C.R. Mackintosh: 'Begonias'
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Little and big history of the Ecole de Nancy Museum in Nancy – from 20 September 2014 to 4 January 2015
On the occasion of the 50 years of the installation of the Ecole de Nancy Museum in the Corbin family's property, this file-exhibition will evoke the main steps of its history: the creation the museum of decorative arts in 1900, the Corbin donation in 1935, the move of the Museum in the Corbin property in the 60's, the Ecole de Nancy year in 1999.
Documents and pictures will show the constitution of collections of this unique museum in France.
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Travelling exhibition The Nature of Art Nouveau 1 in Barcelona – from 9 October to 28 December 2015
Organised by the Réseau Art Nouveau Network in the framework of the European project "Art Nouveau & Ecology" (2010-2015) supported by the Culture 2007-2013 programme of the European Commission, the exhibition comprises two identical concurrent exhibitions and has begun its journey to all partner cities in October 2013.
After Riga, the exhibition The Nature of Art Nouveau 1 is presented in Barcelona at the Museu del Disseny, fourth step of its European journey, from the 9 October until 28 December 2014.
This exhibition is free and bilingual Catalan-English.
Poster of the event
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Brussels Regional Public Service - Bruxelles Développement urbain (Brussels Urban Development),
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A riveting and revealing look at the shows that helped cable television drama emerge as the signature art form of the 21st century
In the late 1990s and early 2000s, the landscape of television began an unprecedented transformation. While the networks continued to chase the lowest common denominator, a wave of new shows, first on premium-cable channels like HBO and then basic-cable networks like FX and AMC, dramatically stretched television's narrative inventiveness, emotional resonance, and artistic ambition. No longer necessarily concerned with creating always-likable characters, plots that wrapped up neatly every episode, or subjects that were deemed safe and appropriate, shows such as The Wire, The Sopranos, Mad Men, Deadwood, The Shield, and more tackled issues of life and death, love and sexuality, addiction, race, violence, and existential boredom. Just as the big novel had in the 1960s and the subversive films of New Hollywood had in 1970s,television shows became the place to go to see stories of the triumph and betrayals of the American Dream at the beginning of the 21st century.
This revolution happened at the hands of a new breed of auteur: the all-powerful writer-showrunner. These were men nearly as complicated, idiosyncratic, and "difficult" as the conflicted protagonists that defined the genre. Given the chance to make art in a maligned medium, they fell upon the opportunity with unchecked ambition.
Combining deep reportage with cultural analysis and historical context, Brett Martin recounts the rise and inner workings of a genre that represents not only a new golden age for television but also a cultural watershed. Difficult Menfeatures extensive interviews with all the major players, including David Chase(The Sopranos), David Simon and Ed Burns (The Wire), Matthew Weiner and Jon Hamm (Mad Men), David Milch (NYPD Blue, Deadwood), and Alan Ball (SixFeet Under), in addition to dozens of other writers, directors, studio executives, actors, production assistants, makeup artists, script supervisors ,and so on. Martin takes us behind the scenes of our favorite shows, delivering never-before-heard story after story and revealing how cable television has distinguished itself dramatically from the networks, emerging from the shadow of film to become a truly significant and influential part of our culture.
©2013 Brett Martin (P)2013 Blackstone Audio
"Praise TV's third golden age!"
Who knew the land of quality television could be so intriguing? I've dabbled with books discussing the evolution of TV into a medium capable of showcasing intelligent and quality work. Everything Bad Is Good For You by Steven Johnson discussed the development of the multi-story arc, describing the complicated story lines once reserved for soap operas which began to drift into primetime dramas with Hill Street Blues.
Difficult Men: Behind the Scenes of a Creative Revolution: From The Sopranos and The Wire to Mad Men and Breaking Bad by Brett Martin (I'm not kidding, there are really two subtitles there) takes this concept further, covering what he calls TV's "third golden age": the era that began with The Sopranos, continued with The Wire and Mad Men, and finally crescendoed with Breaking Bad. The title stems from not only protagonists of the third golden age, like Tony Soprano and Walter White; but also from the intense and exacting personalities behind these characters, like David Chase, David Simon, and David Milch (yes, the number of Davids discussed gets confusing).
I love stories of the persistence required to reach success, as it reminds me that great things don't just seem great to everyone and blossom easily, and a lot of the tales behind the most popular TV shows today are full of rejection and stumbling blocks. Breaking Bad was passed over by several networks and almost didn't get aired after the pilot was filmed, but AMC gave the show a chance after everyone else said no. Matthew Weiner stewed over the pilot of Mad Men for eight years, at times literally carrying it around with him wherever he went.
I was mainly drawn to this book because of The Wire. I thought it was so audacious and smart, and it illustrated how systems can just not work in a way only illustrated by books and movies in the past. The poignance of the one-liners, and the level to which the writers let things play out (legalizing drugs?) seemed more akin to the complicated plot development of novel than the forgettable actions taken on traditional TV shows. The Wire's creator David Simon has had an incredible life: he seemingly forced his way into journalism first in college and then at the Baltimore Sun, and then embedded with Baltimore police for a year and wrote books about his experience in the city. The first book, Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets inspired the boundary-pushing TV show Homicide: Life on the Street; the second book, The Corner: A Year in the Life of an Inner-City Neighborhood inspired The Wire. I hadn't realized the level of research Simon had done before creating The Wire, and now I realize it shows in the work.
Difficult Men manages to examine the success of these shows from many levels. Martin discusses the history of the cable business with the same ease as he analyzes our fascination with Tony Soprano. This book shows that at the core of most TV, there are writers yearning to create stories of a certain quality. These guys are studying Chekhov and hoping to create art in the truest sense of the word. As movies keep devolving into blockbuster action flicks and series based on teen novels, it is easy to see why TV has been forced to step up to the plate as an outlet for intelligent and complicated work. This was a timely read for me, as Breaking Bad was ending shortly before I read this and it seemed like everyone was talking about the show everywhere I went, to a level I'd never experienced before. TV seems to be the most evolving genre of our time, with companies like Netflix and Amazon now financing their own shows. It will be interesting to see what sort of masterpiece the brilliant and difficult writers of the TV world come up with next.
Learn, understand, then decide whether you accept or reject.
"Fascinating look at our TV entertainment"
This is a behind the scenes look at the people handling the creative process of some of the best shows of the first decade of the 21st century. Basically what you'd love to see in bonus content if you get those shows on DVD.
"Admit it: you watch television..."
As a tv writer since 1975, I found this examination of the excellent television aired on cable recently, and the personalities behind the creativity on those shows fascinating. It's always a miracle when that magic happens....more often than not, the collaboration produces a camel when they intended to create a Triple Crown winner.
An insider's look at the personalities who supported my favorite shows, I admit to envy that I left the game before it became worth playing.
It's definitely a FIVE STAR rating for anyone interested in the development and execution of the included shows---if you admit to owning a tv that only receives PBS and C-Span...download another book.
"Don't get this for Vince Gilligan/Breaking Bad"
The author has good writing, and the narrator is pleasant to listen to. He (the narrator) has a blue-collar no-nonsense type of narration that applies well to the subject matter.
What I did not like was the misleading description and cover, you see a photo of Walter White and of Tony Soprano, leading you to assume that the book would cover both characters in-depth.
While fans of Tony Soprano will get a lot of insight into his character development and the mindset of The Sopranos creator David Chase, you don't get anywhere the same amount of detail in Breaking Bad and Vince Gilligan.
The book spends almost half its length discussing David Chase and The Sopranos, the other half on David Simon and The Wire. In comparison, Breaking Bad and Vince Gilligan receive only ~30 minutes of coverage total.
"More about the Sopranos than expected..."
Not sure. Feel cheated in that most of the content was about the Sopranos. Reading performance was excellent.
Less Sopranos!!! There are only 4 hours left and still no mention of Breaking Bad
My first listen by this performer. Very good. Will look for other titles by same performer.
NO!!!! No more about the Sopranos is needed!!!
"Behind the scenes of my two favorite TV shows"
Unlike some of the other reviewers, I didn't mind at all that this title wasn't a treatise on the recent history of the revolution in television. I thoroughly enjoyed the gossipy insider info on my two very favorite TV shows--The Sopranos and The Wire. I also liked the focus/priority given these two shows, as opposed to the afterthought discussion of Mad Men and Breaking Bad, both of which I am watching, but neither of which--IMHO--measures up to the other two. In fact, I would have preferred it if the author hadn't been so generous with his own opinions about how The Wire fell short, given how off-the-mark they were and also how many TV critics there are out there who can offer much better-informed insights on the issue.
As for the narration, I found it satisfactory overall. Mr. Szarabajka does a credible impression of Tony Soprano, but I wish he hadn't abused it by applying it to David Chase or Tony Sirico.
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"Behind the Scenes"
Unlike "The Butler" where I did not realize it was a "behind the scenes" book and therefore didn't like it because I felt duped, I knew what this book was all about in advance so I only have myself to blame if I didn't like it. I suspected that his might be the case just based on the title; however I decide to give it a shot anyway.
My attention was up and down throughout. As predicted, I was very captivated when the subject covered a show I'd seen (Sopranos and Mad Men), I loved the tidbits and factoids, and whole TVography was interesting…. great fun! But when it came to shows I hadn't seen, I tuned out – I really was not interested.
Not surprisingly therefore I'd recommend it to people who have watched all the shows featured – it's way more fun that way!
Say something about yourself!
I was hoping for a comparison between the latest "golden age of TV" and its cultural and political causes and ramification as compared to the previous "golden ages", whose ramifications are in the history books.... alas, I was disappointed. This book quickly degenerated into Hollywood gossip and became a tell-all about the writers/show-runners who, it seems, are the same old narcissistic, ego maniacs of yesteryear, albeit with new names. Apparently some things, i.e., Hollywood, never change.
If you're looking for a behind the camera tell-all, you will love this book.
"Well done"
I was a huge fan of the Sopranos and HBO, and this was a perfect behind the scenes look not only of that show, but also the other shows that made the third golden age of TV. Narrator was great too. I've listened to four other books narrated by Keith Szarabajka and he's the best in the business.
"Difficult Men is an excellent listen"
I would recommend this book to any one that is interested in the development of some of the best television programing of our time.
He made you feel like you were actually listening to the characters.
It made you think. As the characters came to life, you couldn't help but think about the impact that ordinary people can have on so many.
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The course looks like fun, thanks for sharing!
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Video looks awesome. Can a Ball Golfer and Disc Golfer play out of the same cart or does the course go off in different directions?
Having players playing with different handicaps there is fun too. You don't have to give/take strokes in most cases. Just play from different tees.
Novice could play from Red, Rec could play Red or Whites, Intermediate could play White/Blue, Advanced could play from the Blues and Open player playing from the Blacks (I think that is their furthest tees back). They may even have another set of tees there too (Gold or Purple) but I'm not for sure since it has been a couple of years since I played there.
I wish it was closer to Louisville.
Jason Van Over
Anyone want to get a road trip together? I'm in...
My putter still doinks harder than yours!
I'm in
Eric Gallusser
I played it for the first time last monday and it was an absolute blast. Dave did a great job with the basket placements. There's danger lurking near almost every hole that makes you decide how risky you're willing to play it. I was going to ask you guys which tees you used. We threw from 14 red tees and 4 black tees (on the shorter holes). I finished at -10 so I'm thinking about going from some longer tees next time.
Even still, there were 3-4 holes where the "short" tees were like 1000+ ft!!
Hey, I don't know any of you guys, but being new to the sport I am always looking to meet and play with new people. I am good for a run to English most Fridays as long as I am not traveling. I am just a rec/ intermediate level player, but I will try to keep up.
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The Crusaders turned defence into attack to beat the Brumbies in Canberra for the first time since 2003.
The Crusaders won 30-23 after the teams teid 10-all at half-time.
The Brumbies were the pre-game favourites after the Crusaders struggled for form in the last two games, but in Canberra the Crusaders returned to a more traditional – and effective – playing style that relied on pressured defence and greater kicking for field position.
The Brumbies struggled with the intensity of the visitors who have the best overseas and away record in the competition's history.
Collectively the Crusaders were good and Israel Dagg, dropped to the bench, produced his best performance of the season when introduced to the action.
The Brumbies led 10-0, courtesy of a Matt Toomua intercept try from a loose Dan Carter pass, but it was the only blemish in Carter's performance.
The game's best flyhalf has missed the last four matches and his return also coincided with a return to a more complete Crusaders approach.
Carter kicked six from six but his tactical kicking was as good.
Saders captain George Whitelock described the win as season-defining, especially because his side had done their travel to Australia and South Africa. The rest of their competition will be played in New Zealand.
Brumbies – Try: Matt Toomua, Ben Mowen. Conversions: Christian Lealiifano, Matt Toomua. Penalties: Lealiifano (3).
Crusaders – Tries: Andy Ellis, Zac Guildford, Israel Dagg. Conversions: Dan Carter (3). Penalties: Carter (3).


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We Have What They (You) Want
You can't come back from Reno Tahoe empty-handed. From the spectacular to the sublime, Reno Tahoe has the boutiques, retail stores, shopping malls, and outlet stores you need to take back the perfect gifts for those you left behind.
Whether you're the most finicky bargain hunter or the biggest spender, whatever you're looking for, you'll find it in Reno Tahoe.
The Legends at Sparks Marina
The Outlets at Sparks, located at the Legends at Spark Marina, is sparking the imagination of shoppers across the West. This beautiful shopping, dining and entertainment destination is located just minutes from downtown Reno, and offers top shopping in a fresh, upscale outdoor setting bursting with appealing amenities.
Big brand outlets such as, Adidas, Ann Taylor Factory , Banana Republic Factory , BCBG Max Azria, Carters, GAP, Guess Factory, Gymboree Outlet, Nike Osh Kosh, VF Outlets offer up to 25-70% everyday prices.
Restaurants: Cowboy Bar and 'Que, O'Clearys, Fuddruckers, Jazz a Louisiana Kitchen, Grimaldi's, Olive Garden, BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse, Popeyes, Taco Bell, Subway. outletsatsparks.com.
The Summit
Located at the south end of Reno at Mt. Rose Highway, The Summit is an open-air lifestyle shopping center with more than 70 shops, specialty retailers, salons and restaurants to satisfy any palate. Its many courtyards feature fountains, paths and fire pits to gather around on cool evenings, seasonal features such as live music during summer evenings, and sleigh rides on wintry days. The Summit offers a wide variety of shopping and dining that will please even the most demanding patron. Some retailers include: Abercrombie & Fitch, Aeropostale, American Eagle Outfitters, Ann Taylor, Apple, Banana Republic, Bath & Body Works, Buckle, Cache, Charlotte Russe, Coach, Dillard's, Guess, Hollister, J. Crew, Jared "The Galleria of Jewelry", Lucky Brand Jeans, L'uva Bella Wine Gallery, M·A·C Cosmetics, New York & Company, Sephora, Tilly's, Vans, Victoria's Secret, White House | Black Market, Williams-Sonoma, and more.
To see a complete list of restaurants and retailers, visit http://www.thesummitonline.com
Meadowood Mall
Meadowood Mall, a longtime favorite, is located right in the middle of Reno. Shoppers will be delighted with more than 100 stores, specialty retailers, salons and restaurants to explore in a conveniently located indoor environment.
Do you have a hunter or outdoor enthusiast to shop for? Cabela's stores are known as premier shopping and tourism destinations, drawing visitors from hundreds of miles to indulge in a unique shopping experience that celebrates nature and the lifestyle of the outdoor enthusiast. Just remember not to hunt any bighorn sheep. Reno's 125,000-square-foot, large-format destination store is located near the Boomtown Hotel Casino on I-80 near the California border (8650 Boomtown Road, Verdi, Nev.). Extraordinary in design and showcasing thousands of products from its world-famous catalog and website, a customer's average stay at a Cabela's store has been estimated at a remarkable three and a half hours.
SCHEELS Sporting Goods Store
Do you have an athlete to shop for back home? SCHEELS isn't your ordinary sporting goods store. While it features sporting goods for anybody from hunters to football players, it also features a great selection of fashion and footwear for men, women, and children.
At 248,000 square feet of retail space, the Reno Sparks SCHEELS is the World's Largest Sporting Goods Store and is considered a retail destination. SCHEELS features a 65-foot tall Ferris Wheel, two 16,000 gallon aquariums, 32+ flavors of fudge in the Fudge Factory, 14 presidents in the Walk of Presidents, a NASCAR Simulator, and a 35-foot tall Wildlife Mountain in addition to 85+ specialty shops that feature the hottest brands in clothing, footwear and sports equipment.
Click here to view more about the new Reno Sparks SCHEELS.
Truckee River Arts District
Want to cater to your inner culture enthusiast? Located in close proximity to Reno's Truckee River Whitewater Park is the Truckee River Arts District. Both the CalAve and Riverwalk sections of the district feature unique shopping excursions to specialty shops, antique stores, boutiques, galleries and unique culinary attractions. This area is quickly becoming Reno's preeminent neighborhood retail, restaurant, entertainment and business district. No big box stores here in this newest, hippest section of Reno.
Don't-miss shopping, Truckee River Arts District:
- Be Abundant Home Accessories - richly detailed and elegant home ideas, 46 West First St.
- Reno eNVy - Keep your eyes open, you never know who you'll see rocking the eNVy. 135 North Sierra St. Suite C
- La Terre Verte - eco-friendly boutique specializing in recycled and handmade products, 100 North Arlington Ave., Suite 105
- Shoe – representing fine European collections, 104 California Ave.
- KJB – Kalifornia Jean Bar – an unmatched selection of denim, 290 California Ave.
- Clay Nichols – art, jewelry, home décor and more, 106 California Ave.
- Baboo Children's Clothing – unique children's clothing you can't find anywhere else, 121 California Ave.
- iMeMine – handbags, accessories and creative clothing, 102 California Ave.
Grab a Bite Before You Max Out
Your shopper's high won't keep you going forever, and hard as it might be to tear yourself away from your favorite activity, at some point you're bound to require some local sustenance. Downtown Reno has many tastes and flavors that will please your palate and satisfy your appetite. Even if you're just thirsty, the Reno Downtown area is the best place to grab a drink and watch the world pass you by. Here's a sample, but by no means all.
- Beaujolais Bistro - a cozy bistro specializing in country French cuisine, 130 West St.
- WildRiver Grille - classic American favorites and fresh specials daily, 17 S. Virginia St.
- SilverPeak Grill & Taproom - original and delicious dishes, 135 N. Sierra St.
- Jungle Vino - emphasizing fine wine and food pairings, 246 W. First St.
- Imperial Bar & Lounge - a centrist joint, with something for everyone, 150 N. Arlington Ave.
- The Chocolate Bar – a trendy place to sip both alcoholic and nonalcoholic chocolate drinks while sampling addictive confections like their Chili-Infused Truffles, 475 S Arlington Ave.
- Blue Moon - famous gourmet pizza, 190 California Ave.
- Cheese Board – a concoction of wine, cheeses and other lunch specialties, 247 California Ave.
Patagonia Outlet Store
Nature lovers know the Patagonia company for quality clothing and gear, and a socially conscious business model. Reno is home to Patagonia's main distribution center as well as a Patagonia outlet store where shoppers can find deals on everything from fishing waders to skiing jackets. Another point of interest: the 171,000-square-foot building received Gold Level Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification from the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC).
Mayberry Landing
Mayberry Landing has been around since 1995, and hosts a variety of unique shops. It was built with a focus on maximizing green space and improving the neighborhood, rather than maximizing retail space. The center has been very successful over the years. We have 19 unique shops offering a wide range of services including: a wine store, restaurants, an olive oil store, a spa, two hair salons, a pet store, pet grooming, dry cleaning, pilates, art classes, piano lessons, financial services. Mayberry Landing is located at 3886 Mayberry Drive.
Other Shopping Areas
Reno has numerous shopping areas with upscale boutiques and specialty stores tucked into quaint neighborhoods throughout the city . Two exceptional stops for any Reno shopping mission are Plumgate, located at W. Plumb Lane and S. Arlington Ave


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PEARL - Hebron quarterback Will Corben-Rogers was stopped inches of the goal line in the second overtime as Park Place, who overcame a 22-6 half time deficit, held on for a 52-50 victory over the Eagles Friday night at Smith-Wills Stadium.
The Crusaders' Damon Cole rushed for a school record 311 yards and five touchdowns to lead the way for what was to be a heart stopping second half of football.
Tied at 36 after regulation, Rogers connected with Ryan Moore who juggled the football before holding on for the touchdown from 11 yards out as the Eagles took an eight point advantage after the two point conversion.
Park Place responded with Cole's fifth touchdown on the night to tie the game and force another overtime as both teams were sitting at 44 apiece. Quarterback Gage Gordon ran the ball himself on the Crusaders next possession as the home team grabbed the lead for the first time in the ball game 52-44.
Rogers scored the Eagles last touchdown on the third play from five yards-out but failed to capitalize on the extra two points to continue the game.
Hebron head coach Tri Nason was happy with the fight he saw on the field against a traditional 11-man program.
"On offense, they have three guys that are normally starters that are just sitting on the sidelines itching to get in," he said. "And for us to go against a team I thought going into this game was better than Strider, it shows a lot with how far we have come. I guess if you have to go down, it's better to go down in two overtimes than in the first four quarters. I'm proud of my guys."
The Eagles 2-2, on the road for the third time this season jumped out to a 14-0 lead in the first quarter. On the first drive that lasted just three plays, Quez Robinson capped off a 65-yard drive with an 11-yard touchdown run. Rogers, who finished with 143-yards rushing, scored the first of his two scores on a 23-yard keeper to extend the lead.
The Crusaders (3-3) finally got on the board when Gordon and Cole teamed up for an 11-yard pas and catch to trim the lead 14-6 early in the second quarter.
Hebron made it a three possession game after finishing off an eight-play drive with a 17-yard touchdown by Taylor Coggins, 22-6 Eagles at the half. The second half however, proved to be a different story.
"They took better care of the ball better in the second half," Nason said. "I have to commend their coaches for making the adjustments at half time and it took us until late in the fourth quarter to rearrange our offense and blocking to fix what they did at half time."
The Eagles caught a break on the opening drive of the third quarter as Park Place fumbled on their first possession, however despite starting at the opponents 43-yard line, Hebron failed to convert on fourth down and turned the ball over with no points.
Three plays later and the Crusaders were on the board again after Cole's 53-yard touchdown run. The two teams would trade touchdowns as Robinson added his second score on the night with a 28-yard sprint down the sidelines before Cole again had a another long touchdown run, this one for 50-yards to cut the lead to a touchdown 28-22.
The teams were tied at 28 in the fourth quarter before Coggins' 78-yard kick-off return quieted the crowd and put the Eagles in the drivers seat once again. However, two straight fumbles by Hebron gave Park Place ample opportunity to tie the game with a 25-yard touchdown run by Cole.
Hebron again had another good night offensively, racking up 309 yards including 230 on the ground. Robinson netted 53 while Coggins, who left in the game with a shoulder injury, finished with 172 all-purpose yards, 105 on kick-off returns. Rogers had just 79 passing yards on four completions.
On defense the Eagles had four turnovers including a pair of interceptions by Rogers, one of three players, Coggins and Moore, who finished with eight tackles. Harley Thompson finished with a team-high 12 on the night.View more articles in:
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Theese bunnies are beautiful!!! Thank you for sharing the pattern!
=) Have a nice day!
So cute! Thank you!ReplyDelete
So cute! Thank you!ReplyDelete
Thank you for the nice pattern. I could not stop after one so i made ten :) i did not knit the ears and arms the same way as in the pattern. Find it easier to knit the ears from the stitches from the head and i pick up 4 stitches from the purl round. Thanks again. Hugs from Ellinor :)ReplyDelete
Good idea about the ears and arms........wish I had thought about that, AliReplyDelete
Hi Crazy Dazy!
Thank you so much for submitting this beautiful pattern to our website. It is so cute! we really appreciate it!
Here is a link to it: http://www.knitting-bee.com/free-knitting-patterns/amigurumi/easter-bunny-cosy
I made one bunny, loved how it was so easy to make. Will have to make more for friends and family perhaps. Thanks so much for sharing it with us. Have a fantastic day!!ReplyDelete
What a cute pattern - thank you for making available. I know some 'big' girls who would like this pattern knitted for them. Sorry about the Anonymous - couldn't work out how to do it.ReplyDelete
How do we print out the pattern without having to print all the comments? It wastes a lot of paper. I like to read them but not print them out.ReplyDelete
hi karen, you can highlight which text you want, then click copy and past onto microsoft word...its a but fiddley. Any problems, send me your email address and I can send you the pattern, best wishes, alisonReplyDelete
thank you for lovely easter bunny pattern. last year I made 200 easter chicks with creme eggs for the charity SENSE as my grand-daughter is deaf/blind. I raised £300 for them. Needless to say I am so pleased to see a rabbit pattern - a welcome change from chicks! I will make some for my grand-daughters special needs school.
Lovely of you to share this pattern.
Happy New Year
I love the Little Easter Bunnies,
Ive just finished knitting one, only have one problem mine turned out all knit and looking at the picture its stocking stitch am i doing something wrong im usually ok with patterns its no problem as i can adjust easy enough, Thanks for sharing pattern not seen one like this before :) Barbara
BARBARA, I wonder if you are knitting the pattern flat with two needles. The pattern is for dpns so rds 7-23 are all knit and will turn out like stocking stitch. if you are knitting with two needles you would need to convert and adapt the pattern...hope this helps, aliReplyDelete
yes I just realized, I was on straight needles lol Ive adjusted for it now on my second bunny now
thanks for quick reply :) Barbara
Hi Barbara, Is the rest of the pattern working out ok with the two needles? aliReplyDelete
Beautiful Designs, thank you. I have added a link at www.knittingpatterndesigns.com.
I have knitted this and shared my photo and added a link to your pattern/site on Facebook. Is it ok that I also share my translation to norwegian as a comment so I can help those who don`n understand the english pattern?
Hi Aina, Yes tha is fine to share the translated version, thanks for asking me.
Can you send me a link to your photo.
Thanks and have a nice easter,
Thanks for the fab pattern. I had to make mine flat but it worked out really well. Just about to start bunny #2! Have linked back on facebook.ReplyDelete
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I am not doing very well with this ! and I really want to make one! I think its the yarn round needle bit. I am knitting on a circular needle and doing magic loop as I can't manage three pins. Any tips/help anyone I would be really grateful!ReplyDelete
Hi Kim, to be honest I dont do magic loop so cant be of any help, sorry about that, aliDelete
I have knitted a lovely bunny lady and would like to post it on my blog with reference to your pattern. Would you please give me permission to do so?ReplyDelete
Thank you for lovely easter bunny pattern:)ReplyDelete
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Do you have a photo of the completed bunny you could post, I like to have an image of what the completed should look like
There is photo (front view) at the start of the pattern and a photo rear view at the end of the pattern, aliDelete
Hi I would just like to tell you that I've just adjusted the rabbit pattern for the ageuk innocent bottles. Even if I say so myself they look great. Thank you for the ideaReplyDelete
Sue, what a great idea, Id love to see a photo of that, aliDelete
Hi Ali I've just completed another six along with a penguin but how do I upload a picture onto your blogReplyDelete
hi sue, it would be great if you could send it to my email address - email@example.com id love to see them, aliDelete
Adorable. A must make. Thank you.ReplyDelete
Thanks Karin, I'd love to hear how you get on with the patternReplyDelete
I'm confused about the dress and head section when it says to decrease by knitting two together and then purling two together. If I begin with 26 stitches, if I decrease once I will have 13 stitches. But if I decrease twice, won't I have 6.5?ReplyDelete
Hi Jennifer, On Rd 3 the instructions are (yrn, K2tog) the yarn round needle (yrn) adds a stitch. Hope this helps.ReplyDelete
So cute! I'm knitting two...one each for my grand daughters. Thank you. xoxReplyDelete
I have been looking for something beautiful to make my nieces for Easter :) I'm so lucky to have run into this pattern! GORGEOUS!!!!ReplyDelete
These look lovely. Thank youReplyDelete
Good pattern. I did not knit in the round. I made a bride by using coloured wool for hands and face and white for the dress, then added a bit of net and a posy.ReplyDelete
I love these for Easter, the Christmas tree, and to give as gifts on a Christmas or Easter card.
These also are great gifts to give teachers to wear with a pin.
Soo cute!


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One of the best things about an upgraded operating system is that you get more from the features you already know and love. Siri is the feature that seemed to pick up the most in iOS 6.
Some updates make a single feature better. Some updates make one feature so useful that another seems worse.
Searching for Info
When we first got these large screen (iPhone) type smartphones, the ability to search for something on the web, while we were mobile was amazing. You could search Google on your phone for anything you could search for on your desktop. For the most part the experience was impressive.
The next step was Siri. We all got a hint of what she could do when she would look up questions for us off the cuff 'How many feet in a mile?', 'How far is it to Boston?'.
With the latest updates, Siri takes quite a bite out of the search engine business.
Sports: Schedules, Scores and More
Siri has picked up the ability to answer questions about team schedules and standings like: 'When do the Utah Jazz play the Lakers?' Little searches for things like game scores, player stats, and team records are all right on the tip of Siri's tongue. You just have to ask her.
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When you need to know when a movie is playing, or watch a trailer, is the first place you go Google? I'm telling you that if you have an iPhone, you may be itching to ask Siri instead with iOS 6.
It's not just trailers and showtimes, Siri has detailed information about the entertainment industry:
Siri is also quite the film buff: Find out when a film premiered, who directed it, and what awards it won. Or ask Siri which movies your favorite actors star in, so you won't miss any of their past or future blockbusters.
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Sports and movies aren't the only information Siri added to her database. She's picked up a few other tidbits of information that I've mentioned in other posts. These things, along with a future growth path, combine to show what Siri can really do as she learns. Apple is probably looking at the data and seeing what things are most asked of Siri, and building out those features first. Siri really does know what we want.
Search engines made it easy for us to find information at the drop of a hat. We all became addicted to having information right at our fingertips. It's getting even better.
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Final Score: Atlanta 102, Utah 91
Salt Lake City, UT (Sports Network) - Al Horford and Josh Smith each came through with impressive double-doubles and the Atlanta Hawks cruised to their fourth straight win with a 102-91 triumph over the Utah Jazz on Wednesday.
Horford tallied 34 points and 15 rebounds, while Smith finished with 24 points and 14 boards for the Hawks, who improved to 3-0 on their six-game road trip.
"This was really a gutsy win for our guys," Hawks coach Larry Drew said. "This is a very tough team to play in their building. We had to control the tempo of the game from start to finish."
Jeff Teague added 19 points with seven assists in the victory.
The Jazz, who lost in overtime to visiting Boston on Monday, dropped consecutive games at home for the first time since a two-game swoon from Dec. 26-28 and have now lost three in a row overall.
Al Jefferson totaled 26 points with 11 rebounds and Derrick Favors, who started for an injured Paul Millsap, finished with 17 points and a season-high 15 boards in the setback.
"We have to get better coming out of halftime. This is the third game in a row," said Jazz coach Ty Corbin. "We have to find a way to figure it out. We can't be down in a hole like that every night."
Marvin Williams' jumper had the Jazz within one at the 2:48 mark in the second, but the Hawks closed out the period on an 11-4 run, with Teague following consecutive scores from Horford with four free throws to stake Atlanta to a 56-48 lead.
The Jazz managed just a single basket over the initial six-plus minutes in the third, in which time the Hawks doubled their halftime advantage.
Teague then poured in his fourth bucket of the quarter to extend the Hawks' edge to 18 points and they carried an 82-66 lead into the fourth.
After DeMarre Carroll scored seven during a 10-2 push, Utah cut its deficit to single digits with four minutes to play, but didn't get any closer until there was just over a minute left, at which point is was too late.
Game Notes
Atlanta has won six of its last seven games and have scored at least 100 points in nine of its last 10 contests ... The Hawks held a 20-7 advantage on the fastbreak ... Devin Harris had 12 points for Atlanta ... Gordon Hayward scored 11 off the bench for Utah.


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