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Louisville senior 1B Andrew Clark
April 1, 2010
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Senior first baseman Andrew Clark matched career highs with five hits and five RBI, while sophomore second baseman Ryan Wright had four hits and four RBI to match career highs and lead the No. 7 Louisville baseball team to a 12-4 series-opening win over Villanova on Thursday night at Jim Patterson Stadium.
With the win, Louisville improves to 22-3 overall and 3-1 in BIG EAST Conference play, while Villanova dropped to 17-5 overall and 2-2 in league play. The two teams will continue their series on Friday at 6 p.m. ET at Jim Patterson, while Saturday's series finale is set for 1 p.m. ET.
Clark (New Palestine, Ind./New Palestine HS) finished 5-for-5 overall, including two home runs and his third career grand slam, and has hit safely in six straight plate appearances overall going back to Tuesday's game-winning ninth inning home run at Indiana. The five hits matched what he did against Evansville on March 24, 2009, while the five RBI performance was the third he has accomplished that feat. In his five games since returning from a stress fracture in his rib cage, Clark is hitting .474 with three home runs and 11 RBI.
Wright (Fort Wayne, Ind./Homestead HS) finished 4-for-5 at the plate, including his sixth home run of the season, while the four-RBI performance was the third of his career. Wright lifted his season average to .400 overall for the team lead among players with a qualified number of plate appearances.
Freshman Zak Wasserman (Stevensville, Mich./Lakeshore HS) extended his career-best hitting streak to five games with a 2-for-4 night and two RBI, while senior catcher Jeff Arnold (Louisville, Ky./Male HS) also hit it well at the plate with a 3-for-4 performance and two runs scored.
On the mound, junior righty Thomas Royse (Lexington, Ky./Dunbar HS) stayed unbeaten on the season and improved to 6-0 overall after allowing four runs on a career-high 10 hits with six strikeouts in 6.1 innings. Senior righty Tyler Mathis (Covington, Tenn./Covington HS) followed with 1.2 innings of one-hit relief, while freshman Matt Koch (Cherokee, Iowa/Cherokee HS) made his collegiate debut with 1.0 inning of scoreless relief to close out the game.
For Villanova, righty starter Brian Streilein took the loss after allowing 10 runs on 14 hits in 5.1 innings to drop to 3-1 on the season. At the plate, third baseman David Koczirka led the way going 2-for-4 with two RBI, while left fielder Dain Hall was 2-for-4 with two runs scored in the loss.
The Cardinals opened the scoring in the first inning as Clark belted his first home run of the night and his fourth of the season, a solo shot to right center off Streilein for a 1-0 advantage. It was the second straight plate appearance with a home run for Clark, who hit a game-winning two-run homer with two outs in the ninth inning of Tuesday's 5-4 win at Indiana.
The Wildcats evened the score at 1-1 in the second inning as first baseman Kevin Wager was hit by a pitch from Royse and scored on an RBI two-out triple by shortstop Marlon Calbi.
Louisville regained the lead in the bottom of the second as Arnold tripled to right center and scored on an RBI double to right field by Wasserman for a 2-1 advantage.
Villanova bounced back for its first lead of the night in the third with two runs on three hits in the inning. After reaching base with an infield single and moving to third on a single to left by Hall, center fielder Justin Bencsko scored on a delayed double steal to tie the score at 2-2. Moments later, Hall scored from second on an RBI single to left center by Koczirka for a 3-2 lead.
The Cardinals bounced back in the fourth inning with five runs on five hits, highlighted by the grand slam for Clark. Arnold started things with a one-out single to right center and then scored on an RBI double down the left field line by Wasserman to even the score at 3-3. After an infield single by junior center fielder Drew Haynes (New Albany, Ind./New Albany HS) and a walk to senior second baseman Adam Duvall (Louisville, Ky./Butler HS) loaded the bases, Clark sent the first pitch he saw from Streilein over the wall in left center for his fifth home run of the season and a 7-3 Louisville lead.
The Wildcats cut the deficit to 7-4 in the fifth inning as Hall reached base with a bunt single, moved to second on a single to right by designated hitter Chris Johnson and scored on an RBI single to center by Koczirka.
However, Louisville added to its lead an inning later with three runs on four hits to push the margin to 10-4 after six innings. After Duvall started things with a single up the middle and moved to third on a double down the right field line by Clark, both players scored on a two-run double down the left field by Wright for the first two runs of the inning. Junior third baseman Phil Wunderlich (Chicago, Ill./Downers Grove HS) followed with an RBI down the left field line to score Wright for the six-run advantage.
The Cardinals added to more runs in the eighth inning as Clark singled to right field and scored on the two-run homer to left field by Wright, his sixth homer of the season, for the final margin.
Louisville Notes
- With Thursday's win, Louisville improved to 12-2 overall against Villanova and extended its winning streak against the Wildcats to five straight.
- After trailing 3-2 in the third inning, the Cardinals scored five runs in the fourth to take the lead for good en route to their 14th come-from-behind win of the season.
- With Thursday night's crowd of 2,078, Louisville has surpassed the 2,000 mark in seven games this season and is averaging 1,513 fans in 17 home games this season at Jim Patterson Stadium.


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So no, there isn't enough data. Otherwise there wouldn't be so many studies being done on the subject.
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Presumably the person/animal the OP was referring to is called a gayling because it's parents were gay. If you RTFA, you'll see that it suggests that gay couples could have offspring using a technique similar to the one performed with the mice.
I'm not trying to be offensive to anyone -- I'm just saying that such a procedure has the potential to clear up the whole nature/nurture debate in the case of homosexuality.
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Why? You may belive that there is some fundamental difference between humans and other animals, but myself and many others do not. That doesn't make us uncivilised.
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I think anyone who states climate predictions with certain terms like 'no' or 'yes' is jumping the gun. There are papers out there that indicate that by pumping GHGs into the atmosphere, we are holding back an impending ice-age. They are in the minority, and I certainly wouldn't like to stake my reputation on them, but they are science, and they aren't all based on doctored data like some 'climate denier' papers are. The fact is, the answer to your question really comes down to the assumptions you make in creating your model. Wwe have to validate more of these assumptions before it can be definitively answered.


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Robert Bork died recently, but the tactics that kept him off the Supreme Court live on. Some even relish the precedent.
"If Republicans had nervy firebrands like the late Sen. Ted Kennedy," writes Washington Post blogger Jennifer Rubin, "someone would rise up to declare, 'Chuck Hagel's America is a land in which gays would be forced back in the closet and Jews would be accused of dual loyalty. Chuck Hagel's world is one in which devastating defense cuts become a goal, not a problem; we enter direct talks with the terrorist organization Hamas; and sanctions on Iran wither.'"
Why Republicans would want someone like Ted Kennedy, or to heap praise on his tendency to launch malicious and inaccurate attacks on people he disagreed with, is beyond me. But it is clear that Hagel's nomination for secretary of defense will be met with an attempted borking.
To hear some of Hagel's critics tell it, you would think he was the only Republican senator who raised any objections when Bill Clinton nominated an openly gay man to become ambassador to Luxembourg in the 1990s. In fact, Oklahoma Republican Sen. James Inhofe at one point threatened to put a hold on all of Clinton's pending nominations unless James Hormel was withdrawn. Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott and such nervy Republican firebrands as Jesse Helms and John Ashcroft tried to block Hormel.
Did any national security hawks try to block Ashcroft's nomination for attorney general on these grounds? If they did, I must have missed it.
Hagel awkwardly backed up his Senate Republican colleagues in an interview with an Omaha newspaper, calling Hormel "aggressively openly gay." At the time, the Hormel nomination had a lot of Republicans tongue-tied.
Re-read this Weekly Standard article from that time period and you'll see the campaigns of George W. Bush and John McCain not going the full Hagel, but not exactly riding to Hormel's defense either.
Hagel's comments came two years removed from House Democrats approving the Defense of Marriage Act 188 to 65 and Senate Democrats voting for it 32 to 14. Clinton signed it into law. Gallup found that barely 27 percent of the American people supported gay marriage at the time.
Clinton himself passed Hormel over for a post in Fiji because of both local and Republican opposition that stemmed partly from Hormel's sexual orientation. Such context may not be important to ideologues, but it should be important to people who are trying to be fair.
Several of the Republicans raising questions about Hagel voted against repealing "don't ask, don't tell" just two years ago. Does anyone want to bet what John Hagee's views are on these issues? Who are we trying to kid here?
Hagel's voting record on foreign policy and defense issues is also much less radical than advertised. He regularly voted for aid to Israel, opposed a bill that would cap that aid, supported George W. Bush's military spending increases, favored the initial invasion of Iraq, backed the Kosovo war, and voted for several bills imposing sanctions on Iran.
Much of the case against Hagel revolves around him turning against the Iraq war at the same time most of America did (Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell admitted in 2007, "Many of the predictions Chuck Hagel made about the war came true"), preferring multilateral sanctions to unilateral ones, signing some letters denouncing anti-Semitism (including a letter to the United Nations denouncing the anti-Semitism and Holocaust denial of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad) while not signing others, and mentioning Pentagon "bloat" in an answer to a reporter's question that appears to stop short of a full endorsement of the defense sequester.


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Michael Kosowsky of HeyWhatsThat.com was quick off the mark with his Cosmic Visibility Map. This map is a great tool for astronomers as it shows where all the planets are in the night sky and the horizon is custom-drawn on the map depending on what the time is and where you are located. Michael has also produced two maps showing the phases of the Moon and Mars.
Peter Pesti was not satisfied that Google only added Mars and the Moon to the Google Maps API so he added his own Europa Map. His map overlays photo tiles of Jupiter's Moon so now you can explore Europa as well.
I used the Sky imagery to show the European Space Agency's Hubblecast videos embedded on a map of the night sky in my Star Viewer Map and the Moon imagery to produce a video map of the Apollo Moon Landings.
Aside from that Mapperz has created a couple of example maps that are useful if you wish to develop maps using the new features of the Google Maps API. They have created a map of the Constellation Leo to demonstrate how you can use polylines in a Sky map and an Image Overlay Map to show how you can add your own images.
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March 8, 2012
By Mike Mulcahy
NAMPA, Idaho - Idaho, for the most part, is known for its potatoes and its gems.
However, potatoes and gems will most likely be the last thing on the mind of the University of New Mexico track and field team.
In fact, it's more accurate to say that the Lobos participating at the 2012 NCAA Division I Men's and Women's Indoor Track and Field Championships in Nampa, Idaho, are not small potatoes, but well-polished gemstones.
After months of practicing and competing, five talented New Mexico athletes will take the trip up to the Gem State this Friday and Saturday to showcase their talents on the national stage.
On the men's side, senior Ross Millington (3,000-meter run) and juniors Kendall Spencer (long jump) and Floyd Ross (triple jump) are competing as the nation's best. For the women, senior Sarah Waldron (5,000m) and junior Josephine Moultrie (mile) are vying to prove they are elite as well.
Millington, a Stockport, England, native, punched his ticket three weeks ago at the Washington Husky Classic with a NCAA Automatic Qualifying mark in the 3,000m of 7:49.11. He goes into his second-straight NCAA Indoors with what is not only the fifth fastest time in the nation in the 3000m, but also a Mountain West and New Mexico record.
Spencer, a San Mateo, Calif., product, secured his berth with a 25-foot, 7.5-inch leap in the long jump recorded two weeks ago at the Mountain West Indoor Track and Field Championships. Like Millington's, Spencer's mark is both fifth in the nation, a school record and a conference record.
Ross, a transfer from Barton County Community College in Great Bend, Kan., earned his place with a 51-11.75 mark in the triple jump tallied at the Alex Wilson Invitational this past week. The Memphis, Tenn., product owns the 13th best jump in the nation with that mark.
Waldron gained admission to the NCAA Championships with a 15:59.93 time in the 5000m she registered last week at the Alex Wilson Invite. While she was on the outside looking in with the 16th best mark in the land (as typically only the top 14 are selected), the Puddleston, England, native made her way into the field.
Moultrie was also on the bubble over the weekend, as her school-record 4:38.37 time in the mile was 20th nationally. Nonetheless, the junior out of Glasgow, Scotland, was selected to compete, giving her another chance to continue her torrid pace through the UNM record books.
This will be the fourth consecutive year New Mexico has sent at least four athletes to the NCAA Championships. In 2011 and 2009, four individuals and a distance medley relay team qualified. In 2010, four athletes competed.
The five competitors going this year will mark the most individuals the Lobos have ever sent to an NCAA Indoor Championship.
The Lobos also look to build on the success the last three years have had. Three years ago, New Mexico notched a trio of All-Americans, and upped that in 2010 with four All-Americans. Last year, Joe Franklin's squad posted two All-Americans with every participant placing in the top 15 in their respective events.
The meet starts Friday at 10 a.m. with the running of the heptathlon 60m dash and continues Saturday at 10:30 a.m. with the heptathlon 60m hurdles.
The Lobos will compete on Friday at 5:15 p.m. (men's long jump) and 8:25 p.m. (women's 5000m). They will follow that up on Saturday with action at 5:30 p.m. (men's triple jump), 6:25 p.m. (women's mile) and 7:55 p.m. (men's 3000m).
Live results will be available on RecordTiming.com and the meet will be streamed live on ESPN3 on Friday from 5:30-9:45 p.m. and Saturday from 6-9:15 p.m. A tape delay of the championship will also air Sunday, March 18 at 5:30 p.m. on ESPNU.


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The weekend doubleheader of baseball championships produced some memorable performances and fond farewells — Curt Echo completed a dominant tournament for CVU and Frank Pecora stepped away from the Northfield program after 38 seasons and one last title. The weather was picturesque, a perfect backdrop at Centennial Field, the finals site for the first time since 2009.
And with title hardware handed out, it's time to unveil my final baseball power rankings of the 2012 season.
1. Champlain Valley (18-2): The preseason favorites didn't disappoint, capturing the Metro crown and, most important, snagging the Division I title with a 5-0 win over BFA-St. Albans. Echo was CVU's postseason MVP, going 3-0 with a pair of shutouts, including his masterful effort in the final. Last ranking: 2.
2. BFA-St. Albans (15-5): Yes, it was the Bobwhites second title-game defeat in three seasons. And yes, they will lose several standouts who also shined in football and hockey. But there's plenty of youth — Ryan Connor had a nice relief outing the final — to give the Bobwhites hope of ending their title drought. Last ranking: 6.
3. Brattleboro (16-2): No. 1 seeds haven't fared well in recent Div. I tournament history. Since 2002, only two top seeds (South Burlington in 2007; Essex in 2002) have run the playoff gauntlet to capture the crown. Still, the Colonels put up a noteworthy season to be ranked in this position. Last ranking: 1.
4. Colchester (14-5): After losing a bulk of offensive firepower, the Lakers got by this spring with tremendous pitching (see Zach Tandy, Sean Callahan) and small ball to reach the Division I semifinals. Last ranking: 5.
5. Mount Mansfield (13-5): The Cougars opened their home field on school grounds — finally — and Cody Sharrow was named Vermont's Gatorade player of the year. Not too shabby for the Cougars, who fell in the Div. I quarterfinals to BFA-St. Albans. Last ranking: 3.
6. Mount Anthony (13-4): The defending champions couldn't get past Tandy and the Lakers in the quarterfinals. No team has repeated in Division I since Missisquoi won three straight from 1986-1988. Last ranking: 4.
7. Vergennes (15-5): Devin Hayes and Charlie Stapleford were strong in the month of May, a big reason Vergennes made its Div. II championship push. Last ranking: 9.
8. Rice (10-9): Tim Rensch and Will Conroy helped turn around Rice's season after a slow start. With a playoff run that includes knocking off No. 1 Brattleboro, the Green Knights, last year's Div. I finalist, deserve a slot in the top 10. Last ranking: Unranked.
9. Missisquoi (8-12): When Matt St. Amour was on the mound, the Thunderbirds were a different team — a team that came so close to back-to-back crowns. St. Amour went 3-1 in the playoffs, pitching every round and giving Missisquoi a chance at a repeat before falling to Vergennes, 4-3, in the final. Last ranking: Unranked.
10. Burr and Burton (13-6): Before the playoffs started, the Bulldogs' only in-state losses came against Division I southern powers. A chance to reach their second straight Div. II finals was denied by the same team that upended them in last year's title game — Missisquoi. Last ranking: 8.


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TELL CITY - The Perry, Spencer and Dubious counties Alzheimer's Walk will be 9 a.m. Saturday at Tell City High School.
Registration begins at 8 a.m. Tribute flags in memory of Alzheimer's loved ones with be read.
Jennifer Scherzinger will sing, "I Will Remember You" and a balloon liftoff will take place. Door prizes will be distributed.
To make donations or register a team, contact Cindy Kepler at 649-2276, Betty Cash at 547-3427, Polly Story at 547-2333 or Sarah Maddox at 367-2299.
BRISTOW - The 20th annual Bristow Octoberfest and Car Show will be held Sunday. Live entertainment begins at 9 a.m. with the Cowan Boys. Smokey McCoy will be on stage at noon. There will also be a biscuit-and-gravy breakfast, pork-chop and chicken dinners provided by the Perry Central band, ice cream, hamburgers, bratwurst, bean soup and other refreshments. Children's activities and craft vendors will also be available. For more information contact Matt Esarey at 843-5176 or Shirley Gayer at 836-2386.
TELL CITY - First State Bank is selling mums for $5. Proceeds will benefit the First State Bank 2010 Relay for Life team. Mums in assorted colors can be purchased at all four locations in Perry and Spencer counties.
TELL CITY - The Tell City-Perry County Public Library will host Teen Read Week from Oct. 19 through Oct. 24. Young adults are invited to stop in and browse the young adult section of the library. Selections offered include graphic novels, large-print titles, new magazines and audio books.
There are several longstanding community groups that meet regularly that don't receive - or seek - a lot of attention, but go about their missions successfully year by year.
One of those is Al-Anon, a mutual support group for people impacted by alcoholism.
The battle lasted only two days but all that counted was who won and who lost.
Two mice, early migrants trying to beat the cold by venturing into my house, bit the dust last week. One had a penchant for potato chips. The second apparently needed help controlling its high blood pressure.
I will make this short and sweet. We can't keep going on the way we have been, even though the politicians tell us everything will be OK. Their agenda is greed and control and it has gone unchecked for too long.
Start preparing for the way of life to which we have grown so accustomed to end some day soon. What does this mean? It means everything we now take for granted: food, clothing, shelter, heat, water, fuel, you name it, will be intermittent at best, and if you can get it, it will be at a premium.
I'm uncertain of what awakened me that morning. I heard voices in the living room, but that was not uncommon. My wife usually leaves the radio on low to keep the parakeet company. She's like that.
I looked at my watch. 3:49 glowed from my wrist. July 4.
The light was on in the living room, but that was not unusual either. She leaves lights on all over the house as a rule rather than the exception. No, it wasn't the lights that got my attention, nor the low voices. It was the smell of pipe tobacco.
LEOPOLD – The Indiana Department of Education has named Perry Central Junior-Senior High School as one of 18 Indiana schools to receive the Indiana Gold Star School Counseling Award in 2009.
Gold Star schools undergo a rigorous process to raise student achievement by creating local community advisory groups that review student data, set specific student goals and commit to maximizing the time and skills of the school counselor. The official award presentation will be at the Indiana School Counselor Association fall conference in Indianapolis Nov. 12.
LEOPOLD—Mitchell couldn't stop Perry Central's ball-control running game but Perry Central contained Mitchell's speed most of the time Friday.
The result was a 21-7 football victory for the Commodores that raised their record to 7-0 overall and 3-0 in the PLAC.
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1 . Tubac Golf Resort & Spa
Tubac, Arizona
If you've seen the movie "Tin Cup," you've seen the golf course at Tubac Golf Resort and Spa. Except that in 1996, when Kevin Costner roamed the Rancho Nine, it was only an 18-hole course; today, it's 27 holes of world-class Tucson area golf.
The Anza Nine was added in 2006, and provides a little extra bite to the Tucson scenery - terrific for those mysterious people who seem to know how to navigate a tough par three with an island green. The original Otero Nine features a shortened ninth hole that's now a par four - the problem is that the designers chose to leave the huge lake in place, which makes reaching the green rather an interesting proposition. The accommodations at Tubac Golf Resort and Spa are pure Tucson area Southwestern splendor - beehive fireplaces, red tile roofs, brick archways, and more. The resort also features tennis courts, spa and fitness center, and a heated outdoor swimming pool.
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The hacienda-style spa at Tubac Golf Resort and Spa highlights the Santa Rita and Tumacacori Mountain ranges with 4,000 square feet of space and indigenous regional treatments. Amenities include men's and women's changing areas with saunas and eucalyptus steam rooms and an outdoor whirlpool tub.
Getting there
From Tucson International Airport, turn left on Valencia Blvd. and go three miles to I-19 South. Stay on I-19 for 33 miles to Exit 40 (Chavez Siding) and follow the signs to Tubac. Turn left at the arch.
Related Onsite Offerings
Practice facilities at Tubac Golf Resort and Spa include a full-length driving range, putting green, pitching hole and bunker facility, plus three PGA Professionals on staff.
2 . The Lodge at Ventana Canyon
Tucson, Arizona
Resting against the backdrop of the Santa Catalina Mountains, The Lodge at Ventana Canyon showcases 36 holes of exceptional desert golf stretching through a 600-acre preserve. Stay, play, and swing away on this two golf course, AAA Four Diamond property!
Hit double the drives on the resort's two 18-hole courses, the Mountain Course and the Canyon Course. Perched above the sandy dunes, the Mountain Course features varying elevations and breathtaking views of the Sonoran Desert in Mexico. The third hole, one of the most photographed holes in the Southwest, is a short par three tucked amongst rugged rocks and plays across a canyon of cacti. Taking a different approach, the Canyon Course winds down the magnificent Esperrero Canyon. Wide fairways and picturesque views make this desert diamond a must play. Along with world-class golf comes world-class facilities. Fifty spacious suites embody the spirit of Southwestern hospitality. Offering 800 to 1,500 square feet of space, these units feature private patios or balconies, flat-screen televisions, plush bathrobes, and more. Try a different swing on any of the 12 lighted tennis courts, rejuvenate in the spa, or take a dip in the Olympic-size pool. There truly is no better Arizona golf getaway than The Lodge at Ventana Canyon!
6200 North Clubhouse Lane, Tucson, Arizona 85750
Sharpen your swing at the practice facility, which features two nearby short game areas that provide an opportunity to practice shots you are sure to encounter on the golf course, from bunker play to delicate pitches. The two putting greens are perfect for honing your short game.
Related Onsite Offerings
The Catalina Dining Room provides a Tucson casual setting to dine while the Ventana Bar & Grill is perfect for a 19th hole cocktail.
3 . Arizona Grand Resort
Phoenix, Arizona
We didn't choose the Arizona Grand as our No. 1 Arizona golf resort for its spectacular $52 million renovation. We didn't choose it because of its seven-acre waterpark, or its luxury spa. No, we choose the Arizona Grand because we just thought the golf course here was just so darned cool.
Yes, the eight-story Slide Canyon Tower is a test, even if it offers spectacular views from the top. But the links-style par-71 desert golf course at Arizona Grand is both a challenge and a gem, a traditional links-style course combined with classic Sonoran desert hazards. It's also a terrific natural tour through Arizona's South Mountain Park, the largest municipal park in the world. But what offsets all the excitement is the combination of luxury and pure Arizona beauty - from the top of the tower to the sanctuary of the Arizona Grand Spa, the largest resort spa and salon in Arizona. In fact, the Arizona Grand is also the only AAA Four-Diamond, Preferred® all-suite hotel in Phoenix.
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The Oasis waterpark at Arizona Grand features river tubing, a huge wave pool, the Wild Cat Springs area for kids and a 25-person hot tub.
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The golf facilities at Arizona Grand Resort have earned numerous awards including the Top 50 "Great Service" facilities and Four Star "Best Places to Play" from Golf Digest and the Four Diamond Award from AAA.
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Arizona Grand Resort provides a 20,000-square-foot Athletic Club with more than 45 fitness classes each week including yoga, spinning, water aerobics and strength training.
4 . The Phoenician
Scottsdale, Arizona
Lots of people, ourselves included, tend to think of "golf" and "Scottsdale" in the same breath. It's well-known that this area is a terrific golf destination. We also tend to think of "golf" and "luxury" as being pretty close together. But The Phoenician takes that concept to an entirely new level.
For one thing, the golf is exquisite here - 27 holes of championship Scottsdale golf, with thrilling elevation changes, inspiring Valley of the Sun views and traditional serenity among water features. That goes along with a fully-stocked golf shop, 27,000 square feet of practice facilities including chipping and putting greens and a driving range, and equipment rentals. Three courses, three different desert golf experiences! For another, your entire experience at the Five Diamond Phoenician is a cut above other resorts in Scottsdale or most anywhere. A tremendous selection of luxury guest rooms and suites surrounds a hidden surprise - the Canyon Suites, a boutique resort within The Phoenician resort itself.
Celebrate your greatest round at the 19th Hole Snack Bar and Patio or the seasonal Windows on the Green Bar and Restaurant. (Are there seasons in Arizona?)
Getting there
The Phoenician is located at 6000 East Camelback Road, Scottsdale, Arizona 85251.
Related Onsite Offerings
The Phoenician offers a golf academy with private and semi-private lessons, golf clinics, junior camps and new 90-minute evaluations. A pro shop is onsite as well.
5 . Arizona Biltmore
Paradise Valley, Arizona
As a destination of inspiration, you can rest assured that the Arizona Biltmore offers you not only a luxurious place to call home on your Phoenix vacation but an astounding golf experience.
Located adjacent to the resort, the Arizona Biltmore Country Club is sure to call your name during your vacation. Whether you're an expert golfer of just a newbie, the two incredible courses at the Arizona Biltmore is sure to offer you everything you expect in a golf getaway. The Adobe course features 50 year old fairways and a beautifully simplistic layout that is perfect for all types of golfers. On the other than, the newer The Links offers folling fairways, desert ravines and five stunning lakes throughout its course for a much higher level of play. When it comes to making sure you have all the right gear, the Arizona Biltmore has you covered, too. Their full-service golf shop features everything you need to enjoy a fun day on the greens. Whether it's an entirely new golfing outfit or golf balls, they have everything you might want for your game. Plus, they offer individual and group golf lessons with their resident golf instructor, Tina Tombs, a LPGA Class A Professional! And after a day out on the links, there's nothing more satisfying than indulging in a drink and good meal. The Adobe Restaurant offers incredible views and a delicious menu. It's the perfect way to celebrate that hole in one!
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After a fun day out on the greens, you can soothe away any sore muscles with a treatment at the luxury Arizona Biltmore Spa. Choose from a wide menu of massages and facials and leaving feeling rejuvenated so you can hit the course again tomorrow!
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While we're sure you'll be spending most of your time on the course, Arizona Biltmore offers luxurious accommodations that are perfect for relaxing after your game. Featuring amenities such as televisions and coffee makers, you're sure to feel right at home throughout your stay.
6 . Wyndham-Canoa Ranch Resort
Green Valley, Arizona
What could be better than access to one incredible 18-hole championship golf layout? What about access to two courses designed by legendary names like Lee Trevino, Lee Schmidt and Brian Hurley? At Wyndham-Canoa Ranch Resort, you'll be able to enjoy Canoa Ranch Golf Course and the Torres Blancas Course each located at he picturesque base of the Santa Rita Mountains.
The Canoa Ranch Course is a challenging Par 72 layout featuring dramatic elevation changes, and five sets of tees allowing golfers of all skill levels to find a course length that fits their game! Strategic bunkering throughout the course puts a premium on shot making, and you'll be sure to enjoy spectacular views of Elephant Head. Torres Blancas Golf Club meanders through charming neighborhoods and breathtaking scenery, while featuring three lakes, plenty of undulating greens and numerous sand traps. The signature hole on this course, the 12th Hole, is a Par 3 that measures anywhere from 97 to 181 yards depending on which tees your playing. This peninsula green puts an onus on hitting the green as opposed to shooting for the pin. This layout requires skilled shot making and decision making with plenty of hazards along the way. In addition to these two impressive golf courses, you'll enjoy luxurious accommodations you'd expect when staying with Wyndham Hotels. One- and two-bedroom luxury condos will impress you while providing the ideal venue for your next Tuscon golf getaway. Start planning your trip now!
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Lee Schmidt and Brian Hurley, the designers of the Canoa Ranch Golf Club, have ties to some of the top ranked golf courses in the world including the top three designs in China as voted on by Golf Digest.
7 . The Boulders Resort & Golden Door Spa
Carefree, Arizona
What's better than a luxury Scottsdale Resort with a Jay Moorish-designed championship golf course? A luxury Scottsdale Resort with two golf courses, naturally. Which is exactly what you'll find at the Boulders Resort and Golden Door Spa.
Evidently, one championship course just wasn't enough for a luxury spa and golf vacation at the Boulders. The South Course features a signature No. 5 hole with dramatic Sonoran desert rock outcroppings that will take your breath away - just part of its 6,726 yards of par 71 splendor. The par 72 North Course features 6,811 yards, every bit of the scenery and desert panoramas plus an additional challenge for experts. All of this is in conjunction with the undeniable luxury and incredible activities you'll find at the Boulders, including the shopping at the Moroccan-themed El Pedrigal, tennis, a choice of four swimming pools and of course the world-famous Golden Door Spa. Seven restaurants, including fine dining at Latilla and Southwestern-style fare at Palo Verde.
Total area
The Boulders Resort and Golden Door Spa occupies 1,300 Sonoran desert acres.
The world-renowned, 33,000-square-foot Golden Door Spa provides treatments infused with ingredients from the natural Sonoran desert surroundings, carefully developed for almost three decades.
Fun facts
The Boulders Resort and Golden Door Spa was name the 2008 Platinum Medal award winner and included among the nation's Best Golf Resorts by Golf Magazine.
8 . Radisson Fort McDowell Resort & Casino
Scottsdale/Fountain Hills, Arizona
Welcome to the only four-star resort and casino in Phoenix - and welcome to We-Ko-Pa, 36 holes of spectacular golf owned by the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation. To get a full appreciation of this course's breathtaking beauty, you have to see it - or better yet, play it.
Together, the 18-hole Scott Miller-designed Cholla course and Saguaro course, designed by Bill Coore and PGA pro Ben Crenshaw, make up more than 14,000 yards of pure, unforgettable Arizona golf. If you've seen the Sonoran desert, you've never seen it like this - the surrounding Red Mountain, Four Peaks and the McDowell and Superstition Mountains are poetically beautiful. It's all accompanied by a clubhouse with a design that echoes the landscapes and the importance of woven baskets in the Yavapai culture. It's hard to believe, but the Radisson Fort McDowell luxury resort lives up to the lofty standards of its own golf course with a 24-hour, 775-slot casino, the Fountain Hills Resort Health Club and Spa, fine Southwestern dining at the Ahnala Restaurant and Lounge and more - it's a Scottsdale vacation experience that's only made better by the spectacular golf.
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The onsite Fountain Hills Spa and Salon at the Radisson Fort McDowell features a Golfer's Fitness Massage and much more.
Getting there
From Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, take the AZ-202 Loop towards Tempe. Follow to Exit 13, AZ-87 (Payson) and turn left at N. Country Club Drive. Continue on AZ-87 for 12 miles to Fort McDowell Road and turn left. The hotel will be on your left.
Related Onsite Offerings
We-Ko-Pa Golf Club offers a spacious daily use practice facility, including premium practice balls, a large area for short game practices, greenside practice bunkers and a large putting green - all supported by a staff of PGA professionals.
9 . Crowne Plaza San Marcos Golf Resort
Chandler, Arizona
When it comes to Arizona golf resorts, you shouldn't argue with one that's been here since 1913, the year after Arizona became a US state. Along with its legendary Arizona luxury, San Marcos also has the distinction of having the state's first golf course with - get this - grass greens.
It turns out that the resort is as old as Arizona and its town of Chandler. The 18-hole, 6,626-yard golf course opened in 1913, and shortly thereafter sported Arizona's first Bermuda grass greens. Today, it's a counterpoint to many of the state's desert golf layouts, which can tend to be as harsh as the environment for the non-championship player and - thanks to its tall salt cedar trees - those who just don't care for the heat. This also makes it extra-beautiful for events and tournaments. The Crowne Plaza San Marcos Golf Resort itself is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and even following an extensive expansion and renovation in 1986 that brought it to 295 guest rooms, still glows with its original California mission style.
Getting there
From Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, take Interstate 10 East (towards Tucson) and exit onto Loop 202 East/Pecos Road. Travel East on Loop 202 and exit on Arizona Avenue. Turn left on Arizona Avenue; traveling north until you reach Buffalo Street. Turn left onto Buffalo Street. The Crowne Plaza San Marcos Golf Resort will be on the left.
Fun facts
Though the Crowne Plaza San Marcos Golf Resort was originally designed by architect Arthur Bennett Burton, the great Frank Lloyd Wright - a close friend of the original owner, Dr. Alexander Chandler, for whom the town is named - was closely involved in its development.
Related Onsite Offerings
The Crowne Plaza San Marcos Golf Resort offers full catering and planning services for weddings, conferences and golf tournaments.
10 . Orange Tree Golf Resort
Scottsdale, Arizona
Talk about traditional - this Arizona luxury golf resort was once an orange grove. That gives its 18-hole beauty an extra-lush, green quality that belies its Scottsdale, AZ surroundings. It's a traditional, parkland-style layout that refreshes even as it challenges.
You'll find plenty of both on this course. Up-and-downs are not recommended here. You don't get a par 3 until the fourth hole - but the par 3s are spectacular, and will test your club selection skills. Also, many of the holes have dastardly bunkers on both sides of the fairway; or else, they're guarding the greens. Challenging? Yes. Relaxing? Depends upon who you are. The 160 suites at Orange Tree Golf Resort provide plenty of relaxation, however, and all of it amid classic Southwestern style. Especially if you opt for the in-room Trefoil spa treatments - try the 60- or 90-minute Orange Tree Massage, the signature treatment at Orange Tree Golf Resort. After a day of exquisite golf, it's the perfect way to unwind!
All of the resort's 160 Scottsdale suites feature two-person whirlpool tubs, private decks and 740 square feet of space.
Getting there
From Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, follow the sign for SR 51 (Squaw Peak Expressway). Proceed north on the SR 51 for approximately 13 miles taking the Shea Blvd. exit. Turn right (east) on Shea Blvd. approximately 2.5 miles to 56th Street. Turn left (north) on 56th Street. The entrance to Orange Tree Golf Resort is located on the right hand side (east) of 56th Street.
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Leave your clubs at home - the Orange Tree Golf Resort offers a full range of Nike clubs for rent!


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Tax-free weekend brings back-to-school relief
BOCA RATON, Fla. - Myrna Glassner of Boca Raton is happy to show what she bought for her granddaughter's first day of school.
"Everything is so expensive. It's a little relief today," said Glassner.
Six percent of relief to be exact.
Glassner spent about $100 Saturday at the Boca Town Center Mall and saved $6. She says the money she saved will go to pay for groceries.
Florida's back-to-school sales tax holiday started Friday and runs through Sunday at midnight. That means that shoppers do not pay sales tax on clothing and shoes that cost $75 or less and school supplies that cost $15 or less.
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Many others, however, lined up early on Saturday not to take advantage of the sales tax holiday, but to make sure their kids will have the school supplies they need when school starts.
"Right now my mom doesn't have a job," said Tahliya Agnew, an eighth grader.
Agnew's mom has three kids. They were in line at 6 a.m. at Boca's Wayne Barton Study Center - four hours early - to get free bags of school supplies.
The center estimates they'll give supplies to 5,000 area students on Saturday alone.
"It's sad in America that we have such a need that's going to go unmet today," said Barton. "We don't have enough bags, but we're going to give what we have."
Whether it was a break on school clothes, or donations of pens and pencils - things that seemed out of reach this weekend were suddenly available.
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Students take business prerequisites and liberal arts courses during freshman and sophomore years, and apply for SM program admission during their sophomore year. Once admitted, SM majors take sport-specific business courses with their cohort. They may choose to complete a dual degree with the Ross School of Business.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Senior Darcy James (Exeter, N.H.) and junior Anne Twombly (Exeter, N.H.) of the University of New Hampshire women's cross country team, and junior Joseph Jourdain (Hudson, N.H.) on the men's side, were named to the America East All-Academic Team, announced by the league Tuesday afternoon.
James, a communication science and disorders major with a 3.87 grade-point-average, was named to the 12-member squad for the second time in as many seasons. James finished 15th overall at the America East Championships, completing the course in a time of 17:33.55 to help the Wildcats to a runner-up finish for the third-straight season. She also competed at the NCAA East Regional and took 14th overall at the AE Pre-Conference meet earlier in the season.
Twombly, a studio art major with a 3.77 grade-point-average, earns the academic honor for the first time in her career after a breakout season for the Wildcats this fall. Twombly placed sixth at the conference championships as she crossed the finish line in a time of 17:02.88 to earn all-conference honors. She also placed third overall in a dual meet against Providence in the season-opener.
Jourdain, a computer science major with a 3.72 grade-point-average, was named to the 13-member men's team for the first time in his career. Jourdain helped the Wildcats to a runner-up finish at the America East Championships as he placed 18th overall in a time of 26:10.44. Most recently, he earned a top-100 finish at the NCAA East Regional and also claimed eighth overall at the pre-conference meet earlier in the season.
The All-Academic squads are a product of the June 2005 Athletics Directors meeting where faculty representatives and athletics directors from each of the conference's nine member institutions decided to honor the league's top student-athletes, who excel equally in the classroom as they do on the playing field.
For the fourth straight year, America East will select the All-Academic teams using CoSIDA's Academic All-America program as a model. Student-athletes worthy of consideration are nominated by member sports information directors and voted on by a committee of SIDs, academic advisors and faculty representatives from all nine member institutions.
All-Academic squads for team sports are based on the number of athletes that participate in a contest at one time or are made up of 10 student-athletes for individual sports. To be nominated for the distinction, student-athletes must be a starter or important reserve for their team and participate in at least 50 percent of their team's games or competitions. In the classroom, student-athletes must have a 3.30 GPA and have completed at least one calendar year at their institution. Freshmen are not eligible for consideration.


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It's Unofficial Bring Your Mom And/Or Dad To Work Day! Sort of. First, Julie's mom Lori came by the office to hand deliver Turducken Cookies and do psychic readings on us (she has, like, an uncanny ability to read auras, no joke). Then Ami's parents visited this afternoon -- and they looked so stylish we insisted they appear in What Are We Wearing. Click on to see what they -- and the rest of us -- are wearing today...


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One much-noted point about the BBC list is how few Academy Award Best Picture winners made the list. Naturally, I'm interested in a different comparison: How does the BBC list compare to the 1995 Vatican film list?
Building on the momentum of its predecessor, McQuarry whips up a similar blend of brilliantly constructed set pieces, spectacular stunts, humor, exotic locations and — well, that's about it, really. What more do you need?
A haunting scene in Timbuktu depicts two teams of young athletes running back and forth on a field engaged in offensive and defensive patterns familiar the world over: kicking, dribbling, passing, blocking. All that is missing is a ball and goal markers.
The idea of saving the world from alien invaders with classic video-game skills is not without a certain dumb appeal.
I recently rewatched Fruitvale Station (2013), first-time director Ryan Coogler's shattering Sundance winner, with my oldest son, who has since gotten his driver's license. Some day he will face that inevitable first traffic stop, and I want him to be aware just how different that encounter will be for him, with his bleached complexion and shining towheaded crown, than for many young men in the minority neighborhoods all around us.
Three years ago, when Marvel first announced that Ant-Man would be getting his own movie, I tweeted, "I don't care how much money Avengers makes. The world does not need an Ant-Man movie." Ant-Man, I felt, was too minor a hero, too obscure and inconsequential — in a word, too small — to warrant the big-screen Marvel movie treatment.
Alex Garland's Ex Machina is the latest in a string of recent science-fiction films exploring questions around artificial intelligence, transhumanism and the role of technology in our lives.
As a Catholic film critic, one of the top questions I get from parents during the summer months — right after "What's good in theaters in this summer?" — is "Do you know anyone who does what you do, but for television?"
Like the Penguins of Madagascar and Mater the tow truck, the Tic-Tac-shaped, banana-colored Minions join the ranks of popular comic sidekicks who have taken over their animated franchises. This is usually a sign of the end, although Cars 3 is on the way, and nobody has said Madagascar 4 isn't happening.
Only Pixar regularly impresses on viewers that just because you're the hero of your story doesn't mean you're right about everything: that you may make serious mistakes, there may be consequences, and you must take responsibility.
Above all, it's the story of the incredible lengths to which the Make-a-Wish staff and volunteers go in order to create special experiences for long-suffering children to make up in some way for their lost childhood.
"The earth, our home, is beginning to look more and more like an immense pile of filth," Pope Francis writes. "In many parts of the planet, the elderly lament that once beautiful landscapes are now covered with rubbish" (LS 21). From the outset Wall-E looks as if it had been created with these words in mind, projecting them into a dystopian future in which rubbish has expanded to cover the entire planet, even surrounding the Earth in a halo of space debris.
Inside Out is a rare family film for so many reasons: a story with no villain, for one thing, centering on an imperfect but basically happy intact family going through a tough time. It is a wise and wounding depiction of growing up, a story of growth and loss, with real stakes and real consequences.
Sir Christopher Lee, who died on June 7 at the age of 93, had an extraordinary career and an extraordinary life. To speak only of his film work, while it's impossible to sum up his incredibly prolific and varied output — IMDb.com credits him with more than 280 acting roles over a nearly 70-year career — Lee's lean, towering build (he stood five inches over six feet) and sonorous baritone voice were well suited to playing villains and monsters.
Pratt more than delivers. You could almost say he manages to stand in for Sam Neill, Jeff Goldblum and Laura Dern. He's got Neill's toughness, Goldblum's humor and Dern's down-to-earthness. His character, Owen Grady, is Jurassic World's velociraptor trainer, and in a terrific early set piece Pratt persuades me that he's capable of standing up to three raptors armed with nothing but charisma and nerve.
You could almost watch Bicycle Thieves and Roman Holiday back to back and never realize they were shot in the same city only five years apart.
In the twenty-odd years since Jurassic Park pioneered the use of photorealistic computer-animated living creatures integrated into a live-action film, computer animation has become even more prevalent. Yet in all that time, it's hard to think of a single blockbuster spectacle that uses computer imagery to achieve a similar sense of awe and grandeur.
In the first act of Mad Max: Fury Road, Tom Hardy's Max spends more time than you might expect strapped helplessly to the front of a turbo-charged Chevy coupe, maniacally driven by a fanatic through a hellish landscape, an unwilling witness to the chaos ensuing around him. Sitting in the theater, I felt about the same way, I think.
The recent beatification of Óscar Romero, Archbishop of San Salvador from 1977 until his assassination in 1980, has drawn new attention to the gap between public perception and reality regarding this popular but controverted figure in El Salvador's turbulent history. For those interested in beginning to understand who Blessed Archbishop Romero really was, the Christopher Award–winning 1989 film Romero, starring Raúl Juliá, isn't a bad place to start.
Few filmmakers working in Hollywood today enjoy so sterling a reputation as Bird. Although Tomorrowland is only his fifth feature film, and only his second in live action, his achievements in his first four films are extraordinary.
"Reel Faith" returns to NET TV tonight — with a new feather in our caps: We are now the proud winners of a 2015 Gabriel Award, bestowed by the Catholic Academy of Communication Professionals, the U.S. affiliate of SIGNIS, the World Catholic Association for Communication.
Tomorrowland argues that the future is as dark or as bright as we choose to make it; that artists, scientists and dreamers can save the world; that the dystopian post-apocalyptic nightmares dominating popular culture are killing us, and are no more inevitable or realistic than the Space-Age techno-optimism of Disney's Tomorrowland and EPCOT, Roddenberry-era Star Trek and even The Jetsons.
My favorite cinematic depiction of the Ascension of Jesus is one of the very first, from a very early silent film released 110 years ago.
Every serious Christian movie buff should own a copy of Peter Dans' Christians in the Movies: A Century of Saints and Sinners. First published in 2009, Christians in the Movies was originally available only in an expensive hardcover edition priced as a library reference work; since then it's been reprinted in an affordable paperback edition.
Half a century later, The Sound of Music is probably still the world's favorite big-screen stage musical adaptation. Joyous, gorgeous, comforting, full of (almost) uniformly spectacular songs, the film's emotional power is irresistible, even for the many critics, such as Pauline Kael, who hated its shallowness and emotional manipulation.
Long after other Best Picture nominees of 2014 have been forgotten, Ava DuVernay's Selma, starring David Oyelowo as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., will still be watched, appreciated and talked about.
Any time I run across a list of movies people probably haven't seen but should, one title I look for is the Catholic director Leo McCarey's forgotten humanist masterpiece Make Way for Tomorrow.
The first word of dialogue spoken by an Avenger in Avengers: Age of Ultron, from Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.), is a rude expletive. The second word, from Captain America (Chris Evans), is a mild rebuke. In two words of dialogue, writer-director Joss Whedon gives us characterization, conflict and theme.
Last year's Interstellar and the previous year's Gravity follow different paths in a long tradition of asking ultimate questions against the biggest canvas available to our senses, the universe itself.
New this week from the Criterion Collection are the Blu-ray debuts of a pair of classic films from the 1940s — each arguably its director's masterpiece, and one of two films for which the director is best known.
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Learn how to close a wound without stitches in this tutorial from Dr. James Hubbard, an MD with decades of experience. It's an important bit of First Aid for wounds.
Handling Minor Cuts & Illnesses
Free PDF Download: WHO Model List of Essential Medicines
This free PDF download from the World Health Organization (WHO) details common medicines and their uses. It's not something to play doctor with (leave that to the professionals), but it should provide an overview of popular drugs should access to medical advice be limited. We at Gun Digest are not doctors, but there...


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WASHINGTON (AP) President Barack Obama says 7.1 million Americans enrolled for health care coverage by Monday's midnight deadline. He's praising the achievement of overcoming lost weeks at the start of sign-ups last fall.
Obama says the law has not fixed the health care system but it has made it a lot better. He says there is no reason to go back, in an apparent reference to Republican efforts to repeal the law.
Obama made his remarks in the White House Rose Garden Tuesday after his administration announced the key milestone in the 4-year-old law. The total surpasses a threshold that had once been in doubt because of computer setbacks at the start of sign-ups in the fall.
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JAP is NTSC...
Hello everyone,
I've been reading tutorials and going through everything pretty extensively and I've learned a lot. Though there are still a couple questions I'd like to ask. I have a first generation Japanese wii (I think it's 1st gen since the version doesn't show up at the top right of the screen in the settings menu). I would really like to softmod the wii so i can make it NTSC. Now, since I don't have Twilight Princess, I would like to update the system to use another method. My question is: Will any NTSC games be able to update the wii? I don't want to be able to play it just yet, just use it to update.
Please and thank you for the help
P.S. Am i right in assuming I have a very old wii if the version isn't at the top right?
JAP is NTSC...
Oh snap, that was completely my mistake then. So to follow up, what if I said an English game, instead of NTSC. Thanks for the input Brian. After all that research I overlooked something so dumb.
SO it turns out NA games do not work on J games even for updating. So, I'm stuck unless I get a Japanese game that can update I think. Does that seem about right to all of you?
What course of action can I take? Am I right in assuming my version is too old to not need a game of a sort (be it Twilight hack or something)? Again, I assume that because there is no version at the top right.
PS Sorry for double post
EDIT: If I need to get a Japanese game, is there a list of Japenese games that will update my wii?
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How to Make a Frog Sock Puppet
Sock puppet frogs are easy and fun to make. Kids will love making them and can use them while playing and in puppet shows.
1Gather together your supplies.Ad
2Construct the tongue. Cut the pink fabric into a half circle - roughly the right size for the sock puppet's tongue - and the red fabric into a slightly smaller half circle. Glue the red on top of the pink fabric.
3Form the frog's shape. Put your hand in the tube sock. Grab some of the sock between your fingers to form the mouth.
4Place the tongue to adjust its size. Open your sock-covered hand halfway. Set your tongue on the bottom half of the mouth. If it is too big, cut off the excess fabric.
5Glue the tongue to the bottom half of the mouth. Let it dry.
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Major update on USB Loaders and game compatability
I looked and saw the same footer banner with the license, privacy notification, etc as on the home page also ran across the wiki pages.
Websites that provide information under a public domain license, a GNU Free Documentation License, restricted commercial copyright, etc. will display such information most often on the Home Page or carry a link to the information on their Home Page under such headings as Privacy, Document Information, etc.
Major update on USB Loaders and game compatability
I have suggestion, how about adding some general homebrew errors that you might encounter.
EDIT: Also if you want add info on what can cause bricks to occur.
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LOL sociallyantisocial, this was the thing missing, everyone wanted and noone made...
i think making this very extended will reduce its functionality over noobs...
Noob Starter Guide - GBAtemp.net
this is what noob friendly looks like!! we should get soome ideas from them... also, why can't we add spoilers????
Maybe one of our site admins/ senior admins would like to look at this for a spoiler bbcode
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I found this introduction guide to Wii Homebrew which is somewhat outdated but certain parts of it have helpful information if your interested.
Introduction and Tips for Wii Homebrew - TehSkeen.com
Just did an update to make the FAQ more reader friendly.... Wondering if i should take out the terminology part for the Intermediate faq....
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well looks quite simple now, next step would be having mario and luigi explaining all these.. lol
where did the others go? you removed some i think.. also,
this i don't understand myself!! would care for an explanation about the starlet and hollywood things, out of quriocityIOS is the operating system that runs on the Starlet coprocessor inside the Hollywood package. It provides the services that are used by Wii code to access most of the system devices.


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How can students better understand the factors involved in planning school meals and gather information that can assist their district's food services program to increase healthful eating and reduce waste?
In this solution-oriented lesson, students conduct a school lunch survey to gather ideas and then present recommendations for improving their school district's lunch offerings. Grade Level: 6–8
Key Concepts: A survey is a tool for learning people's opinions and gathering data on a topic. Offering ideas and solutions is a means to help resolve issues in a community. By looking for ways to provide more appealing school lunches and a better dining experience, students can help schools boost learning, increase healthful eating, and reduce waste at the same time. It is often important to understand the complexities of a system you want to change. Estimated Time: Two or three 50-minute periods, plus time to distribute the survey
Download School Lunch Survey (1.4mb pdf file)
Students interview an elder or someone from another culture to learn about foods in different times or places.
Actions to take to join the movement for better school food.
Explore an enriched school environment through this visual guide.
A planning framework in downloadable PDF form for improving school food, supporting sustainable food systems, and teaching and integrating curriculum around food issues.
A downloadable 66-page booklet with detailed advice for designing, creating, and maintaining five types of educational gardens.
Created in partnership with National Geographic, with examples of learning experiences for linking food, culture, health, and the environment.
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