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LAS VEGAS VILLA I in Silverado Ranch -
Welcome to our beautiful Las Vegas Vacation Home. Perfect get-away place.
This is your 'Home away from Home' vacation destination you and your family will definitely enjoy.
Escape to our Vegas Tropical Paradise.
Why stay in a Hotel when you can be more comfortable in a private home.
- 8 mi to SOUTH STRIP (from Mandalay Bay, 10 min away),
- 8 mi to the McCarran Airport,
- 5 mi to Car Rental Center,
- easy access to I-15 & I-215.
- near local casinos, SouthPoint, The M Resort, Green Valley & Silverton on Las Vegas Blvd. South Strip,
- major cross streets Bermuda & Cactus, 89183 in Silverado Canyons III community - best area to live in Vegas.
Minutes from Green Valley Casino & District(5 min.), Henderson, Seven Hills, Anthem communities, Lake Mead, Redrock, Lake Las Vegas Resort, Mt.Charleston, NASCAR Motor Speedway, and much more.
Modern decor touches, shows like a model, in warm earth tone colors and beautifully furnished.
New, 2 story, TRI-Level spacious floor-plan, 3,100 Sq.ft., on corner lot, in a nice residential neighborhood.
Enjoy outdoor fun ~ ~ ~ Welcome to our Tropical Paradise.
- POOL & SPA, available year-round,
- (optional) additional fee for heated pool,
- heated spa included as a courtesy,
- Easy to operate, automatic settings. Enjoy the waterfall, Palapas and Palm Trees.
- Sparkling OASIS Paradise Tropical POOL & SPA in our private & peaceful backyard.
- Patio dining,
- BBQ Grill
Indoor features - 5 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6-13 comfortably, total of 6 beds (1 king, 4 queens, 1 full),
- 3 baths, Living Room, Family Room, Formal Dining for 8, Breakfast Nook dining for 6,
well-equipped Kitchen, laundry room, billiard Pool, garage converted to Game room (insulated).
- Wi-Fi,
- Key-Less Entry Code System,
- Flexible check in/out - based on availability & advance approval.
- 5 TV's total - 1 in Family Room, 4 TV's in 4 bdrms on 2nd floor,
- Home Theatre,
- 8' Billiard Pool Table
1st Floor ~
- 1 Bdrm (queen bed)
- 1 Bath
- Family room w/sofa, loveseat,
- TV, ceiling fan, has sliding door access to Pool/SPA,
- Living room w/sofa, loveseat & chaise,
- Formal Dining for 8,
- Well-equipped Kitchen,
- Breakfast Nook, dining for 6, sliding door access to backyard.
- Laundry room w/Washer & Dryer,
- 8' Billiard Pool Table,
2nd Floor ~
- 4 bdrms, Loft/Home Theater with 5 recliners,
- Master bdrm (king & full beds),
- Bdrm 2, 3 & 4 (queen beds),
- 2 baths,
Loft/Home Theatre with Stereo Surround Sound System, big screen,
5 comfortable leather recliners, small selection of DVD movies to enjoy. Easy to operate system.
You are welcome to bring your own favorite DVD movies.
Many Redbox machines or Blockbuster store nearby to rents DVD movies.
Wood flooring throughout, tinted windows, shutters,
Front & back yard landscaped w/desert riverbed rocks & Tropical palm trees.
No need to look elsewhere - Reserve this property now - Experience Las Vegas in style & comfort.
NO SMOKING in the house - ok to smoke outside in the Patio,
NO loud Parties - Not a PARTY house,
Children are welcome ~ play'n pack & highchair available -
Check-IN: 3:00 PM. pacific time -
Check-OUT: 12:00 PM Noon
Flexible Check-IN/OUT - based on availability & advance approval.
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Pack 'n play and highchair available upon request....moreless
on 2nd floor. has 2 beds, dresser/mirror, flat-screen TV ...moreless
Home Theatre, big screen, 5 leather recliners, DVD movies ...moreless
Family Room has Futon/Sofabed on 1st Floor-extra sleep area...moreless
2nd floor -Master tub not available for use, shower stall ok...moreless
2nd floor - 2 sinks, long countertop, tub available...moreless
Living Room is separate from Family Room. Living room has Sofa, Loveseat & chaise... Family Room has Big Screen TV, Sofa & Loveseat plus Futon/Sofabed (Queen size sofabed) on 1st floor....moreless
Parking in driveway for 3 cars - RV/Boat/Trailer parking across the street and right corner side of house. No garage parking....moreless
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Oct 8 - Oct 13, 2015
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Oct 14 - Nov 10, 2015
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Nov 11 - Nov 17, 2015
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Nov 18 - Dec 31, 2015
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Nov 25 - Nov 28, 2015
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Dec 23 - Dec 26, 2015
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Dec 30 - Jan 2, 2016
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Feb 25 - May 31, 2016
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Jun 10 - Jun 13, 2016
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Jun 17 - Jun 20, 2016
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Jun 24 - Jun 27, 2016
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LAS VEGAS VILLA I @ SILVERADO CANYONS III - (Silverado Ranch)
Cross streets - Cactus & Bermuda, Zip code 89183 - - - - - - - -
- 8 miles South of Las Vegas 'Strip' (from Mandalay Bay Hotel & Casino) - - - - - - -
- 8 miles from McCarran Airport. (about 10 minutes away) - - - - - - - -
- 2 miles to SouthPoint local Casino 5 minutes to Green Valley Station Casino & The District, Henderson, at the foot of Seven Hills and Anthem communities! - - - - - - -
- Easy Access to I-15 & I-215. - - - - - - -
Golf: Golf courses nearby within 5 - 15 minutes away..
Ski: Skiing is 30 minutes away at Mt. Charleston
Year Purchased: 2003
About the owner: Hi there! Welcome to my vacation home listing page. We have lived in Vegas since 1997. Vegas is the best City we've ever lived in. Best restaurants and entertainment right in our own backyard! We maintain and manage our own homes with lots of TLC. We treat you like family plus we're just a phone call away, whenever you need us. Reservation process is easy when you book directly with us, the Homeowners. Feel free to contact us for questions about our 5 vacation home rentals. For faster response, send me an email today while your dates requested are still available.
Why the Owner Chose Silverado Ranch:
Love the Silverado Ranch neighborhood. One of the best communities to live in! Within 8 minutes to the STRIP, Airport & main car rental center. Close to attractions and convenience stores.
The Unique Benefits at this House:
Perfect 'home away from home' destination! Great location, near shopping, Tropical Pool & Spa, Home Theatre, Pool table, relaxing, spacious and very comfortable home.
Relax in our Tropical Pool & Spa
Family room, sofa & loveseat, w/big screen TV, & Wi-Fi router,
View of Living room from the 2nd flr down, Cathedral ceiling
Well-equipped spacious Kitchen, island counter, breakfast nook dining for 6.
Master bedroom with King bed
2nd bdrm w/Queen Bed, dresser/mirror, TV & balcony. 2nd flr
4th bedroom w/Queen Bed, dresser & TV. (2nd floor)
Tropical pool & Spa & BBQ grill
Master bath 2nd flr - separate shower available (tub not available to use)
2nd Guest bath (2nd flr) combination shower & tub
Pool Table in garage converted to gameroom
Front of the house - corner lot - Bermuda & Cactus 89183
Living room - fireplace not available for use.
Formal Dining for 8, tri level, 2 steps up from living room & family room
Kitchen, island counter, brkfst nook, tri level, 2 steps up to dining & kitchen
Home Theater Room on 2nd floor loft
Master bdrm, King bed, dresser w/mirror, TV, 6th bed full size on corner 2ndflr
3rd bdrm w/Queen bed, dresser & TV. (2nd floor)
5th bedroom w/Queen Bed, & drawer chest, not shown. (1st floor)
Spa under Palapa
Master bath shower available. Tub not available to use
3rd Guest bath (1st floor) with shower
laundry room next to garage
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North African Cauliflower Soup
14 Sep 2011
|Chopped onions
|2 1⁄2 Cup (40 tbs)
|Vegetable oil
|2 Tablespoon
|2 , diced for about 2 cups
|Cauliflower head
|1 Medium, chopped to make about 5 cups
|Ground cumin
|2 Teaspoon
|Ground fennel
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Hot water
|4 Cup (64 tbs)
|Vegetable bouillon powder/1 bouillon cube
|1 Tablespoon (Optional)
|Fresh lemon juice
|2 Tablespoon
|Ground black pepper
|To Taste
|Chopped fresh tomatoes
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Chopped chives/Scallions
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|To Taste
In a soup pot on medium heat, saute the onions in the oil for 5 to 10 minutes, until translucent.
While the onions saute, dice the potatoes and chop the cauliflower.
Stir the cumin, fennel, and potatoes into the pot, and cook for a minute.
Then add the hot water.
Cover, turn up the heat, and bring to a boil.
Add the cauliflower and optional bouillon, and return to a boil.
Then lower the heat and simmer, covered, for about 10 minutes, until the vegetables are tender.
In a blender or food processor, puree the vegetables and broth until smooth.
Add the lemon juice, and salt and pepper.
Reheat the soup if necessary, taking care not to scorch it.
Serve garnished with the chopped tomatoes and chives or scallions.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Easy
Preparation Time:10 Minutes
Cook Time:25 Minutes
Ready In:35 Minutes
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Stay in Mauberme is ideal to unwind and enjoy spectacular views of the Aneto peak and the massif of Maladetas relaxing in the cozy living room and resting of the intense day before the warmth of the fireplace. Among the new features is a suite with two rooms, a large terrace with lovely views and infrared sauna at the gym i heated individual boots in the ski storage. Read more


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The men stationed at Pearl Harbor awoke Dec. 7, 1941 to a chaotic world filled with the crackle of machine guns, fiery explosions and the thunder of bombs as enemy planes raced overheard.
They did not falter before this onslaught, but instead raced into action.
Joseph Licastro at first thought the planes were flown by U.S. airmen because they sometimes buzzed low over the barracks to awake the men sleeping there. He soon realized it was instead an act of warfare, and he grabbed a pistol and fired upon the planes.
Licastro and other survivors of the attack are dwindling in number as the years go by, and a Pearl Harbor remembrance ceremony held in Union Cemetery on Friday was sparsely attended. Marc Sandall, who hosted the ceremony, said the size of the crowd wasn't what mattered, calling it "small but mighty."
Sandall gave a brief synopsis of the attack, in which 2,388 Americans were killed, 21 ships sunk and 164 planes destroyed. The day was a nightmare for those on the island.
Al Rodriguez was throwing darts on the USS Bobolink, a mine sweeper, early the morning of Dec. 7. He saw the approaching planes and realized by the "Rising Sun" insignia on them that they wer enemy fighters.
"Everything was chaos," Rodriguez said.
It took a while to get the mine sweeper moving because it was equipped with a steam engine, but once it got moving they assisted other ships and afterward swept the harbor for mines.
Ruth Boone, widow of Carl Boone, who was a survivor of the attack, said her husband was relaxing after having played the trumpet in a Battle of the Bands the night before. Carl, who went by the name of Roger, was looking forward to hanging out with the trumpet player on the USS Arizona on Dec. 7.
He never got that chance. The Arizona was destroyed and sank with 1,177 officers and crewmen killed.
Ruth Boone said her husband had volunteered in 1939 or 1940 and chose Hawaii as the place where he'd like to be stationed. She said he always used to tell her how lucky he was to be there because he had lots of opportunities to play in different bands.
During the attack, Roger Boone and others grabbed guns. Ruth Boone said there was a rumor the Japanese were invading the island, so the men were incredibly jumpy.
"They were shooting at anything that moved," she said.
Roger Boone and other servicemen lived in tents outside the barracks after the attack. He was eventually transferred to Guadalcanal, then back to the U.S., where he met Ruth Boone at Gardner Field in Taft.
But his wartime travails weren't over, Ruth Boone said. Her husband was sent to Europe, where he flew cargo planes.
He was shot down behind German lines.
Roger Boone eventually made his way back to France, where he was saluted by none other than Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower and other dignitaries upon his return. Ruth Boone said that was probably the highlight of Roger Boone's military service.
Sandall, the host of the ceremony, said it's important to keep in mind the bravery of those who fought 71 years ago. It was a devastating day for the country, and one that Major Mike Lynch, a chaplain in the U.S. Air Force Reserve, prayed will never happen again.
"Hasten the day when there will be no more wars and all your children will learn to live together in peace," Lynch prayed.


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(ca. 1850) DT$20 Twenty Dollar, Judd-126, Pollock-148, R.8, PR62 NGC....
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Undated (ca. 1850) Double Eagle Pattern(ca. 1850) DT$20 Twenty Dollar, Judd-126, Pollock-148, R.8, PR62 NGC.
Struck in Silver, R.8, One of Two Known
Judd-126, PR62, Ex: Dr. Judd
Struck in Silver, R.8, One of Two Known
Judd-126, PR62, Ex: Dr. Judd
Design. The design is that of the Liberty Head double eagle that would premier in 1850 for circulation purposes, save that the die is undated. Struck in silver with a reeded edge.
Commentary. This is a pattern of paramount importance, as it represents the intersection of geology, history, and numismatics as perhaps no other coin can. The California Gold Rush bounty by 1849 was making its way back East, upsetting the traditional balance between gold and silver. True to the laws of supply and demand, silver became overpriced in relation to paper currency or gold, and it was widely hoarded and melted, promptly disappearing from circulation. The vast supplies of gold and need for circulating specie dictated a twenty dollar denomination be introduced, large enough for important commerce and international trade but not so unwieldy as to prevent its circulation (as happened with the octagonal California gold fifties of 1851 and 1852).
A unique 1849 double eagle struck in gold is in the Smithsonian, and it is a national treasure that has justly achieved fame and renown. Of the 1850 double eagle patterns, only three are known, two struck in silver (including the present piece), and a copper-gilt piece in the Harry Bass, Jr. Research Foundation Collection. The date of issue is unknown, but the year 1850 is an eminently reasonable guess.
Physical Description. Both sides are deep steel-gray, with accents of cinnamon around the devices front and back. The fields show some minor, insignificant contact that explains the grade but fails to diminish either the considerable appeal--or this piece's historic importance. NGC Census: one in PR62, one in PR64. PCGS Population: one in PR63 (10/08). There is undoubtedly one duplication here.
Census. Only two are known. An example (Judd-126a) in the Harry W. Bass, Jr. Research Foundation is copper-gilt, not silver.
1. Dr. J.H. Judd; Illustrated History (A. Kosoff, 1962), lot 150; Mocatta Metals; 1979 ANA (NERCA, 7/1979), lot 1290, proof; various Rare Coin Reviews (Bowers and Ruddy, 1981); Auction '89 (Superior, 7/1989), lot 944. The present specimen. PR62 NGC.
2. Champa (Bowers and Ruddy, 5/1972), lot 1113, proof; Evans (Bowers and Merena, 8/1980; Southern Collection; Simpson Collection.
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Petitioning Mayor of London Boris Johnson
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Let Abacus Primary School use Hampstead Police Station as a home.
Abacus Belsize Primary School will open in September 2013, but is still looking for a permanent home. Now that the Met Police have closed Hampstead Police Station, it has the potential to make a great site for this new school, but the police are racing ahead with a quick sale before the school option can even be explored. We call on the Mayor of London, as head of the Met Police, to delay the sale long enough for Abacus to develop a proposal, which could be in partnership with another venture.
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Cardinals' Ryan Lindley will start at QB vs. Lions
The quarterback carousel continues to turn for the Arizona Cardinals, as it was announced Wednesday that rookie Ryan Lindley will start at quarterback Sunday against the Detroit Lions at University of Phoenix Stadium.
"We're going to go with Ryan (Lindley) this week, that's where we ended the game last week," head coach Ken Whisenhunt said. "He's gotten some experience and you'd like to think that we could progress from that experience and hopefully he'll play well in this game and we'll get an opportunity to see that Sunday."
This will be Lindley's second crack at the starting spot. The former sixth-round pick got his first start in Week 11 against the St. Louis Rams and also got the nod for Arizona's Week 12 loss to the New York Jets.
"It's another opportunity," Lindley said following Wednesday's practice. "You've got to look at it as a blessing to play the game, to get an opportunity to go out there and play with these guys."
Veteran John Skelton started last Sunday at Seattle before being replaced by Lindley in the third quarter of a 58-0 loss.
For the season, Lindley has completed 58-of-120 passes for 507 yards with five interceptions.
"Really, at this point, you've just got to let loose and have some fun with it, and go out and try to win a game," Lindley said.
The Cardinals enter Sunday's game against Detroit riding a nine-game losing streak. The Lions have lost five straight.
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Monday the 30th March Relocation
On Monday the 30th March, Trinity Youth Theatre Company is relocating for a sold out performance of Kevin Bridges. It is also our final session of the term, therefore our parent share.
Our Changelings class will start and finish 10 minutes earlier than normal (4:20-5:20pm) at Trinity Theatre in our Foyer, and will perform on our foyer stage.
All other classes will run at their normal times, but a King Charles the Martyr Church Hall off Warwick Park road. (3 Warwick Park Road, TN2 5TA.)
Parents are invited to attend the final 20 minutes of each session to see what our student have been up to this term.
Trinity Youth Theatre Courses And Workshops
8 – 9 Apr | 10am – 4pm
Want to create a puppet? Then why not come along to our puppet-making workshop. Lucy Bailey is a professional puppet maker, who will show you the strings in this unique two-day course. You will even walk away with a creation or two of your own. An opportunity to give things a life of their own, this course will tap into your creativity in a new and exciting way as well as looking at movement, construction and aesthetics.
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15 – 17 Apr | 10am – 4pm
Create and star in your own short film, in this exciting and unique three-day short film course! Taught by professional film maker Samuel Marlow, in a small team, you will be taught the basics of story boarding, script writing and filming, as well as creating your own short film. You will even receive a DVD of your work, which will also be broadcast on our Trinity Youth Theatre Youtube channel.
Arts Awards @ Trinity Youth Theatre Company
Did you know that Trinity Youth Theatre also runs an Arts award program? Well would you like to complete a Bronze or Silver arts award in a fun, informal setting with likeminded young people? Why not join our Arts Award Café group starting February. The Café group meet on Wednesday evenings between 4:30pm to 6:30pm during term time.
To sign up, contact Bethan ([email protected]).
Trinity Youth Theatre Company Summer School Dates
Grab your diaries or a pen and paper, as we can now confirm our Summer School dates for 2015. After the success of our Senior Summer school pilot project last summer, we will again be running 2 separate summer schools, Junior's (7-12yrs) and Senior's (13-18yrs).
The Junior Summer School will be running from Monday the 27th July to Saturday 1st August 2015.
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At present the plays are not yet set, and booking is not yet open. However for more information, or to be added to the mailing list, please email Bethan on [email protected].
The Kent Family Arts Network
Kent Family Arts Network (KFAN) was started in early 2014 by a group of Kent organisations with a passion for presenting and producing work for families in the county.
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Join Trinity's Schools and Colleges e-list and receive information first on all forthcoming events by emailing [email protected] with the organisation name, a contact name and position, address and email.
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Five Age Groups Available!
Changelings: 7-10yrs @ 4.30pm - 5.30pm
Amazons: 10-12yrs @ 5.30pm - 6.30pm
Rude Mechanicals: 12-14yrs @ 6.45pm - 8.00pm
Athenians : 14-16yrs @ 8.00pm - 9.15pm
Shadows: 16-19yrs @ 8:45pm- 10pm *NEW CLASS*
Workshops take place at Trinity Theatre unless stated otherwise.
Youth Theatre Dates: Spring 2015
Youth Theatre will take place on these dates:
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- Mon 19th January 2015
- Mon 26th January 2015
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Actor Gary Oldman apologized for defending Mel Gibson's 2006 drunken anti-Semitic rant and saying that Jews run Hollywood.
In an open letter to the Anti-Defamation League sent late Tuesday, and published online by Deadline.com, Oldman wrote, "I am deeply remorseful that comments I recently made in the Playboy Interview were offensive to many Jewish people. Upon reading my comments in print — I see how insensitive they may be, and how they may indeed contribute to the furtherance of a false stereotype. Anything that contributes to this stereotype is unacceptable, including my own words on the matter.
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Gibson had said during the rant that "the Jews are responsible for all the wars in the world."
Oldman added, "So they persecute. Mel Gibson is in a town that's run by Jews and he said the wrong thing because he's actually bitten the hand that I guess has fed him — and doesn't need to feed him anymore because he's got enough dough. He's like an outcast, a leper, you know? But some Jewish guy in his office somewhere hasn't turned and said, 'That f***ing kraut' or 'F*** those Germans,' whatever it is? We all hide and try to be so politically correct."
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Role of TRPM8 in dorsal root ganglion in nerve injury-induced chronic pain
Department of Anesthesiology, General Hospital of Tianjin Medical University, Anshan Road No. 154, Heping District, Tianjin, 300052, China
BMC Neuroscience 2011, 12:120 doi:10.1186/1471-2202-12-120Published: 23 November 2011
Chronic neuropathic pain is an intractable pain with few effective treatments. Moderate cold stimulation can relieve pain, and this may be a novel train of thought for exploring new methods of analgesia. Transient receptor potential melastatin 8 (TRPM8) ion channel has been proposed to be an important molecular sensor for cold. Here we investigate the role of TRPM8 in the mechanism of chronic neuropathic pain using a rat model of chronic constriction injury (CCI) to the sciatic nerve.
Mechanical allodynia, cold and thermal hyperalgesia of CCI rats began on the 4th day following surgery and maintained at the peak during the period from the 10th to 14th day after operation. The level of TRPM8 protein in L5 dorsal root ganglion (DRG) ipsilateral to nerve injury was significantly increased on the 4th day after CCI, and reached the peak on the 10th day, and remained elevated on the 14th day following CCI. This time course of the alteration of TRPM8 expression was consistent with that of CCI-induced hyperalgesic response of the operated hind paw. Besides, activation of cold receptor TRPM8 of CCI rats by intrathecal application of menthol resulted in the inhibition of mechanical allodynia and thermal hyperalgesia and the enhancement of cold hyperalgesia. In contrast, downregulation of TRPM8 protein in ipsilateral L5 DRG of CCI rats by intrathecal TRPM8 antisense oligonucleotide attenuated cold hyperalgesia, but it had no effect on CCI-induced mechanical allodynia and thermal hyperalgesia.
TRPM8 may play different roles in mechanical allodynia, cold and thermal hyperalgesia that develop after nerve injury, and it is a very promising research direction for the development of new therapies for chronic neuroapthic pain.


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Originally posted by Kinya
1) Not this instant. Right now, the team is busting ass on DLC2 and live gameplay improvements, while solidifying the dates for DLC3-5. (We have them approximated, but need to make sure that all partners agree ot them.) The team's entirely focused on delivering on that commitment first.
2) This is the first time I've worked with a console MMO - I think the biggest difference to me is the rate at which one can update clients. On a PC only title, it would be easy to say: "Yes, and here's when," because we control the end-to-end delivery. The rules in the console world are a lot different.
The social aspects are important to us, and prominent on the roadmap, but since we can't update console clients at the same rate as PC clients, and have to keep the entire game in sync, the timing will likely occur along with one of the DLC updates.
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All is fair in love, war, and pokemon battles.
First off, glad to be participating in this! I met you once at a gaming convention when some other reporter was talking to you about WoW having such an advantage over RIFT, you mentioning how proud you were of your team, and I kinda stepped in, not immediately recognizing you, saying that I felt like WoW just had the time advantage and that I honestly felt it was Blizzard that was having to catch up to you guys. You just turned to me and said, "Let me shake your hand" and it totally hit me who you were. I was super embarrassed at the time, but obviously it's a memory for me.
Anyway, big ArcheAge fan here. I was wondering though, if Trion would give any preferred treatment to a certain fansite that's been the center of ArcheAge news since before you guys signed up to localize it. I know they've got a lot of experience with the game in at least Korean, and some of them have played several versions of the game too. Would bringing them in to test before closed beta to the general public perhaps help speed up the game's development and localization?
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Heya Scott.
[Rift] What are your plans for PVP in rift, it's something you said would be supported at the launch of Rift but it hasn't been. In fact it's fair to say that hardly any support has been given to it. Daglar spent a "few" hours on it a few months ago on his day off, is that the type of support that PVP has got to look forward to now?
At the current we had a Dev talk about melee changes that was like 20 odd days ago.
Thanks for your time
Originally posted by Melancholyx
1: I bet that the 1000 words of love i replied with earlier on the subject might answer your question!
2: Yep, we read the same Internet you do. :) We've been talking with both mail.ru and XL regularly. Everyone wants the same thing, which is great: A great game that's accessible, fair, and enjoyable to the largest number of people possible. Truly.
Everyone wants a great experience. From there it's a matter of making sure that it ends up that way.
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Scott, i've got a personal question to you:
Which games are you playing in private?
Have you already play ArcheAge?
Originally posted by MarkJW
Hi, Mark! Thanks for the easily quoteable version:
1) Hopefully answered in the large AA answer a bit ago.
2) While we read them, we haven't had time to participate while in this quiet period of transition. That'll change soon.
3) There are more community folks than there are games. It's just a different structure.
4) Conventions are a blast - I love them. I was raised walking distance from GenCon and practically grew up at that show, have worked every E3 (save one) since the first one existed, and even worked a PAX 3 days after a knee surgery. Hired one of our engineers from one. I like them too - Promise. :)
That said, the cost of doing the big convention blowout has gone through the roof over the past few years - They're the second least effective way a company can spend its money. (The least effective being throwing it into a pile and burning it.)
Realistically, there's a balance based around finding ways to participate without doing the expensive all-encompassing blowout. The shows are great, especially the ones where we get to interact meaningfully with players. Expect us to be doing more of that in the future.
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Hi Scott,
I'm curious what you have to say about other games. Recently in a video interview with MMORPG.com you had some interesting things to say about what MMOs are (Civ had just been released). You mentioned how many games and platforms are MMOs even though we wouldn't traditionally think of them as such. Raph Koster, the last AMA, reflected on how we players keep clamoring for the same games and how devs/pubs keep delivering pretty much the same MMOs.
With the potential of Red Door publishing, Indies, and niche games, what potential do you see there? What do you think you and Trion could do to promote more niche mmos, different kinds of online games, and how online games could be different or how the concept of MMO could be stretched or reimagined? Basically, what would you like to do with Trion / Red Door that isn't just publishing the next DIKU reskinned (not that previous themparks or dikus are bad, just I think we're ready for something else)?
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Yes I'm a big fan of Rift been playing since beta i have a serious question though, we see other companies making conventions to support their player base any hope for Trion to have one of their own seeing as you guys do have lots of different aspects of games published already, here you can name it Tricon and do one where your company is located i seriously would ride out to see that convention as many others would as well. Can you please do a convention, please?
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1.Your company (Trion) basically set the new pace for content patches in themepark mmos. Do you think this is something that will continue to evolve? Has it created a quantity over quality issue in the industry? What are your thoughts on dev created content versus player created content? How much of the reigns would you be willing to share with your customers as an mmo evolves over years?
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1) Is TRION considering a f2p model for Defiance?
2) are there going to be more and continuing support for solo content gameplay?
3) What is your view about all the latest online game development like MOBA like League of Legend, instanced pvp games like World of Tanks, online ARPGs, and so on .. and will TRION gets into those?
I can't get too much into what the RIFT and Defiance folks want to talk about, but I have heard much excitement around the idea of making defiance chat behave more like one would expect chat to behave. :)
On the CM and tradeshow topics - I'd like to do all of that. And at the same time, calling them only translators isn't necessarily fair to them - While they do translation, there's significant CM experience there as well. It's a matter of finding the right balance. We'll find the best one!
I don't want to ignore, but at the same time - I know the RIFT folks will be doing one of these, and don't want to get into spoiling anything they may be able to share then!
1) Answered part of it in the first big, big AA answer.
The best I can tell you is that we're planning on applying a similar order of events that worked exceptionally well for us with Rift - Ensuring we have a 24/7 alpha running for stability and ongoing update testing, then expanding it into the beta, then into events, then setting the launch date once we're confident in the betas. A good number of the same people on our side are fulfilling the same roles for ArcheAge that we did in Rift's launch.
Given the now-firmed-up plans on what XL is doing with the core game, the teams just yesterday began the process of locking down the dates for the different stages.
2) Think of it this way... It's less about looks and gameplay, and more about languages (3 of them, remember) and operations.
On one layer, there's the mass of technical integrations and operational infrastructure work to be done. One example: Not all companies' patcher frontend and patch server backends are created the same. There's a dozen different ways to solve that problem. Their way is perfectly good, but we need a way that ties into our update server infrastructure. Multiply that kind of work across about 20 or 30 technical topics.
The next layer up is translation localization - MMO's tend to have around 2mm words. We have 3 languages, so, let's say 6mm words. MMO's also tend to have a whole lot of proper nouns. Proper nouns in Korean look a lot different than proper nouns in English, so new words frequently need to be invented, and be made to be consistent across the entirety of the game. Dictionaries need to be made and you need to make sure everything's consistent and cohesive in its new form.
The layer up from that is there's business model and accounts integration - The game needs to integrate with our account backend, and needs to integrate with our billing system, in a way that's compatible with a) the tech on both sides b) desires for business model from both us and XL and c) the gameplay itself.
That's really what we've been focusing on. That's a massive amount of work on its own.
We are making gameplay comments after observing the existing locales, and finding that most if not all of our observed issues are already on the list of things that XL plans to address for all locales.
We don't currently have any blanket gameplay requests specific to our locales. If there ever were any, it would result based on playtesting with western players playing the game, on our service
3) Details will be coming - We can all agree that pay to win is bad, though, that's for sure. The best things must always be earned/played for. If they're not an enjoyable part of the game, there's a far bigger problem than business model!
At the same time, I think there's a lot of undue concern around bots, assuming that one protects and manages their game correctly. Granted, there have histtorically been a few MMOs that haven't done a great job here, so some amount of concern is absolutely valid.
We'll be sharing our security and anti-botting techniques with XL if they'd like us to. That tech has been extremely successful in RIFT. In terms of running the service, and ensuring our CS has the same access to immediate data that they have in our existing games, they'll go at it with the same discipline in managing-out bot accounts -- The goal being to ensure that no matter what the specifics of the model are, we're in the best shape we possibly can be.
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Hey Scott. I would first like to say that it's a great honor to even say hi to you. I respect most people in the gaming industry.
My question for you is this: I am a striving game developer and seek to fulfill my imaginations and create a wonderful piece of art. I understand it takes a ton of hard work and dedication but I'm hoping you can give me some advice. Where should I start? Where did you start?
Thanks for your time.
Hi, Skatch - Good to meet you. :) I wanted to make sure to at least reply - I think you have good questions, and absolutely admirable desires -- but at that level of detail, they're better aimed at when the Defiance team jumps in here.
1. Hopefully addressed in my first massive AA reply!
2. We have to plan and execute on them together - Since MMOs are online services, launching them isn't at all like doing a territory launch for a single player game. The teams physically at XL and at Trion both have to be working on the same launch at the same time. Kind of addressed this in my massive AA reply.
3. That's one of the big considerations in choice of launch date. If we both decide that having improvements in place will make for the best western launch, it is absolutely possible. We're both aiming for the combination of "best" and "most reasonable."
1. By being unafraid to do entirely new types of experimental development and get folks involved with our efforts a lot earlier in the development cycle.
2. Ask me that question in like a month? :)
1. Hi Erik!
2. Yes, we're sorting through the specifics around the next iteration of what we do for both forums and blogs across the company right now.
3. Overworked, but in general, they seem all right.
4. I hope so!
5. Yes! See previous Huge AA Answer. :)
1. We don't have specific gameplay requests for AA West at the moment -- XL is already starting to talk about their future plans with their live players, and we'll be following on there.
2. Not at the moment - That said, I also love the concept of those in general, but they take a shockingly large amount of work.
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Defiance is seriously lacking a social element, whether it be via mapchat, guild chat, social hangouts, vistas, etc. It lacks any reason to interact with anyone else in the open world. Like many, I feel like I am playing a single player game in an open world MMO space.
What plans, if any, are in place to address the 'multiplayer' aspect of the game?
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As a gamer, what would you like to see the industry focus on or encourage? What do you want to see out of games (single player, online, multi-player, whatever) that just isn't being done or that is rare? What games would you like to see made?
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Haha - Thanks, Fido :)
1. Was gone for quite a while. Didn't know about them - I clearly need to find out what happened to them!
2. Would love to once life gets back to some semblance of a more calm pattern, as I also mentioned to another gentleman earlier in the thread. Definitely better for both of us that it would be in english!
Hi! Absolutely appreciate the support, and hear what you're saying. While I don't want to stomp on the RIFT team's future answers, It may be wise of us to take a look at what Patron means globally for Trion. It's a great concept, and we would also like to make sure that folks see it as valuable.
Hey, Kiwi! No worries.
1. Unlikely on a single region - If only to ensure that there's an optimal experience for folks on both continents (since the EU servers are phyiscally in the EU).
2. Again, without stepping on RIFT team future answers, the subject of pacing vs update size has been one we've been discussing across both currently live games of late. That's the most I can really say right now - The owners of the respective games are absolutely trying to do what's best for both groups of players.
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Hi Scott!
With how important it has become for continues innovation, or atleast the feeling of innovation, how much do you think is really viable? We see many different games trying different kinds of release schedules, like Gw2 with its 2 week updates, Wildstar with "shooting for 5 weeks" and even Rift tried a mostly monthly schedule but those slowed down and have not really returned. Just how much change is really viable over time and still keep your playerbase? Koster's collected "Laws of game design" implies that no matter what you do your player base will shrink as you shed those players who really are not the target of your experience and any attempt to bring in new players will be seen as a betrayal by that player base. Is there a reasonable solution? Only WoW seems to have been able to hop this hurdle and even that appears to be losing the battle.
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For me, the gates will open.
Not rally a question. I take part in extra life every year since RIFT first introduced it to me. I thank you for all the goodies Trion gave extra lifers this year. If anyone wants to check out extra life, here is a link through Team KFM, my Extra Life Team.
Thanks again for introducing me to this wonderful charity.
Thanks! Good to be here.
Addressed the release process and how we go about determining the dates each step of the way in another reply - Hope that answer works for you!
Overheard an update on this topic today, I don't think the Defiance team would mind if I added a little of their info on this one: Yes, it's absolutely an important topic that's being worked on. The exact specifics of what's causing it are a little over my head technically, since I've never dealt with memory and PS3, even in my engineering days.
Very glad you enjoy it!
The time between launch and DLC1 was really about all of the activities that a game team has to undertake just to get through the day to day of launching their MMO, and dealing with all of the inevitable issues in the weeks and months following. That they managed to launch DLC1 when they did was pretty heroic. At the same time, I understand that from the outside perspective, that's really not your problem - I do just want to make note of their massive efforts. :)
From there, the Defiance team at Trion HQ was really only formed up this past month. They've been working on a rollout plan that has the next DLC coming out toward December, and the rest in a more regular cadence thereafter. This sounds like snark, but I promise it isn't: "Releasing DLC...faster," now that the game is launched and operating in a more stable manner, is really the truth.
Happy to: We play games too.
I got into this business precisely because I am one of you. You don't take a 25 year path up from the bottom unless you truly love having the privilege of being able to entertain people.
Most of the time, I want the same things you do. When I hear we can't do something because we don't have X, or we have to rebalance away Y to make sure that we ship at the right quality, sometimes my heart breaks a little too.
That said, I want nothing more than to prove that providing genuinely good experiences for gamers, and a great place to work for our teams is the winning, long-term strategy behind successfully operating an online games business.
We have some karmic digging out to do, no doubt, but if we can make it, it'll be amazing.
3) at which point will investors get that quality makes more money in a long run?
sincerly yours
Hi, Lanfea!
1. Honest answer - When enough people vote with their feet that's the type of game they want to play -- That that aspect is so much more important to them than any other, that they gravitate toward games that contain that type of gameplay, in large numbers. To date, the opposite has proven the case, despite many attempts at including strong interdependency in different elements in many games.
2. At least one major MMO has tried this - Since I know the president of that company, I know he's a rational decision maker. If it were best for his game/company/audience to have kept it that way, he would have. I have to conclude that it wasn't.
3. They absolutely do get that. What they also need, though (since they're responsible for every dollar they choose to invest), is certainty that a game will make enough of a return to justify the cost of high quality. That's a difficult bet to make. They have bosses too - When they make bad bets, they lose out the same way that you or I would lose for doing poorly at our jobs.
Unfortunately, spending large sums does not always equate to the kind of quality that is guaranteed to generate returns on their investment. (Remember: That's their one job.)
Add on to that that quality alone does not always equate to success. (e.g. You could get knocked out by 2 other quality titles releasing the same month, who just happened to spend 10x more on marketing than you could.) Things start to get more complicated.
It's a huge reward if you can make it through those risks, but those risks tend to be pretty extreme.
4. By experimenting with different types of development and starting out by taking more risks across less expensive games, probably across multiple games over time.
An agency we were working with came up with the idea for the slogan and campaign.
We had a relatively modest amount of money to market with, in a market where people had a lot more than we did to work with. We needed Rift to be a seven figure seller, which meant having a lot more people know who Trion was and what Rift was about.
The head of publishing walked up to me showing me this deck, and my first reaction was to simultaneously be appalled while laughing. I believe my exact reaction was: "Holy shit. Are they insane?! There's no WAY we could ever go out with that!"
He didn't say anything for a beat.
And then I caught up to where he was already thinking: "Yep. This is how they'll notice. Okay. I'm in."
Rift did what it needed to do. We survived the launch and beyond.
I did get a couple good-naturedly pretend-annoyed, "Did you really just do that?"-type IMs from friends at Blizzard. They saw the humor in it as well, which was important to me.
And that's the story of that.


text: The Flint wiki last edited by rjayb89 on 05/11/13 04:47PM View full history OverviewA promotional image; clay figure of Flint.Flint (Furinto In Japan) is one of the main characters in Mother 3. He is the father of Claus and Lucas, a resident of Tazmily Village, and husband of Hinawa. He cares quite a lot for his family, so much so that he spends several years searching for his missing son, Claus. He is also brave, and (in the words of many residents of Tazmily) reckless and manly. He can be violent when angry, such as when Hinawa dies, he attacks some residents. During the first chapter of Mother 3, he is the lead character. The first chapter is his most prominent appearance, and the only place where he is playable (although he is a recurring character for the rest of the game). Flint makes a living in Tazmily by being a farmer; he wears a cowboy outfit to show this (and is only seen once without his trademark hat). He later fights Mecha-Drago (the murderer of his wife and son), along with his father Alec. However, Alec stops Flint from killing the Mecha-Drago, explaining that it wasn't its fault that Hinawa died; it was only its animalistic instincts. His next appearance is in chapter four, where he is mourning at Hinawa's grave. After that, he isn't seen until chapter eight. There, he helps Lucas in the final battle (deflecting attacks), and ultimately convinces Claus (with the help of Hinawa's ghost) to stop attacking his brother. Flint is also one of many stickers in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. The sticker gives a 4 in indirect special attacks to all characters.


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|Black pepper
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Fennel seed
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Red snapper filets
|4 Large
|3 Tablespoon
|Roasted pecans
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Chopped fresh parsley
|1 Tablespoon
|Lemon juice
|1 Tablespoon
Grind pepper, salt, paprika and fennel seed together in mortar. Sprinkle mixture over both sides of each filet.
Heat 2 tbsp (30 mL) butter in large frying pan over medium heat. Add fish and cook 4 minutes.
Turn filets over and continue cooking 3 to 4 minutes or adjust cooking time according to size of filets. Remove cooked filets from pan and keep hot.
Add remaining butter to pan and melt. Add pecans and cook 1 minute. Add lemon juice and mix. Pour over fish, sprinkle with parsley and serve.
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Red Snapper With Roasted Pecans Recipe


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