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Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas are taking a break from their marriage. A rep for Zeta-Jones confirmed to CNN that the couple is in the middle of "evaluating" their relationship. The couple held strong through Douglas' cancer diagnosis and Zeta-Jones' bipolar II disorder treatment. Douglas overcame his illness in 2011.
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Legalizing marijuana in the United States is a hot button issue. For now advocates of the law are getting a pass in Colorado and Washington state. Attorney General Eric Holder announced Thursday the Justice Department won't try to block laws that legalize pot in these states. 19 states and the District of Columbia allow some legal use of pot, including medicinal use.
Starting early this morning, fast-food workers across the country are demanding better pay. Workers in more than 50 cities are calling on employers to pay them a minimum of $15 an hour. They also want to form unions. It's not the first protest, but organizers say this is the largest strike to hit the industry.


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China's second-largest asset management firm, E Fund Management, is preparing to launch the mainland's inaugural registered hedge fund, reports Bloomberg. By tapping into the wealth of high net worth individuals, E Fund, with USD29 billion in assets, will set up separate managed accounts to pursue investment strategies akin to hedge funds, hedging market risk "through stock index futures and other tools". It will, then, become China's first institutionalized hedge fund product. "This is opening up a new market seeking absolute returns, which could be quite attractive in a market that's been volatile," Dong Yiting [1], a senior analyst at Guosen Securities Co, told Bloomberg.
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I am not putting much hope in the idea that the NX will be anything more than another Nintendo "compromise" console. I'm expecting a souped-up handheld with graphics slightly better than the Wii-U could muster, but still nowhere near as powerful as the PS4. Nintendo's recent history suggest they'll put an effort on budget and a new gimmick rather than producing a truly powerhouse console. So disappointed in Nintendo.
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I dearly, dearly wish Nintendo would stop forcing us to use their specialty controls and give us a wide array of options instead. When I first bought the Wii, I greatly looked forward to the New Super Mario Bros. game but I dropped it like a hot rock when it forced me to "waggle" the Wiimote to use Maro's propeller hat. There was nothing whatsoever that was fun about that. What I wanted were the better visuals and creative, new levels.
I fear that I won't be buying StarFox for the same reason. While I COULD get used to the controls, I don't wish to play a game that I have to fight to overcome my initial trepidation to enjoy it.
I re-bought the Wii-U for some VC titles and games like StarFox and Zelda, but with Nintendo abandoning the SNES on VC, StarFox looking like a dud to me, and Zelda in the distant future I'm struggling to see why I want the system anymore. i'm also considering dumping my XB1. Perhaps I've just outgrown consoles, as painful as it is to admit.
It's interesting that folks are mentioning the HoloLens when all I've been reading after this week's E3 is how disappointed reviewers have been with the difference between the prototype and the near-final version. Because Microsoft wanted to untether the HoloLens, the field of view has been substantially reduced. As a result, the feeling of "immersion" is significantly reduced.
Reggie could be pulling a Ballmer--recalling when Steve Ballmer addressed the new iPhone dismissively--and that Nintendo will miss the VR revolution. But it's also possible, as the HoloLens seems to be proving, that the technology still isn't mature enough to be mainstream.
Personally, I see VR at the same place that Kinect is and was: it's fun technology, but not essential. And I'm not sure I'd rather spend long playing sessions with weighty goggles strapped to my head or in front of a gigantic, 40" 4K monitor. (I'm inclined to think the latter.) VR might be fun for awhile, and it will certainly have a "wow" factor, but I'm not sure it's poised to change gaming.
It could, but it won't. Face it, the Wii-U is dead for all third party games. All it will get until Nintendo finally commits the mercy killing it deserves are first and second party titles and ports of Indie titles from smartphones. That's it.
I am fascinated at this possibility. I've thought for awhile that Nintendo could co-opt the Android OS. One of the biggest issues with Android is that there is no standard for gaming, especially when it comes to external controls. You can buy any of a host of bluetooth gamepads, but few except perhaps the Moga approach the quality of a Nintendo controller.
Nintendo could easily use AOSP instead of Google's implementation giving developers who are already familiar with Android the ability to easily code for the platform or port to it without having to bow to Google's whims. Face it, most of the indie titles on Nintendo systems are ports either from other systems or from IOS and Android mobile titles.
If Nintendo DOES do this, there's a really good chance they could greatly influence the development of the Android gaming platform which, let's face it, will eventually eclipse consoles. I'm looking forward to see how or if this develops.
The lack of anything substantive in those videos should be of concern. The overall look isn't encouraging; my son (a college student) is turning in better looking assignments using the Unreal 4 engine. I wouldn't get my hopes up.
Frankly, I'd just be happy if the VC went the emulator route. Let customers know that the emulations might not be "perfect" but adapt one of the best emulators (like SNESoid, NESoid, etc.) on the market and make it as solid as possible. Then give users a menu of every possible Nintendo title and let them go at it. Offer it as a subscription, "all-you-can-eat" service and I'd be there on day one.
I'm absolutely done with Nintendo's virtual console.
- The prices are too high.
- The selection is slim.
- You must buy a separate copy for each hardware type.
- They are anchored to the actual hardware you buy them on. (And the process of getting them off is tedious.)
- You cannot remap the buttons to make game play more customizeable
I used to be a huge Nintendo supporter. In fact, I've spent tons of money on the VC in the past both on Wii and Wii-U. But the news that they're likely ending support for the SNES was the last straw. I can grab an old phone and turn it into an EXCELLENT emulator and play every game I want to for free. (And on a screen that beats the snot out of the low-res, bad viewing angle 3DS screen.) Would I pay for that same access if I could have every title I wanted? ABSOLUTELY! But I am sick and tired of waiting and paying and dealing with Nintendo's half-baked efforts.
I don't care if emulation is 100% perfect, I'm through with Nintendo's lame approach to old consoles. If I decide I really want the experience, GameStop's decision to stock old consoles and games will take care of my needs.
I think that Nintendo's fans need to make peace with the idea that the Wii-U will remain a platform for Nintendo titles and little else. Fill in the corners with a few nice indie titles and a smattering of VC titles and the console has a decent menu to choose from.
I don't know where the NX will take us, but as long as Nintendo pumps out great games there will always be an open input on my TVs.
Looks solid. Like CTs_Lieutenant, though, I think the music is just terrible. I've heard starter garage bands with better riffs. Hopefully, you can disable the music.
Playing games on the Apple Watch seems silly. You have a much, much bigger screen in your pocket that is designed to be on for long periods of time. The Watch is designed for brief use. Using it to play games will drain the battery so fast you won't make it halfway through the day. At least for the first generation of watches, or two, these games will struggle to gain any traction.
I'm absoLUTELY for B-K or Bomberman! Bomberman would be an inspired choice.
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Please. Please. PLEASE do not make ANY of the Yarn Yoshi Amiibo exclusive to any one retailer. And make a metric ton of the things. I promise you will sell every one. (The fact that they have a key loop means they'll be fun both there and hanging from Christmas trees in the years to come.)
If there's a classic Nintendo game that's as badly in need of a remaster as SM64, I'd love to hear it. I refuse to buy a re-release of a game that is only marginally changed from its Wii incarnation for the price Nintendo is asking. It's ridiculous. Give me HD textures and 1080p and I'd be happy to shell out 3x-4x the price. But I can use my Club Nintendo points to get the Wii version and play exactly the same game.
According to the FB page all Wave 4 Amiibo were sold out. Since the website never came online I can only guess they sold out at the retail level. Looks like no Ness for now, but here's hoping they make extra runs.
GameStop has a post up about the problems with the website.
In short, it's still coming for online pre-orders but the overwhelming demand has nailed their website for now. I'm guessing they'll stealth-add the exclusive Amiibo at any time and those with the lucky refresh button fingers will win the chance to buy them.
Let's just hope they don't pull this same exclusive garbage with the Yarn Yoshi Amiibos. Now, I'll DEFINITELY want at least the Green (classic) and Blue Yoshi figures. If I have to do this again with no assurance of a Green Yoshi, well...it won't be pretty.
I'm just amazed that Nintendo agreed to make Ness an exclusive. It's just my opinion and observation, of course, but from the look of things Ness would clearly be the most popular Amiibo in that wave. (At least, that was my initial thought when the wave was announced yesterday.) You'd think that Nintendo would have been able to sell him widely and make more money than GS could possibly have promised.
Like others, I've been trying and failing to get to a page on GameStop. I have only one Amiibo so far--I'm not a collector--but Ness would be a nice one to acquire. Very frustrating and off-putting.
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I don't, not in the least. I've never liked Reggie (cue the boos) because he entered Nintendo as a marketing executive at Addidas. If anyone knows how to leverage fandom for profit, it's a shoe company. Reggie and his team are great at dissembling; they won't tell the truth if a lie will do. And I think their explanations thus far have been under-developed lies.
The cynical part of me thinks this is all by design. Americans hate to be denied. Tell them something is "limited" or simply not available and they will want it more. Nintendo WILL release the smaller "New" 3DS once the XL sales begin to taper off. They will bet that their hardcore Nintendo fans will either (again) trade in their (new) 3DS XL for the smaller unit or they will simply purchase an additional "New" 3DS with cover plates.
In that way, they can sell a significant additional percentage of units. They will sell to the people who didn't want the XL size AND they will sell to those that have it that are hardcore collectors and who might have skipped buying the XL at all had the smaller version been available.
Cynical? Perhaps, but with Nintendo working harder and harder to squeeze more dollars from a smaller number of consumers (microtransactions, re-released "HD" versions of old games, Amiibo that are collected more for their appearance than their function, and and soon small quickly-developed micro games) I have few doubts this is their strategy.
It's hard to get too impressed by the tech in a 3DS which falls short of the Wii, which in turn was well shy of the power of the XBOX 360 and which is significantly less powerful itself than a modern cell phone chip like the Tegra K1. For what it is, it's good, but a handheld with a modern cell phone chip could present much more vivid and impressive visuals.
I feel, based upon his prior commitment to quality, that Mr. Miyamoto's being coy because the game isn't yet in a state that he feels comfortable displaying it. He's extremely meticulous and seems unwilling to simply release a game because it needs to be released. If Star Fox remains on schedule to be released this year, he'll show it at E3. It feels like they're still struggling, though, with where they want it to go I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if Nintendo announces a delay. Mr. Miyamoto won't let people see it if it isn't up to Nintendo's high standards.
I sold my Wii-U last year but as the games keep rolling out, I've been pining to get it back. Metroid Trilogy was the last straw. Got a good deal on a new Wii-U on Ebay, so the system's on the way and I just bought the download code for the Wii-U version so that I can make 100% sure I have it while it's on sale.
At my age, I shouldn't be so impulsive but the Metroid series remains my favorite of all time. WIth Splattoon, Star Fox, and Zelda coming this year I just couldn't sit on the fence anymore. Bought an XBOX One so that my kids can play it when they visit from college (yes, I'm that old) but it sits collecting dust while I guarantee that I'll be playing every square inch of Metroid.
C'mon, Nintendo, now it's time to announce a NEW Metroid for the Wii-U At E3!
Hardest game, ever, to explain as a counselor: The Adventures of LOLO. Oh man that was fun.
One of the best ever SHMUPS on SNES, bar none. If you even remotely consider yourself a fan of shooters you owe yourself a copy of Axelay. The effects were incredible for the time. SNES had some really great shooters!
The NVIDIA X-1 Chip, coming out later this year, is said to be capable of about 1 Teraflop. That's a MOBILE chip with eight cores. The X-1 is roughly twice as powerful as the K-1 released last year. If their performance gains continue year-on-year it's very possible that the next Nvidia chip released in 2016 will be on par with or even faster than the XB1 and PS4. We're talking about a MOBILE chip that puts those machines to shame and can easily decode 4K video. It's entirely possible that Nintendo can release a handheld console that is capable of replacing both the Wii-U AND the DS AND perform better than the PS4 and XB1 ... all by 2016.
What a strange and unscientific approach. Their twitter account (@moonchronicles) has a grand total of 761 followers. Not only is that far, far below any reasonable number of potential backers, any community response would likely be in favor of such a project since they're already Twitter followers. It's hardly a realistic way to gauge wider interest.
The company should go the more difficult, and ethical, route and actually seek out real venture capital to fund their project instead of engaging the community in this half-a**ed way.
Ayup. Every time Target does one of these sales, like they did with a trade-in offer for the iPad a few months back, they're out of stock almost instantly. It makes you believe that it's done to generate foot traffic, but that very few actual units are on hand to ensure Target has to take as little of a loss as possible.
The low targets make me think that Nintendo doesn't expect to have any new titles to announce at E3 that will be available during this fiscal year. Those three million systems will likely shift based solely upon Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros. and the strength of the existing library. We will probably get a release date for X and a few lesser titles, but I wouldn't hold out much hope of a Metroid, Zelda, Star Fox, or any other key titles before next year.
Maybe we'll be surprised, but those targets are awfully low. By comparison, Sony's PS4 is already nearing the seven million mark even though the Wii-U had a year's head start. And there are major titles coming for the PS4 and XBOX, like Watch Dogs, Destiny, and virtually all sports games that are either greatly delayed for the Wii-U, or aren't coming at all.
What a dismal, dismal outlook.
It's not difficult at all to find both a working NES and CRT. In fact, if you go to any retro store or flea market I'm sure you can get them to plug in the system/TV and verify that it's working. Clean the pins off with some rubbing alcohol and the NES will work for a long time, especially if you grab a top-loader. I'm with those that look at something like this as designed for the well-heeled consumer who wants the bragging rights that come with spending $500 on a retro console.
Personally, emulated consoles like the Retron 5 are just fine for me. And though I grew up playing these consoles, it's really hard to tell the difference unless you place the units side by side. Affordability trumps authenticity in my book.
The art style is what throws me off. It looks like a very old-school action platformer, but the art looks all hand-drawn and not terribly stylized. If they went the Mighty Number 9 route or embraced a real 16-bit, pixel art look I'd be there. If you are going to promise me retro gaming, deliver!
Argh I guess I should have read the interview before mentioning the doc. I obviously DIDN'T read the interview because after watching the documentary, I have little interest in Johnson or his point of view. Having read the question above, a softball lobbed at Johson in the gentlest, most understanding way possible, my opinion of him hasn't changed. If you watch the documentary, he equivocates and justifies his actions just as he did above. Maybe the documentary did portray him in a skewed manner, but then again his actions speak as loudly as anything else in the film. Wong may not be a nice guy, but Johnson is no shining example either.
If there were downvotes, I'm sure I'd get more than a few for this but I really can't see Johnson as an inspiration of any kind. It's not only because of his fixation on video games, because most of us that read sites like Nintendolife are focused on them, but rather because of a documentary I watched that featured Johnson as a "manager" of a Street Fighter IV player, Justin Wong. Johnson comes across as manipulative, unrealistic, and egocentric at virtually every point. He yearns so desperately for the spotlight, but lacks the skill to attain it for himself, that he becomes the ultimate coattail-rider.
The documentary is called "The King of Chinatown" and you can stream it for free on Amazon if you have a Prime membership. I believe it's also on Hulu and and likely on YouTube as well. It's worth viewing if you want to see Johnson's behavior when not being interviewed by a friendly gaming site like NL.
Easily one of my favorite games of all time. I'm an older gamer, but I sure do miss the 16-bit era. There's something about pixel-drawn graphics that gives games a handcrafted feel that, while not realistic, lends it a fantasy element that is wholly missing from the vast majority of current-gen games. As others have said, though, we NEED a Metroid for Wii-U!
I absolutely love it. It speaks to Nintendo's never-ending focus on responsible, practical game development. Too many companies want to waste money on outward appearances. Maybe the flashy, rockstar game developer types--you know, the volatile ones--want to be in big, gaudy buildings but I am glad that Nintendo tilts another way. It illustrates, yet again, long-term thinking where watching the bottom line like a hawk is key.
The building is only expensive because real estate in Japan is ridiculously so.
I know I tend to be down on Nintendo, but it comes from my frustration with them and not their wonderful games. But one only needs look at the sales of the Wii-U and what's happening with the PS4 and XB1 to see that the Wii-U is not going to make nearly the dent the Wii did.
Last year, when the Wii-U went on sale you could go into stores days afterwards and find them sitting on shelves. There was never, ever a shortage of machines. However, just TRY to get your hands on a PS4 or an XB1 and every last place is sold out. Every one. Both systems are due to continue to sell out all the way through Christmas.
The commercials for both make them look exciting and next-gen. Almost every day there are fresh stories on Engadget and other gaming sites about the systems and what new things they're offering. On the Wii-U sites like this one we are getting...? Weak commercials? One key game (SM3DW), a bunch of indie titles that are also going to be out on the other systems and smartphones, the lamest Virtual Console titles and no additional key first party games until at least March of next year?
Nintendo is in a serious, serious world of hurt and weak commercials for games that demonstrate games that look only slightly better than what the Wii could offer are hardly going to compel anyone, young OR old, to buy. All grandpa and grandma are going to hear this Christmas is, "Can I have an XBOX One or Playstation 4?! Please?!!"
The problem with the commercial is that it doesn't answer the, "Don't I already have that on Wii?" question. Nothing in that commercial tells any of the grandparents that bought themselves a Wii, which now sits collecting dust on their shelf, why it is they need a Wii-U.
Nintendo is TERRIBLE at selling this thing. If Nintendo's marketing took the form of a person, I'd be checking its wrist for a pulse. Good god this outdated.
Then Nintendo will never give you what you want. They just won't. They may get a few token games, as they're getting on the Wii-U, but as these companies realize that titles like COD and MW don't sell on the platform, you won't see any of these series on Nintendo systems anymore. It's just the way it is.
I think Nintendo should just come out and admit that they ARE a system primarily for children and their parents. They keep trying to convince gamers that they are a viable system for core gaming, but they simply are not. Nintendo itself will never produce the kind of violent games that late teenage and early twenty-somethings want to play, and the 3rd parties that make those games have largely abandoned Nintendo's platforms.
Embrace it and own it. They are the Disney of video game companies, and last time I looked Disney makes a ton of money. I got rid of my Wii-U because I've simply outgrown Nintendo, having recognized that they simply don't appeal to me at my age. Glad they have a shtick, though, and I hope it serves them. I just wish they'd stop pretending to be anything other than what they are.
So they are hoping to sell in five months (FY'13 ends in March) 150% more systems than they sold in the previous twelve. Ambitious. I really don't think that the new Mario game will do that much, and nothing else short of Zelda or Smash Bros. will do the job. I think Nintendo will be lucky to get to six million, total, by the end of the fiscal year, especially now that the real competition will have arrived.
The thing is, Nintendo barely knows what to do with ONE GamePad, let alone two. I have been a fan of Nintendo for years, but I'm fist-clenchingly angry with Nintendo for the abysmal launch and support of the Wii-U. The system feels like an experiment, where their engineers rushed to make something that could head off the assault of iPads and similar tablets before they had any ideas for games that could actually make use of such a connection.
In the interim, they've lost virtually all significant 3rd party support and they didn't even have a decent queue of 1st and 2nd party titles ready to go. They are literally years behind the curve on development at this point, and flailing around for a strategy. And, as always, their Virtual Console and online support are terrible. There's no excuse for the lack of a unified online store or even decent player-to-player game play support. Sony and Microsoft have been doing it for years with great success and few of the problems Nintendo seems to think it's protecting its users from.
It's absolutely mind-boggling how inept Iwata and his engineers at NCL are. Iwata SERIOUSLY needs to go before he bows and apologizes yet again.
Won't come anywhere close. Mario will be fun, absolutely, but unless it's revolutionary on the scale that SM64 was, it won't draw those numbers. Nintendo is also faced with the XB1 and PS4, vastly more powerful consoles made by companies that will be pouring a great deal of advertising into the Christmas sales season. I think Nintendo will be lucky to make half of its target.
What sucks is that Nintendo had more than a year's head start for nothing. They squandered twelve months without releasing ANY "must have" titles other than a HD retread of a Gamecube classic. Next year will be good, I'm sure, and SSB will lead to some sales, but I really doubt we'll be talking about Nintendo's turnaround even a year from now.
I have a Wii-U, but I'm actually hoping Nintendo kicks the system to the curb. The problem is that I don't know what they'd replace it with. I don't see the XB1 or the PS4 being all that exciting. The games look somewhat better, but they FEEL like prettier 360 and PS3 games. (And that's really what this first generation is.) I don't think any of the these companies really know what the next generation is supposed to look like.
Exactly. When you have a highly sophisticated emulator like Dolphin, engineered WITHOUT access to the actual code, running quite a bit of the software and allowing game saves and a emulated controllers, there's no excuse for a billion-dollar company like Nintendo not to have coded their emulator in a similar fashion. The translation of each title simply cannot take them that long, nor cost them that much. There has to be a strategy in play that we're simply unable to see.
Oh, and the releases are horrendous this past month. I've bought quite a few VC titles, but nothing (NOTHING) interests me and paying $5 for an ancient NES Pinball game with one table? You are kidding me, right? Nostalgia only carries a man so far. Eventually he wants sustenance.
We have hordes of amazing, unreleased games like Crystalis, Space Megaforce, and HORDES of old arcade games that players aren't paying a dime for right now but are instead emulating via MAME or other programs. Would it really be that hard for Nintendo and third parties to work something out? Even $1 per game is better than $0.
I think Nintendo needs to go the route of the PS+ and XBOX Gold programs, I really do. Put Nintendo's back catalog on a subscription model that also gives players enhanced online play, a shared library (why CAN'T I play the same NES VC title on my 3DS XL as I can on my Wii-U without paying extra?!), and a consistent roll-out of new titles.
Nintendo desperately wants the Wii-U to take off. To do so, it is already talking about farming more of its back catalog, including making HD updates of N64 titles. Imagine what a vast library of playable VC titles, available as a subscription on the 3DS and Wii-U, would do to stave off the encroachment from phone and tablet games would do.
Sounds a lot like Nintendo continues to struggle to justify the cost of including the GamePad in the system. In fact, it sounds like the majority of the game could have been played on the old Wii, albeit with non-HD graphics. Again and again I feel like Nintendo made a stunningly bad decision to create a system designed around a single GamePad. In fact, it sounds like absolutely none of the games that us the GamePad couldn't have been done using a similar solution to the second screen experiences offered on XBOX and PS3.
Man, I'm so sick of Nintendo re-releasing Wii VC games as WIi-U games. Why, oh why, can't Nintendo start releasing NEW VC games for the Wii-U? There is a massive, massive backlog of titles that were never released for the VC, including innumerable arcade titles, and yet we get the same garbage again and again and again. Nintendo is ridiculously lazy.


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Slow-cooker pulled pork: Why not cook in for your cookout?
This recipe results is a giant pile of tender, subtly smoky, juicy meat and sauce that will leave your guests licking their fingers and their plates.
My mother loved her in-laws. She and my father lived with his parents during a particularly trying time after my oldest brother was born. During my mother's first pregnancy, her mother became very ill and later died in the same hospital where my mom, one floor down, was prematurely delivering her first child.
My mother often spoke of my grandmother's patience and kindness as she cared for her and my father and brother during the difficult days that followed. As a result, she had a special place in her heart for her mother-in-law and although they didn't always see eye to eye, they always respected each other's views and enjoyed each other's company.
My own mother-in-law and I got off to rocky start. Her early resistance to me is perhaps understandable seeing as I had caught the attention of her oldest son. I always felt she viewed me through a layer of disapproval. After all, I'd lured her first born boy to the East Coast, from which he rarely wrote or called. We lived together – gasp! – then after we were married, I kept my name and I decided to use their first names, Joan and Bob, rather than Mom and Dad.
But it all seems to have worked out for the best. Now 28 years later, we're still married and my mother-in-law and I each have discovered what is wonderful about the other. We don't always see eye to eye, but we do respect each other's views and enjoy each other's company.
I have always viewed Joan as a very good cook and I have enjoyed my share of meals at her table. However, she does not market her efforts very well, often describing at great length what went wrong during the preparation and how terrible she expects it all to taste.
During a recent trip to Cleveland, where Joan and Bob live in an east side suburb, she made us a strawberry pie from one of her daughter Kate's recipes. The preparation had left her worried that the "goop" had not set and that the crust likely would be soggy as a result.
In fact, the pie was amazing. We enjoyed it so much that the four of us ate the entire thing in one sitting. We called the first round breakfast, and after lingering at the dining table a while, we each enjoyed a second slice and called it dessert that we were eating before lunch.
This pie is very simple to make and perfectly delicious. It's the strawberries, fresh and bursting with flavor this time of year, that are the star. It's a no-bake pie, so the berries are left in their natural glory, touched only by the crust (hers was premade and perfectly scrumptious) and a light Jello filling and glaze, the "goop" to which Joan referred.
The goop is made of water, sugar, cornstarch and a bit of strawberry Jello. It provides just the right amount of sweetness and is also the glue that holds the berries in the shell. Cut a slice, squirt on a big pillow of whipped cream from a can and I swear, you'll consider never bothering with strawberry shortcake again.
Kate's Strawberry Pie
1 pie crust (homemade, pre-made, frozen, it's all good)
1 cup water
¾ cup sugar
2 tablespoons cornstarch
1½ quarts fresh strawberries, rinsed, stemmed and hulled, and cut in half (if large, cut in quarters or generously sized hunks
1 package strawberry Jello
Whipped cream in a can
Make your pie crust and turn it into an 8-inch one-crust pie shell. Alternatively, buy a frozen one-crust pie shell and bake according to package directions. You want the shell to be thoroughly cooked. Set aside to cool.
To make the goop, combine the water, sugar and cornstarch in a small sauce pan. Bring to a boil and cook until thickened. Remove from the heat and add 2 tablespoons dry strawberry Jello, right from the package, and set the goop aside to cool.
When cooled, pour about three-quarters of the goop into a large mixing bowl and add three-quarters of the strawberries. (Save the prettiest berries for the next step.) Stir gently to combine then pour the strawberries and goop mixture into your pie shell. Arrange the remaining, prettiest berries on the top of your pie and pour over the remaining goop.
Refrigerate until the Jello sets up, about 1-2 hours.
Serve with whipped cream in a can.
Note: My mother-in-law said she used 4 quarts of strawberries in a 10-inch, deep-dish pie pan and she doubled the recipe for the strawberry goop.
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The sauce bubbles and the crumbs crisp. Serve it as a main dish or a side.
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East Lyme - A $550,000 cut to the proposed 2014-15 education budget will remain in place, even after several parents spoke against the cut at a public hearing Monday that was attended by more than 75 residents.
After the hearing, the Board of Finance twice voted 3-3 to defeat two motions to restore $200,000 or $150,000 to the $42,792,767 education budget, which is 2 percent more than the current budget. With the board also trimming some town spending, the budget now stands at $65,113,598, a slightly more than 3 percent increase.
At the hearing, about a dozen residents favored restoring the $550,000 to the education budget and raised concerns on how the district would maintain its tradition of excellence with less money and cuts to afterschool activities.
Resident John Arnold said East Lyme schools spend less per pupil than neighboring districts. While he said the district has been doing remarkably well with the funds, that has come at a cost of maintaining its buildings. He said he understood how challenging the economy is, but pointed to the school system as a driver for real estate values and economic development:
"The reason why most people move to East Lyme is for the schools," he said.
Superintendent of Schools James Lombardo received a round of applause when he asked the board of finance to reinstate the $550,000.
"We have run out of places to save money in order to not cut programs," he said.
But several other residents wanted to reduce the overall budgetary increase. Karen Rak said the town has had budget increases since the recession of 2008. While the budget this year is more than a 3 percent increase, people haven't had a corresponding increase in wages, she said.
"I just don't feel I could push an increase onto my neighbor," she said.
In deliberations, board of finance members discussed the need to strike a balance for its constituents. Board of Finance Chairman Steve Kelley also called this budget cycle the "toughest year."
At a Board of Education meeting Monday before the hearing, residents filled two rooms to hear discussions about potential cuts. Lombardo presented potential reductions that would cut 4.5 teaching positions by eliminating two high school teachers, one teacher from Flanders Elementary School, one from Lillie B. Haynes and a half position for middle school activities. The proposal would further reduce $47,000 in high school activities, $29,000 for middle school athletics, $37,000 in technology resources, $50,000 in instructional resources per pupil and about $40,000 in maintenance projects. It would also eliminate a proposed technology consultant.
Lombardo said administrators had explored two alternatives to the cuts but did not feel those ideas were ultimately appropriate. The two options were closing Niantic Center School to save about $500,000 or removing several positions to support the new teacher evaluation systems that would cost $300,000.
Many parents have expressed concerns about the idea of closing Niantic Center School next year as the district decides what to do with its aging elementary schools. The Board of Education will continue to discuss the cuts next Monday at 7 p.m.
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HSBC "lift" by Grey London
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By Maisie McCabe, campaignlive.co.uk, Thursday, 09 May 2013 10:26AM
Harris will be responsible for driving news business and the agency's commercial development. He will also be charged with ensuring the agency has the best people working across its portfolio.
Barnes, meanwhile, will work with the chief strategy officer, Martyn Stokes to deliver integrated communications solutions for M/Six clients that take advantage of developments in technology and digital trading.
As Harris and Barnes take over more of the day-to-day running of the agency, working alongside the wider executive committee, Jess Burley, the chief executive, will be able to focus on the strategic director of M/Six.
In the past 12 months, the M/Six business has grown following the capture of the News International planning and buying account combined with the expanding business needs of clients such as TalkTalk and Virgin Money.
Harris has been at the agency, previously known as MCHI, since March 2010. After beginning his career at MediaCom and Carat, he worked at Zed Media for five years, rising to business director.
Barnes joined MCHI as digital performance director in October 2010 and was promoted to director of digital in September 2011. His career includes stints at Response One, Vizeum and Starcom MediaVest Group.
Burley said: "Particularly because we've grown in size, we need to create clarity about who does what, both from an external point of view and internal point of view so clients and staff know who to go to."
M/Six has also promoted Dan Keat, who joined the agency as its first head of broadcast in August 2012, to the board as investment director.
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Why does this keep getting denied???
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I've been trying to order skyrim for the last week, and every time it gets denied saying "item is not available for the price specified", but I'm being extremely non-specific with the seller I want to buy from.
I'm using all the buy options and they still deny it just because the one I order with gets bought... I thought those were there for just in case the one you pick does get bought!
I don't want to type anything into the box because then it will be a manual order and I'll never receive any info on on the order., but do I have to type in "I do not care who you buy from, just buy it" or what? It's getting really frustrating to log in every day with "denied" in my inbox.
I need it by next sunday for my daughter's birthday, to make matters worse, and the last present I ordered from here never came.
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just type in the comments box willing to pay 1000points more
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The problem with that is that they will count it as a manual order and I will be uninformed of whether it shipped or not, or if there is an error with my order. Last time I did that, I didn't receive my item ever because there was an error with my order and so I just waited weeks after I needed it thinking it was coming.
I don't like having no information on my order.
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I have also experienced both issues recently. I had an order that I was told was approved, but when I inquired about it a couple of weeks later, I was told that there was an error processing it with Amazon and it had to be resubmitted. More recently, I had an order that was denied, but support could not offer a specific explanation why (they could only list potential reasons an order could be denied). I was told to place the order again selecting all buying options, but based on your experience it seems that that doesn't help either.
Hopefully, there is another option that will allow you to get the item in time for your daughter's birthday. With any luck, whatever solution is devised can be used by other users experiencing similar issues.
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katonastick - Orders made from the reward gallery do not count as manual orders, only if you order it in a ticket and it can not be added to your profile. If it can be added to your profile, it is not a manual order though i do understand the confusion to believe it was since approved items sometimes say it. The reason you do not get info on an item depends entirely on the seller and even the shipper. Like ive ordered directly from amazon and was never given any info (in most cases you are not given any info and just that its approved). In rare cases you are given the info with another order of mine I got tracking and everything since the shipper was lasership. Keep in mind most orders in general will not give out any info on your item at all as asked by amazon and you will have to wait til it is shipped.
What exact options have you checked to ensure your order will not get denied when it is?
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The "Scream" and "Nightmare on Elm Street" director's newly formed Midnight Entertainment shingle will be overseen by Craven's long-time producer Marianne Maddalena. The company's mission will generally be modestly budgeted genre films from other filmmakers.
Rogue offered few details on the next Craven directing effort, but it will be his first film from his own script since 1994's "New Nightmare." He hasn't written and directed an original, non-franchise film since 1991's "People Under the Stairs." In general, though, it appears that Craven's writing/directing projects won't be subject to the Midnight/Rogue deal.
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Mesa Verde National Park is a pretty place and interesting, but allow at least a day if you want to see very much of it.
26 miles in to one of the areas you can see some ruins.
There are a couple you can walk in to see, some you have to ride a tram to get to and some of them you have to buy tickets for a tour.
I walked into one of them, I think it was about a mile round trip.
There was actually two different dwellings under this cliff. They said they were settled a few hundred years apart. Both had similar rooms. The larger round areas were ceremonial chambers. They also had storage areas and sleeping areas.
Apparently the people who lived here didn't get over 5' tall. Even at that these were pretty small spaces. Of course it would get cold here in the winter, so small spaces would be easier to heat.
After I left here I went back to the parking lot and called about my tires and they still weren't in. This left me somewhat frustrated and not in any mood to see more of the architecture, so I took off. By the way, they are working on the road here and it is slow going, with waits in both directions. There is gravel all over the road also. There are other roads and other ruins that would be worth visiting, but will have to be another time for me.
On the way out.
Back up 550 to find a place to camp.
There is an overlook at this pass that is definitely worth stopping for. Beautiful views.
And my camp for the next couple nights.
This was just north of Silverton. The campground was full, so I found a place in the forest in a "designated camping area".
There were people camping everywhere this week. I don't know how often it is like this, but it was hard to find a campsite that wasn't surrounded.
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BRAZILE: Well, but if we have created jobs and we put the country on a better economic foundation for the future, and the Republicans just said no, crying and whining and screaming along the way, I think Democrats will get the benefit of the doubt.
But look, historically speaking, Democrats will face some losses next year. I think we all know that. Franklin Roosevelt in '34 did not. George Bush in 2002 did not. But that aside, I think Democrats shouldn't take the wrong lessons from Tuesday. Lesson, I think, is that, yes, swing voters, independents, behaved as Republicans. There were soft Democrats in '06 and '08; they gave the Republican s some love this time. But that love as we all know is in short supply because what they want, they want change and they want someone who can deliver.
ROBERTS: But, you see, Frank's point is to a real dilemma for the administration. Because they know they've got to get more jobs out there. And the president keeps saying give me ideas for job creation. Give me ideas, give me ideas.
STEPHANOPOULOS: After health care.
ROBERTS: After health care.
But government spending is very unpopular. So, how do you do it? How do you find some sort of stimulus for jobs without adding to the deficit? And that is --
DONALDSON: You can't. I mean -- you have to sometimes...
ROBERTS: You have to find a way to make people less made about the deficit and that is not going to be easy.
DONALDSON: Paul Krugman is often on this program, "The New York Times" columnist, and I think he's right. We are going to have to have more stimulus, more spending. You say, well, that is terrible. Frank, you say you hand it to the Republicans.
DONALDSON: We don't come out of the recession. Oh, good. Tremendous. In other words, which is worse? More spending, more debt -- which we have got to take care of -- but we come out of the recession because of it. Or let's just stay with a lot of people out of work.
STEPHANOPOULOS: George, the Democrats seem to have concluded that even though there's a lot of qualms in their caucus on this health care bill, that falling to act, failing to address this problem that people are concerned about, is much more, more worse.
WILL: You mean health care?
STEPHANOPOULOS: And they have to take the risk.
WILL: I think, A, Donna is right. Health care is about fourth on the list of what caused the problem in 1994. Not the least 30, 40 years, I guess it was, of Democrat control in the House of Representatives. Yes, their argument seems to be we have to pass the bill because we started to pass the bill. That's not a very powerful argument.