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The Graduate Center offers more than thirty doctoral programs in the arts, humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, including History.
Learn about the Graduate Center's core faculty,
including Distinguished Professor David Joselit (pictured),
on the Faculty Profiles page.
Through its extensive public programming, the Graduate Center contributes to the intellectual and cultural vitality of New York City.
The Graduate Center has announced its
Doctoral Student Parental Accommodation Policies.
Support for the Graduate Center ensures continued excellence in arts and
sciences graduate education, research, and public programming.
Congratulations to Professor Elizabeth Sklar, who won a Fulbright Scholar Award. She will be exploring a human/multi-robot team approach to information management for multi-sensor surgical... Read more
The following is a list of twenty-eight appointments to the doctoral faculty that were made between December 19, 2012 and April 25, 2013. Listed after each name are the faculty member's... Read more
"An instructive exercise in where the nation is heading," wrote New York Times reporter Sam Roberts of New York and Los Angeles: The Uncertain Future (Oxford University Press), the... Read more
The Board of Trustees of the City University of New York has announced that Provost Chase F. Robinson will serve as interim president of the Graduate Center, effective July 1, 2013. Dr. Robinson will... Read more
The Board of Trustees of the City University of New York announced on April 23 that William P. Kelly, president of the Graduate Center, will serve as interim chancellor of the University starting... Read more
Paul Griffiths at the Museum of Modern Art, Oxford, 2010. Painting: Howard Hodgkin, Where the Deer and the Antelope Play, courtesy of Gagosian Gallery. Photo: Edmund Blok.
"We Are What We Hear," a talk by acclaimed music critic Paul Griffiths; a fifteen-minute concert; and a conversation between critic and conductor—these are the aural delights in... Read more
The nation's first antidrug warrior, a Chilean surrealist painter, former Manhattan district attorney Robert Morgenthau and his famous forebears, and a Congolese man who became a Bronx Zoo... Read more
Associate Provost for Humanities and Social Sciences Louise Lennihan, on April 16, announced that the Graduate Center's 2013–14 dissertation fellowship competition, which comprised a... Read more
Adrienne Klein, director of special projects in the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs and codirector of the Science & the Arts series, has been named chair of the Leonardo Education... Read more
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Santa Rosa and the Living Wage Coalition have reached a lawsuit settlement that will allow a Smart & Final grocery store to open in south Santa Rosa under the city's "food desert" ordinance.
But under the settlement of the lawsuit by the coalition, the City Council must rescind the ordinance it adopted last September.
The ordinance allows grocery stores to open in an existing building in a federally designated "food desert" area without needing a use permit and Planning Commission oversight. The area bordering Santa Rosa Avenue is the only part of the city that meets the criteria of being an area where low-income residents are underserved by grocery stores.
The Living Wage Coalition sued in October in Sonoma County Superior Court, contending the ordinance makes it easier for a large grocery store to open with no input from residents or an assessment of effects on other businesses.
Both the city and coalition said the deal satisfies their needs.
It paves the way for Smart & Final to open in the vacant Circuit City store in the Santa Rosa Town Center, a section of the city that desperately needs a grocery store, said Mayor Scott Bartley.
"It is by the federal definition an area that is underserved by food stores, and the whole goal was to trigger someone going in in that area," Bartley said. "Ultimately, it worked. I don't know how we would have done it differently."
For the coalition, rescinding the ordinance will close any loophole Wal-Mart or other big box store would use to try to open a store, said Marty Bennett, coalition co-chairman.
The coalition opposes those stores because they pay what the coalition contends are poverty wages and do not provide benefits, Bennett said.
"We never thought this food desert policy was about healthy foods, about giving access to healthy foods to the community. We thought it was giving a free pass to a developer," Bennett said.

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A man is asking for help after he became the target of thieves.
Jonathan Lee says this morning, his trailer was stolen from outside his home on Eagle Nest Drive in Nicholasville.
Lee says a neighbor noticed the trailer going down the street around 3 a.m. However, the neighbor did not see who drove it away.
Lee works in construction, while also attending classes at UK.
He says this theft is a big setback.
"It was a work trailer," Lee said. "It had a lot of tools in it. They didn't just take my tools, they took my livelihood. You know, it's what I use to make a living.
Lee says his trailer looks similar to the one seen in the picture, attached to this story.
Police are investigating the theft, but so far, no arrests have been made.


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This is an article I wrote for Seniors Ignite. It's about using event marketing for high school seniors, and how it helps grow your business on and offline. I do the website development work for 3 girls photography, and a lot of what I am asked to incorporate has to do with their media content and offline marketing, like their annual fashion show. A website and online presence are a key part of your marketing, as is social media. However it's important to remember that social media isn't a marketing strategy, it's a tool for your marketing – in this case a fashion show. A good online marketing strategy can help build buzz before and after your event and extend the event experience.Recently I spent some time at the 3 girls studio in person, working on things for both 3 girls and Seniors Ignite. Here is an excerpt and link to that article.
The high school senior market is a highly competitive one, and standing out in a marketplace where everyone is a photographer becomes more challenging each year. It seems like every photographer – both amateur and established – is offering some type of model program to seniors. That along with the fact that high school seniors are indifferent to traditional forms of advertising, makes it harder to get senior clients in your door.
So what appeals to high school seniors? How can you get more qualified senior clients in your door? What can you do to convince them that your studio is the place to go? How do you break through?
To start with, you must create both an experience and a relationship. 3 girls photography has created a unique experience that has senior clients (and tweens) actively seeking out their studio. They aren't chasing clients down and giving away the farm with discounts and freebies.
The Annual 3 girls Fashion Show – Experiential Marketing
3 girls photography has used their annual Fashion Show in combination with their model program to create and grow their senior portrait business. This has resulted in establishing their studio as a must-have experience for high school seniors. They use their website and social media as part of that strategy.


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Lysine-specific demethylase 1-mediated demethylation of histone H3 lysine 9 contributes to interleukin 1β-induced microsomal prostaglandin E synthase 1 expression in human osteoarthritic chondrocytes
1 Department of Medicine, University of Montreal, 2900 Édouard-Montpetit Boulevard, Montreal, QC H3T 1J4, Canada
2 Osteoarthritis Research Unit, University of Montreal Hospital Research Centre (CRCHUM), 900 rue Saint-Denis, room R11-424, Montreal, QC H2X 0A9, Canada
3 Research Centre, Sacré-Coeur Hospital, 5400 Gouin Boulevard West, Montreal, QC H4J 1C5, Canada
Arthritis Research & Therapy 2014, 16:R113 doi:10.1186/ar4564Published: 16 May 2014
Microsomal prostaglandin E synthase 1 (mPGES-1) catalyzes the terminal step in the biosynthesis of PGE2, a critical mediator in the pathophysiology of osteoarthritis (OA). Histone methylation plays an important role in epigenetic gene regulation. In this study, we investigated the roles of histone H3 lysine 9 (H3K9) methylation in interleukin 1β (IL-1β)-induced mPGES-1 expression in human chondrocytes.
Chondrocytes were stimulated with IL-1β, and the expression of mPGES-1 mRNA was evaluated using real-time RT-PCR. H3K9 methylation and the recruitment of the histone demethylase lysine-specific demethylase 1 (LSD1) to the mPGES-1 promoter were evaluated using chromatin immunoprecipitation assays. The role of LSD1 was further evaluated using the pharmacological inhibitors tranylcypromine and pargyline and small interfering RNA (siRNA)-mediated gene silencing. The LSD1 level in cartilage was determined by RT-PCR and immunohistochemistry.
The induction of mPGES-1 expression by IL-1β correlated with decreased levels of mono- and dimethylated H3K9 at the mPGES-1 promoter. These changes were concomitant with the recruitment of the histone demethylase LSD1. Treatment with tranylcypromine and pargyline, which are potent inhibitors of LSD1, prevented IL-1β-induced H3K9 demethylation at the mPGES-1 promoter and expression of mPGES-1. Consistently, LSD1 gene silencing with siRNA prevented IL-1β-induced H3K9 demethylation and mPGES-1 expression, suggesting that LSD1 mediates IL-1β-induced mPGES-1 expression via H3K9 demethylation. We show that the level of LSD1 was elevated in OA compared to normal cartilage.
These results indicate that H3K9 demethylation by LSD1 contributes to IL-1β-induced mPGES-1 expression and suggest that this pathway could be a potential target for pharmacological intervention in the treatment of OA and possibly other arthritic conditions.


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Weather Among Factors in Grain Price Increase
Posted By News On October 24, 2009 @ 6:27 am In Today's Local News | Comments Disabled
Grain prices have made a mini-rally this past week, with October-November delivery corn climbing closer to $4 a bushel, and soybeans up to around $9.65 a bushel. According to financial experts, the wet, cloudy weather has had a lot to do with the slightly sunnier outlook for producers looking to sell.
David Greving, Vice President and Ag Loan Specialist at Marion County Bank in Pella tells KNIA/KRLS News a delayed harvest has increased demand from buyers with short-term needs who normally plan on abundant supply. He says there's also been a trend amongst mutual fund advisors that commodities are a wise buy at this time.
Leslie Miller, Vice President and Ag Loan Officer for Iowa State Savings Bank in Knoxville adds that the decreased value of the dollar and higher crude oil prices – which increases the demand for ethanol – have also attributed to the increase in grain commodity prices. Miller says farmers should focus on marketing their crops for next year, and continue to watch the markets for an opportune time to sell.
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The following deed transfers were recorded recently at the York County Administrative Center.
1420 Whiteford Road, Springettsbury Twp.: Fannie Mae, Federal National Mortgage Association to Chad E., Kimberly S. Ziegler, $80,000.
1722 Argyle Drive, Springettsbury Twp.: John Benjamin, Mylinda Janine Martin to 520 Associates, Five Twenty Associates, Five Two Zero Associates, Five Hundred Twenty Associates, $50,000.
1248 Ridgewood Road, Springettsbury Twp.: Housing and Urban Development to Dave Ferguson, $130,000.
727 N. George St., N. York: CR Property Group to Stephen Cole, $114,500.
2642 Hummel Drive, Manchester Twp.: Ridgewall to Tara A. White, $364,912.
3719 E. Market St., Springettsbury Twp.: Federal National Mortgage Association to Robert Trainer, $28,000.
222 Bruaw Drive, Manchester Twp.: Housing and Urban Development to Jesse James Derksen, $75,000.
1312 Rosepointe Drive, Manchester Twp.: Leonard J., Karen S. Berkowitz to Marty G., Jennifer M. Tanner, $425,000.
227 Wheatfield Way, York Twp.: Jeffrey A. Kreuer to Randa D. Jones, $129,000.
Lot along Fern Ave., Dallastown: Helping Neighbors to John J. Manning Jr., Shirley B. Sterner, $10,000.
28 Woodside Drive, York Twp.: Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. to Travis Wentz, $149,900.
127 Jonathan Way N., York Twp.: Walter F., Joan L. Grinnell to Randy D. Hicks Jr., $120,000.
235 W. Ore St., Loganville: Christine M. Kemper, Ian T. Brode to Virginia L. Gestan, $162,500.
91 E. George St., Yoe: Robert A., Cindy L. Strobeck to Jay A., Shelly A. Myers, $200,000.
44 W. George St., Yoe: George E. Shenberger to Terry A. Ellis, $45,000.
30 Maple Road, York Twp.: Richard S., Robin R. Svoboda, Sheriff Richard P. Keuerleber to US Bank National Association, Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency, $2,041.
2727 Hunt Club Drive, York Twp.: Fannie Mae, Federal National Mortgage Association to Qian Li, $148,500.
2880 Seitzville Road, Springfield Twp.: Bank of America, BAC Home Loans Servicing to James, Theresa Kell, $148,000.
2059 Chancellor, York Twp.: John M., Jamie L. Althoff to Trust Property Group, $70,000.
4668 and 4670 S. Salem Church Road, Dover Twp.: Thomas R. Steele to Steven E., Taylor O. Taylor, $90,000.
3260 Partridge Drive, Dover Twp.: Garden Gate Properties to William J., Eleanor A. Leiberton, $132,000.
4354 Wynnefield Drive, Dover Twp.: Housing and Urban Development to Holly Ecker, $103,000.
Bluebird Lane, Dover Twp.: Samuel C. Crider to Alysse A., Nolan F. Smith, $80,000.
1874 Pineview Drive, Dover Twp.: Ten Grand to Daniel E. Kauffman, $45,000.
2810 Carlisle Road, Dover Twp.: Matthew S. Murray to CR Property Group, $142,000.
437 Pleasant Hill Road, Lower Windsor Twp.: Fannie Mae, Federal National Mortgage Association to James E. Thawley, $40,000.
312 Cherry St., Wrightsville: Chris L. Keller to Donald R. Bair, Julie A. Heindel, $124,000.
315 Gun Club Road, Lower Windsor Twp.: E. Wesley, Roberta C. Blanchard to Republic Services of Pennsylvania, $552,000.
452 N. Fourth St., Wrightsville: Jennifer N., Jennifer Warner, Sheriff Richard P. Keuerleber to US Bank National Association, Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency, $2,072.
241 Chestnut St., Wrightsville: Gary A., Carolyn E. Fehr, Carolyn E. Shaub Fehr to Nicole R. Stoutzenberger, $111,550.
4484 E. Prospect St., Lower Windsor Twp.: CR Property Group to Meranda L. Mowrer, $116,500.
2280 Craley Road, Lower Windsor Twp.: Linda F. Mundis to Stephen, Audrey Stankiewicz, $79,000.
65 Eisenhower Drive, Hanover: Outer Banks Limited Partnership, Robert C. Borden Jr. to Peoplesbank A Codorus Valley Co., $1,300,000.
933 Broadway, Hanover: PNC Bank National Association to Thomas L., Susan M. Grove, $79,900.
11-13 Commerce St., Hanover: Housing and Urban Development to TJH Rentals, $93,459.
475 Cly Road, Newberry: John C. Herman II to Blue Skies Acquisitions, $49,000.
1430 Canal Road Extended, E. Manchester Twp.: Michael J., Robert J. Heim Jr., Veronica O'Connor to Eric J., Emily J. Carey, $159,900.
4345 N. Susquehanna Trail, Conewago Twp.: Eric J., Emily J. Carey to Jason E. Vetter, $110,000.
545 Glen Drive, E. Manchester Twp.: Wendy L. Lynn to Leslie L. Jones, $120,900.
335 Thoroughbred Drive, Newberry: Classic Communities Corp. to Jacinto, Lynn A. Valentin, $231,720.
405 Old Stone Way, Conewago Twp.: Fannie Mae, Federal National Mortgage Association to Joseph R. Weihbrecht Jr., $130,000.
260 Boxwood Road, Manchester: FB Investments, Joseph T., Theodore J., Robert J. Fabie to BJFAB Investments, $109,875.
205 Fallsview Ave., Newberry: CR Property Group to Maria Perez, $149,000.
5485 Board Road, E. Manchester Twp.: Vas Land, Vas-Land, Vasland, Millwood Homes to Raymond M. Richinelli, $188,600.
5110 N. George St., E. Manchester Twp.: Terry C., Rachel L. Snow, Rachel L. Williams, Rachel L. Snow-Williams, Rachel L. Snow Williams to David W. Caplinger, $141,000.
55 Autumnwood Ave., Conewago Twp.: Paul R. Pittman Jr., Laurie Walker, Sheriff Richard P. Keuerleber to Bank of New York, Bank of New York Mellon, CWALT Alternative Loan Trust, $2,013.
York St., Carroll St., Wellsville: Gilbert N., Jose Luis, Joe L., Ana Gonzales, Gloria J. Villanueva, Olga Grijalva, Anna Palomares to MBC Development, $275,000.
931 Lisburn Road, Warrington Twp.: Brenda J., Jack B. Hugendubler Jr., Brenda J. Palmer to Ryan A., Erica I. Webber, $230,000.
305 Hialeah Drive, Carroll Twp.: DVH Associates, DVH Associates I to Classic Communities Corp., $79,900.
S. Mountain Road, Franklin Twp.: Donald C. Feister to Gloria J. Morrison, $77,000.
4062 Woodspring Lane, Windsor Twp.: Gary S. Alligood, Sheryl R. Kinley-Alligood, Sheryl R. Kinley Alligood to James M. Hayman III, $158,350.
1220 Nugent Way, Windsor Twp.: Federal Home Loan Mortgage Crop. to Casey A. McGovern, $185,000.
795 Lombard Road, Windsor Twp.: Anna L. Saylor to Richard R. Massey III, $104,000.
725 New Bridgeville Road, Chanceford Twp.: Toby M., Brenda L. Runkle to Susan M., Kevin R. Baldwin, $141,000.
2882 Delta Road, Chanceford Twp.: Diana L. Oburgh, E. Carl Oburgh Jr. to Eli K. King, $120,000.
4800 List Road, Winterstown: Housing and Urban Development to CR Property Group, $79,950.
195 Barshinger Road, Grim Hollow Road, Windsor Twp.: Rachel H. Blouse, Brian Brooks, Pennsylvania Guardianship Association to Ted A., Andrea G. Blouse, $200,000.
88 Fairview Trail, Peach Bottom Twp.: Brenda L. Nooft to Casey F. Kennedy, $120,000.
6141 Hickory Road, Hopewell Twp.: Craig W., Lynda M. Snook to Sally A. Robinson, $230,000.
1299 Joy Road, Hopewell Twp.: Roger, Diane E. Greely to Craig W., Lynda M. Snook, $370,000.
22 Woodland Dell Road, Peach Bottom Twp.: HSBC Bank USA, Renaissance Home Equity Loan Trust to EH Pooled, $23,000.
104 Louvain Drive, W. Manheim Twp.: Grandview Estates to NVR, Ryan Homes, $65,000.
1241 Beck Mill Road, Penn Twp.: Fannie Mae, Federal National Mortgage Association to Michael J., Sharon K. Gerow, $267,500.
18 Rosewood Circle, Penn Twp.: Robert A. Garrett to Sandra L. Thomas, Charles R. Andersen, $244,900.
6 Arbor Lane, Penn Twp.: Dean E., Annamae Joyce Gross to William M. Meushaw III, $199,900.
233 Vegas Drive, W. Manheim Twp.: Bank of America National Association, LaSalle Bank National Association, Structured Asset Investment Loan Trust to Kara, Andrew McCormick, $127,000.
70 McClellan Lane, Penn Twp.: CR Property Group to Erik E. Sanchez, $169,000.
549 Baltimore St., Penn Twp.: David J. McCleary, Joann M. Bange, Sheriff Richard P. Keuerleber to Wells Fargo Bank, $2,061.
14 Boulder Road, Penn Twp.: Joseph A. Myers, JA Myers Building and Development, JA Myers Homes to Michael T., Teresa L. Winkler, $85,000.
32 Eastwood Drive, W. Manheim Twp.: James V., Donna K. Lander, Sheriff Richard P. Keuerleber to Federal National Mortgage Association, $2,123.
3096 Grandview Road, Penn Twp.: Daniel K., Kristine H. Heuer to Sharon L. Merrell, $178,000.
122 Louvain Drive, W. Manheim Twp.: Grandview Estates to NVR, Ryan Homes, $65,000.
114 W. Court, Glen Rock: Christine V. Somers, Daisy Q. Bose, Trifina Q. Guigayoma to Robert B., Norma J. Ness, $152,000.
1630 Church St., Shrewsbury Twp.: Corey M., Rosemary C. Clatworthy, Sheriff Richard P. Keuerleber to Bank of New York Mellon, Bank of New York, First Horizon Home Loans, First Tennessee Bank National Association, $2,673.
133 S. Main St., Shrewsbury: Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance to Virginia Edwards, $67,000.
665 Sunglow Drive, Shrewsbury Twp.: Tri Corner Mill Chase, Joshua W. Juffe to Karen Tally, $221,500.
3408 Ruhl Road, Shrewsbury Twp.: Mary H. Tomalesky to Cornerstone Investment Group, $140,000.
3948 Krebs Road, Codorus Twp.: Sandra K. Bortner to Thomas J. Deal, $210,000.
17485 Snowden Terrace, Shrewsbury Twp.: NVR, Ryan Homes to Eric Phillip Schafer, Stacey Michelle Zerner, $399,595.
7487 Hillcrest Drive, Paradise Twp.: Federal National Mortgage Association, Fannie Mae to Daren K. Bievenour, $137,000.
2030 Noss Road, N. Codorus Twp.: Sterling C., Mary E. Sauble to Todd M. Barbour, $128,900.
628 Big Mount Road, Paradise Twp.: HSBC Bank USA, Ace Securities Corp. Home Equity Loan Trust to Casey King, $100,299.
274 Maywood Road, Jackson Twp.: Matthew P. Collis to Samuel E. Flaharty, $48,000.
1680 Hampden Drive, N. Codorus Twp.: Kenneth A., Amanda J. Gann to Stanley K., Pamela L. Ottey, $229,500.
6083 Jennifer Lane, Jackson Twp.: Joint Ventures to S&A Homes, $39,900.
498 Three Hill Road, Jackson Twp.: Barbara A. Mummert to Mark H., Carolyn Kay Boose, $139,900.
400 Fairway Drive, Newberry 1st: CR Property Group to Ryan M., Rebecca A. Snyder, $170,000.
1065 Stevens Road, Newberry 1st: Fannie Mae, Federal National Mortgage Association to Carol J. Witter, $65,200.
Lot 1 Lewisberry Road, Fairview Twp.: John F. Voystock Jr. to 5566 Properties, Five Five Six Six Properties, Five Thousand Five Hundred Sixty Six Properties, Fifty Five Sixty Six Properties, Fifty Five Hundred Sixty Six Properties, $60,210.
711 Ridge Road, Fairview Twp.: Susan D. Bowers to Ronald L., Sharon R. Book, $284,000.
22 Red Barberry Drive, Newberry 1st: Shaun M., Jennifer K. Smith, Jennifer K. Stonesifer to Emile Ledoux, $109,500.
3 Tall Tree Drive, Fairview Twp.: Alexander L., Elenore F. Sonski to Shaun M., Jennifer K. Smith, $189,900.
310 Weatherstone Drive, Fairview Twp.: Weatherstone Associates, Weatherstone Associates Limited Partnership to Amanda N. Taylor, $189,900.
81 Persian Lilac Drive, Newberry 1st: Ricki Lynn Altland, Ricki Lynn Emery to Erin M. Sparler, Eric C. Brandberg, $70,500.
1201 W. Princess St., W. York: 500, Five Hundred, Five Zero Zero to York Property Investments, $85,000.
17 Ridgeway Drive, W. Manchester Twp.: Federal National Mortgage Association, Fannie Mae to CR Property Group, $100,000.
2256 Golden Eagle Drive, W. Manchester Twp.: Christopher T., Stacey J. Baile, Stacey J. Hariston to R3 Holdings, $93,000.
230 N. Seward St., W. York: Mary M. Webb to Gilio M. Jerez, Liset C. Romero De Jerez, Liset C. Romero DeJerez, $130,000.
2278 Manor Road, W. Manchester Twp.: William E. Sipes, Millard E., Mae E. Sipes Revocable Living Trust to Ronald D. Schrum Jr., $90,000.
1213 W. Princess St., W. York: CR Property Group to Stephanie N. Sheeley, $95,000.
1266 Taxville Road, W. Manchester Twp.: William L. Rider to CR Property Group, $40,000.
1369 Fairlane Drive: Universal Enterprise Group, York County Tax Claim Bureau to 1369 Fairlane, One Three Six Nine Fairlane, Thirteen Sixty Nine Fairlane, One Thousand Three Hundred Sixty Nine Fairland, $153,000.
322 N. Garfield St.: Vickie S., Richard A. Mollica, Vickie Runkle to Garfield Partnership, $29,900.
501-503 W. Market St.: Vicky L., George T. Merovich Sr., George T. Merovich to Noble Colt, $47,000.
33 Parkway Boulevard: Michael E. Newcomer Jr. to A Khan Central Investments, Khan A Central Investments, $7,000.
324 E. College Ave.: Gertrude, Michelet Labranche to Brandon Hershey Sr., $12,000.
36 E. College Ave.: James J., Rebecca L. Hoffman to Miguel A. Ovide, $35,000.
1054 E. Market St.: Keith A., Judith L. Busser to Fitzgerald and Nefores Investments, $13,250.
811 S. Beaver St.: Fannie Mae, Federal National Mortgage Association to MCCJ Properties, $27,000.
623 E. South St.: Joseph R., Margot A. Anthony to Patricia Cruz Ochoa, $31,000.
811 S. Beaver St.: Alison Richstein, Jayne Felgen, Sheriff Richard P. Keuerleber to Federal National Mortgage Association, $4,927.
449 W. King St.: York Investments to Pedro Manuel Santana Cabrera, $44,500.
631 Pennsylvania Ave.: Housing and Urban Development to York Investments, $21,100.
364 Norway St.: York Investments to Karl Evans Real Estate, Evans Karl Real Estate, $45,000.
304 Carlisle Ave.: York Investments to Pedro M. Santana Cabrera, $50,500.
314 Norway St.: Chad, Chad D., Kathleen, Kathleen L. Price, Sheriff Richard P. Keuerleber to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp., $3,354.
211 W. Jackson St.: Marko P. Poleksic to Marko Land Trust, $65,000.
37 S. Newberry St.: Lamar A. Matthew to George T. Ambrose Jr., $40,000.
506 W. Market St.: Members 1st Federal Credit Union to Landis Group, $75,000.
712 Wallace St.: Timothy DeHuff to Wiesman Investments, $24,500.
843 Philadelphia St.: PNC Bank National Association, BLC Bank National Association, Bank of Hanover and Trust Co. to York Investments, $18,500.
330 W. Cottage Place: Shawn A. Gemmill to Joseph Carter, West Cottage Land Trust, $35,000.
326 W. Cottage Place: Shawn A. Gemmill to Joseph Carter, Cottage Land Trust, $43,300.
817 Maryland Ave.: James B. Morrison, James B. Morrison Sr., Sheriff Richard P. Keuerleber to Citizens Bank of America, $2,034.
729 Jessop Place: Shawn A. Gemmill to Joseph Carter, South Jessop Land Trust, $65,000.
336 W. Cottage Place: Shawn A. Gemmill to Joseph Carter, Full Height Land Trust, $43,000.
727 Jessop Place: Shawn A. Gemmill to Joseph Carter, Jessop Land Trust, $65,000.
318 W. Cottage Place: Shawn A. Gemmill to Joseph Carter, Chang Land Trust, $43,300.
1515 S. Wyndham Drive, Spring Garden Twp.: Judith H., Carl E. Lee Jr. to David J., Amy Kaczorowski, $920,000.
946 Grandview Road, Spring Garden Twp.: Betty G. Dressner to Samuel, Maria D. Maldonado, $136,900.
1408 Crest Way, Spring Garden Twp.: Regents Glen Building and Development to Lyle A., Anne L. Siddoway, $100,000.
546 Dupont Ave., Spring Garden Twp.: James Rodger, James Kreeger to York Area Real Estate Partners, $90,000.
1517 S. George St., Spring Garden Twp.: Springhill Investments to Jason, Heather, Ryan Mitchell, $189,900.
1260, 1264, 1268, 1272, 1276, 1280, 1284 and 1288 Elderslie Lane, Spring Garden Twp.: Regents Glen Building and Development to NVR, Ryan Homes, $256,000.
1300 E. King St., Spring Garden Twp.: Stephen A., Audrey A. Stankiewicz to Heather R. Henninger, Jon-Erik Rickell, Christine M., Michael L. Fregm, $99,900.
972 Country Club Road, Spring Garden Twp.: Dale E., Constance A. Murphy to Paul D. Hoke, $128,000.
616 Mulberry St., Spring Garden Twp.: Anna C. Sheffer to Benjamin M., Ruth Y. Pluym, $90,000.


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Works by teachers, such as 'Convergence of Sky and Land No. 3' by LuAnn Lamie, will be on display at Lala Gallery as part of Third Friday.
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When Lala Gallery owner Angela Vinson moved to Lafayette in 2004, she never ventured downtown.
But by 2009, after opening her own gallery, she was making it her mission to draw others to Main Street.
Vinson started the Third Friday events, during which many local downtown restaurants, businesses and galleries stay open late or offer special events. This month marks five years of Third Fridays. ...


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The Milford State Forest is located four miles west of the Village of Milford and nine miles north of the City of Oneonta. The State Forest contains a number of unplowed access roads throughout; with a scenic, marked five mile loop.
The loop, suitable for intermediate use with a few more difficult sections, was built with cooperation from State and County land owners. Shorter trips are possible as the trail crosses a number of town and county roads.
At the traffic light in the Village of Milford, turn west onto County Route 44. Take the second right hand turn, County Route 46, two miles from the traffic light. Approximately, 1 3/4 miles, watch for yellow ski trail markers on either side of the road; at the start of the unplowed State truck trail on the right side. Parking is suggested on the next road, Joe Cornell Road, on the left where the trail crosses County Route 46 again.
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The Brookfield Horse Trail system comprises about 130 miles of trail and is one of the most extensive systems of its kind in the northeast on 13,660 acres of State Forest. The main system is found southwest of the Village of Brookfield, about 30 miles south of Utica and 60 miles northeast of Binghamton. For a complete map of the area, contact DEC at Sherburne.
The terrain in this part of New York is quite hilly, consequently, the grades to be negotiated will be steeper than is typical elsewhere. This area is, therefore, recommended for intermediate and expert Nordic skiers. This area contains over 20 miles of unplowed forest roads which provide the skier with wide travel corridors.
From the intersection of U.S. Route 20 and N.Y. Route 12 in Sangerfield, proceed east on Route 20 for about 1 mile and make a right (south] turn on Oneida County Route 6A. A sign advertising the Brookfield Fair marks the intersection. Follow this for 10 miles to the Village of Brookfield.
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The Rogers Environmental Education Center is dedicated toward developing an appreciation for our natural resources and the need for conserving them. The area contains a number of walking paths and trails suitable for novice Nordic skiing. The area is open at all times for outdoor use. The Center buildings are open for information and programs during the week and from noon to 5 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. Trail maps and interpretive literature are available. For brochures and additional information on the Center's program, write Rogers Environmental Education Center, Box Q, Sherburne, N.Y. 1 3460.
Take N.Y. Route 12 to Sherburne. The Center is located on Route 80, 1 mile west of Sherburne.
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The Chateaugay State Forest Nordic Ski Trail was constructed by a work crew from the Oswego County Conservation Corps under the direction of the Town of Orwell. The town has agreed to maintain this trail and its improvements under permit from the Department of Environmental Conservation and to provide plowed parking space on the BeecherviIle Road.
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At the south end of the village of Naples at the intersection of State Route 21, 245 and 53, take Route 53 southeast for a little more than a mile. Turn left on Italy Valley Road, County Route 21. Follow this about 2 miles to a Department sign on the left indicating the entrance to the wildlife management area.
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The Connecticut Hill Wildlife Management Area is found on the top of a steep-sided plateau north on State Route 13 approximately 13 miles southwest of Ithaca and 20 miles north of Elmira. There are a large number of approaches to this area, most of which enter valleys which cut into the plateau. The old roads in these valleys are unplowed in winter. Use of the valley approaches allows the chance for a long downhill run back to the car after having gained the top of the plateau. Some roads are not recommended for skiing and are so indicated. The unplowed roads on top are extensive and many of them are unmarked. Skill in map reading is necessary to utilize this area. This area is generally rated expert.
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Simley senior 152-pounder Mack Short knew the challenge that stood in front of him.
A teammate had just lost via major decision, and Short needed to get his team back on track.
Short did just that, with a pin.
"He's been doing that for us all year," Simley coach Will Short said of his nephew. "If we've needed a big win from him this year we got it -- every single time. "
That win was a microcosm of the entire meet for the Spartans -- a hard-fought battle in which they usually found a way to come out on top.
That resolve paced Simley to its sixth Minnesota Class 2A wrestling title in the past seven years. The Spartans beat Scott West 33-21 in the championship match Thursday night at the Xcel Energy Center.
"I just feel awesome right now getting the gold medal back around my neck," Mack Short said. "There's nothing like it."
It was a return to glory for Simley, which had won the previous five Class 2A titles before losing to Kasson-Mantorville in last year's championship match.
"It was a really sour taste last year," junior 220-pounder Jack Ryan said. "We proved what we are made of this year, and we just wrestled hard. It all paid off."
It wasn't an easy road to the finals, but the Spartans were on a mission fro the start.
Simley started the day with a 46-12 win in its quarterfinals dual to set up a rematch with Kasson-Mantorville in the semifinals.
The Spartans took the first six matches of that dual and made quick work of the KoMets.
Then the waiting game began. Simley had about four hours of down time before its dual with Scott West.
The Spartans, however, were as ready as ever for the title match.
Smiley won two of the first three matches to take an early lead, but Scott West battled back every time it seemed to have its back against the wall.
The Panthers earned a major decision at 145 pounds to make the dual close before Short's match at 152 pounds.
"I knew I had to get as many points as possible," Short said. "I went out there and went for the pin right away ... and at the end I just told myself, 'I'm going to get this.'"
He did, and the pin made it 18-10. Still, Scott West wouldn't give in.
Andrew Fogarty earned a technical fall at 170 pounds that cut the Simley lead to 21-15 with four matches left. The Spartans, however, won three of four matches down the stretch.
Ryan put the match out of reach with a pin at 220 pounds.
"I got the pin, and the first thing that went through my head was, 'We are state champions,' " Ryan said. "I've been worrying about the state meet since the start of the season. Now I can finally exhale. We're champions."


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WEST DENNIS -- Police arrested Christopher Capachione, 51, of West Yarmouth Friday night on a charge of driving under the influence, third offense, after a one-car crash at Loring Avenue and Pond Street.
Capachione was treated at the scene for minor injuries and he declined to be taken to the hospital, according to a release issued Saturday by the Dennis police department.
The crash occurred just before 10:30 p.m. as Capachione drove a 2001 Ford Explorer west on Pond Street at what appears to be a high rate of speed, according to the police. Capachione did not stop for a stop sign at the intersection for Loring Avenue, and the Ford appeared to have gone airborne as it crossed Loring Avenue and then struck a tree, the police said. The top of the tree was snapped off due to the force of the crash, and secondary power lines for 17 Loring Ave. were brought down and a fence at 23 Loring Ave. was damaged as well, the police said.
The roadway in the area of the crash were closed for about 2 hours because of the downed power lines, the police said.
Capachione also faces charges of driving to endanger, speeding and failure to stop for a stop sign.
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|I have an 1891, fourth edition, of the Personal Memoirs of Gen'l W.T. Sherman, which I am ashamed to say that I haven't read — yet. This book was given to me by my aunt, who is a Clewell.
Most interestingly is inscribed in pencil on the frontice page "William Clewell." According to my regimental of the 153rd Pennsylvania, a William Clewell of Co. I was wounded at Gettysburg.
If he's one and the same, wonder why he had a book on Sherman and not, say, on Howard? Bet I can guess...


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The Seagull
Charm Offensive's dazzling new adaptation of Chekhov's classic.
Following a successful run in January - Charm Offensive's exciting adaptation of The Seagull returns to The Cockpit for a limited season directed by Gavin McAlinden.
The Cockpit Theatre
11-13th May 2012
Friday - Sunday 7.30p.m.
Tickets £12/ Concession £10
Beauty of the Father
The European Premiere of a new play by Nilo Cruz. Gary Kemp plays the lead in this wonderfully lyrical, funny and evocative piece by one of America's most important contemporary playwrights. Beauty of the Father is set in Salobrenia and deals with an unrequited love pentangle crossing two generations and the ghost of Federico Garcia Lorca.
Nilo Cruz is the recepient of The 2003 Pulitzer Prize for Drama.
Misconceptions - by Dick Clement
A new short film from the multi-award winning comedy legend.
A white lie, a misunderstanding, and a police escort on the way out of one relationship, leads to the birth of another.
Paul can deal with his ex-girlfriend shacking up with a new man, he can even just about cope with her keeping his car, but chucking out his valuable collection of rare vintage vinyl is quite another matter. Paul, aided and abetted by ever loyal ally Ronnie and his trusty van, sets out to reclaim his beloved record collection, and with it the last vestiges of his self-respect.
Paul and Ronnie, ensconced deep into a stakeout in Ronnie's van, observe as Jean-Francois, the handsome and exotic new boyfriend, loads yet more of Paul's precious possessions into Paul's ex-car. Jean-Francois only has to turn his back for a second before Paul seizes his chance to reclaim what's rightfully his. But before even Paul himself quite knows it, he has leapt into his former car, and sped away up the street.
Paul's initial jubilation at being reunited with his valuables lasts only as long as it takes for a police bike to clock him doing twice the speed limit. Paul panics – can you be arrested for stealing your own car?! His mind reeling, he blurts out a lie that alters his future forever – his partner is about to give birth, and he was trying get to the hospital, desperate not to miss the birth. But to Paul's horror the police officer, a devoted father himself, insists on giving him a police escort, all the way to the maternity ward. Paul's distress reaches new levels when the police officer not only accompanies him inside but hangs around for the outcome. Despite Paul's increasingly desperate attempts to duck out of his sudden and new found responsibilities, he has no choice but to go along with his own lie, roll up his sleeves and get stuck in – fending off an angry brother, he finds himself delivering the baby of a woman he has never met, and with whom he can't even communicate, but with whom he becomes inextricably bonded.
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Tomb Raider: The Angel of DarknessStory:A desperate phone call from her former mentor Werner Von Croy leads Lara to Paris. Von Croy has been asked by a sinister client, Eckhardt, to track down one of the Obscura Paintings - five 14th century artworks, which he is desperate to possess. She arrives to find the Parisian streets gripped with terror following the attacks of a violent serial killer. Von Croy has been the victim of a horrific murder and framed for the crime, Lara becomes a fugitive on the run. Pursued by the police, she follows Eckhardt's trail from the back streets of Paris to the hellish depths of Prague, where plans to reawaken and exploit the powers and secrets of the Nephilim race are underway. It is up to her to defeat this unholy alliance and stop Eckhardt and a powerful group of individuals calling themselves The Cabal. from unleashing their incredible alchemic powers on the world.Features:New Lara, New attitude!Character evolution. You can improve Lara's abilities depending on how you play the game. You are rewarded for puzzle solving and exploration in the form of improvements to Lara's strength, stamina and agility.Character interaction. For the very first time in a Tomb Raider game, Lara has the ability to talk to characters. The choices you make in conversation will affect Lara's route through the game.New playable character Kurtis Trent with his own distinctive moves and gameplay mechanics including the terrifying Chirugai blade.New range of moves including hand-to-hand combat, stealth mode, 'last-chance' grab and free-form climb.Brand new control system allowing much more direct control over Lara. The previous grid-based control system has been replaced with a much more intuitive system.More life-like animation system. Lara now has more than 500 incredibly fluid animations (as opposed to 125 in previous Tomb Raider games).Strong narrative with sub-plots that emerge through the course of the game and detailed character histories.Cutting edge graphics. Brand new game engine designed to fully utilise the power of PlayStation 2 and the latest PC graphics cards. Lara is now made up of over 5,000 polygons as opposed to just 500 in previous games.Spectacular graphical effects. weather, lighting & reflective maps.Massively improved A.I. Enemies will work together, notice when another enemy is killed and react accordingly. Their pursuit of Lara is relentless.New outfits including a new signature outfit, new weapons and gadgetOriginal music score performed by the London Symphony Orchestra.
Tomb Raider: UnderworldTomb Raider: Underworld sees Lara undertake her riskiest mission yet, descending to the depths of the underworlds. For generations, stories have been told of the fearsome weapon of the Norse god, Thor. Legend has it that he who wields the hammer has the power to smash mountains into valleys and the strength to destroy even the gods. For more than a thousand years it has existed only as a myth...until now.In an ancient ruin on the floor of the Mediterranean Sea, Lara Croft uncovers proof of the Norse underworld and the mythical hammer. As Lara attempts to unravel the secrets behind these myths, her perilous journey leads to a forgotten power that, if unleashed, could lay waste to all civilization.Designed specifically to take advantage of the latest technologies Tomb Raider: Underworld represents a new advancement in exploration-based gameplay. As a fearless adventurer, Lara Croft explores exotic locations around the world, each designed with an incredible attention to detail, resulting in breathtaking high-definition visual fidelity that creates a truly believable world and delivers a new level of challenge and choice.
Tony Hawk's Downhill JamFor the first time ever, Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam lets players experience the breakneck speed of downhill skateboard racing as they tear up the steepest terrains in the world while performing tricks and outmaneuvering opponents in locations such as the crowded streets of San Francisco and rocky terrain of Machu Picchu. Developed for the Wii, gamers utilize an innovative and intuitive control system as they take on the role of Tony Hawk or one of nine characters and compete in specific time-based challenges in one of three gameplay modes including race, trick and slalom. Gamers can also challenge friends in head-to-head competitions with up to four players as they pull off a variety of high-velocity stunts and crashes in living, populated environments filled with cars, pedestrians and buildings.Features:Choose Tony Hawk or another colorful character: Players can choose to play as Tony Hawk or one of eight original characters. In addition they can create their own character with the Create-A-Skater feature.Arcade-style racing: Players can crouch for more speed, jump or grind over obstacles and pull off all of their favorite air tricks to gain boost as they race down the steepest terrains in the world.Ride a variety of skateboards: Players choose from a wide variety of skateboards such as current, old school "fishtails," longboards and 70's skateboards, all of which have different attributes that will have an effect on gameplay.Create-A-Skater: Fans create and customize their own skater with the quick and easy customization menu that allows them to instantly preview items and see them on their skater.Interact with objects and other skaters in the street:Dodge vehicles and pedestriansCrash through destructible areas and objectsFind shortcuts and save time by using signs and other objectsKnock down your opponents to get aheadHead-to-head gameplay: Players can challenge friends in split screen competitions in a variety of modes: Race, Trick Attack, Slalom and Event.
Tony Hawk's Project 8Reengineered from the ground up for Sony and Microsoft's next-generation consoles, Tony Hawk's Project 8 immerses players in the definitive skateboarding experience using ultra-realistic graphics, enhanced physics and extremely responsive controls that simulate the feeling of skating with every trick and bail. The game challenges players to experience the intensity and pressure of skating against some of the world's top pros in true to life competitions as they aim to become the #1 skater and establish their town as a skateboard destination. Delivering continuous skating action in a free-roaming living environment, Tony Hawk's Project 8 incorporates the series' most popular features, all of which have been enhanced with next-generation technology.Features:Next Generation Gameplay Brings Skateboarding to Life: Tony Hawk's Project 8 is built from the ground up with an entirely new engine for Sony and Microsoft next-generation consoles and features the most advanced graphics ever for a Tony Hawk game, including full 3D body scans of pro athletes and motion captured skateboard tricks. Gamers have the freedom to progress through the game in multiple ways and decide the type of pro skate they want to be.Most Unique, Robust and Realistic Skateboarding Game Experience Ever: Tony Hawk's Project 8 offers more goals, side-missions, secret areas and mini games than any other Tony Hawk game. Players track stats with new in-game record keeping, switch characters mid-game to accomplish a goal, or just skate how they want to skate.Innovative, Never-Before-Seen Gameplay Elements: Featuring new gameplay mechanics, Tony Hawk's Project 8 challenges fans with the most goals ever in a Tony Hawk game. Players interact with pro skaters who teach special tricks and show paths to secret areas. New elements include:Filmer and Photo Goals - On the way to #1 pro-skater status, players must trick through photo shoot locations, or follow a filmer with a video camera and complete his instructions while keeping up with him. * "Picture-in-a-Picture" - Player can watch gameplay unfold on the main screen while observing the action on film in a superimposed video box. * "Movable Ramps and Rails throughout the city" - Place ramps and rails to set up amazing lines and/or gain access to secret spots. * "Impress the Locals" - For the first time ever, players must impress in-game citizens and pedestrians to build up respect. The pedestrians watch players perform tricks, laugh at brutal bails and punch players in the gut for knocking into them.Enhanced Physics and Responsive Controls: The new physics system introduces advanced grinds and bails that allow players to control falls and minimize or maximize damage for fun with the innovative new ragdoll bail mode. A greater sense of momentum and gravity is impossible to miss, and provides the most realistic virtual skate experience ever.
Tony Hawk's Proving GroundIn the largest and deepest Tony Hawk game yet, gamers are now in total control of their skating destiny in Tony Hawk's Proving Ground. Set in the streets of Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C., the title empowers players with the freedom to define their character, story and style based on the choices they make, the paths they select and the style of skating they want. The game delivers deeper customization than ever before, including a full-featured video editor to create epic skate videos and a completely customizable online Skate Lounge, where players can skate with friends in the ultimate pad. Gamers also have the freedom to skate from single player to online seamlessly. Tony Hawk's Proving Ground also features an arsenal of amazingly detailed Nail the Trick moves, and new gameplay mechanics like skateable terrain building and Bowl Carving to deliver the most personalized and immersive skating experience ever.Features:Freedom to Play Your Way: Players are now given unprecedented control of their skating experience. They can mold and shape their character however they choose - the choices they make and the paths they travel determine how they evolve as a skater. As gamers progress, they develop into any combination of three skater classes, acquiring attributes and skills of a contest-winning Career Athlete, a fast and furious Hardcore Skater or a creative maverick Rigger, who alters and modifies the world as a giant skatepark.Create Epic Skate Videos with the Full-Featured Video Editor: Players can capture all of their sickest tricks and bails with Neversoft's new video editor to make their very own skate videos. Command the footage using a full-suite of video editing tools, lens modes, camera angles and effects to cut clips and combine clips, add a personal soundtrack and even showcase online to share with others or simply move up the leaderboard rankings.Seamless Integration Between Online Multiplayer and Single Player Experience: Gamers can join online multiplayer action anytime directly from the single player story mode and take all of their character's skills, attributes and stats online. Additionally, they can create their own personal Skate Lounge and invite others to view their winnings or join them for an online skate session.Expanded Gameplay Mechanics Deliver Unprecedented Control: Tony Hawk's Proving Ground introduces eight all new gameplay mechanics empowering players to play the way they want: Expanded Nail-the-Trick™ moves such as Nail-the-Grab and Nail-the Manual, Bowl Carving, Aggro Push, Skate Checking, Climbing/Exploration, Environment Altering and Rig-a-Kit.Guidance From Skateboarding Pros to Create Your Legacy: As they define their character, players will learn new tricks and mechanics from their favorite skateboarding stars. Tony Hawk's Proving Ground features a diverse roster of the sport's hottest athletes, including Tony Hawk, Ryan Sheckler, Arto Saari, Jereme Rogers, Daewon Song, Jeff King and more.Greater Variety of Customization: At any time they want, players have the ability to use the Rig-a-Kit and Environment Altering mechanics to transform any locale into their own personal skate park. They can even personalize their Skate Lounge with items such as furniture, plasma TV's and more. Tony Hawk's Proving Ground also delivers a full, ambient world from real-time weather effects to random world events for the most empowered and dynamic experience ever.
Tony Hawk's UndergroundGet ready for a totally new breed of the Tony Hawk experience - Tony Hawk's Underground. Play as yourself, not a pro skater, and make your way through a plot-twisting, true-to-life story that takes you from unknown local skate punk to fame and fortune as a superstar skater. For the first time ever, you'll be able to get off your board and explore 9 expansive levels on foot or by vehicle. Enjoy unprecedented customization by designing and naming your own original tricks through the all-new Create-a-Trick. Or create bigger parks and include your own goals in the expanded Skate Park Editor. After you're done, share your tricks and parks online with your friends. You can even download your own face into the game! And, with all-new online play - new games, stats, and online rankings - you'll have infinite expansion through downloadable content. You're the star...you own the Underground!
Tony Hawk's Underground 2You paid your dues in Tony Hawk's Underground, now prove yourself in Tony Hawk's Underground 2. It's time to go globetrotting on a sick international road trip with Tony Hawk and Bam Margera. The latest evolution in the #1 action sports franchise, THUGTM 2 delivers a hilarious story mode, an unprecedented level of customization, and more moves than the Skate Gods could dream of. Grab your board, an arsenal of spray paint and prepare to wreak havoc around the world.Features:World Destruction Tour - Take off on an all-out skating blitzkrieg where two teams lead by Tony Hawk and Bam Margera conquer sick terrain, pull off mischievous pranks, and make six international cities their personal stomping ground.All New Team Play - Team Hawk versus Team Bam. Play as yourself or switch to play as a pro teammate or special guest skater, such as Ben Franklin - over 20 unique skaters in all.Unparalleled customization - Create your own logo for use in graffiti tags and skate stickers with the all new Create-a-Graphic feature in addition to creating your own skaters, skate parks, decks, tricks, goals and levels of difficulty.New player controls - Get huge air by performing a sticker slap off any wall or surface, go into slow-motion focus control and watch and learn how to perfect a certain trick or throw a hilarious tantrum mid-combo and get massive points.Go beyond the board - Maneuver a variety of ridable objects such as Segway scooters, hot dog stands and hospital gurneys, pelt bystanders with tomatoes and other objects and tag the turf with signature graffiti.Two games in one - Wreak havoc in Story Mode or switch to play all the new THUG 2 levels and a bunch of THPS levels in Classic Mode and go up against a two-minute timer to complete all-time favorite goals like S-K-A-T-E, "secret tape," and "high score."
Tourist Trophy: The Real Riding SimulatorExperience for the first time the real exhilaration of motorbiking as you hit the throttle and find out what true speed means. Test your skills, nerve and reflexes to the maximum as you ride 35 real life and fantasy circuits from international city circuits to tracks including the Laguna Seca, N�rburgring and Valencia.Tourist Trophy - the Real Riding Simulator lets you choose your ride from 180 licensed sports bikes produced by more than twelve of the worlds leading manufacturers. Compare different bikes and manufacturers including 34 different models from Honda from the CBR1100XX to the CB1300 SUPER BOL D'OR RacingModify; 30 from Yamaha spanning 25 years from the 1980 RZ250 to the XJR1300 RacingModify; or take a spin on the TRICKSTAR ZX-10R Suzuka8H; push the Aprilia RSV1000R FACTORY RacingModify to its limits, or enjoy the envy as you mount a Ducati 999R.With a focus on the real racing experience the game delivers an unprecedented level of simulation and precision control. Using an unrivalled physics package each bike has been meticulously recreated with authentic cockpits, performance, true-to-life handling and engine sound, backed by fully customisable riding equipment including licensed helmets and biker gear.Tourist Trophy - the real Riding Simulator offers a variety of great game modes with action for one or two players: Arcade gives you a quick racing adrenaline fix; Tourist Trophy Mode allows you to acquire a huge selection of bikes and riding gear from racing in over 20 Race Events, and experience the ultimate in motorbike challenges; and Photo Mode allows you to take photos of your favourite bike and print them for prosperity.
Transformers Armada: Prelude to EnergonThe year is 2010 and the war for supremacy between the Autobots and Decepticons continues. On Earth, a group of kids find a Transformer ship that crash landed long before the dawn of mankind. Accidentally, they activate the ship's long-dormant cargo of Mini-cons, not knowing that the Autobots and Decepticons once schemed to keep this ship and its payload from ever being found. Mini-cons possess a unique ability to make ordinary TransformersTM extremely powerful - in fact, both Autobots and Decepticons tried to use them during the Great War. When the ferocity of the war grew out of control, a truce was called and a decision was made to rid the war of these dangerous devices: All Mini-cons were placed into a ship and sent drifting into space for millions of years. Now the Mini-cons have been awakened are on Earth and the Transformers want them back!Features:Play as the Autobot of your choice on each mission.Battle to collect Mini-cons to improve fighting abilities against Megatron and the evil Decepticlone army.Take part in a classic Autobot vs. Decepticon, good vs. evil storyline.Explore rich 3D environments on foot or transform into a vehicle for high-speed action.Fight using an entire arsenal of weapons.
Transformers: Revenge of the FallenThe Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen video game lets gamers step into the shoes of the AUTOBOTS or DECEPTICONS, select any available mission and pick from the largest, most diverse range of playable Transformers - each with their own distinct abilities and weaponry. Set in unique environments across the globe such as Cairo and Shanghai, the game allows players to instantly switch between vehicle and robot modes as they drive, fly, fight and blast their way through intense, pressure-packed levels. After engaging in single player action, players for the first time ever will be able to go online and battle friends in all-new multiplayer modes.
True Crime: New York CityPlayers wield the ultimate power as a rogue street cop in True Crime™: New York City, the first in a two-part series of True Crime games set in New York. Gamers assume the role of Marcus Reed, a former criminal turned cop, and use and abuse their authority to hunt down the murderer of Marcus' mentor while also cleaning up Manhattan neighborhoods from Harlem to Chinatown. Undercover investigations weave players through a murderous web of gangs and deceit as they battle crooks, Marcus' past and everything else the city throws at them. Key Features:Street Cop Life - As Marcus Reed players bust criminals, take down murderous gangs, extort, interrogate, search and seize and dispense justice however they choose - either by the book or by indulging in the temptations of the job.Rule New York City - The player will navigate an expertly recreated Manhattan complete with subways, interiors, internationally recognized landmarks, GPS-accurate streets and real neighborhoods from Hell's Kitchen to Times Square.Dynamic Changes - The player's "law enforcement" decisions affect Manhattan's neighborhoods dynamically: if players let crime go unchecked, the crime rate will soar as the streets fill with trash, potholes and unsavory characters while buildings and foliage deteriorate. Alternately, if players clamp down on crime in a neighborhood, not only will crime rates fall, but visual improvements will indicate their progress as well.Environmental Interactivity - Unprecedented environmental interaction allows players to access almost everything in the environment that will help them defeat enemies including stove top burners, ovens, industrial machinery, locking a suspect in a freezer and using broken chair legs as clubs. High-Speed Shootouts - Gamers can race through the streets of Manhattan in shootouts, pulling off stunts on motorcycles or in a variety of vehicles such as customizable black market vehicles and police-issue cars. Brutal Combat Styles - As a street-smart cop players are able to switch fighting styles- from street fighting to various types of martial arts - on the fly against opponents, opening up an array of moves and strategies designed to take down enemies.Heavy Weaponry - Players can earn an arsenal of high-powered police issue weaponry or obtain black market arms like flamethrowers, grenade launchers and more, in addition to dozens of melee weapons like bats and swords.
True Crime: Streets of L.A.In True Crime: Streets of L.A., players assume the role of rogue Elite Operations Division (E.O.D.) operative Nick Kang, a no-holds-barred badass, whose brutal reputation and lethal skills have landed him the nasty task of taking down the Chinese Triad and Russian Mafia cartel that has turned the City of Angels into a war zone. Take part in explosive gun battles with double fisted firepower, devastating martial arts brawls, and high-speed shootouts across 250 square miles of accurately recreated L.A. In car or on-foot, the unique branching missions include locating hostile witnesses, searching for case-cracking clues, taking out evasive informants and busting the heavily armed and deadly bad guys.Features:The Trifecta of Gaming- True Crime: Streets of L.A. seamlessly blends action and driving genres by allowing players to drive, fight and run and gun anywhere in the game world. Over the course of a single mission players can engage in car chases, on-foot pursuits, gunfights and hand-to-hand combat as they try to take down big time crime.Fast and Frantic Driving - Car chases in True Crime: Streets of L.A. take on a manic quality with the ability to commandeer any vehicle in the game and to target and shoot at perps from a moving car.Take Down The Bad Guys Hong Kong Style - True Crime: Streets of L.A. features a fully realized, intensely painful, hand-to-hand combat system allowing the player to perform a huge variety of maneuvers including punches, kicks, combinations, grapples, and stealth attacks.Deal Out Justice with massive gunfights- Ferocious gun battles with an arsenal of weapons, slow motion dives, the ability to target multiple enemies and precision firing give an entirely unique feel and intensity to the combat.Near Endless Gameplay - Branching storyline with over 100 missions plus free-roaming random missions enable True Crime: Streets of L.A. to deliver multiple outcomes and near limitless replayability.To Live And Play In L.A. - Hundreds of square miles of realistically recreated living, breathing L.A. streets including landmarks and popular areas such as Hollywood, Santa Monica, Beverly Hills and Downtown.
TT SuperbikesThe game will feature over 50 bikes from all the major bike manufacturers, which will be raced over the world famous 37.73-mile course. The course has been mapped accurately using data supplied by the Isle of Man government and data captured by the development team. Jester will also be working with promotional partners on the game including Britain's No1 motoring TV channel, Men and Motors.As well as traditional racing, the game will also feature a mad Sunday mode. Mad Sunday is an exciting event with riders of all abilities coming from all corners of the world to have the chance of riding at high speeds over the Mountain circuit during TT race week. The player will not only have other bikers to worry about but will have to avoid high-speed traffic, thus creating even more excitement than the norm.TT Superbikes will also have several multiplayer options including 2 player split screen and a sidecar mode of play.Features:The most extreme road race in the world since 1907.37.73 miles of dangerous, intense racing.On Mad Sunday take to the road against on-coming traffic!Game modes allow exciting full-grid challenges with ten bikes fighting for the finish line.Two players can compete in a split screen race,Tutorials take the player through every corner of the course.Silky smooth 60fps.Riders and Superbikes respond precisely to controls with fully dynamic physics model.Race at different times of day with dynamic weather systems depicted with next-generation particle systems.Circuits have been surveyed using the latest surveying equipment allowing us to recreate the track to near perfection!