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Kendrick Donates to Tornado Relief Efforts
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - Arizona Diamondbacks Managing General Partner Ken Kendrick has made a donation of $200,000 to the Mountaineer Athletic Club in the name of the WVU baseball program to the Oklahoma City tornado relief effort.
"We have all been saddened by the recent tornadoes in Oklahoma. The actions taken in the aftermath by the WVU baseball team demonstrated the true Mountaineer spirit by immediately helping the victims begin the recovery process," Kendrick says. "I am now very proud to help support our baseball team's efforts with the rebuilding process, which will hopefully bring some joy back to the Oklahoma City community."
The funds will be appropriated to the Oklahoma City All Sports Association to help repair baseball fields in the Oklahoma City area that were damaged by devastating tornadoes during the past month.
"This is where we not only live, but where we play. The devastating and tragic tornado storms of May 2013 delivered an incredible and painful blow to our communities and their sports facilities infrastructure," Oklahoma City All Sports Association Executive Director Tim Brassfield says. "Many of the youth baseball organizations are shut down or severely hindered due to the loss of so many baseball/softball fields. We will be forever grateful for a relationship with West Virginia University and their amazingly generous alum, Ken Kendrick. His contribution will be used to help boys and girls get active and back on the ball fields as quickly as possible as we rebuild the many, many complexes that were damaged or destroyed."
A native of Princeton, W.Va. and a 1965 WVU graduate, Kendrick was inspired by the goodwill put forth by members of the WVU baseball program while the team was participating in the Big 12 Baseball Championship from May 23-25 in Oklahoma City.
Following a rare EF5 tornado that devastated nearby Moore, Okla. on May 20, the WVU baseball team jumped into action. The team went to a local store to buy essential items that were later handed out to victims that were staying at Oklahoma's campus. On May 26, with one day to spare before coming back to Morgantown, the team took a bus into Moore and visited a neighborhood, helping victims sort through the wreckage of the demolished houses.
"I am proud of Coach Mazey and our baseball team for their efforts in Moore, Okla. There are more important things in life than a game, and our young men displayed that with great maturity," WVU Director of Athletics Oliver Luck said. "With the support of one of our passionate alumni, Ken Kendrick, the Mountaineer baseball program will continue to help the people of Moore rebuild, and I also hope to go there some time late this summer to lend a hand in this process. I cannot thank Ken enough for his generosity, and I know that he too was genuinely moved by our team's efforts. One day soon, kids will be playing baseball again in Moore, and that will certainly help in the healing process."
"I would like to thank Mr. Kendrick for his generous donation on behalf of the WVU baseball team," Mazey says. "Unless you were there and witnessed what we experienced in the aftermath of the tornado, it's hard to appreciate the gravity of the situation."
The Oklahoma City All Sports Association will do an audit of the damages and determine how to allocate the funds. This summer, Luck and Mazey will travel to Oklahoma to lend a helping hand to work on the fields that were damaged by the tornadoes.
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As I wrote here on September 11th: Mets Will Need A Strong Finish To Match Last Year's Win Total
"To match last year's win total the Mets (64-79) would need to go 10-9 over it's last 19 games. "
Currently in the first 15 games of that stretch the Mets are 9-6 with 4 games left to play vs the 71-87 Brewers. Needing just one more win to match last year's total, a split in the series would give the Mets more wins than the previous year for the first time since 2010.
Of course the buzz is on every Mets blog about should they be trying to win, should we be rooting for a loss, blah, blah, blah...
For one, I just enjoy Mets baseball that's the first part. For two, I just enjoy Mets wins. For three, I just enjoy any Mets wins in September.
Do these wins really matter? I am guessing to the Mets players they do. Of course in the grand scheme, the difference in finishing 73-89 instead of 75-87 appears completely and totally meaningless to the fans eye. But does it mean something in terms of what the Mets are trying to do? Does two wins show the Mets are making progress where 4 losses show a step back? In some ways I believe yes.
Those two wins would give the Mets 13 wins in September for the first time since 2008. Considering where the Mets were on September 12th having just been swept by the Nationals and starting September 2-9 to then close the season winning 11 games and going 11-6 during that span would show a fight that hasn't been present in the Mets to close a season since uh well yeah, I can't remember the last time they finished a season strong.

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Cody Simpson to Releases New Album SURFERS PARADISE, 7/16
Atlantic recording artist Cody Simpson has revealed details of his anticipated new album. "SURFERS PARADISE" which follows the Australian-born pop star's 2012 debut, "PARADISE" arrives everywhere on July 16th. "Surfers Paradise is basically the most famous area on the Gold Coast of Australia, where I am from," explains Simpson. "I think this album really represents that piece of me, my lifestyle, and where I come from. When making my first album 'Paradise' it was sort of a journey to find myself as a young adult & artist. With 'Surfers Paradise' the entire process felt more natural and comfortable, like being back home. I wanted to share that feeling with my fans."
"SURFERS PARADISE" is heralded by the buoyant new single, "Pretty Brown Eyes." Hailed by Billboard as a "happy-go-lucky... summer anthem," the track will ship to Top 40 radio outlets nationwide later this month, having already proven yet another Radio Disney favorite for the massively popular Simpson. "Pretty Brown Eyes" is also shaping up as a YouTube sensation, with its companion video directed by Cameron Duddy (Bruno Mars, Cee Lo Green, P!nk) drawing close to 2.5 million views thus far at Cody's official YouTube channel, www.youtube.com/user/CodySimpsonMusic.
Simpson also recently unveiled an additional track from "SURFERS PARADISE," entitled "Awake All Night." The song's companion video written, produced, and performed by Simpson and directed by acclaimed Toronto filmmakers The Young Astronauts has quickly earned close to 1 million views at www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVY6cQov12A.
Simpson showcased both "Pretty Brown Eyes" and "Awake All Night" as part of a stellar live appearance at the 2013 Radio Disney Music Awards, held last month at Los Angeles' famed Nokia Theatre L.A. LIVE. The medley can be viewed now at both www.youtube.com/watch?v=dalog3BnMwc as well as via Cody's official website, www.codysimpson.com/blog/cody-simpson-s-radio-disney-performance-video-723656.
Simpson who has spent much of the past year on the road, with highlights including his first-ever European headline tour as well as dates on Justin Bieber's world-conquering Believe Tour will celebrate "SURFERS PARADISE" with a major North American tour. The 36 city "Paradise Tour," part of AEG Lives' worldwide touring partnership with Simpson, will get underway May 30th at The Moran Theatre in Jacksonville, Florida. Supporting Simpson on all dates will be Ryan Beatty and opener Before You Exit. For up-to-the-minute tour and ticket information, please visit www.codysimpson.com/tour.
Fans including members of The Angels & Gentlemen's Beach Club, the official Cody Simpson Fan Club are invited to participate in an exciting new GifBoom contest. Entrants must share their animated GifBoom based on Cody's choreography in the "Pretty Brown Eyes" official video to Twitter hash tag #PrettyBrownEyes and mention @CodySimpson. The grand prize winner will receive a 5-minute Skype call with Cody himself, while runner-up prizes include a personalized GIF and a jam-packed Simpson swag bag. For full details and contest information, please visit www.codysimpson.com
In other news, Simpson recently announced the release of his first book, entitled Welcome To Paradise: My Journey. Featuring never-before-seen photos and exclusive details about Cody's incredible life on and off stage, the official autobiography will be published by HarperCollins on October 24th.
With over 4.8 million Twitter followers, close to 5 million Facebook likes, and an astonishing 146 million YouTube views, 16-year-old Cody Simpson is a true pop sensation. The Queensland, Australia-born singer/songwriter arrived on the scene in 2010 and quickly made a name for himself via a series of singles and videos as well as innumerable TV and concert appearances.
Simpson's debut album, "PARADISE," arrived in October 2012. With its refreshing blend of contemporary high-energy with acoustic guitar-driven beach pop, the album which includes the hit singles, "Wish U Were Here (Feat. Becky G)" and "Got Me Good" confirmed Cody as more than just a worldwide multimedia phenomenon he's a distinctive and original artist in his own right.
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The School of Modern Languages collaborates as an interdisciplinary partner with other units in the Ivan Allen College and across Georgia Tech to prepare future participants in the global workforce through applied studies in foreign languages. Students develop advanced communication skills, creative thinking, and professional competency in a language(s) through courses and extracurricular opportunities that focus on current issues, literature, business applications, and cross-cultural perspectives. In addition to its joint degree programs, the School offers minors and certificates.
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Fungus hits county's Christmas trees
Posted: December 11, 2012|
CHRISTMAS tree growers in the county are being hit by a virulent fungal disease affecting their crops.
The disease, called Current Season Needle Necrosis (CSNN), turns needles brown during the summer which causes them to drop off.
And that has led to fewer trees being available for sale from some Gloucestershire sellers this festive period.
Farmer Jeff Brown, of Pamington Farm, near Tewkesbury, said the problem had been worse for him this year than it had in previous years – and he believed he wasn't alone.
He said: "I think every grower is affected.
"We usually sell about 1,000, but this year somewhere between 10 and 20 per cent of ours have been affected.
"A few have been completely ruined and the others will be unsaleable.
"Hopefully, they will throw out a new shoot and not be affected next year."
Mr Brown said the fungus left the needles with a brown tinge and many had fallen off.
He added: "It's a problem nationwide. It's been there for a few years, but certainly this is the worst I've ever had it.
"They're doing a lot of tests and treating it with a fungicide to try to stop it, but as yet they haven't really got an answer for it."
It is thought the disease was imported from the Caucasus in the seeds of Nordmann firs, the species that accounts for four in five Christmas trees sold in Britain.
There has been a reported surge in cases since 2009 with no fungicide yet found to halt it.
Growers across the country have been affected with the majority reporting damage to up to three per cent of their stock.
But some have reported more than 15 per cent of their crops have been damaged and many are said to have lost tens of thousands of pounds in damaged trees.
Harry Brightwell, of The British Christmas Tree Growers Association, said he felt sympathy for Mr Brown.
But he said the national picture was not as gloomy as his situation and insisted consumers should not be affected by the problem.
He said: "They won't notice any difference.
"There's no shortage predicted at all and prices are expected to be about the same as last year."
Mr Brightwell added that needles which are green now will remain green at least until summer next year.
So while the fungus can be of considerable concern to growers, it will not affect the quality or longevity of the trees in houses over the Christmas period as only healthy trees should be cut for sale.


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We're several weeks into the New Year, and by now you've probably got a good idea how most of your resolutions are going to fare. But before you close the book on your best intentions, let us offer a few opportunities to make a big difference in the natural world around you. The tips below are some simple things anyone can do to help birds, and make their own lives a little bit richer in the process. After all, the whole reason we make resolutions in the first place is to make a lasting improvement in our world, right?
1. Trim your trees in the fall, not spring or summer.
Yes, we know you have that other resolution about getting the yard together – about this being the year you finally nurture that green thumb – but what might look like a mess to you is a perfect home for nesting birds. When your trim trees in the spring and summer, you wipe out active nests and remove opportunities for new nests. Best to wait until a time of year when birds aren't laying down roots.
2. Plant some native plants with birds in mind.
Here's where that green thumb thing happens. When looking to plant something in your yard, don't just drift into the garden section of your local big box do-it-yourself palace and pick the first thing that looks fluffy. Spend a minute on the Internet and find something that's native to your area and attracts birds. Don't have yard? No worries, put something in a pot on your porch or steps. You'll know your little slice of nature is a success when it's full of birds and butterflies and other life.
3. Make your windows bird safe.
Birds crash into windows more than you think, often resulting in injury or death. There aren't any perfect solutions to this problem, but there are some things you can do to reduce the risk. Place bird feeders within 3 feet or greater than 30 feet from windows. Try scaring birds away with hHawk silhouettes and owl decoys. If nothing works, try planting some foliage around the window, if possible. Birds often mistake windows for open sky, so anything that slows them down or brings them to a stop altogether is helpful. More about this.
4. Hang a feeder.
Bird feeders can be an awesome way to draw birds to your yard. You never know who will turn up. This is particularly helpful in the colder months when birds are finding their usual meals harder to find. Here are some tips from Audubon.
5. Learn your birds.
If you're not one of those people with a closet full of high-end optics and a Life List in the thousands, there's no need to feel overwhelmed by the world of birds. Make it a goal this year to learn to identify 10 birds – heck, just make it five. You'll be amazed how the natural world will be transformed for you when "that little black bird" becomes a Black Phoebe. Need some help?
6. Give someone the bird.
We're not telling you to whip out the world's most famous and insulting hand gesture (and perhaps get punched in the face). No, we're suggesting you take your knowledge of birds and share it with someone, most preferably a kid. Identifying a bird for someone makes you look smart, and you never know, it might inspire the next great conservation leader.
7. Keep Fluffy indoors.
Sure, you believe Kitty is a kind-hearted soul who only wants to spend the day sleeping on the couch. Well, believe it or not, deep inside your cat lies the heart of a lion – and left outside on his own, Mr. Socks will chase and kill a lot of birds. That's what he was built to do. Housecats kill millions of birds a year in the United States. Here's the thing: being left outside all the time isn't particularly great for your cat, either. So do everyone a favor and keep Puddy inside. If she must go outside, close supervision will keep everybody safe.
8. Connect with your local Audubon chapter.
There are nearly 100 local Audubon chapters in the Pacific Flyway, so trust us, there's probably one near you. They host bird walks, programs, volunteer events, and much more. Connecting with your local chapter is a great way to make a difference, and have a lot of fun in the process. Find your local chapter here.
9. Give 'em a bath.
Birds need water just as much as we do – and in the suburban environment where most of us live, that can be hard to find. A bird bath is a simple, popular way to provide water, with endless designs available at garden centers and wild bird supply stores. The sides should incline gently to a depth of no more than two to three inches. The surface should be rough for better footing. To protect vulnerable bathing birds from lurking predators, locate the bath some distance from cover, about 15 feet is a good distance. Change the water every few days and keep the bath scrubbed clean. Birds are attracted to the sound of running water and a drip or misting feature will increase the number of visitors. Water heaters will keep the water free of ice during winter months in colder climates.
10. Speak up for birds.
Not everybody has the time to stand on the National Mall in freezing temperatures waving a "Save the Birds!" sign. So we've made it easy for just about anyone to voice their support for birds to their elected representatives. Just sign up for Audubon action alerts. It takes just a few seconds – and you can really make a difference.


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Social workers in home health care know that an illness, disability, or injury that results in long term care presents tremendous challenges to both patient and family. Besides the loss of physical functioning and reduced ability to perform everyday tasks, you or your loved one may experience social isolation, economic and financial pressures, or feelings of depression.
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oxide such as alumina or high-surface-area porous carbon. The size and morphology of metal particles can be established from transmission electron microscopy. Electron microscopy can also provide information on the nature of the interaction between the metal particles and the support. EXAFS can be used to determine the average metal-metal bond length and coordination number. For bimetallic catalysts (e.g., platinum-iridium, platinum-rhenium), the degree of interaction and the distribution of the two components can also be established.
A large body of evidence acquired in recent years has shown that the properties of metal catalysts can be modeled by using single-crystal metal surfaces. This method has proved invaluable for the advancement of catalyst science because of the large array of techniques developed by surface scientists for the characterization of single-crystal surfaces. The atomic composition of such surfaces can be analyzed by using Auger electron spectroscopy (AES), x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS), and ion scattering spectroscopy (ISS). The structure of the exposed surfaces and the presence of terraces and defects can be established by low-energy electron diffraction (LEED). An exciting recent development, scanning tunneling microscopy (STM), has made it possible to obtain atomic-resolution views of surfaces and to identify the influence of thermal and chemical pretreatment on surface structure.
Insights into structure-function relationships can be obtained through the use of model catalyst systems. Examples of such systems include metals deposited on oxides, oxides on oxides, and oxides on metals. After initial preparation by means of vapor deposition, the sample can be characterized by AES and XPS. The catalytic properties of the catalyst can be determined by transferring the sample to a high-pressure chamber. Characterization of the sample after reaction reveals changes that have occurred in the catalyst composition and structure. Model catalyst systems are also well suited for examination by means of scanning transmission spectroscopy (STEM) and controlled atmosphere electron microscopy (CAEM). These techniques can provide detailed evidence for surface reconstruction, sintering, alloying, and phase separation.
Significant advances have also been made in the characterization of enzymes, catalytic antibodies, and homogeneous catalysts. Where such catalysts can be obtained in the form of single crystals, the analysis of x-ray diffraction patterns can provide a complete atomic structure. However, although such information is quite useful, it does not indicate structural changes that may occur when the catalyst is saturated and surrounded by solvent. Recent advances in multidimensional (i.e., two-, three-, and four-dimensional) NMR spectroscopy are making it possible to obtain this information in solution, and enzyme structures containing as many as 153 amino acids have been analyzed completely.


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AUSTIN, Texas -- Texas would pay for employees at some schools to learn to carry a gun on the job under a proposal being considered at the state Capitol.
The Senate Education Committee debated the measure at a hearing Tuesday.
The bill by Houston Republican Sen. Dan Patrick would apply to charter schools and public schools that do not already have armed security guards. It would require the state Department of Public Safety to provide firearms training for two employees per campus.
Several proposals to extend the reach of guns in schools have gained traction in the Legislature, which opened its biannual session a month after 20 schoolchildren were killed in a mass shooting in Connecticut.
The National Rifle Association has called for an armed guard in every school in America.
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Chevron Wood Frame Gift Card Holder
Mod Podge® and Recollections™ Scrapbook Paper make this project quick and easy.
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Our favorite fun-fact packed music video show Pop Up Video is back, bloops and all, weekday afternoons at 12/11c on VH1! They kicked the season off with the lowdown on Katy Perry's boozy "The One That Got Away" set. And it looks like they're just getting warmed up with all the snark-filled glory. A little birdie told me Green Day, The Black Keys, Janet Jackson, Flo Rida and a little "Sexy Can I" Ray J action are just a few of the stars getting their turn in the hot seat in upcoming episodes.
So, in honor of the return of the show that has made me the queen of pop culture trivia over the years, I used the fabulous create-your-own Pop Up Video player to add some fun facts (read: I found them on Wiki and made the rest up) to All-4-One's "I Can Love You Like That." I passed it along to my friends on Facebook and Twitter, who added their own comments. Hilarity ensued. And, because we know you're as hungry for some 1990s R&B smooth grooves as Anne Hathaway was for food while she was on that Les Miserable diet, check out our video above and add your own Pop Ups. Then head over to popup.vh1.com, if you're feeling inspired, and show us what you've got.


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Video:How to Make Pickleswith Richard Ruben
If you love pickles, you can easily make homemade pickles that taste amazing with just a few simple ingredients. See how to make your own pickled cucumbers.See Transcript
Transcript:How to Make PicklesHi. Richard Ruben here, Chef Instructor at The Institute of Culinary Education in New York City and we're here with About.com. And today, we're taking these cute little cucumbers and we're making pickles. But before you do any kind of canning or preserving, you need to think about safety.
Sterilizing Pickling SuppliesSo, to sterilize your jars you can either place them in boiling water for about six minutes then carefully remove them with a pair of sterilized tongs or alternatively we can make a sterilizing solution. Using one quart of water to one tablespoon of bleach. And I'm just going to fill up my jars and let this sit for a few minutes, drain it out, and let them air dry.
Picking Good CucumbersNow, I must say, I'm a little militant about my cucumbers. When I want to pickle them, I look for small ones. They're too large too swollen, too large of a seed pocket, I'm not going to get the crunch that I like later on the year.
Spicing Your CucumbersI like to fragrant my cucumber pickles with some internal leaves of celery. Some garlic, some whole black pepper corns, and this is my basic fragrance elements. Then, you want to take your cucumbers and you want to shove 'em in there like soldiers waiting to be called up into action. Really nice and tight.
They will kind of shrink a little as they pickle, because they'll be releasing water, so, while it's really tight in here right now, later on, after they're finished, you're going to be able to extract a little more easily then you actually would realize.
Making the BrineWe need to make a basic brine. What does that mean? Well, brine, briney… if that word means anything to you it's salty. And a brine is the preserving liquid. And for us in pickling the brine is going to be one quart of distilled vinegar, two cups of water, and about ¾'s of a cup of salt.
We take those three items, bring it to the boil, make sure that the salt has dissolved and you have a basic brining medium. Good for cucumbers, good for beets, good for carrots. It's a great basic formula.
Pour Brine Over CucumbersSo, our brine has come to the boil and the salt has completely dissolved. Now, while the brine is still hot I want to pour it over the cucumbers. You want to make sure that your cucumbers are completely submerged. If you find you've run out of brine, but your cucumbers are a little exposed at the top – just cap it off with a little bit of vinegar. And you'll be fine.
Store Pickles in RefrigeratorAt this point let's secure it with the lid nice and tight. Put it in the back of the refrigerator, to avoid temptation, and let it sit for a minimum of two weeks. Then, start crunching.
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Ludwig Day 2010 at Just Drums - DOUBLE CLINIC
Hey guys - Shane here at Just Drums. I feel like I say this in every post now but I miss coming around here. I don't get much free time to casually chat much anymore. Work has been keeping me very busy.
I just wanted to pop in and announce our Ludwig Day 2010!
"Just Drums is thrilled to announce "Ludwig Day 2010". On Saturday, July 10, Just Drums and Ludwig will be hosting the first ever Ludwig Day - a full day of sales and events to honor Ludwig Drums. Ludwig has been making drums for more than 100 years and is the most famous name in drums.
Just Drums will have a full display of Ludwig drum sets and snare drums out for you to see, and play. And that's not all. We are also proud to present not one, but TWO clinics that day. Steve Fidyk of the US Army Blues Band and Jim Riley of Rascal Flatts will join us on this exciting day.
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Once the clinics begin, the doors close to the shop and admission is $10.00. Your ticket admits you to BOTH clinics! Door prizes and autographs will follow each clinic."...
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Hey...just wanted to chime and bump this. We are selling quite a few tickets online and we ARE limited to a certain amount. If you are in a VA area (USA), you really should come and check this out.
TWO Clinics. One great day!
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Baldur's Gate II: A few of the best Mods.
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Baldur's Gate II stands as the reigning king of epic fantasy roleplaying games. Not even heavyweights such as Oblivion will ever be able to measure up to its level of character detail and grand adventure. But for some of we have nearly exhausted that well of wonderful gameplay and a simple new roll of the dice at the character creation screen just won't cut it. However, even though the Bioware designers never intended it, a small community of dedicated Baldur's Gate fans have created numerous mods of various types. I've done some tinkering and experimenting with these surprisingly easy to use mods and I have created a small breakdown of the cream of the crop, for me at least.
You're welcome to explore on your own for other mods. The three pioneering websites are:
Pocketplane (a still thriving community that releases regular updates including foreign translations of their mods)
Gibberlings3 (another community that I have not spent as much time with but has numerous unique NPCs, kit packs, and more).
Weidu (the guy that designed the installer that nearly all of these mods used. He hosts the famous Tactics mod and his famous Solaufein dark-elf NPC)
Tactics mod:
If all you're looking for is a deeper challenge. Look no further. The Tactics mod's goal is to increase the difficulty of the game by adding new layers of challenge that should create a more rewarding experience. I have completed an entire BGII run with the Tactics mod and I am never going back. It's the ultimate DnD combat experience. The creator has done their best in order to eliminate the usage of cheap player tactics such as cloudkill spell from off screen or casting buffs right next to a dragon before you attack him.
For instance: TorGal, the troll that has captured the De'Arnisse keep is even stronger now with a new Yuan-ti mage squad. He hits harder, his trolls aren't instantly slain by cloud kill, and he also holds the Flail Head of Cold. So if you want the Flail of Ages, you'll have to contend with him. He is a doozy. You will also see improvements to Bodhi, Irenicus, improved Undead and Golems, even more sinister Mind Flayers, as well as smarter Vampires and Liches.
The best part about the Tactics mod is that it is completely compartmentalized meaning that you only install the pieces that you want. So if you're interested I suggest you check out the Read Me info to find the specific changes. This mod is a great overhaul to many of Bioware's wonderful combat encounters.
David Gaider, the design director for Baldur's Gate II: Throne of Bhaal, was left a bit dissatisfied with the final battle in ToB. This was mostly due to time constraints since the expansion needed to be released in a relative hurry. There were also scripting and story sequences he felt would've been great to include. This is by no means what Gaider would consider the ultimate cut, but it is a nice alternate director's view.
The PC's Slayer form will upgrade at various experience points, Imoen and Sarevok have new dialogue events, Melissan's AI is upgraded and to quote Gaider: "she's practically a demigod". The Demigorgon at the core of Watcher's Keep is now beefed up. He was ultimately toned down for the expansions retail release.
The changes are numerous and interesting and the readme has several quotes from Gaider. I suggest you check it out if at all interested. It adds a new layer of depth to all of Bioware's excellent combat encounters.
Keto & Kelsey:
At Pocketplane you'll find two excellent NPCs that I will vouch for having included them in my party for a complete playthrough of Shadows of Amn. Kelsey and Keto are two superb NPCs that were purposefully designed so that you would not be able to distinguish them from the official characters. They feature numerous lines of a dialogue and inter-party banter. Some lines are fully voiced and Keto the bard even has unique music. Kelsey is a romanceable male that was created partly as an alternative to that asshole Anomen for female protagonists. He even has some pretty grueling arguments with the priest. He's a sorcerer with a mercantile background who will chime in with his own perspectives on new places that you visit and actions that you've taken. Keto is a light-hearted bard. She's not romanceable but a great addition to her party. You might even be able to help her take part in a bard's competition if you stick with her. I hands down recommend these two characters if you've exhausted all of the other NPCs in the game. Sometimes Mazzy just won't cut it, you know?
Dungeon-be-Gone is a humorous mod that allows veteran players to skip the tutorial dungeon that Irenicus has imprisoned you into. It's silly and a little "out of character" but a trans-dimensional bard will definitely be able to help you get outta there quickly if you so choose. He'll even give you all of the nifty crap you'd have found along the way if you'd actually done the dungeon.
Hopefully my selections have piqued your curiosity and you're thinking about another run through Baldur's Gate II. Trust me, these mods are all top product. Using the Weidu installation process they are very easy to get up and running you just need to know your installation path for Baldur's Gate II. I suggest you read the READ ME's included with each mod and the notes on the respective websites because the designers often give solid information as to why they chose their design changes and their ultimate goals for their mods. Happy adventuring!
Additional Mods (added 6/23/10)
Widescreen mod
User Vermy81 recommends this install: "My personal favorite is the widescreen mod which will bring BG1,BG2, Planescape and the Icewind dales up to widescreen resolutions so I can play BG2 on my 1080p widescreen display and not have it stretched out all kinds of ways." Many gamers choose this as their only mod install at all for Infinity Engine games.


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Wednesday, January 23, 2013
On Jan. 26, Share Our Suzy (SOS) will host the fifth annual Its Black and White benefit. The event will be held at Harborside East overlooking the Cooper River and will feature live musical entertainment by Chairmen of the Board, amazing food by FORK Catering, incredible artwork, fun adult beverages and more. Guests will also have a chance to learn more about the needs of patients battling breast cancer and opportunities to directly impact the lives of women battling the disease in the Charleston area.
This event has it all: dancing, fun drinks, delicious food, gorgeous venue and the chance to make a huge difference in the lives of women in our community struggling with breast cancer. Michaela Mueller, co-chair of the event. Our goal is to raise more than $30,000 which will provide direct assistance to breast cancer patients with transportation, groceries, childcare, wigs, utility bills all of the things that insurance doesnt cover for breast cancer patients.
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The new Museum of Liverpool that has just opened on July 19th tells Liverpool's story, its importance as one of the World's great ports, and its cultural influence such as with the Beatles phenomenon. It is conceived as a meeting point for History, the People of Liverpool and visitors from around the globe. According to the Architect, Kim Herforth Nielsen, the project functions as much more than just a Building or a Museum.
As the largest National Museum to be built in the UK in over 100 years, and situated on a UNESCO World Heritage Site next to Liverpool's famous 'Three Graces,' Kim Herforth Nielsen was fully aware of the magnitude of the challenge, when it came to designing the new Museum of Liverpool.
'The Museum's design is a result of a very rigorous process, where it was of utmost priority to listen to the city inhabitants, learn the city's history and understand the potential of the historical site that the Museum now sits upon.'
The result is intended as a dynamic low-rise structure, which enters into a respectful dialogue with the harbour promenade's taller historical buildings. This interaction should facilitate a modern and lively urban space. The design is reminiscent of the trading ships, which at one time dominated the harbour, while the façade's relief pattern puts forward a new interpretation of the historical architectural detail in the 'Three Graces.' The enormous gabled windows open up towards the City and the Harbour, and therefore symbolically draw history into the Museum, while at the same time allow the curious to look in.
A Nexus
The Museum lies along the Mersey River in the center of Liverpool, and will function as a nexus, in that it physically connects the Harbour promenade with the Albert Dock, which today contains restaurants, museums and boutiques. The outdoor areas around the Museum offer seating with views to the water adding to the dynamic urban environment and serving as a meeting point for locals and visitors alike.
The theme is carried through into the Museum of Liverpool's central atrium, with its sculptural sweeping staircase leading up to the galleries further encouraging social interaction. All of these functions result in Kim Herforth Nielsen choosing to describe the Museum as a structure that unites Liverpool.
'This Museum connects the city together on many levels - physically, socially and architecturally. The idea of creating a Museum as a nexus in both physical and symbolic expression has been central from the start. I am very satisfied to see that this ideal is carried out to the full in the completed structure.
The new Museum of Liverpool ambitions to become the World's leading city history museum, showcasing social history and popular culture and will look at Britain and the world through the eyes of Liverpool. It is estimated that the new museum will attract at least 750,000 visitors on a yearly basis, and that Liverpool, with the Museum as a symbol of the Liverpool's ongoing regeneration, will be elevated into the front rank of European tourist destinations, as well as providing a brilliant place for local families to find out about their own history.
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Interview with Kim Herforth Nielsen:
The opening of the Museum of Liverpool coincides with 3XN's 25 Year Anniversary. Does that make the project even more important for you?
Without a doubt! And not least because I view the Museum of Liverpool as one of the largest and most prestigious projects to emerge from the 3XN studio.
The Facade on the Museum of Liverpool has a very distinct pattern. Patterns are often associated with your facades. Why is that?
Traditional facades often deal with interruptions – windows for example. I wish to create a holistic kind of architecture, and a patterned façade ties the building together into one sculptural entity. By creating the pattern into a relief, as we did with the Museum of Liverpool, we give the façade an element of variation, as the changing light and shadow affect the relief's expression. Origami is an inspirational art form for me – and it is one of the ideals that I put emphasis on when I work with the younger architects at 3XN. This is not just because of the aesthetics that come out of applying patterns, but also because using patterns can also create an efficiency in the amount of materials used in the façade's design. This is the case in the Museum of Liverpool – here the pattern we used resulted in less wastage of stone material.
Another characteristic of your work which is also quite a focal point in the Museum of Liverpool are staircases. Can you explain why you often choose to do very sculptural and central staircases?
I view staircases as a central social room. It's my experience that stairs are the generator for social interaction. People speak together when they walk together up or down a staircase. If the staircase is sculpturally executed and at the same time gives the user a beautiful overview, people will want to use it. The central staircase creates an animated central space in a building and ties together various rooms and floors in an organic way. It is also space optimizing in that people can avoid long corridors, which almost always contributes in a positive way to a building.
You have a particular interest in designing Cultural Buildings. Why might this be?
Because Cultural Buildings are the most challenging and enjoyable projects! The buildings we consider our most important are often Cultural Buildings. If they are designed well, they tell a story of the time, the city or nation that has brought them into being. Cultural Buildings need to be more than just their function, creating identity and awareness. This creates a requirement for the architect to interpret the symbolic potential that lies within a culture and express this through physical form.
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Posted by Sara on 03/25/2013
Food is ok, but not so authentic as you may believe (I am Italian, from the North, as the food they prepare should be). Waiters always looks annoyed and like they would rather do something else that dealing with you.
Posted by Francesco on 06/03/2012
Delicious, fresh ingredients, prepared authentically! I had a wonderful meal with my friends and family. Everyone loved the food and warm atmosphere ( both of which are not so easy to find in Manhattan). I had the eggplant polpettine as an appetizer , and the petto di pollo with avocados with black truffles as my main course. My parents had the Branzino which they cook in their wood burning oven- it was so fresh and tasty. If you have ever experienced a delicious meal in Italy- Mezzogiorno will take you there.
Posted by Shawn on 08/07/2011
I and my wife have been mezzogiorno regulard but after the experience we had last weekend at lunch we'll never go back. We had just ordered lunch and my wife and I were having the same pasta dish. As the waiter walked away I commented jokingly to my wife that sometimes when we do this all the ingredients come in one or the other dish (since they generally prepare a single double serving). The waiter was walking away but paused when he heard that, which I noticed. A moment later he returns with the most aweful ice tea we had ever tasted. The flavour was bitter and turned the stomach and the soap suds floating at the top suggested the worst. We called the manager over said the tea was aweful and had it taken away. We recieved a luke warm apology "sorry you don't like it". The pasta was pasty and after that experience we didn't trust it anyway. We left in stony silence, the staff didn't even say "thanks". Considering Mezzo has poor air-conditioning and seems a lot more empty recently they could take better care of their regulars.
Posted by Anony mouse on 10/07/2010
I ate their pizza the other week, it was great. Just ordered the Lasagna Bolegnese... Tastes ok, came lukewarm, no garnish or anything on the side. Maybe I'm being a little picky, but my plate looks empty. If I'm paying $20 for a pasta dish, it should be nothing short of spectacular, and at least should have a little garnish to fill the plate. Maybe just a piece of basil on top? I don't know, I'm no chef, but this is a dish I'd expect to get from a run of the mill nyc pizza joint. Also, don't order a "can" of coke. They will send you a fountain soda in a take out soup cup. I asked for a can, not a bottle, not a cup. I'd expect the delivery crew to at least warn you that you're not getting a can. Instead, I'm stuck paying $3 for a mixture of seltzer and coke syrup.
Posted by Anonymous on 09/26/2010
I can't remember the last time I went to a restaurant and the waiter decided what we could or could not have. We went with friends from out of town wanting to show them Soho and having been here years ago and remembering it as a good restaurant we decided to try it. We ordered a pizza as an appitizer to share and I can't tell you if it was good or not because we never got it. The waiter took it upon himself to cancel our order as they were backed up on making pizza. He just never let us know in case we would have like to order another appitizer and just brought our main courses all within about 15 minutes of sitting down. I asked for the Branzino as the whole fish and they would not give it to me that way and it was so small we were all done in about 10 minutes. The fish tasted good but the spinach was dry and tasteless and the 3 tiny pieces of potato were nothing to talk about. What a dissapointment and embarrassment for me taking my guests there.
Posted by anonymous on 02/16/2010
We went there for Valentine's dinner. They had a prix fix menu, which I thought should streamline operations in the kitchen and result in better than usual food. Not so! Everything but the food was ok. The food - at the lower end of the mediocre spectrum and over-priced beyond belief! We paid just under $200 for a meal for 2 with 3 glasses of wine between us, which is reasonable for a good meal but not the crap we were served. My appetizer - warm seafood salad was inedible with chunks of very dry fish and over cooked shrimp; my entree - lobster and ricotta ravioli was tasteless and dry; my boyfriend's entree - lamb chops was very mediocre (we cook better lamb chops at home for less than 1/3 the price). The only dish that was actually good was his appetizer - buffalo mozzarella with prosciutto which clearly required no cooking. The chocolate soufflé was at the table within 5 minutes of ordering it (shouldn't they bake it just before serving?) and was dry and completely inedible. You wouldn't know it was chocolate if you ate it with your eyes closed.
Posted by vigilante on 06/14/2009
I was trying to plan a dinner for a group of friends and found Mezzogiorno on menupages. Although the ratings and reviews were favorable I still didn't know what to expect in terms of atmosphere and quality of food. Mezzogiorno did not disappoint. First of all, SoHo is a great neighborhood, better than the Little Italy area. The crowd at the restaurant was lively and added to the classy yet relaxed atmosphere. And above all, the food was delicious. The fiochetti with pear and goat cheese was a 6.0/5 and the ravioli was fantastic as well. Will definitely be returning!


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- Sela Ward as Jo Danville
- Carmine Giovinazzo as Detective Danny Messer
- Anna Belknap as Detective Lindsay Monroe
- Eddie Cahill as Detective Don Flack
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- A.J Buckley
- Robert Joy
- Melina Kanakaredes as Detective Stella Bonasera
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- Nick Pellegrino
- Kam Heskin
- Jonathan Palmer
- Dylan Bruce
- Peter Gannon
- Lindsay Pulsipher
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Author Notes: This dish is deeply seasonal and extremly conforting. It is perfect for a holiday/weekend brunch or breakfast. Hazelnuts and pumkin are just lovely together but almonds or walnuts would work fine, too. I call for good parmigiano here, but feel free to play with other hard cheeses with a decisive flavor. —Valeria Necchio
Serves 4
- 8 slices of brioche bread or challah
- 1/2 kabocha squash, peeled and thinly sliced
- 4 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 1 piece of parmigiano reggiano, shredded
- 1 handful of fresh rosemary
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- Preheat the oven to 375 and bake squash with 1 T olive oil, salt and rosemary until crispy, about 20 minutes.
- In the meantime, combine remaining olive oil and hazelnuts.
- Toast brioche.
- Assemble sandwiches by dividing pumpkin chips, parmigiano cheese and hazelnut olive oil on 4 toasted brioche slices. Cover with the other 4 slices and serve.
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Holiday Breakfast II
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