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Lee Craig is a Partner at Butler, having joined the firm in 1989. Lee is an experienced trial and appellate lawyer, and specializes in the defense of first-party insurance matters. He also has experience in alleged fraud cases, as well as bad faith and other consequential damages litigation.
Lee received his Bachelor of Arts degree in English from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, and his Doctor of Jurisprudence from the University of Maryland School of Law. Upon graduation from law school, Lee served as a law clerk for two years for the Honorable Clarence E. Goetz, Chief United States Magistrate Judge, United District Court for the District of Maryland.
Lee is an active member of the Defense Research Institute and an in-demand lecturer. When he's not litigating, Lee enjoys boating, baseball, fine art, jazz, and literature.
We have seen, in recent years, a spate of actions for bad faith, and class actions, on the issue of so-called diminished value. These suits claim payment by the insurance company of the actual cash value of a property loss - or the cost to repair a loss - does not make the insured whole. This is because of some intangible quality in the property that cannot be restored by repair. Before the loss it was pristine or original. Afterward it is corrupted or compromised. It is worth less in the market.
Mr. Lesser is a prominent public adjuster. His business office is located in Miami Beach, Florida. The views and opinions stated by Mr. Lesser in this interview are his own. Neither Mr. Craig, nor Butler , necessarily approve or agree with any of them.
In this journal, in May 2000, the author discussed the then recent decision in Ginn Construction Co. v. Reliance Insurance Co., 51 F. Supp. 2d 1347 (S.D. Fla. 1999). He argued that, contrary to a suggestion in Ginn, an obligee under a general contractor's performance bond ought not be allowed to sue the surety for bad faith. This article will look at some decisions handed down since. The trend is toward no bad faith liability by a surety to either an obligee or a principal under a surety bond.
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Consider a common scenario. An insurance company issues a liability policy. The policyholder does something, or fails to do something, as a result of which a partyis injured. The injured party becomes the plaintiff, and the policyholder the defendant,in a tort action. The insurance company reviews the tort action and sees right awaythat probably it is not covered. It retains a defense attorney to handle the tort action butsends a reservation of rights letter to the policyholder and files a separate declaratoryaction to determine coverage. So far so good. See, e.g., Insurance Co. of the West v.Haralambos Beverage Co., 195 Cal. App. 3d 1308, 1319 (1987).
This is one of a series of articles under the by line "Butler on Bad Faith" originally published in Mealey's Litigation Report: Insurance Bad Faith, Vol. 13, #16, p. 25 (December 21, 1999). © Copyright Butler 1999.
Courts, commentators, lawyers and others have applied the word "fiduciary" to insurance companies and insurance claims in a loose manner. The result has been bad law and confusion over if and when an insurer is a fiduciary. This article will argue that an insurer does not, and ought not, owe a fiduciary duty to an insured who has presented a first party claim.
The dynamic nature of bad faith law throughout the country practically mandates that insurers have ongoing legal advice to protect the interests of the company, the shareholders and all insureds. Such advice can prevent unwitting misconduct by the insurer. The "advice of counsel defense" in the context of insurance bad faith litigation issimply an insurer asserting, as proof that it did not act in bad faith, that it reasonably relied on the advice given by its legal advisors.
Determining which statute of limitations governs a cause of action against an insurer for bad faith is complicated. It depends on whether the action is a first or third party action. It depends also on whether the controlling jurisdiction deems the action to be one sounding in tort or contract.
During the past year, numerous areas in the United States have experienced severe and, at times, unprecedented flooding. Whether the flooding occurred as a result of the active Atlantic hurricane season or the effect of "El Nino" on national weather patterns, the result for insurers is the same: an increase in the number of claims under flood insurance policies. With this comes a corresponding increase in the likelihood of extracontractual or bad faith claims.
This is a supplement to the December 1998 article published in Mealey's Litigation Reports: Bad Faith on "Federal Preemption of Extracontractual Claims Under Flood Insurance Policies" following the U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals reversal of its decision on rehearing in Van Holt v. Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance Co. This supplement was originally published in Mealey's Litigation Report: Bad Faith, Vol. 12, #18, p. 27 (Jan. 19, 1999). Copyright Butler 1999.
Bad faith litigation is complex and the stakes are high. In such cases, the discoveryprocess has become critical as litigants struggle for advantage. The litigation often raisesissues outside the facts of the particular case or claim. The conduct of the insurancecompany as a whole sometimes is placed on trial.
Liability insurance policies typically provide the insurer with complete control over thedefense and settlement of third-party claims against the insured. This control imposesupon the insurer a duty to exercise good faith in settling claims. When the claimant makesa reasonably prudent offer to settle within the policy limits, courts generally agree the good-faith duty owed an insurer will require the insurer to settle the case.
Emotional distress damages may be the most significant aspect of any bad faith action in jurisdictions that allow them. This article outlines the several theories that justify the recovery of such damages. It discusses also the impact of a recent Florida Supreme Court decision which authorized recovery for emotional distress under that state's bad faith statute.


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Retiree moved into peaceful, friendly trailer park in 1968
In 1968, retired Air Force firefighter Troy Tedder bought a new, $4,200 home in Country Park Mobile Home Village.
He planted grass around his 800-square-foot metal abode, built a deck off the side door, and a driveway awning to cover his pickup.
Today, Tedder has lived in the 469-lot park longer than anyone else.
He's seen the name change -- it's now Green Acres -- and he's seen people come and go and people come and stay.
"To me, this has been the most peaceful place you could ever live," said Tedder, 77. "I have always been blessed with good neighbors."
The mobile home park, in one respect, reflects the broad range of housing available in Northeast Shelby County.
Some of Tedder's neighbors showed a similar diversity, ranging from ministers to drug dealers. On his living room walls are pictures of boys who grew up next door -- one is now a doctor in Memphis and the other a police officer in Los Angeles.
But overall, Tedder likes living where folks wave at passersby and don't have more yard work than they can handle.
Park supervisor Sheila Ellard said lately the Memphis development that is on the edge of Bartlett has seen a rise in inquiries from foreclosed people seeking another place to live.
Green Acres homes, all resident-owned, sell quickly when listed for sale, she said.
She and her husband, Ricky Ellard, both lived in the development in their youth, and say it is a comfortable place to live.
Trailer parks have gotten a bad rap from Jerry Springer, they said.
In fact, Sheila Ellard said Green Acres prefers to be called a mobile home village rather than a trailer park.
Green Acres has nurses, firefighters, police officers and teachers among residents, many of whom have lived there for years, and drive expensive cars.
Tedder, a bachelor, moved in when lot rent was $32 a month, and the now-towering trees around the park were saplings.
He gravitated toward mobile home life because he lived in trailers in the military.
Tedder said one of his greatest joys is helping other folks. Several times a day, he sweeps the streets around the park entrance and near the development office.
He helps in other ways, too.
"Mr. Tedder, he's there for the elderly tenants," said Sheila Ellard.
"If they can't get up here to pay their rent, he brings their check or money order up here and he goes to the grocery store for elderly people.
"He will even do people's laundry, if they can't," she said.
Tedder says he likes helping neighbors. He doesn't care for "freeloaders" and thoughtless people.
"But the people who need help, well, I'd rather give them my last can of beans, if they are trying to do for themselves."
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USA forward Landon Donovan believes his loan spell with Everton last season can help play a part in plotting England's downfall in Saturday's FIFA World Cup™ clash.
Donovan spent two and a half months at Goodison Park during the close season of his parent club, Los Angeles Galaxy, and quickly became a favourite with supporters.
But he also feels the experience helped him to find out the qualities of some of the England players he will come face to face with in the Group C contest in Rustenburg.
Donovan, his country's record scorer with 42 goals, said: "In my opinion, England are one of the top teams in the world and top teams don't have any weaknesses.
"It would be hard for me to point anywhere and find a weakness in their team. But the experience at Everton was valuable in a lot of ways, for me personally and also in getting the chance to play against some of the players we will see on Saturday.
Ashley is a fantastic player, one of the top two or three left-backs in the world.
"It also gave me the ability to understand the way their league is, the way and style most teams play in their league. Those are all beneficial things to us. Will it have a huge impact on the game, probably not. But having some comfort in that way will be helpful on Saturday."
Donovan was involved in the tackle during the Everton v Chelsea game in February in which Ashley Cole broke his ankle and put in doubt his availability for the South Africa global showpiece.
The 28-year-old has not had any contact with Cole since then but has no doubt about the qualities of the England left-back. "When Ashley Cole got injured, nothing was going through my mind. I was playing the game.
"I didn't get in touch with Ashley but he is a fantastic player, one of the top two or three left-backs in the world, and he is going to be a very good player for them."


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INSIDIOUS Sequel Set For Aug. 2013; Rose Byrne, Patrick Wilson to Return
One of the most profitable and critically acclaimed horror movies in recent years is set to become a franchise.
It was just announced this evening that 2011's INSIDIOUS will receive a sequel, with writer Leigh Whannell, director James Wan, and stars Rose Byrne and Patrick Wilson all to return. INSIDIOUS CHAPTER 2, distributed by FilmDistrict, is set for a theatrical release on August 30, 2013.
INSIDIOUS followed two parents (Wilson and Byrne) whose son becomes possessed by demons, and how the family confronts and survives the haunting. No concrete details have yet been released about the sequel's plot.
The first film cost just $1.5 million to produce, and brought in $97 million worldwide - making a sequel seemingly a no brainer for Sony Pictures, who purchased the US rights to second installment in the now apparent franchise.
No release date or additional casting has been announced at this time. TalkMovies World will keep you up to date as more details emerge on INSIDIOUS CHAPTER 2.
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Last week, we promised readers a little balance on the issue of global warming here on Catholic Online. After running a series of stories highlighting what I feel is a critical issue to the Church and to all people, readers asked for some balance. To find that balance, I set out in search of a well-versed climate change skeptic who could share his views with our readers.
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Keywords: Dr. Mark Hendrickson, global warming, climate change, skeptic
I came across Dr. Mark Hendrickson, who is an adjunct faculty member, economist, and fellow for economic and social policy with The Center for Vision and Values at Grove City College in Pennsylvania.
With his permission, I am republishing an article he originally published on Forbes.com. I think it will provide fertile ground for discussion for our readers and forms part of the basis for an interview I am conducting with him, to be published within the next week or so.
As always, Catholic Online invites robust discussion and dialogue between readers. --Marshall Connolly, Catholic Online
Well, we had a warm summer here in the United States, and that brought some of the climate change alarmists out again. Looks like it's time for another rebuttal!
John Coleman, the founder of The Weather Channel, and various other critics have called the theory that human use of carbon-based fossil fuels will lead to catastrophic global warming or climate change a "hoax." It is, but it's more than that, it's criminal.
Here are some of the scientific questions at the core of this issue:
Is the climate changing? Of course. The climate always has changed and always will.
Is the earth getting warmer? We should hope so for at least two reasons: First, the world emerged from the Little Ice Age in the 19th century, so it would be worrisome if it weren't getting warmer. Second, all the history indicates that humans thrive more during warmer periods than colder ones. It is likely, though, that earth has warmed less than many official temperature records indicate for a variety of reasons, including: few long-term records from either the southern hemisphere or the 71 percent of the planet that is covered by water; distortions from the urban heat-island effect and other faulty siting (e.g., temperature sensors next to asphalt parking lots, etc.; the decline in weather station reports from Siberia after the fall of the Soviet government; the arbitrarily ceasing to include measurements from northern latitudes and high elevations, etc.) The most accurate measures of temperature come from satellites. Since the start of these measurements in 1979, they show minor fluctuations and an insignificant net change in global temperature.
Is the earth getting dangerously warm? Probably not, since the earth was warmer than it is now in 7000 of the last 10,000 years. By the way, does anybody know what the "right" amount of global heat is?
Are we humans causing the warming by our carbon emissions? Actually, most of the "greenhouse effect" is due to water vapor, which makes one wonder why the EPA hasn't designated H2O a harmful pollutant that they must regulate. Meteorologist Brian Sussman's calculations in his book "Climategate" show humanity's share of the greenhouse effect as .9 of 1 percent.
It's even possible that CO2 may not affect global warming at all. During many stretches of planetary history, there has been no correlation between the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere and global temperature. In other long stretches, the variations of the two factors followed a significant sequence: increases in CO2 followed increases in warmth by several centuries. You don't need to have a degree in climate science to know that, in a temporal universe, cause does not follow its effect.
Even global warming alarmists have tacitly conceded that CO2 is not the primary driver of climate change when they responded to the relative cooling in recent years by changing their story and telling us that the earth is likely to cool for a few decades in spite of still-increasing atmospheric CO2. Translation: other factors outweigh CO2 in their impact on global temperatures. Those other factors include variations in solar activity (accounting for 3/4 of the variability in earth's temperature according to the Marshall Institute); changes in earth's orbit and axis; albedo (reflectivity, meaning changes in cloud cover which are influenced by fluctuations in gamma ray activity); and volcanic and tectonic activity in the earth's crust. For humans to presume that they are more than a gnat on an elephant's rump in terms of impact on climate change is vain and delusive.
Shifting gears, let's assume that the alarmists are right and that man-made CO2 emissions are making the world warmer. If so, what changes would they hope to accomplish and at what cost?
During the cap-and-trade debates in 2009 and 2010, proponents cited scientific studies predicting that curtailing American CO2 emission reductions would shave a few hundredths of a degree off future temperatures. And the costs? The United Nations published an estimate that the total planetary cost could reach $552 trillion (approximately a decade's worth of global GDP) over the course of the 21st century.
One is tempted to say that proposing so colossal a cost for so minuscule an alleged benefit is insane; remember, for plants, animals, and people, warmer is better. When one begins to grasp the magnitude of the burden that people would bear as a result of spending so much to tilt at the carbon dioxide windmill, it's worse than insane; it's criminal.
Who would benefit from this catastrophically expensive agenda? Only the political and politically connected elite-the Goldman Sachs outfits that would reap billions from trading carbon permits; the Al Gores and corporate and political insiders that would amass fortunes from their ties to a government-rigged energy market and investments in politically correct technologies. And think of the power that governments would have if they controlled energy consumption. By controlling energy, you control people. No wonder governments have spent tens of billions of dollars promoting this scenario and supporting political panels like the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) to disseminate the desired "findings."
Who would lose if governments gain the power to order a significant reduction in CO2 emissions? Around the world, millions of people at the margins of survival would die. It would be a dispersed holocaust. Millions of others would suffer unnecessary impoverishment and deprivation. Even in wealthier countries, people who are affluent enough to afford the monetary costs could find their lives heavily regimented by government bureaucrats monitoring and limiting how many miles they may travel and what activities they may undertake.
This is the ugly truth about what potentially could be the crime of the century. In my next two columns, I will look at two alternative national energy policies. The first will be Obama's and the second is what I hope would be Romney's.
Dr. Mark W. Hendrickson is an adjunct faculty member, economist, and fellow for economic and social policy with The Center for Vision & Values at Grove City College.
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Charlie Apicella & IRON CITY Celebrate The Release of Their New CD
Charlie Apicella & IRON CITY celebrate the release of their new CD "The Business" and announce their upcoming gigs:
•September 10, Midnight, Chris' Jazz Cafe, Philadelphia
•October 1, 8pm, The Northampton Jazz Festival, Northampton, MA
•October 8, 9pm, Hat City Kitchen, Orange, NJ
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"Apicella is a lithe, swinging guitarist with an affinity for the contrasting styles of both Grant Green and Wes Montgomery...An all-around impressive debut by a guitarist of substance."
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"Apicella is a no-nonsense player of unquestioned chops and whose soul drips from each note... This is "organic" music, and Apicella is an exciting young player."
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"What I love about Iron City's CD is the tight ensemble playing and well crafted solos. As a member of Grover Washington Jr.'s band we had the nickname "The Locksmiths;" we were so tight, yet responsive to the soloist. I feel Charlie's compositions capture the flavor of our music in the 1970s where you put the groove first."- John Blake Jr. Violinist and recording artist with McCoy Tyner and Grover Washington Jr.
Charlie Apicella & IRON CITY "The Business" Street Date August 1, 2011
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Planet Earth is a giant spherical communications machine with a diameter of about 84,000 kilometres. Well over 1,000 satellites orbit between the earth's surface and this outer (geosynchronous) layer. Nature and artefact seem to merge due to the scale, ubiquity, sophistication, and conceits of contemporary techno-science, especially if we add to the global communications infrastructure the prospects of geo-engineering intended … Continue reading
Parks, gardens, tree-lined streets, balconies, atria, glasshouses, allotments, bird feeders, green walls, nature reserves, aviaries, zoos: these are amongst the most obvious ways that planners, designers and citizens bring nature into the city. But something similar happens via certain marginal urban practices, that by their very nature construct and re-construct the city as wilderness, bringing the values … Continue reading
Cities play host to a range of spatial activities that are at the edge of civility. Such practices are inconvenient to some, often hazardous, opportunistic, unofficial, and occasionally entertaining. Think of graffiti, skateboarding, rooftopping, parkour, free running, begging, busking, sleeping rough, demonstration, and occupation. Such marginal spatial practices appropriate places and city paraphernalia in ways other than their sponsors, designers, legislators, and polite civilian users intended. … Continue reading
Biophilic design is design that is sympathetic to nature. Designers who want their buildings and landscapes to exhibit biophilic qualities have at least 70 attributes to draw on, e.g. use natural colours, water, plant motifs, natural shapes and forms (like shells), allude to growth and other natural processes, introduce natural and filtered light, connect with history, the … Continue reading
Windowphilia is a fondness for windows — or fenestraphilia, or parathyrophilia. A Google search doesn't reveal much about either term, but biophilia is in common usage, and in the OED. I've been reading the book by Sue Thomas called Technobiophilia: Nature and Cyberspace. (Technobiophilia hasn't yet made it to the OED.) Her book endorses the role of digital technologies in expanding … Continue reading
Since I acquired a smartphone (5 years ago) there's been no such thing as down time. Five minutes waiting for a bus used to seem like an hour. Now it's barely enough time to check an email. Last weekend's Guardian magazine featured an article about what we gain by recapturing empty time, when nothing happens, and we just wait. Apparently, "Aimlessness, … Continue reading
"The term 'empathy,' has provided a guiding thread for a whole range of fundamentally mistaken theories concerning man's relationship to other human beings and to other beings in general, theories that we are only gradually beginning to overcome today" (203). That's a quote from Martin Heidegger's book of 1929-30 based on a lecture series bearing the … Continue reading
Are you fascinated by what differentiates you from other living things, in particular other mobile living beings that occupy similar spatial dimensions and habitats to us, i.e. other land animals? The bodily functions are similar, we ingest, defecate, reproduce, sleep, nurture, cooperate, hunt, and evade pursuit. I've been reading Giorgio Agamben who makes us aware of the animal in our own being. Some people think … Continue reading
We are all filmmakers now, thanks to smartphones that record HD video, and editors such as Apple's iMovie for cropping, combining and processing videos while out in the field. The short video below was recorded in the space of about ten minutes, edited while on a train journey, then uploaded to Vimeo when I returned to the hotel's wifi … Continue reading
Rooftoppers are those reckless photographers and video makers who scale tall buildings. It's important in these images that the photographer is in the frame, as evidence that they were there. The vertiginous effect is enhanced by the use of a handheld monopod camera extension known as a "selfie stick." So climbers hold their cameras about a metre … Continue reading
In the movie Her (2013) by Spike Jonze, the operating systems of the world's computers get together to improve each other's cognitive functioning and then meld into a super mind that eventually takes over the universe, rendering human agency redundant. En route to this singularity, they lure the lonely and the lovestruck into an empathy trap. Ordinary people … Continue reading
"[U]nderstanding is always a standing somewhere, and it is this standing somewhere that underlies understanding itself" (355).That's a clever statement by philosopher Jeff Malpas describing the circumstances of interpretation. We always interpret a book, painting, play or a building from some position or other — within a horizon; and so Malpas links hermeneutics (the study of interpretation) to … Continue reading
This week Beatriz Colomina spoke at the Andrew Carnegie Lecture Series at the University of Edinburgh on radical pedagogy. That prompted me to rush to Jacques Rancière's book The Ignorant Schoolmaster, which she referenced. The book is a satirical quasi-historical account of an actual nineteenth century French schoolteacher who practiced liberal teaching methods, and sought to emancipate … Continue reading
If you run a tutorial, advise students, front a counter to answer queries, or deliver marks and feedback then you are an emotional labourer. Lecturers attempt to deliver and manage enthusiasm, curiosity, passion, and hope amongst students and colleagues. They may also encourage respect, fear, and even anger about their subjects. In the academic service economy emotional labour may also require academic and support personnel to appease distress, … Continue reading
People are eager to extol the benefits of fresh green vegetables, education, marriage, and a walk in the countryside, but are instinctively suspicious of new technologies. That's the tagline selected by the editors for the cover story I wrote for Interactions Magazine published this month. Interactions is a bimonthly publication of the ACM, and sees itself … Continue reading
The Scottish referendum on independence has helped expose something we knew all along about what it is to have an opinion. Some of us are good at filtering out the evidence we would rather not see, and accepting only what supports our beliefs. In an article in The Times yesterday, journalist Hugo Rifkind identified the current mood of the so-called … Continue reading
Where is the love? asked Roberta Flack and Donny Hathaway back in 1972 (and The Black-Eyed Peas in 2009). It's really a complaint — you offered me love but it never came. Where can you find love, happiness, anger, grief? It's only a slightly different question: Where do emotions happen anyway? Here are some candidates. 1. It's in our heads. The … Continue reading
People become restless when restrained by regulation or command. In my search for the relationships between mood and mobility I'm led inevitably to how people's moods change when they are corralled, constrained, and set free (if they are) — and how moods linger in the traces, memories and stories of such experiences. Restrictions on movement are among the first … Continue reading
People have tried EEG on pumpkins, melons and dead fish. There's no real evidence that it works on dogs, but it was worth a try. The dominant reading for Jasmine was excitement. This blog post is co-written with PhD student Dorothea Kalogianni. Electroencephalography (EEG) is a fascinating technology that measures the intensities of the key frequencies at which the human … Continue reading
As a child I spent time in the apple tree in our backyard. The branches on the side closest to the house formed a level seat eventually worn smooth by repeated clambering, fidgeting and presumably sitting. I'm not sure what I did there, but the tree also served in target practice as I'd aim at or over … Continue reading
Watching pet owners coach their pets to talk provides one of the more amusing diversions on YouTube. Apparently you can train a dog to say "hello" as a kind of vocalised yawn, or to growl out something like "sausages." In a post in May 2012 I outlined 9 reasons why cartoons feature animals. Here's a 10th reason: getting animals to talk. It's obvious: animals (non-human) … Continue reading
"A child in the dark, gripped with fear, comforts himself by singing under his breath." This is the opening sentence of an essay by Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari called "1837: Of the Refrain." Then follows an exposition on the power of rhythm and melody to mark a territory: "The song is like a rough sketch of … Continue reading
How do buildings affect people emotionally? Most architects prefer to talk of atmosphere rather than emotion. For architectural theorist Mark Wigley, atmosphere: "surrounds a building, clinging to the material object." He says it even emanates from the building: "It is some kind of sensuous emission of sound, light, heat, smell, and moisture; a swirling climate of intangible effects … Continue reading
Is this scenario familiar? You order your dinner online, wait for the home delivery, then eat it while multi-screening in front of the television and checking Facebook, while other members of the household work late, snack or play computer games in different rooms. For philosopher of technology Albert Borgmann that script signals the moral as … Continue reading
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Black leather sit-down show #2 (June 27, 1968).
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Commodore 64 (1983)
A holocaust has nearly wiped out mankind and the few survivors live together in a Space Dome protected by Quintic...
In this 3D shooter the player has to fight with an evil alien race who is trying to change the...
A kooky old doctor has managed to teleport his house clear across to the other side of the planet, with...
Atari ST (2009)
The main idea of the r0x gameplay is avoid floating rock particles in vast space. While you avoid rocks, you...
Commodore 64 (1990)
The Race is a top-down view scrolling driving game where the screen scrolls constantly and your aim is to complete...
Arcade (1980)
In Radar Scope, Earth is being attacked by Gamma Raiders, and it's your job as Captain to destroy their ships....
Macintosh (2011), iPhone (2009), Android (2009), iPad (2010), Windows Phone (2011), Windows Apps (2013), Ouya (2013) and GameStick (2013)
Radiant is a futuristic top-down arcade shooter. The player controls a space ship at the bottom of the screen that...
Macintosh (2012), iPhone (2012), Android (2012), iPad (2012), Windows Phone (2013), Windows Apps (2013) and Ouya (2014)
Radiant Defense is a tower defense game in which an alien overlord is sending aliens through a warp towards human...
PlayStation 2 (2006), Dreamcast (2006), GameCube (2006) and Arcade (2005)
Radirgy is a vertical-screen top-down bullet-hell shooter originally developed by Milestone for Naomi arcade system and later released on console...
Commodore 64 (1987) and Amstrad CPC (1987)
Radius is a horizontal scrolling space shoot-em-up in the style of C64 classic Delta. Play a starpilot and take control...
In the 22nd century, humanity has achieved world peace. The United Earth Space Alliance (UESA) was able to fully concentrate...
Arcade (1986)
Rafflesia is a top view vertical scrolling shooter where the screen scrolls constantly as you fly up the screen in...
Windows (2011), Xbox 360 (2011), Macintosh (2012) and PlayStation 3 (2011)
Rage is id Software's first major first-person-shooter since Doom 3, and the debut of the id Tech 5 game engine....
An adaptation of Berzerk, taking place in a series of scrolling maze-like rooms; you are beset by rampaging armies of...
Windows (2011), Xbox 360 (2011) and PlayStation 3 (2011)
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PlayStation (2002) and PS Vita (2012)
The futuristic sport of Rageball, inspired by Speedball 2, is fast, violent and deadly, and played by teams of exiled...
Windows (2011), Xbox 360 (2011) and PlayStation 3 (2011)
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Windows (2012)
The Scorchers is an official add-on for Rage that includes: Various new locations New quests A new weapon - the...
Commodore 64 (1987)
The Xanthidian have invaded the Earth and slowly they are spreading over countries and cities and taking control. You have...
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Xbox 360 (2008)
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Charles Clay exploded last week with six receptions for 114 yards on 10 targets. He now has six receptions in back-to-back games. It was easily Charles' best performance of the season.
It's probably best to view Charles' breakout as an anomaly. His previous season high was 65 yards and it was the only other time this season he surpassed 60 receiving yards.
He faces a Jets defense this week that's allowed 13 touchdowns (tied for most in the league) to the TE position this year. But the Jets don't allow many yards to tight ends. Clay should be viewed as a borderline TE1.


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I enjoyed my stay here. Rooms were spacious and clean. The location was fantastic. No view but you are at the heart of it all. Food was also very good.
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"7 friends an I go to Chelan every year for our annual end of season golf outing. We have stayed at a number of places over the years, but we've concluded that this one is the best. It's not too far from town, but far enough to be so peaceful, and away from all of the jet skis. There was an issue with the septic system on our first full day. Called the owners, and by the time we had golfed and returned, the problem had been repaired without a hitch. Invisible and efficient. We couldn't have asked for a better outcome. There's plenty of space, the house is actually right on the water, and the owners are great. 5 stars all around. We will be back."Guest: MarcoC Date of Stay: September 2014 Review Submitted: September 16, 2014View listing
"We had an amazing time! The house was very cozy for the 16 of us. We loved that we had so much lawn space to hang out on. We also loved the hot tub and how quick it was to get to the city when needed. Great value/location/amenities/everything!"Guest: Suveer S. Date of Stay: May 2015 Review Submitted: May 27, 2015View listing
"Great location and unit! Accurate listing. Really appreciated the misc supplies already there eg, aluminum foil, coffee, filters, tea, even olive oil! Could have used a broiler pan for the oven, or a griddle for pancakes. The most annoying thing was the fruit flies. Someone came out to spray immediately after we notified the front desk, however, also noticed fruit flies at the local Safeway. Great beach, docks, lake access and pools."Guest: Kelly Date of Stay: August 2014 Review Submitted: September 7, 2014View listing
"The stay at aerie on the lake definitely met our expectations. Not only was the hot tub set on the deck with an amazing view there was also plenty of toys to play with on the lake. The house worked great for a group of people and the kitchen had everything we needed. Thanks for the great get away!"Guest: Richard E. Date of Stay: May 2015 Review Submitted: May 12, 2015View listing
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A dickie warms your neck and shoulders in cold weather. Make one with this free knitting pattern for a warm and chunky but fashionable dickie from Bernat Yarns. With only two balls of yarn, this knitting pattern works up much quicker than a full sweater.
- Yarn: 2 balls of Bernat Alpaca (100 g / 3.5 oz) #93143 (Sky).
- Knitting Needles: Size 6 mm (U.S. 10) or size needed to obtain gauge.
15 sts and 20 rows = 4" 10 cm in stocking st.
Size: One size fits average adult.
Cast on 63 sts.
1st row: (WS). K3. *P2. K3. Rep from * to end of row.
2nd row: P3. *K2. P3. Rep from * to end of row.
Rep last 2 rows for 8" [20.5 cm], ending with 1st row.
1st row: (RS of Yoke). Knit, inc 1 st in center. 64 sts. Place markers on 17th, 33rd, 49th and 64th sts.
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3rd row: *K1. yfwd. Knit to marked st. yfwd. Rep from * to last st. K1.
Rep last 2 rows to 46 sts between marked sts, ending with 3rd row.
Knit 2 rows even. Cast off knitwise.
Sew back seam, reversing first 4" [10 cm] for turn back.
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