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TiPb Give-Away: HyperMac Nano Battery for iPhone/iPod
The HyperMac Nano by HyperShop is an external battery for iPhone and iPod with a built in charging cable. It's highly portable, looks and feels great, and is made of 1800mAh lithium ion which provides up 1.5 times full recharge of the iPhone.
To learn more and get details about the give-away, follow us after the break!
The design of the HyperMac Nano is very slick and reminds me a cigarette lighter. With dimensions of only 3.4" x 1.5" x 0.55", the battery will fit easily into your jeans or jacket pocket for easy portability. The rounded edges of the aluminum casing also feels nicely in your hands. The HyperMac comes in 9 stylish colors; yes, the same 9 colors available for the iPod nano.
What makes the HyperMac Nano unique to other external batteries is the built in charging cable. Underneath the cap you will find both male and female 30-pin sockets plugged into each other. The cap also conveniently snaps magnetically to the bottom of the battery so you don't lose it when the battery is in use.
To charge the HyperMac Nano, just plug your iPhone cable into the female socket; and to charge your iPhone, plug the male socket into your iPhone. When the HyperMac Nano is plugged into a power source, a blue light will indicate that it is charging and a green light will mean the charge is complete.
When on the go, I found the HyperMac Nano more convenient than an extended battery because it did not increase the length of my iPhone. I could easily fit them together in my jacket pocket without fear of them falling out because the short cable is long enough to rest the battery behind my iPhone and so nothing sticks out of my pocket.
In conclusion, I found the HyperMac Nano to be a great and stylish way to give my iPhone some extra juice.
Now for the give-away! Just leave a comment below and let us know why HyperMac Nano will be a great addition to you life. We'll pick one of you randomly and send you a silver HyperMac Nano. (The You need a valid email address and a US shipping address to enter. The contest starts now and ends Sunday, March 14, 2010.
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TiPb Give-Away: HyperMac Nano Battery for iPhone/iPod
This looks sweet! Got a classy looking finish and I like the idea of 1800mAh!
You can never have too much extra power for your iPhone!
Very cool. Have the Griffin Power Jolt and it's completely substandard. Only gives about 20%.
These days, I'm using my iPhone for almost all my work calls, listening to podcasts or audiobooks to and from work, it's my commo channel to my significant other, as well as my to do list, grocery list, alarm clock . . . Keeping it charged is a complete hassle . . . If I don't win this solution, I'm probably going to have to buy it (or something like it)!
I would love to have one. My iPhone's battery is constantly running low on juice it feels like.
I'm constantly on my iPhone 3GS throughout the day. I use a navigation app often, along with games during my work breaks. The battery sometimes will die during the middle of the day (depending on usage). The HyperMac Nano Battery would be incredibly useful. I've wanted one since seeing it at MacWorld. Hopefully now I can finally have one!
i have the old 3g and the battery life is killing me
I'm the husband of one and father of three iphone moochers. I'm charging two to three times a day. I'd love to tell them, "get your own," but they're too young to pay for it, and my wife is just too cheap when she can just use my iphone. ...I guess I'll just keep chargin'. But this looks like a pretty nice solution.
May I please have one. I'm always using up the battery on my 3gs. I love the podcast too and TiPB is first in my rss feeds. Great job!
Need it because I seem to run out at the most inopportune times.
Everyone knows that the battery life of an iPhone is it's weakest link in regards to everyday use. As such, this would be used in the afternoons when my iPhone decides it wants a nap!
It will save my life when my iphone dies during meeting times or away from a charger....
I work with lions 5 days a week and when i am not cleaning a cage or washing one i am on the phone. i could really use a charging battery.
I use my iPhone in the field...where they don't have convenient plugs. Being able to play plants versus zombies while I am out in the woods, waiting for mosquitoes to bite me, and NOT having to worry about losing my charge would be great!
I use my iphone all day in my job as a Realtor, but often I can charge the phone at the office or car. However, I could see the HyperMac Nano being very useful in places that I have a hard time finding a charge: Airplane travel watching movies or playing games, Golf Course (no calls, just e-mail and GolfShot GPS), and also on the family camping trips. The 1 1/2 times charge from the HyperMac Nano would make life much easier in these areas.
I work at Bungie, the Halo guys, and we are exclusively an iPhone shop. We all carry extra chargers and cables around because we USE our iPhones for almost all our email.
How much would I love to be able to pull this out at the next meeting and keep my iPhone running in style without the need for an AC jack?
Have I mentioned I also suggest iPhone accessories? 230 iPhones. 230 people wanting this charger.... hint
I would use the HyperMac Nano by HyperShop to slowly take over the world. I will charge the charger at public places saving me tons of cash. I will then use the money to build my army of Iphone drones. Those drones will be powered by the HyperMac Nano by HyperShop allowing them to "take over" for 1.5 more times then normal. Then I will film a reality show with the drones, showing the world that they are more then just machines. Everyone will then feel bad for the drones forgeting that I put them up to it in the first place. It's a win-win for everyone!!
At work, at home, and definitely on the road.
I bought one of the cheapo 15 dollar iphone/ipod external batteries over the holidays, but it was so fragile I was only able to use it for a month or so before the dock connector (i assume) bent too much.
An external battery is AMAZINGLY useful. Even when you're in the house, just to have it charging in your pocket and not in the other room is handy. Mostly this would be a boost for airplane rides. I travel a lot and am always scoping where the nearest plug to the gate is.
This is a perfect fit, 'cause I'm, well, a bit hyper (at least in my iPhone usage.) Every day I find more useful apps on the App Store, and my battery is sagging beneath their weight. I've been hearing the hype about these battery packs, and I'm ready to welcome one into my daily routine. Make me a proud papa!
The answer to a prayer. I depend on my iPhone more and more lately. Especially at work. I dispatch for an ambulance company. Emails fly constantly. Texting to reach crews in radio dead spots. Etc. Etc. Etc. This would be the perfect insurance policy'
Frankly, I always feel like these "Tell us how you would..." kind of contests always strike me as a throwback to the "What I did on my summer vacation" essays from grade school.
Nevertheless, I'd give it to my wife. She always forgets to charge her iPhone, and it is frequently running out of power. If she had this in her purse, I might actually be able to get a hold of her.
Well you just never know when you might get stranded out it the wilderness and need your GPS to find your way out only to find your battery is in the red. Ah but I have my extra battery.
Would be nice for when I'm listening to my iPhone at work and it's pushing the battery limit because of it's compact size, I would be able to put in my pocket along with my phone. :)
I am a student in 4th year college and taking a study break and catching up on all the new gadgets out there and can't believe I've been under a rock for so long.
This would be amazing gift idea for the girl I'm seeing at school, she always talks about how her phone doesn't last through the day recording lectures, checking emails, and listening to music. Selected or not I want to thank you for sharing this!
I would use it to fake people out. They would be like "why are you plugging a lighter into your iPhone?," and I'd be like, "dude, I'm not! I'm charging it!!"
Great way to extend the iPhone's battery life and still have excellent form factor with its small size.
Used something very similar for my old Palm Treo. Miss it greatly for my iPhone. Would use it for traveling (when listening to music or watching video on long flights), at work, at play, almost anywhere!
As a regular business traveler I'm constantly killing my battery, and filling up between airport hops is definitely a pain. This looks like a fantastic solution.
Echo many of the comments above. I travel quite a bit and this would allow me to leave one charger at the hotel or in my rollerboard bag while keeping just the battery in one of the side pockets. I needed this last week at a conference!
Definitely good giveaway here. I've recently started listening to internet radio and if I wasn't plugged into a power source doing it i'd run outta juice. Would be good to carry that around just in case.
This would be an awesome product to have so I can use my iPhone past the point of drainage... Pick me, pick me... Show that TiPb luvs me as much as I love them...
It seems I never have enough juice to make it through a day, let alone a multi-day hiking or business trip. This sure would help matters!
This would be awesome for my trip to Orlando for the Harry Potter Wizarding World. My friends and I anticipate spending hours in lines and we'll be entertaining ourselves with my iPhone. Even if I did win I would probably buy a second one because going without my iPhone is like going without oxygen.
I would get it for my wife, she forgets to charge her iphone overnight.
I would like to give it to a friend as a gift.
I'm heading to the Coachella Festival next month and 8 hours at a concert in the desert does a number on your battery...one of these puppies would be perfect for the long days.
I would love to get this, I'm on my 4th (remanufactured) iPod touch, 2nd gen, and not only is my warranty up, but this units battery was already goin bad the day I got it :(
Heavy user of an iPhone 3GS with Push Notifications and MobileMe Push both enabled. Needless to say, my battery life is quite dismal.
extra battery life is always needed and appreciated
I'm only a month into my Iphone marriage, but I still long for the extended energy I had with my Blackberry relationship.
I work at Bungie, the Halo guys, and we are exclusively an iPhone shop. We all carry extra chargers and cables around because we USE our iPhones for almost all our email. How much would I love to be able to pull this out at the next meeting and keep my iPhone running in style without the need for an AC jack? Have I mentioned I also suggest iPhone accessories? 230 iPhones. 230 people wanting this charger…. hint
I also rookied my email address the first time, which you'll need when you pick me...
I could finally not be afraid to use my iPhone!
What a cool device! I'm always looking for creative ways to keep my iphone charged throughout the day. This would be a dream come true. And in this tough economy, what better way to keep my iphone charged then with this FREE nifty charger. I don't want to beg,but PLEASE, PLEASE let the winner be me!!!!!
I would use it for travel. I often take the train after work, without getting to charge my iPhone up first, so I usually find myself conserving battery by not playing games or listening to music. But if I had a recharging station that I could take on the go with me, I'd never be without power.
Hey there TiPb Crew! I think these new hyper mac portable battery packs are genius. I'm constantly on the go and heavily rely on my iPhone having juice to get me through my day. I spend the majority of my day on foot walking around with no access to a power source as I work as an emergency responder at a ski lodge. I'm outdoors a lot also and often use the iPhone as handheld GPS which KILLS the battery FAST. This product would not only boost my productivity but might keep me from getting lost when I'm hiking or skiing and loose power. Would also be a great emergency item for my car and motorcycle. If your car won't run you can't charge your phone. Could be deadly if you live up north and have car trouble with no way of calling for help if your phones dead. Safety is a must in the cold weather. An extra battery is just another life line if your in that situation. I'm a big fan of the site. Love the podcast! And the MacWorld coverage was wonderful! Thanx guys hope I win!
omg finally i won't have to walk around plugged into the wall for half of my life!
This'd be good for those emergency situations where you're about to get on a plane and all of the plugs in the terminal are in use. GIMMEE!
That would be so great! The reason it would make my life better is gaming on my iPod touch. Especially Avatar, and those other apps that like to eat my battery, and I don't want to sit at my computer all the time while playing those games, Thanks,
I spend a great deal of time out and about, and much of my business is phone based, which isn't good if I run out of juice on my iPhone 3G. This could really come in handy.
I would love one! I work over an hour and a half from home and dont have access to a charger at the refinery. Having a newborn at home and having a dead battery while away is no fun. I have at times carried a spare prepaid phone just incase I use mine too much throughout the day. This would be a nice peace of mind gadget to have!
This looks to be the ideal external battery, mostly in terms of its 'carry-ability.' I want something that would easily fit in my pocket and easily accessible, not to add bulk to the phone, but simply to give an occassional juice. This would be perfect, and I could see throwing it in my pocket on a daily basis, like I did when I had the original Samsung Blackjack and always carried the extra battery in its on charging case.
Using the iPhone to control my Apple TV is much easier than using the remote that it came with. I usually leave the Remote App on so that I can access the controls more quickly but this drains the battery. Using this HyperMac battery would make my viewing experience complete!
Please lemme win. Please lemme win! I need power bad. This itty bitty built in battery just doesn't cut it.
Oh the places I could go with Hypermac Nano available - right now after an early start - gps navigating in the car, yelping for breakfast through monocle, talking through my bluetooth headset and catching up on the odd game high score - I usually end up dissolving into a lifeless couch potato along with my iphone around 2pm - this would pep things up for the 2nd half-of the day - and looks cool too!
There are a lot of times at work that I am not near a wall outlet or computer, so this would come in handy to keep my phone going!
This would be a life saver when having to travel around for work and would be much easier to carry than a regular charger.
I could put the extra battery juice to use on one of my upcoming 24+ hour shifts. Yes I have an insane job.
Its a very practical device- period. Saves searching for a wall outlet. I would use it definitely daily rather than the wall charger.
i would use it like a charging fairy, sprinkling power to iPhone & iPod touch users with dying devices... i tend to be at a computer almost 90% of the time so im only ever using my iPhone starting with a full charge.
however i do happen to enjoy helping others get a boost of juice whenever i can, since it makes me sad to see someone "conserving" battery incase of emergency.
i'd be a battery savior. doing good for others.
Cause I have a long long train ride to Uni EVERYDAY and I'd like to spend more time playing Plants vs. Zombies and less time studying!! LOL
I really want this badly for those long road trips, and for school since my iPod is tethered so I can't let it shut off :P
I would love to have this extra battery when I travel. Great for conferences.
Looks perfect for camping/backpacking when I'm off grid for a few days!
I can always use some extra juice, seems like my battery time is getting shorter & shorter everyday.
With using my phone for over 50 calls, 200 emails, 100 texts, and plenty of gaming, my battery runs out very frequently throughout the day. This would help immensely.
My iPhone is over a year old... 'nuff said.
I hpe Apple improves the battery in the next gen iphone. Been caught running out on juice. This add-on would be a help.
i use my iphone W/MyWi...this little beauty wud definitely extend my surfing capabilities
Spotty 3G coverage means a huge drain on the battery.
i would use it because my ipod's battery is always dead
This would be great for my work travels. There are not many power sources available on my job site. I'm a surveyor and I tend to work in the woods.
The HyperMac Nano would be great for me because I often find myself at entertainment networking events and conventions (such as Comic-Con) without a full charge, which makes me uneasy to show off my video demo reel to those I meet. This will give me the extra charge I need!
I would use it to keep me powered up while updating my blog, surfing the web (on theiphoneblog of course!), making calls, texting, updating apps, remotley managing computers, controlling my house (h@me 2.0), facebooking, gaming, filming, emailing and the 14 blllion other things I do with this thing!
I use my iphone so much I need this!
Battery life on my 3GS is kinda sucking lately. Usually have to charge my phone in the early afternoon. :-/ This would be super-helpful!
Ok, I admit being an iPhone addict. I'm using my phone during business hours (E-mail, web...) and afterwards (Games, watching vids...). Usually my battery dies before the end of the day and since I have a tethered jailbreak (mainly for theming my phone), I can't boot it up again and have to wait until I'm home again. I just paid €675 for my phone (official Belgian price) and can't justify to buy accessoiries for it if I don't want my girlfriend to kill me. So I would be extremely happy with this battery-pack and promise to use part of its juice to visit your great site everyday ;) gimme gimme preaaase
This will be the most useful addition for the festival season in the summer. It'll enable me to use social media while at Glastonbury provided the phone mast coverage will allow it!
iPhone 3g + last.fm streaming + bluetooth at work = about 2 hours battery life for me! Not to mention the fact that my iPhone won't charge via AC adapter while doing any video/audio streaming over 3g. This baby would help a lot!
On the move alot and am constantly using my iphone(live on it). Something like this would really help keep my phone alive and would allow me to use it alot more especially at work in the hospital/9med apps drain battery)
Would love an item like this being that I travel frequently w/ my work in video production. I travel from September-march annually and w/ the countless trips to the bathroom just to charge the phone, Id love to have this gadget.
My wife is about to give birth in a few weeks to our first child. This would come in handy in those places in the hospital where I am not allowed to charge my iphone. The iphone will help keep my sanity while waiting and waiting and waiting.... Don't you all want me to keep my sanity?
I need the HyperMac battery because I'm a firefighter and always manage to get stuck out out of the station standing by on non emergency calls with a low iPhone battery. I've also never made it through a college football game tailgating and watching the game without my iPhone battery dying.
Great review! I'll have to look into it because my iPhone battery is winding down and I've got to hold out a few more months to get the 4g. but then again... maybe I'll win one????
I would love to have one!
I could really use this battery because it is shiny and sexy and gives me POWER!
Ooh! This would be great for the 40 minute commute from home to school and back again!
I'd love one of these!! I've found myself in many situations where plugging to the computer or AC outlet is not possible/comfortable. And when the battery is running out, this sleek gadget could come in handy.


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Aaron, if you're using Dios Mios Booter then your problem is that your games are either not in a /games/ folder (at the root) or you games aren't in their respective ID folders as game.iso.
I seem to be having trouble getting USB loading to work. SD loading using DM2.2 works just fine, however when I try to browse my USB games directory the only option I get is to load from my DVD drive. I'm loading them from DM Booter by the way.
I've installed DM2.2 using WadManager1.7 onto ISO236. I have like 7 copies MegamanXCollection, compressed and not compressed (to see if that was the issue), in my USB:/games/ directory. I still only get the option to load form DVD drive (which works).
Also yeah, USB is in port 0.
Any help?
And yeah, the HDD is formatted for Fat32/active/primary/32kb cluste
My games still won't appear on the list
Please Use The Edit Function.
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Aaron, if you're using Dios Mios Booter then your problem is that your games are either not in a /games/ folder (at the root) or you games aren't in their respective ID folders as game.iso.
Just want to point out that Megaman X Collection will not work properly without the standard AV cables. If you're using component cables like me you'll be able to see everything from the intro screens to the menus but once you start any of the games the screen goes black and you'll only be able to hear the game.Originally Posted by Aaronator
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I think DIOS MIOS (standard, not DML) can do SD as well as USB...at least I've been able to get it to.Originally Posted by candylove
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So DML is no longer necessary then?
Nope, I'm pretty sure the DML google code page said the project is dead now and that DM is going to be the one they keep updating. I'll have to try again since I updated to USB GX r1200 and DM 2.2 but back when I had r1193 and DM 2.1 I know I was being asked to copy the games from USB to SD. I suppose it could have been a fluke (it may perhaps have been when my HDD was set to 64kb clusters) but it did let me load off SD so in theory all I need to do is put a GC ISO on my SD and change set the SD path to the right folder. I'll test this theory out this week (possibly tomorrow) and post back the results.
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PS I try with USB GXr1202 and it said to run GC games with DIOS MIOS you need to set your Main GC Path to an USB FAT32 partition.
The last update for DML was AUG 14 the last update for DM was JUL 20
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Perhaps it was due to my older version at that time (as I said I haven't tried it on r1200 + 2.2). I'll give it a try today and see what my results are but I'm guessing they'll be the same as yours since it no longer tells me anything about DML or SD loading.Originally Posted by candylove
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Whenever I try to boot from DIOS MIOS booster, or USB Loader GX it will boot the retail game inside the drive rather than the file on the USB/SD . Any idea why this is happening? My loaders are showing the files on the devices, but they just aren't loading them. It works perfectly fine if I use an older version of DML with an SD card, but I don't have the space to do that (and the loading times are dreadful) so I needed to update.


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The camp opened with about 15 minutes of stretching before moving into drills.
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Tricuspid atresia occurs during fetal growth when your baby's heart is developing. While some factors, such as heredity or Down syndrome, may increase your baby's risk of congenital heart defects, such as tricuspid atresia, the cause of congenital heart disease is unknown in most cases.
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Matthias Larsen is in Capetown right now, as every year. New Year´s Eve he went on a private party in Table View where two DJ´s were on the ones and twos. One oft hem was Berlin style master (off and on the water) Philipp "Pile" Brückmann. Back home he had to go by cab and next day he wasn´t able to go on the water. In 2012 the Hamburg already had some big model joby going on. And he was kiting, too. On a road trip along the Garden Route he had sick freestyle sessions in Witsand. Matthias is also doing lots of Yoga and spends time with his new dutch girlfriend.
Beany celebrated the new year in Ummanz on the island of Rügen together with friends from the "Rügen Surfhostel" and fireworks. He went to bed long at seven, in a cravan while it was freezing cold outside. At midnight his friends couldn´t resist throwing fireworks in his caravan. Beany must have been pissed. But shortly after that he did a marathon, all alone, as preparation for the new season.
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Stylish Zen-chic rooms, fancy toiletries, free breakfast, and good drinks at reasonable rates -- but no pool, fitness center, or restaurant
At the Hotel Renew, a 72-room boutique hotel on the quieter, eastern end of Waikiki, you get a lot for your money -- designer rooms, free breakfast and proximity to the beach -- with budget-friendly room rates.
A small, but beautiful lobby, classy touches like a cold towel and fresh pineapple juice at check-in, extremely stylish, Zen-chic rooms by San Francisco designer Jiun Ho, free breakfast, and a bar with a happy hour and niche top-shelf booze create an upscale feel.
Formerly part of the Aston Waikiki Beach (the building was its overflow tower), and once part of the Aqua hotel chain, Hotel Renew was created in 2008 after a thorough renovation of both the building and the brand. Jiun Ho didn't just design the guest rooms and the lobby, he also fashioned other details like the staff uniforms. As a result, the hotel has a consistent stylistic approach throughout -- relaxing continuity that's pleasantly surprising given the reasonable rates.
Of course, you can't have everything. There's no pool, on-site restaurants, business center, or fitness facility, but the hotel's clientele, mostly twenty- and thirtysomething singles and couples, don't seem to care. They'd rather discover a hole-in-the-wall ethnic eatery or head into Honolulu to dine at Alan Wong's. With such reasonable room rates, why not splurge on dinner?
One block from the beach on the quieter, eastern end of Waikiki
The hotel is a block away from both the beach and Waikiki's main drag, Kalakaua Avenue, a touristy, milelong stretch of shops, restaurants, and high-rise hotels that runs along Waikiki Beach on Oahu's southeast coast and offers a curious blend of mainland creature comforts and local flavor. On the sidewalks, Japanese tourists intermingle with tanned locals, surfboards under their arms, on their way to the beach to catch a few waves after work. On both sides of the street, high-end retailers -- Tiffany, Cartier, and yes, even an Apple store -- are interspersed with indoor malls and streetside vendors hawking cheap seashell jewelry and T-shirts. Seemingly every mid-market chain restaurant can be found here -- Cheesecake Factory, California Pizza Kitchen, Tony Roma's -- along with more than a handful of Starbucks and fast-food joints. And towering above it all: 40-story, thousand-room hotels dotting the landscape like pins in a cushion.
A three-minute stroll to one of the world's most famous beaches; Kuhio Beach, aka "the wall," is the closest subsection.
Loosely speaking, the entire 1.5-mile stretch of sand alongside Kalakaua Avenue is known as Waikiki Beach. In reality, it's more like three separate beaches, the borders of which vary depending on whom you ask. Hotel Renew is located a block from the Kuhio section, known to some as "the wall," for the 50-yard concrete pier that juts out from the sand at the corner of Kapahulu Avenue. (The kids who jump off the pier are known affectionately as "wall rats.")
Kuhio Beach is broader and far less crowded than its more famous neighbor to the northwest, Queen's Beach. The water's shallow and warm, and because the wall creates an artificial cove of sorts, it's also calm, making Kuhio the best place for kids to swim, according to the lifeguards there. On the other hand, the ocean bottom is a bit rocky, so tread gingerly.
Not huge, but big on design and little luxuries
Fashioned by San Francisco designer Jiun Ho, the small, tech-friendly rooms are some of the most stylish on the island in any price range. With dark woods, shoji screen window treatments and mood lighting, even in the bathrooms, they have a relaxing, urban Zen feel -- though they're not all that Hawaiian and most lack balconies.
Standard rooms, City View with Double, are small -- just 280 square feet -- and have only one double bed, no queen (higher categories have either one king or two doubles and are only slightly larger); by contrast, standards at the Lotus at Diamond Head, just outside of Waikiki, boast 455 square feet (though they don't include a free breakfast and are a bit more expensive).
Lacks typical amenities
Limited facilities are a drawback at this hotel -- there's no business center, pool or gym, but guests get discounts that can help make up for it.
Dogs under 20 pounds are allowed.
Not a family hotel
With stylish, but small rooms, few amenities, and nothing geared to kids, this is not the choice for a family vacation.
Clean and fresh
For the most part, the chic rooms feel clean and fresh, thanks to a complete renovation in 2008. However, a few minor housekeeping issues led to rooms that were streaky, not squeaky, clean. There were significant streaks across my flat-panel TV, as well as the glass door leading out to the lanai (balcony), and the walls in the bathroom had odd streaks, suggesting some sort of water damage.
No on-site restaurant, but free breakfast
Although there's no on-site restaurant or room service, the hotel offers a daily, simple, free continental breakfast, and there are many restaurants within walking distance.
A top pick for those who want more than a budget hotel but less than a mega resort, this affordable, 72-room boutique a block from the beach is high on style, but short on amenities.
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When Warner Bros. — and by extension DC Comics' film division — announced last month that the upcoming superhero epic "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" would be moving its release date up a few months, it was largely seen as an admission of defeat. Ever since it was revealed that both "Batman v Superman" and Marvel's "Captain America 3″ were both scheduled to release on the same day, May 6, 2016, it was largely assumed that the two movies were playing a game of chicken, and eventually one of them would flinch.
When DC flinched, though, it was in a much more dramatic matter than anyone would have anticipated. Not only was it revealed that the mega-crossover film which WB has been breathlessly hyping for months would be retreating from the May 6 date, but it would forsake a release in summer of 2016 entirely. "Batman v Superman" would now release over a month earlier — March 25.
Immediately, the pundits cast this as a major win for Marvel. So powerful is the comic book giant's name in the world of feature films that the idea of facing one of its movies — a solo movie, even — was enough to force DC's highest profile project to date into a full retreat, not just from the release day, but from the whole summer! Was DC giving up? Was this a sign that "Batman v Superman" wasn't up to par on a quality level? What could this mean?
Warner Bros. executives were quick to cast this as a strategic move. "The reality now is there really isn't a bad week to open a movie," said Dan Fellman, WB's president of domestic distribution in an interview with Entertainment Weekly. "If you look at the summer box office this year, you can see that there were so many movies, one after the other. You can start with Spider-Man, two weeks later Godzilla, and then Maleficent, and then Edge of Tomorrow, and then Jump Street and Transformers. And the one thing they all had in common, not one of them did over $250 million."
Was Fellman making excuses in trying to explain away the change? Maybe. But here's the thing: He's also not wrong.
The fact of the matter is, the summer movie season has lost a lot of luster over the past few years. Admittedly, profits for feature film releases have been down across the board, so the weakening summer grosses just fit right into the trend. But the fact remains that what used to be the most important time of year for blockbuster releases just doesn't carry the weight it used to, on a few levels.
It was back in 1975 when Steven Spielberg's "Jaws" shattered records and packed theaters as the first certifiable summer blockbuster, setting in the mind of studio executives and audiences alike that the months of May, June and July were the peak times to release a major motion picture. Two years later, the release of "Star Wars" set the concept in cement, and from that moment on, the summer movie season became an ever increasing game of one-upmanship, with movies each year attempting to eclipse the previous in terms of spectacle and grosses. "Indiana Jones." "Ghostbusters." "Batman." "Jurassic Park." If theaters are a marketplace, then the summer was definitely harvest time.
In recent years though, the market has seen a combination of oversaturation and a weakening audience base, leading to several disappointing seasons. Sure, some films will break through and make a mint — Marvel and Pixar productions, the "Dark Knight" films, even (lord help us) the "Transformers" franchise — but it could be argued that those films would be a success no matter when they were released. For the rank-and-file movies released each summer, it seems that the studios' obsession with filling each weekend with new and big movies simply means that the customers' attention span is reduced to nil. If a film doesn't open at number one, it's branded a disappointment and then quickly forgotten under the tidal wave of new releases every week.
It all culminated in a 2014 summer which saw grosses down almost 25% from the previous year, despite being packed with marquee names, as Fellman pointed out in his interview. Meanwhile, the biggest films of the year remained "The Lego Movie" and "Captain America: The Winter Soldier." Ah yes, "Cap 2," the franchise which "won" and drove "Batman v Superman" back to March in two years, and became this year's number one film despite being released in…early April, only a week after "BvS" is scheduled to release. And then, of course, "Guardians of the Galaxy" became the year's biggest film — which, though technically still a "summer blockbuster," came out in what is usually summer's weakest month, August.
"Batman v Superman" may indeed disappoint. But if it does, it will have far more to do with audience expectations, marketing hype and — most of all — the quality of the final film, not necessarily when it hits theaters. Superficially, the move may seem crazy. But in an era where blockbusters aren't always tied to a season anymore, we'll have to see if WB is crazy like a fox.
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This past week, Civil War buff Ed Wenzel was honored by the national Civil War Trust for his effots to preserve a Chantilly battlefield.
The trust is the largest nonprofit battlefield preservation organization in the U.S., and since 1987 has helped save more than 30,000 acres of battlefield land in 20 states.
In 1986, Wenzel of Vienna saw construction going up along Va. 50 near what today is known as the Fair Lakes area.
�I thought to myself �They can�t possibly be developing Fairfax County�s only significant Civil War battlefield, can they?� But they were,� he said.
According to Wenzel, the Battle of Chantilly — or Ox Hill as it was called by Confederates — occurred Sept. 1, 1862, when Confederate Gen. Stonewall Jackson's corps of the Army of Northern Virginia tried to cut off the Union Army of Virginia and was attacked by two Union divisions. During the battle, both Union division commanders — Maj. Gen. Philip Kearny and Maj. Gen. Isaac I. Stevens — were killed, but the Union attack halted Jackson's advance, ending the Second Manassas campaign.
In total, about 1,500 soldiers were killed and wounded during the battle, which took place on about 500 acres near the intersection of Va. 50 and Interstate 66.
Two monuments — one for Kearny and one for Stevens —were erected in 1915, commemorating the battle near where they fell.
�Back in the late 1980s, the county wanted to move those monuments to another location and allow townhomes to be built on the actual battlefield where the generals fell,� Wenzel said.
Wenzel said that was something he was not about to let happen.
He, along with Bud Hall and the late Brian Pohanka, founded the Chantilly Battlefield Association. The group�s work took 22 years to halt the movement of the monuments, and culminated in the creation of a 5 acre public park that now encompasses the monument site.
The Ox Hill Battlefield Park, 4134 West Ox Road, Fairfax, was dedicated in 2008 and is maintained by the Fairfax County Park Authority.
�The Chantilly Battlefield Association is widely thought to be the first Civil War battlefield preservation organization of the modern era,� said Civil War Trust spokesman Jim Campi. "Ed Wenzel is one of the true trailblazers of the historic preservation movement. His struggle to save the Chantilly battlefield, inspired thousands to protect America's hallowed battlegrounds. Without Ed, there would be no national Civil War Trust."
During a banquet staged during the trust�s 2012 annual Conference in Richmond earlier this month, Civil War Trust President James Lighthizer recognized Wenzel and Hall for their efforts.
�Edward Wenzel was one of the original voices advocating on behalf of the Chantilly Battlefield, the destruction of which ultimately led to the creation of the first national battlefield preservation group. His work led to the first national uproar over a battlefield�s destruction. He was also a driving force in the Save the Battlefield Coalition, which fought against a proposed mall at Manassas in 1988, and a founding board member of the Association for the Preservation of Civil War Sites,� Lighthizer said.
�I was there in the Chantilly battlefield fight in the beginning,� Hall said. �But it was Ed that kept it all together for decades until the park was finally established. He deserves the praise for that.�
Wenzel remains humble about his accomplishment and the recent Civil War Trust honor, instead contemplating on what more could have been done.
�First of all I wasn�t alone in this. Several key players like Bud, Brian and Annie Snyder helped to make the Ox Hill park happen,� he said. �Secondly, perhaps if more people had known about the bloody Ox Hill battle in the 1970s and �80s, if the schools had taught Civil War history, or even local history, and if children and their parents had been aware of the monuments and the events of 1862, then perhaps more of the battlefield could have been saved.
�Perhaps Monument Drive wouldn�t have been constructed through the heart of the battlefield,� he added. �It�s only through education and study that we can preserve our heritage. When heritage clashes with development interests, it�s our duty and responsibility as citizens to take whatever reasonable steps are necessary to protect the common heritage from unnecessary �by right� destruction. County planners, supervisors and historians must be cognizant of the county�s history and heritage and use their good offices to protect and keep it. These places, these touchstones of our past, make local communities unique, and they give us pride in the community, and a sense of place.�
Within the local Civil War preservation community, many say Wenzel�s Civil War Trust honor was well-deserved.
�If there is anyone who has done more for Civil War preservation in this area than Ed, I don�t know who it is,� said Don Hakenson, Civil War author, historian and curator of Centreville�s Stuart-Mosby Civil War Cavalry Museum.


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Chad Abshire
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PIKEVILLE, Ky. — A total of seven people were recently indicted by the Pike County Grand Jury, including a South Williamson man charged with trafficking cocaine.
Clay S. Cantu, 38, of South Williamson, was indicted for first-degree trafficking in a a controlled substance, when he dispensed, sold, transferred or possessed with the intent to do so, a quantity of cocaine on May 16, 2012.
Also indicted by the grand jury were:
• Randall Marshall, 45, of Pikeville, was indicted for fourth-degree assault when he caused physical injury to Tiffany Justice on Feb. 27.
• Elizabeth Justice, 32, of Pikeville, was indicted for obtaining controlled substances by fraud when she attempted to obtain a controlled substance by knowingly withholding or misrepresenting information on Feb. 26.
• Jerry Lee Charles, 33, of Raccoon, was indicted for third-degree assault when he caused physical injury to a law enforcement officer, Clinton B. Daniels, on Jan. 29.
• Rodney Mosley, 31, of McDowell, was indicted for receiving stolen property for knowingly receiving a gun and jewelry valued more than $500 which had been stolen from Ashley Johnson on Dec. 18, 2012.
• Angela Rena Coleman, aka Angela Ratliff, Angela Cole and Angela Lowe, 34, of Elkhorn City, was indicted for first-degree burglary when she knowingly and unlawfully entered the dwelling of Sierra Fleming with the intent of committing a crime while armed with a deadly weapon. She was also indicted for theft by unlawful taking when she took clothes, shoes, jewelry, toiletries, a DVD player, bedding, change and guns valued at more than $500 which belonged to Sierra Fleming and/or an ancestor on Feb. 5.
• Charles Compton, 34, of Pikeville, was indicted for possession of matter portraying a sexual performance when he knowingly had a visual depiction of a sexual performance by a minor in his possession with the knowledge that it was a sexual performance by a minor on March 12.
(EDITOR'S NOTE: An indictment is merely an accusation. Defendants are presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty.)


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Monday, April 1, 2013
Firefly Distillery co-founders Jim Irvin and Scott Newitt announce the launch of Firefly Moonshine. Distilled out of South Carolina pride, Firefly Moonshine is a raw southern spirit from the creators of the original Firefly Sweet Tea Vodka.
Firefly Moonshine is produced in six flavors: White Lightning, Apple Pie, Caramel, Cherry, Strawberry and Peach. They are between 41.1 and 100.7 proof; 20.55 percent and 50.35 percent alcohol by volume.
Each has a unique flavor that delivers on Lowcountry character yet packs a punch. Jim Irvin and Scott Newitt have been experimenting with a variety of regional flavors ever since they built their first homemade still.
When Irvin and Newitt started building the Firefly Distillery, they made a crude still in Irvin's workshop. As he tells it, "We started with a 55 gallon stainless steel tank and some old pipes. Then we worked on many original recipes until we perfected the very first sweet tea vodka, Firefly. Since that time, we've cooked up many fine spirits and some really good moonshine too."
Newitt adds, "When we first started making the Firefly Moonshine, we kept it to ourselves. It was a 'distillery secret' that only a few people knew about. But it tasted so good our 'Firefly insiders' kept asking for it. So we decided it was time to share the good stuff and make it available across the U.S."
Firefly Moonshine sales kicked off at the Distillery Tasting Room in mid-February and it was introduced statewide later in the month. At this time, it is on its way to licensed liquor distributors, retailers, bars and restaurants nationwide.
Firefly Moonshine is easy to serve and drink. Enjoy it straight out of the jar, in mixed drinks or make up a big batch of "DIY Firefly Punch."
This recipe makes 55 servings, 6 oz. drinks:
1 jar Firefly White Lightning Moonshine
2 jars of any flavor of Firefly Moonshine
2 gallons of your favorite juice(s)
Fresh fruit
Mix in pitcher or tub
For more Firefly Moonshine information and interaction, post your pictures, recipes and comments on the Firefly web and social media sites and look for "insider info" on: www.Fireflymoonshine.com, www.facebook.com/fireflymoonshine,
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