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Set sail on Sydney Harbour aboard an authentic tall ship. During your two-hour cruise you will enjoy a buffet lunch as you take in Sydney's iconic sites including the Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Taronga Zoo and Fort Denison.
- Two-hour Sydney Harbour lunch cruise onboard a 1922 original tall ship
- Enjoy a buffet lunch onboard
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- Climb the mast if you dare! (if option selected)
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During your two-hour cruise you will be entertained by the jolly crew who will show you the world's most beautiful harbor as you have never seen it before. Your host will provide an informative briefing on Sydney's only authentic timber tall ship and her amazing history. Get involved and help set the sails or just sit back and enjoy the magnificent views.
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Miracle Whip is utterly disgusting. I'd rather eat a dry sandwich than put that sludge on it.
I generally prefer mayonnaise if I don't have to make it by scratch with a hand whisk, but I honestly don't taste a HUGE difference and generally don't use either one.
My mother, otoh, has a violent aversion to Miracle Whip.
I rarely eat either but I prefer mayonnaise (and I'm not particular about which brand).
Hellmann's. There is no other. I had to educate my southern-born hubby in 1995. He's never looked at Blue Plate again.
MW only goes in my chicken salad.. EVER. Without it, people say "Hmmm, something's missing."
Neither. I use Vegenaise! I like the grapeseed the best
Even my mayo loving husband loves it.
I only ever use Miracle Whip in a broccoli salad recipe I have that calls for it and doesn't taste quite right if you use mayo. I have to sneak the jar of Miracle Whip into the house because my husband has an irrational fear that I will feed it to him in a sandwich! But he does love my broccoli salad!
I loathe MW, and I dislike mayo in anything but tuna salad or egg salad. On a sandwich I prefer just mustard, no mayo. My SO is a MW guy, but he knows that I will not eat anything he's put MW on.
This comic from The Oatmeal pretty much sums it up for me: http://theoatmeal.com/blog/miracle_whip
Canola or Olive oil Mayo, all the way. Grew up on MW. Can't stand it.
I love Miracle Whip, because it's all I had growing up, and I've never been able to stand Mayo. I guess it's all a matter of taste, and what you're used to. I don't use either much anyway. The part that disgusts me about all of that is that it's basically almost all fat, and even the 'low fat' stuff is still extremely high amounts of fat.
I'll stand-up for the MW crowd :winkgrin: Love it on a sandwhich. I only use mayo for dips or dishes that specifically call for it. MY DH could care less which he puts on his sandwhich, so he gets MW
Miracle Whip is the devil. Mayo all the way!
Unilever also makes "Hellmann's Real Whipped Tangy Dressing" which was created to appeal to those eaters who prefer Miracle Whip. Because as folks know Miracle Whip isn't mayo rather it is dressing.
Mayo makes me dry heave. It's disgusting.
Miracle Whip for me!!
Hummus makes a pretty good spread for turkey and chicken sandwiches.
Neither. The taste/texture of both is, to me the worst thing in the world. I hate mayo or miracle whip. My BF loves mayo and I refuse to make him a sandwich with it.


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Phoenix - The Bucks got some good news on Andrew Bogut's injury when an MRI exam showed no ligament damage, only a bone bruise.
But it's uncertain if Bogut will be able to play in Wednesday night's game against the Phoenix Suns. The 7-foot center was wearing a large wrap around his right knee at the team's shootaround Wednesday morning at the US Airways Center.
"We'll see what happens," Bogut said. "It still showed a bone bruise. I was hoping I had nothing. Obviously it could have been worse for ligaments. I saw the footage of it (the play). It didn't look good on film."
Bogut was injured in the fourth quarter of Monday's game against the Clippers at the Staples Center when Foye tripped and rolled into the Bucks big man while he was setting a screen.
"It definitely could have been worse," said Bogut, who has worked hard to overcome a serious injury to his right hand and right elbow sustained against the Suns last April in a game at the Bradley Center.
"I was lucky, very lucky. As I was setting a ball screen, and as he was trying to get over it he started stumbling and fell straight into my knee."
There was plenty of news on the injury front, a regular occurrence with the Bucks this season.
Bucks coach Scott Skiles said forward Drew Gooden would be shut down for four to six weeks to receive treatment for the plantar fasciitis which has plagued him. Gooden already has missed 21 games due to the injury, including the last six.
The power forward is averaging 10.8 points and 6.5 rebounds in 25 games this season, including 15 starts.
Point guard Brandon Jennings was cleared for at least 24 minutes in Wednesday's game and Skiles said he may start for the first time since undergoing surgery for a broken bone in his left foot on Dec. 20.
Keyon Dooling, who has been starting at point guard, was ill with the flu and missed Wednesday's shootaround, although Skiles thought the veteran would be available.
And shooting guard John Salmons remains out with a right hip injury. He will miss his ninth consecutive game on Wednesday.
Skiles said Bogut got some treatment and rode the stationary bike during the morning shootaround.
"He's not feeling bad," Skiles said. "We'll see. I would say he's probable. But he will be more or less a game-time decision."
Los Angeles orthopedic surgeon Richard Ferkel, who performed arthroscopic surgery on Bucks forward Corey Maggette's left ankle last July, will be one of the physicians treating Gooden.
"It's just part of our season so far," Skiles said. "You don't ever want anybody to be out, but at least we know now how long he's going to be out."
Skiles said Jennings would continue to be on a minutes limit but could play about half the game. The second-year guard played 17 minutes and scored 12 points against the Clippers and expressed frustration about the minutes limit following the Bucks' 105-98 loss.
"I think the proper thing to say is he's under a minute restriction," Skiles said. "He had plenty of time to get his head together. It's just part of being a young player."
Jennings said he understood about the minutes restriction after he missed 19 games due to his injury.
"Actually the bone isn't really healed all the way yet," Jennings said. "You don't want anything to break. There's only a screw in there. If the screw breaks that can be even worse."
Jennings said he was looking forward to going against Suns veteran Steve Nash.
"You know the style they play, the system they run, there will be a lot of up and down," Jennings said. "So you've got to be ready to run."
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A little perspective on the Army recruiting fraud story: I think $100 million is about what the Iraq war, at its height, cost the American taxpayer every 10 hours.
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personally, though i do not think cruisers are underpowered in any way that matters, believe they could get a +1 or even +2 turnrate increase. All of them, except the vor'cha...10 should be the upper limit for cruiser turnrate.
The negh'var is a perfect example of how cruisers should be able to maneuver.
Also a little inertia increase would go well along with that in my opinion.
Some of them just feel too clumsy.
I think this would solve the majority of the issues with the actual design of cruisers.
As for the actual role a cruiser is supposed to fill in PvE, the problem is not with the actual design of Cruisers and more the design of PvE.
So either PvE needs to change to actually make the role of healer or tank useful, or Cruisers need to be brought in line with what this game has for a PvE environment.
The same can be said of Sci ships.
Right now PvE has, broadly speaking, two levels of damage output from NPCs:
1) Not enough damage to realistically stress a careful or well played Escort.
2) Enough damage to one-shot kill even a good cruiser.
Damage levels could be:
1) Enough damage to stress a good cruiser, without the cruiser being attacked by everything on the map.
2) Enough damage to stress a good cruiser that has healing support from another ship.
This would push the game more towards holy trinity playstyle.
You can argue the merits or negative aspects of that all you like.
Without a playstyle that pushes closer to that, there is no point to have a ship that fills any role outside of DPS.
If that is the design intent of the game (no trinity or role specialization pve model), then fine - but the ships that were designed for roles that are not actually needed should be brought in line with the game environment.
Otherwise we can expect threads like this to appear for as long as this game exists.
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~ funny thing is..... We did. Fired up the grill and threw on some Steaks marinated in Dale's sauce....
I did all except the Black Friday thing and eating Beef. I was fat, now I'm fatter and loving it.
Shot the SKS Friday with my Grandson and Pistols today with some friends and my Grandson.
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~ funny thing is..... We did. Fired up the grill and threw on some Steaks marinated in Dale's sauce....
I wish just one year my family would give up the turkey. I hate turkey.
we always make turkey and ham. i like ham.turkey is too dry and makes me sleepy.
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Wayne Cheng, M.D. has joined The Heart & Vascular Institute of Florida. Dr. Cheng will be seeing patients in the Countryside office located at 1840 Mease Drive, Suite 200 in Safety Harbor and in the Trinity office located at 2102 Trinity Oaks Blvd. Suite 202, New Port Richey. more
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So-called "sue and settle" tactics are becoming an increasingly popular, problematic, and oftentimes successful litigation strategy used by pro-regulatory environmental groups. Because these groups, as well as regulators, are paying ever-increasing attention to the oil and gas industry, the industry must be on the lookout for potential sue and settle tactics that threaten not only the industry's legitimate business interests, but also proper rulemaking procedures and the due process protections those procedures afford.
In sue and settle cases, pro-regulatory environmental groups sue, or threaten to sue, an agency, such as the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), for alleged failure to meet mandatory statutory deadlines for new regulations or for unreasonably delayed discretionary action. In many cases, the agency action (or inaction) at issue is controversial, such as a major new regulatory program that imposes high costs on the regulated community. That controversy, when coupled with litigation leverage over the agency, can provide incentives to the agency to cooperate with the environmental plaintiffs. This is especially so when the agency is already predisposed to regulate but has delayed in doing so for political or other reasons. The end result of the litigation is, in many cases, a consent decree or settlement agreement between the agency and environmental plaintiffs that is negotiated behind closed doors without the regulated community's knowledge or input and that sets accelerated deadlines for proposal and final issuance of new regulatory actions.
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A Grand Unveiling – Recorded Thursday, July 26, 2012.
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– Twisted Empire Raid Teams Go 8/8 in Dragon Soul
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c. New MoP faction tabards
d. Two latest MoP scenarios
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– Achieveatron Segment #1 w/ Rho
– Twitter Q&A
– Last week's Random Q results
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perfect little dress It has a classic fit that no one should miss on. It is feminine and empowering at the same time due to the flattering shape. The other reviews are correct that if you are busty and/or curvy, you would definitely want to try this in the store. I wear XS to S depending on the style and I am a size 2 for the most part, usually in skirts. But I had to get a size 4, probably would be better with size 6 but that would be really loose on me. My bra size is 34D. But it is extremely flattering and I tried it with blazer too. I would buy ome in different colors. November 28, 2014
Well Made Love this dress so much I ended up buying it in red! It looks fantasic, works great with curves, and runs true to size. It's not too short for work and can easily be paired with a caridgan, belt, shoes, etc and worn out or just slip it on and go! I get compliments on this dress day in and day out :) November 8, 2014
Luv it!!! I love how this dress fits to my body <3. It's just perfect!!! November 8, 2014
Perfect Dress I saw this dress online and then went to the store to check it out. The quality is awesome. I actually ended up buying the black and white print one in the store and then ordering the black one online. The fit is great for curvy girls. I am a size 6 and usually wear smalls at express. I got this in a 6 and it is a perfect fit. I am 5'2'' and it hits right above my knee. casual enough to wear to work with a cardigan and flats but dressy enough to dress up for a night out or a wedding. September 3, 2014
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- Publication date: 1 September 2009
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In award-winning artist Jerry Pinkney's wordless adaptation of one of Aesop's most beloved fables, an unlikely pair learn that no act of kindness is ever wasted. After a ferocious lion spares a cowering mouse that he'd planned to eat, the mouse later comes to his rescue, freeing him from a poacher's trap. With vivid depictions of the landscape of the African Serengeti and expressively-drawn characters, Pinkney makes this a truly special retelling, and his stunning pictures speak volumes.
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Jerry Pinkney is one of the most heralded children's book illustrators of all time. He has the rare distinction of being the recipient of five Caldecott Honors and the winner of the 2010 Caldecott medal for The Lion and the Mouse, and has since created two companion picture books: "The Tortoise & the Hare "and "The Grasshopper & the Ants." He has won the Coretta Scott King Award five times, the Coretta Scott King Honor four times, and has been nominated for the prestigious Hans Christian Anderson Award. He was also the first children's book illustrator elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He lives with his wife, author Gloria Jean Pinkney, in Croton-on-Hudson, New York. The artist invites you to visit his website at jerrypinkneystudio.com.
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Wednesday Great Books Discussion Group
The Nature of Life: Reading in Biology
This anthology attempts to answer universal questions about the nature of life. How did life begin? How is it changing? How do we understand our place in the world in relation to other living things? These writings provide provocative issues, while diverse participants share contemplative discussions.
The Nature of Life: Readings in Biology, ISBN 978-1-880323-86-1, can be purchased at the Great Books Foundation, 1-800-222-5870 or www.greatbooks.org. No fees, prerequisites, regular attendance, or registration are required.
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A compact benchtop lathe with big lathe features, this heavy-duty South Bend 8K will surpass the expectations of the most demanding jeweler, as well as the person making small parts or using this lathe for a hobby. Weighing in at a hefty 268 lbs., this lathe has a D1-3 camlock mount with a variable speed feature that allows the changing of speeds simply by turning the speed knob. Threads both inch and metric and includes a threading dial indicator as well as the change gears. High quality cogged belts are used for power transmission and reduced vibration. Hardened and ground South Bend® signature V-Ways for a precise and long life of the lathe bed.
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Silhoucat Quilt-Along with LUKE Haynes
Join me for my three-part Silhoucat Quilt-Along and learn a really nice way to combine some piecing with an easy appliqué. Taking a basic half square triangle pattern and adding an appliqué on top makes a nice keepsake or a very attainable, very prized gift!
How to Make a Star Crossed Quilt Top
Don't let the complex look of the Star Crossed quilt fool you: it's a single block that's quick and easy to make!
Seven Reasons Why I Love my BERNINA Sewing Machine for Free-Motion Quilting
How much does Molly Hanson, free-motion quilter and author of Free-Motion Quilting for Beginners (and those who think they can't), love her BERNINA sewing machines for free-motion quilting? Let's count the ways . . .
Meet BERNINA Ambassador Teri Lucas
Quilter and teacher Teri Lucas is a frequent contributor to WeAllSew – and one of our many über-talented BERNINA Ambassadors.
DIY Free-Motion "Faceted Fabric" Panel iPad or Tablet Cover
Turn a pile of fabric scraps into a shimmering faceted panel evocative of quartz and opal crystals, then use it to make a padded cover for your iPad or tablet.
Fair Isle Pillow Tutorial
Thinking of starting your holiday sewing? This Nordic-inspired pillow will look great on your couch this holiday season, and it's the perfect complement to Lee's Fair Isle Christmas quilt pattern.
7 Sewing Tips from an Award-Winning Quilter
These seven sewing tips are good advice for ALL sewists, not just quilters!
Quick and Easy Playful Petals
It was easy to cut and applique all the pretty petals for this quilt – my embroidery machine did it for me!
What a Difference a Stitch Makes!
The hand embroidery is complete on my Tilty Town #10 quilt and it's ready for machine work. Why add machine stitching to this quilt measuring only 10" x 10"? Because I love the added patterning and texture unique to machine quilting.
Quilting Basics: How to Secure Quilting Stitches
Whether you are beginning or ending a line of quilting stitches, the stitches must be secured to keep them from coming undone. In this post I'll teach you how to "pack the stitches," a technique in which the first few stitches – or last few, if at the end of a line – are placed very, very close together.


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In a bid to boost infrastructure investment, the Reserve Bank today allowed banks to invest in long-term infrastructure bonds issued by other banks.
HDFC Bank has raised Rs 3,000 cr by offering 10-year infra bonds in a one-on-one deal where the lender has sold securities directly to LIC.
The core issue size is Rs 2,000 crore with an option to retain oversubscriptions.
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today proposed a sizeable Rs 70,000 crore increase in investment in the infrastructure sector besides a slew of steps to spur its growth.
FM Arun Jaitley said that he also intends to permit tax free infrastructure bonds for the projects in the rail, road and irrigation sector.
Corporatization of ports is a long-term positive, while likely withdrawal of incentives for Infra sectors, a structural negative.
Banks have also raised funds in Basel III-compliant perpetual and infrastructure bonds this fiscal, helping the market grow to a new record.
A government official told ET that there are some queries over the treatment of these bonds as banks are not allowed to issue such securities.
L&T was up 2.6 per cent, IRB Infra gained 3.41 per cent, Adani Port and SEZ was 1.01 per cent higher, Ashoka Buildcon rallied 14.73%.
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T.S. Eliot; Sir John Tresidder Sheppard; Julian Ottoline Vinogradoff (née Morrell)
9 of 66 portraits of T.S. Eliot
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T.S. Eliot; Sir John Tresidder Sheppard; Julian Ottoline Vinogradoff (née Morrell)
by Lady Ottoline Morrell
vintage snapshot print, 1920
1 1/2 in. x 2 1/4 in. (39 mm x 57 mm) image size
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- Thomas Stearns ('T.S.') Eliot (1888-1965), Poet. Sitter in 66 portraits.
- Sir John Tresidder Sheppard (1881-1968), Provost of King's College, Cambridge. Sitter in 19 portraits.
- Julian Ottoline Vinogradoff (née Morrell) (1906-1989), Former wife of Sir Victor Goodman, and later wife of Igor Vinogradoff; daughter of Lady Ottoline Morrell. Sitter in 409 portraits, Artist associated with 2 portraits.
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Kimberly & Darrell Lynn
1920s French Champagne grape crate; stackable with metal handles and vintner's initials.
Kim and Darrell Lynn are passionate collectors, philanthropists, and entrepreneurs, but you'll never find them at the Paris flea market, Chelsea Antiques Fair, or any other "known" dealer markets. Instead, they use their own global network of exclusive sources to uncover their incredible collection of vintage and antique finds. They even have a reality show in the works that will chronicle their worldwide adventures.


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Sometimes sports are about the material successes: wins and losses, bragging rights and records and trophies and plaques.
Then again, sometimes they're not.
On Nov. 6, longtime coach Shirley Diggs and her High Point High School girls' volleyball team eliminated Parkdale in four sets to advance to the 4A South Region championship, where the Eagles met county champion Bowie. Though she was asked about it, she brushed off the possibility of the 4A state championship trophy returning to Prince George's County for the first time since 1979. She barely even mentioned winning in general.
Wednesday's state semifinal match ended too late to be included in this edition of The Gazette. Check online at www.gazette.net for the result.
But she did point to Keturah Gregory, Erica Kittleson, Grace Biney, Sumintra Sinonan and to a cadre of seniors who, despite being the eldest members age-wise, were some of the most inexperienced on the court. Diggs, no matter the result of the match, is just happy to see them on the floor.
"I'm proud of them. I'm proud," Diggs said. "I did not expect this team to go this far this year. I have seniors, but I have seniors who I have not played. I have seniors, No. 10 [Gregory}, on my team, she never played. She's one year. I have one four-year senior on the court."
The coach swelled with pride when speaking of Gregory, a senior starter in her first year of volleyball that played a pivotal role in halting Parkdale's season. She busied herself in the middle, swatting down spikes from the 6-foot-3 Christina Oyawale, recording kills off 10 sets from Kittleson and provided some reliable passing.
She "does everything," according to Diggs, but prior to this fall, Gregory had never done anything on a volleyball court. That, Diggs says, is the ultimate reward when her Eagles take the court.
"One of the things about this team is that none of them have ever played volleyball before," she said. "They don't play club ball, they don't play in camps. I have to take the first three or four weeks and I teach them the game of volleyball. And that's the difference playing against some of these teams that have club team members. Like Bowie, they have club team members."
Given how Friday's 4A South Region title match with the Bulldogs went — a 3-0 sweep in High Point's favor — Diggs must know something about getting her rookies ready for the big matches, even when the team lining up across the court is laden with club talent. She assembled the team in August, showed them the ropes in her three to four week teaching period through September, and in November, landed High Point's first state semifinal appearance since 2005, when most of her team was still in elementary school.
"We didn't expect to come this far," Biney said. "But it would be the best feeling in the world, us, the class of 2014, to make it, because we worked so hard. We want to graduate not just with a diploma but to say that we won state."
Entering Wednesday's game, history was far from High Point's side.
The most recent Prince George's County win in a volleyball state semifinal was more than a decade ago, when the 2001 Eleanor Roosevelt team — last year's 4A county representative — moved on and then lost in the final. In 51 appearances in the state semis, Prince George's has won just nine. Only the 1979 High Point team has returned home with trophy in hand.
But that's not the primary, or even secondary, concern for Diggs. Winning is great. Trophies are nice. Teaching a new sport is invaluable.
"I love volleyball, and I've been coaching for a long time, and I just — the thing that's most important to me is that they learn how to play competitive volleyball," she said. "And in 2005 was when we went to state, and we get beat by those Montgomery County and Howard County powerhouses, but I love to see them learn to play the game of volleyball.
"These girls are tight. They grow together, we work a lot of togetherness. My thing is teach them the game. I want them to learn the game. And you can see that they are learning the game."


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Games Played in 2012
Games I beat in 2012 or played enough of to know I didn't want to finish them.
Games I beat in 2012 or played enough of to know I didn't want to finish them.
First game completed in 2012. I wasn't a big fan of the first Layton game and I'd say I feel the same way about Diabolical Box. I think the characters are great, the art style's neat and the story's pretty interesting, but I really don't want to play a game where Brain Teaser puzzles are the primary mechanic. Unfortunately, I bought this game before I played the first one so I was stuck with it and wanted to finish it. I feel like I know enough about the series so that if the Layton/Ace Attorney cross over ever comes out in North America, I'm familiar enough with all the characters to enjoy it. I'm satisfied with that. All in all, not a great start to the year, but I have high hopes for whatever's next.
I am a total newcomer to the Fate/ series -- I have not played the original visual novel or seen either of the anime series. I picked up Fate/Extra primarily because it looked like an interesting Persona knockoff. I played as a male protagonist with Saber as my servant. I liked the premise and story and the combat system was a nice change from standard turn-based fare, but overall the game is far too repetitive. The dungeon environments are nice to look at, but they're all kind've the same, and the rest of the game's environment is about as big as the schools in Persona 3 and 4. The boss fights are probably the game's greatest strength because they can be quite challenging and require a good amount of strategy to survive. Other than the repetitiveness of the game, I'd say the ending is probably the game's weakest point. Not only are there some pretty significant plot holes in the story, but most of the ending consists of a long-winded explanation of 20 years of recent canon history that feels sort've unnecessary considering how many other aspects of the game were left unexplained. At least the actual conclusion itself was quite good, which redeemed the ending a little in my eyes. Glad I took the time to play this, but I will not be replaying with a different character gender or servant.
Christine Love's visual novel projects have been a bit hit or miss for me. I adored Digital: A Love story, which has become one of my favourite games of all time. Don't Take It Personally Babe, however, just did not connect with me on the same level emotionally as Digital did and I found it to be quite disappointing on a number of levels. Love has thoroughly impressed me again, however, with Analogue: A Hate Story. The story is fascinating, emotionally powerful and keeps you interested even though the gameplay is largely comprised of reading letters and diaries. As an archivist, I found the idea of finding this tremendous fonds that had such an interesting tale to reveal was totally compelling. Loved it. Managed to find two endings and will likely wait awhile before attempting to find the other endings -- the story needs to sit with me for awhile before I go back to it.
Played to about halfway through Act 2 in February. Unfortunately, stalled on this game and have not yet had the motivation to go back to it. I very, very rarely play shooters and I have to admit that the game play was sometimes frustrating for me, but I was so interested in what might be coming next in the story that I stuck with it. I'd love to finish this sometime during the first half of the year, but we'll see. Hopefully this text will be edited at some point.
Dropped after about 13 hours. I had never played one of the Atelier games before, but when I was looking around for things to put on my Christmas Wishlist and saw this was coming out last winter, I figured it'd be a good opportunity to try it out. Critics had generally nice things to say about it, I like turn-based RPG combat, and the art seemed cute. I figured Totori and I would get along fine. To a certain extent, we did. Atelier Totori's combat mechanics are perfectly serviceable as are the crafting mechanics (though I would argue that the sheer volume of items a person can create doesn't necessarily mean a system has depth). The problem is, there's nothing about the game that stood out for me and made me want to keep playing it. The crafting and battle mechanics got pretty boring after awhile when there was so little story to propel the game forward. And while I like cute anime art, this series is a little too moe, even for me.
Completed the main story in about 50 hours in April. My feelings for Tales of Graces are a little mixed. All in all, I'd say the game is super fun to play. The battle system is fast-paced and I liked it much better than Vesperia's, but I also felt like the story and characters fell pretty flat. The art was very nice, but it's also fairly obvious that the game was originally designed for the Wii and that the designers did not really try to push the system very much. While the towns are nice, I found myself walking through a lot of narrow corridors that had very little to interact with aside from enemies a la Final Fantasy XIII and, worst of all, the same locations were visited repeatedly. I think the general sentiment toward this game is pretty spot on. Not fabulous, but not terrible either and if you like JRPGs, it's fun and inoffensive. I hope that its sales were good enough to convince Namco to bring over Xillia -- I really want to see a Tales game built for the PS3. I plan to play the Adulthood arc at some point, but I need a good long break from this game before I go back to it.
Played about 2/3 of this game in April. Unfortunately, got stumped in one of the first quasi-stealth sequences and got a little frustrated. Took a break, then wound up getting totally sidetracked by RL issues. At this point, I have no motivation to go back and finish. I love the Story in Overseer, because I love the story in Mean Streets, but the gameplay in this entry is frustrating at times, largely due to the need for stealth-type stuff. I tend to dislike stealth sequences in adventure games, so they're often a stopping point for me. I own this, so eventually I will go back and finish it, but it's not likely any time soon. I'm hoping to play at least one more classic adventure game this year, but I haven't decided which series I feel like drawing from. I may make an attempt at another Tex Murphy game, but I'm also thinking about replaying Dreamfall or delving in to the Broken Sword series.
I feel like Journey is less a game than it is an experience. I haven't been on an emotional roller-coaster like this in a very, very long time. Feelings of curiosity, accomplishment, wonder, awe, fear, misery, and utter joy all in just about two hours. I'd say more about it, but I'd never want to spoil any of it for anyone. Beautiful game, well worth the money spent. I was thinking I might want to go back and get some trophies at some point, but I don't think I ever want to play it again, or at least not for a good long while.
Fun and charming turn-based RPG from Double Fine. Played through this in one day and loved it. Battle system was fun, premise was interesting and an all-around enjoyable way to spend a Saturday. Considering picking up the DLC, but I've spent my game budget for the month so it'll have to wait until next month if I bother getting it at all. One major drawback to the game is the lack of voice acting. I know it would have increased the game's budget by quite a bit, but it would have added even more charm had there been competent voice acting to go along with the cutscenes. Overall, pretty happy with how this one turned out and glad I finally picked it up and played it.
This game took me forever to finish. I think I started it at some point in May and didn't finish until August 1st. At first, I had trouble playing it for more than an hour or two at a time because I found the encounter rate to be frustratingly high. Once I finally got in to the game, I wound up getting a job in a different province and had to move on short notice, so I didn't have time to play games for awhile. The third thing that got in my way was the final dungeon. Died multiple times during long gaps between save points at the hands of multiple enemies that can kill your party before the battle even really starts. I like the battle system, the characters are interesting, music's fabulous, character designs are great and I want to see the story through to its conclusion in DDS 2, but this game got on my last fucking nerve quite a few times. Glad I played it and super happy it's over all at the same time. Will probably play a couple downloadable titles and maybe Persona 4: Arena before I move on to DDS 2.
I didn't have very high hopes for Hakuoki. I had seen both seasons of the anime and wasn't really interested in more story details. In fact, I bought this game more as an encouragement to Aksys to license and translate more Otome games than I did because I actually wanted to play it, but I enjoyed it a lot more than I thought I would. Hakuoki, in many ways, highlights how utterly shitty most Otome game anime adaptations are. Chizuru, totally vilified by fans of the anime for being a total damsel in distress, is still a damsel in distress, but to a far less insulting extent. Where in the anime, she is present for just about every incident that happens throughout the story, the game naturally directs her away from many of them depending on choices made by the player. Chizuru, then, appears to me a lot less stupid and ridiculous in the game simply because she doesn't need to be rescued all the time, making her far more likeable. It's a real shame that companies who make the anime adaptations of these games don't follow the in-game stories a little closer, but from a cross-marketing perspective, I suppose I can understand that they want to tease as many of the possible romantic interactions as possible in order to sell more games. This is one area where it sucks to not be fluent in Japanese, since if I was, I could enjoy both the anime series and the games for what they are, rather than feeling like I'm missing something or getting more than what I'm asking for. All in all, I liked the routes I chose to play through and I'm hopeful that we'll see more releases similar to this in the future.
Sound shapes is both visually and aurally beautiful. The aesthetic is wonderfully minimalist and the platforming is engaging and while the difficulty ramps up pretty nicely by the end of the campaign, the frequent checkpoints make it so you never get totally frustrated, even if you're not thrilled with the song that's playing. The music is fantastic. If I could buy the soundtrack somewhere, I would. I'd probably pay a lot of money for it, too. All in all, this was a great break from some of the heavier JRPGs I've been playing recently, and overall one of my favourite games of 2012 so far. Now if I can just get someone to produce a soundtrack...
Probably my favourite game of all time, which I play at least a few hours of every year. I generally try for a complete playthrough, but I play a lot of turn-based JRPGs and am always catching up on MegaTen games, so sometimes I need a bit of a break from this style of game. Logged about 20 hours this year in late September/Early October when I was having a bad couple weeks and it did its job of being my most reliable distraction. I may play more of it before the year is out, but for now I'm moving on to other things.
On hold until some time in 2013. Played about 7 hours of this just after finishing DDS1. I got horribly stuck during the jail chase sequence with Kumbhanda in a way that was very frustrating and that I won't get in to detail on here. In general, I think I jumped the gun on this one. I was initially worried that I wouldn't ever get to this if I didn't play it immediately after DDS 1, but that's just not the case -- this is definitely close to the top of my priority list for 2013. Right now, I just really need a break from this style of traditional turn-based combat, and I'd like to turn my focus a little more towards some 2012 releases that I'm interested in. Returning this to the backlog for now.
I knew from the start that I was not going to like VLR as much as I loved 999. This is just in keeping with my feelings toward sequels of my favourite games. Persona 3 > Persona 4; Fable > Fable 2; 999 > VLR. Sure, the sequels improved a lot of issues their originals had, but when I really love a game, I tend to love it warts and all, and its sequels never quite live up to that initial experience for me. They made some very smart improvements in VLR. Repetition being 999's biggest flaw, the flow chart nodes (a la Radiant Historia) in VLR totally eradicated that problem. In my opinion, however, the designers added a few new problems. The sheer number of endings (one for each character + a lot of dead ends) meant that you were doled out information so slowly that many of them didn't seem worth playing, as they really didn't add much to the true ending or give you much additional information about their corresponding characters. The use of colours over numbers detracted from things in a way that I don't think I'll ever be able to explain. And I also felt that VLR was much less tense than 999. There were many times where I had to put 999 down due to being significantly creeped out or tense and I only felt this way once while playing all of VLR (during Luna's ending one of the last that you are able to unlock). While I loved that particular ending and the True ending, many of the others just felt a bit lackluster and the tension in Luna's ending made me wonder why they hadn't bothered to create that in more situations. Right now this is definitely my game of the year, though I'm not sure it's the best game I've played this year. I'm anxiously awaiting the sequel, which was horribly (in the best way) teased during the extra End/Beginning sequence.
Picked up for free via Playstation +. Played a few levels of this when I was bored with turn-based RPGs and visual novels and trying to do something a little different. Reminded me that platforming is probably never going to be one of my favourite forms of gameplay, though the charm of the LBP series is almost enough to make me want to overcome that opinion. As always, love hearing those tutorials voiced by Stephen Fry.
I have pretty mixed feelings about Asura's Wrath. I thought the story was pretty amazing, and was enjoying the gameplay until I hit the wall of chapter 18. I've had a couple weeks of not sleeping very well and am a little exhausted. When I found out that in order to get the "true" version of chapter 18 of the game you had to S-rank 5 chapters (which is not the end of the game, but a plot twist leading to DLC chapters 19-22), I figured I could just skip it, watch it on youtube, and move on to chapter 19. When I selected chapter 19, however, I got a warning saying "You should play the true version of chapter 18 first." My exhausted brain, primarily due to the way the menus in the game are set up, interpreted this as a requirement rather than a suggestion and I kind've lost my shit. I already had to pay for the real ending, and now the game was setting up a barrier for me to view that content? Fuck that. Of course, I realized later that I could access the DLC without any problems, but by then I'd already kind've soured on the game. The DLC ending wound up being a little too long, (do we really need to fight Yasha again?) and the final boss had a few too many forms. At least the ending was a nice conclusion to the story. Story good, art style great, graphics great, Japanese voice acting fantastic (English voice acting crap), but the ending is slow and you have to pay extra for it, and the requirement to see the plot twist (S-rank 5 levels) is silly given the chilled out nature of the gameplay. Overall, glad I played it, but I wish I'd waited for a price drop to buy it.
Got 5 of the 9 available endings (the true ending for each of the 4 romance options and the alone ending). It's honestly quite interesting to see the progression in some of Winter Wolves' games. Their latest Otome offering, Always Remember Me shows a great deal of improvement from this title and Love and Order. Hopefully they'll continue to improve and offer better experiences. Definitely not the worst game I've ever played, but probably not quite worth the $20 I paid for it.
I've never been in to fighting games, but I figured that P4A was a game I should both play and have in my collection, considering I'm such a fan of the Persona series in general. Unfortunately, I just couldn't get in to this. I played about half the story mode and while I've heard that some of the story implications are pretty cool and I am interested in finding out about all of them eventually, but I'm just not in any rush to play this right now. I stalled out on it and have been trying to pick it back up ever since without any luck at all. I will probably finish this after I play P4: Golden or perhaps once we start hearing more about Persona 5.
Played somewhere around 90 hours of Skyrim in 2012. I'm still not finished with my bucket list, but I'm also not in a huge hurry to finish Skyrim. I like being able to go back to it whenever I need some action-oriented combat. My current goal is to finish my bucket list some time in the first half of 2013, but we'll see how that actually goes. Lots of big RPGs to play on that ugly backlog list of mine.
While I have been known to state that I generally dislike games made specifically for a female audience, this is primarily due to what games aimed at girls wind up being, rather than the idea that girls might be interested in different types of games than guys. Games for girls are often either insulting or based on licensed properties that a woman my age has absolutely no use for (or even more likely hasn't even heard of). Style Savvy: Trendsetters has neither of these qualities. It is not the most complex game you'll ever play, but it is a high quality product aimed primarily at girls. Holy bloody hell. You play as an avatar of your choosing, who gets a job in a clothing boutique. As a boutique employee, your job is to help customers find articles of clothing, or whole outfits in particular styles that they request. The process of doing this is quite simple, as you have a search engine than will allow you to search based on particular tastes (ie feminine, bold, pop, girly). The game does add layers of complexity, however, by having you progress to the role of boutique manager, where you decide what types of clothing to stock from the buyers centre and what theme/decor/sales help your shop will have. The addition of men's clothing is also pretty fun. Along with the buying/selling/outfitting, there are a number of locations in town you can visit and talk with the game's recurring characters, and there are also fashion contests you can participate in. All in all, I found the game to be a terribly positive experience -- it's nice to see a game that pairs a lot of really great messages about women working and being professional and having style with a game that's pretty damned fun to play. If you like clothes and life sims like Harvest Moon or Animal Crossing, this game might just be up your alley. Definitely at least worth checking out the demos.
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**Due to forecasts of excessive heat and thunderstorms, Stories in the Park on Tuesday, July 9th at 10:00 am will be moved indoors to the (air-conditioned!) Denville Library.**
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Today's 2:00 pm performance by Jason and the Jungle Gym Jam is moved outside to the library patio, which is on your left as you leave the parking lot and head toward the library building. This area is shaded and grassy. Please bring a blanket! 3:00 pm crafts and face painting will be held inside the meeting room and children's room of the library.
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CHOUDRANT — The Nicholls State men's golf team fired a first-round 605 (304-301) at the Louisiana Tech Squire Creek Classic held at the Squire Creek Golf Course on Monday.
The Colonels are in sixth place heading into today's final round, standing just nine shots out of a fourth place finish.
Leading the Nicholls charge on Monday's 36-hole first round was senior Parham Booker. The Pace, Fla., native fired a 150 (72-78) in the opening round and stands in a tie for 22nd. True Freshman Kristjan Einarsson shot a 151 (75-76) and stands in a tie for 29th heading into the final round. Senior Lohan Kotze sits in a tie for 31st place after shooting a first round of 152 (79-73), while true freshman Petur Petursson is also in a tie for 31st after firing a 152 (78-74). Junior Werlien Prosperie shot a first-round 160 (79-81) to sit in a tie for 54th place to round out scoring for Nicholls.
Southeastern Louisiana holds a three-stroke advantage in the team competition after carding an impressive five-over par 581 (292-289) after the first round of 36 holes. Jacksonville State and tournament host Louisiana Tech are tied for second after both carded a first round of 584, while Southern Mississippi (596) and UMKC (597) round out the top five. Nicholls (605) sits in sixth, while the rest of the field of 12 consists of Sam Houston State (607), Rice (608), McNeese State (608), Arkansas State (609), Troy University (613) and Houston Baptist (639).
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With July Fourth barbeque celebrations around the corner, you may be considering how to add a healthier touch to favorites like hamburgers, sausages and hot dogs, potato salad or chips. With just a few simple substitutions and additions, you can grill up a delicious and healthy spread to please your guests' taste buds and waist lines.
Hamburgers are an essential item for any barbeque. While you may have picked up some veggie burgers for your vegetarian guests or turkey burgers for those watching their saturated fats or calories, trying this recipe will give all of your guests the delicious taste of chargrilled burgers plus a couple of servings of vegetables! This recipe was created by pediatrician Mary Saph Tanaka and is kid- (and adult-) tested with glowing reviews.
"Veggieful" Hamburgers 1 lb lean ground beef or turkey 2 cups shredded vegetables (carrots, zucchini, peppers),br/> 1/2 cup uncooked oatmeal 1 tsp of salt and pepper Whole wheat hamburger buns Toppings: Lettuce, tomatoes, onions, mushrooms, cheese
Hamburger patties: Mix vegetables, meat, salt, pepper and oatmeal in a bowl and stir. Take two large spoonfuls of mixture, roll into a ball and then flatten to form a patty.
Place pan on stove at medium heat. Place 1 TBS of olive oil in the pan. Place patties in hot pan and cook for 5-6 minutes on each side. Serve on hamburger bun with your favorite toppings!
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With sausage and hot dogs providing more than 25 percent of the recommended daily amount of saturated fat, cholesterol and sodium in a single link, these barbeque favorites are definite "sometimes foods" (i.e. eat sparingly). Cut down on calories and saturated fat with a grilled chicken sausage. Many grocery stores and markets offer a large variety of chicken sausages- from spicy Italian to apple chicken for guests who prefer a sweeter taste, or a simple plain chicken sausage option perfect for loading on healthy toppings.
Potato Salad
Dripping with fat-filled mayonnaise and at high risk for spoilage in the hot summer sun, potato salad is a definite July Fourth staple to substitute (if for no other reason than to eliminate the risk of your guests remembering your party as the place they became violently ill from food poisoning). For a healthy and delicious new twist on the holiday favorite, try whipping up Pea and New Potato Salad.
Corn on the Cob
Freshly picked corn is a summer barbeque essential. For best results (both taste and presentation), grill the corn in husks. Here's how:
A Salad for Good Measure
It is not uncommon to have some sort of lettuce salad at a July Fourth barbeque, but oftentimes the salad is drab and unappealing, or simply a bowl of nutrient-void iceberg lettuce. Add color and nutritional value to your salad by mixing in a variety of colorful fresh summer produce. One idea is to toss together fresh spinach, cherry tomatoes, blackberries, walnut pieces and feta cheese. Mix in raspberry vinaigrette for a summer salad favorite the guests will love.
In addition to the standard beverages (such as beer, soda, lemonade and tea), show your patriotism and spruce up plain water with a large, clear glass pitcher of ice water flavored with bright red watermelon slices and blueberries. Alternatively, consider making ice cube trays with small chunks of colorful fresh fruits.
For more ideas for a fun and healthy holiday, check out these five easy July Fourth tips!
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