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Rated 4 out of 5 by 1117 reviewers.
Rated 2 out of 5 by laxplat Difficult to sleep I checked in as a PLT, a friend checked in with no status. We both asked about upgraded rooms. I was not offered any selection but told that my room was the best available. He was offered a few choices and had a much nicer room than me. (and checking for a different date, he did have a much higher category room) Difficult to sleep as Rum Fire had loud parties until after midnight and I could hear the music, crowd, etc. almost every night. Clock was broken; called for help and no response for more than 45 min. When I called back, I was told, "it's easier to just have a wake up call than have someone come fix anything." October 7, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Riste23 Hotel was in a grat location The room was ok, the pool was excellent and the location was great. The service was very good October 4, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Akb71 Great location Location of registration desk was not as visible or marked as we are used to seeing. Shops were the first we saw and had to keep walking to locate the registration desk. However, the room, staff and our stay were great! October 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by gro2 Amazing infinity pool! The entire place is pristine, relaxing ...and my favorite is the infinity pool which runs into the ocean,,,but...PLEASE remind customers to keep their children OUT! I had to let the pool staff 3 times during my stay that there were children and or babies in the pool! It is for 16 and older! That is why I stay at Sheraton! They need to go to their family/kiddie pool. Thank you! October 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jamalamy Outstanding service Today will be our last night of 11 at the Sheraton Waikiki and although we are not big fans of Honolulu, we will miss the exceptional service provided at this resort. Dayna at the front desk accommodated our request and even exceeded our expectations! Brett at the pool, took excellent care of my wife during our stay. The hostesses in the club lounge were also outstanding as was the view from there! Housekeeping was efficient and friendly. As an ambassador platinum member, I have stayed in a lot of Starwood properties worldwide and the staff at this Sheraton really set the standard for customer service! October 2, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Ken1943 Disappointed Ms. Sanders- After many years of staying at The Royal while traveling to Honolulu on business, we decided to try your property. One of our carefully chosen requests was that our suite be near the elevator as it is hard for me to walk long distances with the many materials needed for my meetings. Instead we were assigned 702. When we discovered it couldn't be further away from the elevators I called the front desk and was advised there were no other suites availablein the hotel. A bellman intervened and the duty service manager found us 1243. 1243 actually smelled. We had houskeeping spray it but with not much success. The bathroom floor was sticky as was the tables in the living room,. It felt like the room had not been cleaned in some time (deeply). The bedside alarm clock went off at 5AM. Housekeeping had not checked to see if it was "set". I advised them to turn iot off. Instead it went off again the seconf morning. The Ipad for room service did not work. Barttery was dead. No charger evident. I was advised the first night it would have to be ddealt with in the morning. It wasn't. This is ot the experience that brings us back nor makes this a 4 star hotel. Very truly yours, Kenneth D. Malamed Vice Chairman First Western Capital Management 1900 Avenue of the Stars October 1, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Romas Location Hotel location is absolutely in the middle of all activities on Waikiki. September 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by DavidAL Excellent family stay My family and I recently stayed 5 nights here, and had an excellent family vacation. We utilized the valet parking, which was fast and efficient, and the SPG Gold/Platinum checkin line was empty, so we were checked in immediately. All the hotel amenities were explained to us, and we were off to our room, which was excellent with 2 balconies. The lounge here is excellent and worth every penny just for the view. The staff for breakfast and evening hors d'oevres was friendly and professional. We spent probably 2 hours/day in the lounge just enjoying the views. The pools here are very nice, with 1 family pool, and 1 adults only pool. Off the right corner of the adults only pool, where the beach meets the retaining wall, every afternoon around 3-4PM there would be 5 or more turtles swimming around that you could swim with also. Be careful though, the water can be a little rough right there. Overall, this was an excellent stay provided by an excellent staff and we look forward to staying here again soon. September 30, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Jaydee47 This hotel's room need a total upgrade Totally disappointed with the rooms at this hotel. Room 427 has to be seen to be believed. Room 2452 magnificent outlook marginally better. Balconies grubby and furniture worn and uncomfortable. Bed linen in first room looked like it had been thrown on the beds and very crumpled. Beds uncomfortable. This hotel had been on our bucket list so it was a massive let down. September 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by honeymooner712 great view we had a room on the wing that faced diamond head, it was spectacular. waking up to that view was great, it made me not want to leave the hotel.... but the beach and pools were soo great and close that i had to ! very cool hotel to hang out at. September 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Robert A great week in Waikiki My wife and I stayed 7 nights at the Sheraton Waikiki. We had a great time. The staff was friendly and professional, the hotel was very clean, and the food was very good. As a platinum member we were upgraded to a suite with a beautiful view. It was fun to watch the Sea Turtles come in and feed every afternoon. The club lounge was fantastic and the staff in the lounge were incredible.. The pools were very nice and relaxing. Outside the hotel on the beach is the "Maitai Catamaran". The Sheraton hotel concierge arranged for our tickets at a discounted price. We loved this sailboat and did the one and a half hour cruise twice.This is a great hotel to experience Oahu. September 28, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by KimD13 Ideal location and friendly staff My mom and I arrived at the Sheraton for a 5 night stay. We were offered a complimentary upgrade to an ocean view room after my original booking in a partial ocean view room. The girl at the front desk (didn't get her name) was very nice and accommodating. I could not ask for better service. Although the rooms are basic and could use upgrades, we had a wonderful time and enjoyed our room to the fullest. The room was clean and the views were to die for! Room service was prompt and the staff was very friendly. We saw TURTLES swimming in front of the infinity pool almost every day of our stay. We also had a great view of Diamond Head and the pool area. I read some people had issues with "thin walls". We were lucky not to have this issue. We were on the 7th floor. I slept like a baby and I'm generally a light sleeper. Only negative....there was a couple of people smoking on their balcony during our stay. I'm a non-smoker and had to return to my room for 10 minutes after enjoying coffee on the balcony to avoid the disgusting smell. I think it would be nice for the hotel to post a "non-smoking" sign on the balconies if they are indeed a non-smoking area. What I consider a smoking "issue" would not stop me from staying at this hotel again. I certainly recommend this hotel for couples, families and general travel. Thank you Sheraton for a wonderful stay! September 26, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kalani54 Aloha!...alive and well at Sheraton Waikiki Having lived in Hawai'i for 78 years, it is so heartwarming to encounter the Aloha spirit "full on"! A recent one night stay to celebrate at a Hawai'i Ballroom banquet made me so proud of hotel staff, from check-in to check out. The Aloha spirit indeed lives on at the Sheraton Waikiki Resort. September 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Chris32014 Ideal Location This hotel has the perfect location in Waikiki. The pools are the best by far in Waikiki. The kid's pool has water slides and tunnels, while the adult infinity pool has a panoramic view of the Ocean and Diamond Head. The Edge bar looks out over the same view and even has 4 or 5 outdoor big screen TVs for watching football if you get bored of looking at surfers. The seafood buffet at Kai Market restaurant on Friday and Saturday nights serves high quality local seafood at a reasonable price. Staff is excellent. September 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by stpl35 Anniversary celebration My wife and I had a fantastic time at this property celebrating our 13th wedding anniversary. Thank you to the staff and management team for making this a great vacation. This is our second stay and we have not been disappointed yet. The staff are very friendly and willing to help with any request. Infinity pool with cocktails is a must. Proximity to shopping and restaurants are great, especially when you want go for a short walk outside of the property….lots of choices and options. September 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Pam8 Amazing Hotel This hotel has the perfect location for beach, surfing and shopping September 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Pam8 Wonderful resort This hotel has all the excitement of a city hotel with the Rum fire bar and the lights display in the evening. The resort is located on Waikiki Beach and shops next door. September 15, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by tora1607 My stay at the Sheraton Waikiki First I'd like to say that our room maid, Remi was super. She has been with Sheraton for 39 years, was very courteous and our room was always clean. I'd have to say the room was extra clean and Remi always went the extra mile for us. However on the last day of our visit I called the front desk to let them know I'll be checking out later, they gave me an extra hour, which was nice. We left the room for a little bit just before 11 and when we came back the room was not accessible with the card key anymore! We called downstairs and waited another 15 minutes before someone came up and opened the door for us. I complained this to the front desk and the first thing she said was if I wanted to talk to the manager, no apologies whatsoever! When the manager came she asked what she could do for us but mentioned that "Oh but this is your last day here" as if to hint that there is nothing that could be rectified anyways. This is not the kind of service I expect from a large hotel chain as Sheraton. When I talked to the person at front desk and started to complain before she asked if I wanted to talk to the manager I was replied with "Well you didn't talk to me!" attitude. No one told me I had to get my card rekeyed for the late check-out which I would have gladly done. Isn't everyone who works for Sheraton represents the company?.....Apparently not! September 12, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by BkNeko Excellent Hotel for Vacations I stayed in the hotel from the 4- 9. The staff at the front desk, concierge, the restaurant staff and the pool staff were very friendly and helpful in whatever question we had. The room was an excellent size. At the pool was a bit noisy because kids are running everywhere having fun while at the infinite pool it was the right spot for adults to relax and to have a drink while watching the sun set. September 11, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Milliew Perfect Location Absolute perfect location, oceanfront room an added bonus worth having. Rooms are a bit dated but view and location more than make up for it. Staff were excellent, and nothing was too much trouble. We would thoroughly recommend this hotel, especially with having the children's and adults areas separate, beach next door, great bars and cocktails. What more could you ask for. Thanks so much will definitely be back. September 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Cindy91254 Fabulous Vacation Excellent stay, from the smiles and generousity of the staff, to the wonderful food and service, clean rooms with incredible view and the Fabulous light show in the pool, all wonderful. We highly recomend a stay at this hotel !!!! September 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by PeteAndMel Excellent Staff Responsiveness My girlfriend and I stayed nine nights at the Sheraton Waikiki over Labor Day and had just a phenomenal time! The hotel has everything to offer; great room with amazing view, great infinity pool, Rumfire bar with great entertainment, Peets coffee, and great location near shops and restaurants. Most of all, the responsiveness of the staff was excellent! Specifically, I wanted to thank Brandon Kaya and Priscilla Tamangaro for the amazing customer service. Collectively, the both of them made our stay that much better. We are definitely coming back! September 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by IS200 Thank you for a pleasant stay ! Everything are beyond our expecations. Room, food, staff, everything is so nice. We were supprised your hospitality. Especialy welcoming room set-up. We expressed our sincere gratitude. Thank you for provideing a fabulous room. We were quite comfortable during our stay without any truobles. We were so honor to stay your hotel. That is what the prestige hotel. We definitely come back to stay your hotel. September 4, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Hawaii6 Excellent amenities, luxurious surroundings. Excellent amenities, lovely pool area & shops. I was disappointed with the cleanliness of my room upon arrival, but staff were responsive to the complaint. The room décor leaves a lot to be desired - spartan & dull, not in keeping with a 5 star hotel. Shower in my room didn't work properly - also disappointing. Fridge overheated due to lack of breathing hole in back of cabinet. September 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Gary0265 Amazing experience! My friends and I stay at The Sheraton Waikiki every year, the last week of August. It is the best hotel in Waikiki. We are always treated very well, and the facilities can't be beat, especially the infinity edge pool! The highlight of every day! See you next year! September 1, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jetlag Great Beach Although a Platinum member for a long time this was my first stay at this hotel. Staff was extremely qualified and professional and I really like the idea of the chip to give to a special staff member. My room was upgraded. I have stayed in a lot of hotels in Hawaii and this pool/beach setup is the best. The SPG Club is first rate and even have free wine and beer, which is atypical for a resort. The only negative is I was not ready for the outdated room. The first day I was there the sink would not drain and the last day my door lock malfunctioned which basically kept me in the room all morning waiting on someone to come and repair it. I finally simply checked out. I still recommend the hotel you just need to be prepared for the rooms. September 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sarah08 Great hotel This hotel has amazing views, a great infinity pool and great beach access. The lobby is fantastic. Dayna at the front desk was very nice, helpful and accomodating. Carolina at the Edge restaurant was a great server. Rod in engineering made the temperature in our room perfect! August 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dan2000 Great location Perfect location, nice facilities. Need to add a second shower for folks coming from beach to pool area, one is not enough for 1600 rooms and thousands of guests. August 27, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Charalambos Holiday to Remember Amazing location, amazing staff. Thank you for a great vacation. August 21, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Charalambos Amazing Experience Great holiday. Excellent location, great facilities, especially the executive lounge. Staff was very friendly and helpful, especially Stanley in the executive lounge. August 21, 2014


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From the moment the aroma of Mom's Breakfast draws you from your bed, you'll find the Nantucket Inn staff in great spirits and ready to make you feel at home. Choose your pleasure of lodging from 100 spacious and sunny guest rooms neatly arranged around three tranquil courtyards. The atmosphere is quiet and friendly, the mood cozy and inviting, with downtown's best attractions and restaurants just minutes away by the Inn's free shuttle.
Small clusters of one and two-story buildings open onto three peaceful courtyards filled with native flowers and trees accented by a variety of seasonal plantings. Two of the courtyards offer brick seating areas, and one features a lovely weathered gazebo. Each courtyard also offers ice and beverage machines. A guest laundry room is also available.
All public spaces including guest rooms are non-smoking. And as much as we love them, no pets please.
We invite you to relax and enjoy the best Nantucket has to offer at some of the most affordable rates on the island.
The Nantucket Inn lodging options include:
Standard Two Double Guest Room
Newly refurbished rooms feature two full/double beds topped with fluffy white comforters finished with shades of green and beige. A full range of modern amenities including a flat panel television, telephone with voicemail and complimentary WiFi and a convenient tabletop power hub. Private modern bathroom includes a tub/shower combination and dual vanities.
300 square feet. (one crib but no rollaways, please)
Standard Two Double Room Rates for 2016
May 19 - June 9
$185 - $290
June 10 - September 3
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Check-in time: 4:00PM; check-out time: 11AM
All rates based on single or double occupancy
Children, 18 and under, stay free in same room and enjoy free breakfast
Additional adults, over 2, charged at $50 per person, per night
Subject to 11.7% state and local occupancy tax
"The room was immaculate, very nice decor and colors. The bathroom has an extra sink and vanity outside the bathroom so two people can be getting ready at the same time. Everything has a resort beach look."

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Re: Who's side are you on?
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Don't even bother trying to explain, people are just going to keep thinking what they want.
All this misinformation and misunderstandings of the Maximoffs are so annoying to us who know the history of the characters though. I was just watchign AMC Movie Talk and that Campea guy went on a rant about how Marvel is being stupid by having the twins in the Avengers because they don't belong there and are X-Men characters.
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it's not a matter of "trying to explain," a lot of people realize the majority of QS and SW history belongs with Avengers.
But (and as the guy in the vid says) they are mutants. The have the x-gene. The x-gene is something that belongs in X-Men films. Avengers hasn't touched on it because they can't, and without it, they have to think up some other origin or no origin whatsoever. Those are my issues.
I think they need an origin. I think it should be an x-gene mutant origin. Therefore I think they should be in X-Men. That's as simple as it gets.
Even with cries of "Joss and Marvel will do the characters better!"
I dont care. Quicksilver is not so important to me.
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Yeah [Coulson]s dead. The entire television series is just a fever dream. Its a Jacobs Ladder moment hes having at the point of death...
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Like Dita Von Teese, Rose was also a receptacle for Marilyn Manson squeezin's. Oh, the humanity!
yeah,but she didn't marry him. MM had a lot of other chicks like China Chow,Christina Applegate,Shannen Dohoerty,Emilie DeRaven,Rosario Dawson,and a few others. just that with Dita and Rose that's basically all they have. it was low key on who Dita fucked after MM. with Rose she did a prude version of Oliva Munn with Rodriguez and some fitness expert here in NYCwho liked to bite and bruise his lovers during sex..
You keeping track for him? Kinda paying a little too much attention, aren't you?
nah.i was just doing a Oliva Munn aka making shit up. after China Chow. and the reason i noticed it they were featured here a month or so ago. but i do know a lot of chicks would love to fuck him over most singers. Surprisingly a lot of LaVeyian Satanistsdon't like him.
You left out Evan Rachel Wood—who I wouldn't mind seeing here either. In fact, can we have a whole TCWM of Marilyn Manson's ex-girlfriends? You'd probably have to repeat some girls, like you did for Hallowe'en, only this version would be way, way hotter.
"Surprisingly a lot of LaVeyian Satanistsdon't like him."
That's surprising? I don't know these LaVeyian Satanists of who you speak (except that I am pretty sure that is just an XBox moniker for some hardcore online D&D players) but there is nothing remotely hardcore about this guy.
Besides the fact that he is from FL, which means that he probably carries the serial killer gene.
But for chrissakes, he spends his spare time with Shia Ladouche.
Wait…come to think of it…..
Satanists who follo the viewpoints of Anton LaVey.
A very Kim Kardashian fashion choice today.
Tits are very titty today, aren't they?
"yes,They are pale and they are spectacular"
Yes, they certainly are, and that's probably the sexiest picture of Rose McGowan that I've seen in a few years.
Thaaaaat's what I meant last picture, mam. Less face, more insanely tight whatever.
Can't touch this.
Hammer pants are making a comeback!
It's nice to see Jennifer Love Hewitt loan her pants to those in need.
No, you cannot HAZ ANGELEENA.
What spectacular bangers! That's why Posh is such a miserable cunt. Lack of fun-bags…


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May 24 2013, 6:06am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
On TV this Friday: Private Practice alum Audra McDonald singing live is what the doctor ordered, XIII wants to be someone else, The Perfect Boss stages a Melrose Place reunion and dating whips Maron into shape. Here are nine programs to keep on your radar tonight.
8 pm The Perfect Boss (Lifetime Movie Network) | Jamie Luner (Melrose Place) plays a ruthless drug-company rep (yep) who'll do anything to get a new med approved by the FDA – and she's not planning to let a meddling college kid stop her. Luner's Melrose hubby Linden Ashby (Teen Wolf) co-stars.
8 pm Audra McDonald In Concert: Go Back Home (PBS) | The season finale of Live From Lincoln Center showcases the Private Practice star singing her favorite music in a gala concert at New York's Avery Fisher Hall.
8 pm National Geographic (NatGeo) | Tonight's episode looks at the painstaking preparations and grueling journey involved in reaching the summit of Mount Everest.
RELATED | Hot for Summer! Your Guide to 125 Upcoming Premiere and Finale Dates
9 pm–Midnight Da Vinci's Demons (Starz) | If you're behind on the Renaissance man's recent capers, catch up with this mini-marathon of the last three episodes: "The Magician," "The Tower" and "The Devil."
RELATED | May Sweeps Scorecard: How Did Your Favorites Fare?
10 pm Merlin (Syfy) | In the series' penultimate episode, Morgana and Mordred prepare their assault on Camelot, and Merlin feels the weight of prophecy.
10 pm XIII: The Series (Reelz) | XIII's life depends on his ability to take over Victor Gong's identity. Carrington imposes martial law on America.
10 pm 20/20 (ABC) | Among tonight's stories: the tale of a woman held hostage for 12 hours by her arsonist ex-husband.
10 pm Mystery Diners (Food Network) | The owners of the Big Easy's N'awlins Café don't know that their manager is hiring her incompetent friends… but they're about to.
10 pm Maron (IFC) | Guest star Illeana Douglas (Six Feet Under, Shark) sets Marc up on a blind date with a nice girl. So naturally, he falls for a raunchy dominatrix (played by Maribeth Monroe, Workaholics) instead.
Hit the comments with your must-see picks from tonight's lineup!
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Caules Forvedge Yggdmillennia
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|Nasuverse character
|Caules Forvedge Yggdmillennia
|Japanese name:
|Appears in:
| Chibichuki!
|Character type:
|Human, Magus, Master
|Command Spell:
|March 23[1]
|Blood type:
|Comic Magazines[1]
|Performing, Elder sister[1]
|Cartoon Illustrations[1]
|Natural enemy:
|Sulking elder sister[1]
|Image Color:
|Sky blue[1]
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Caules Forvedge Yggdmillennia (カウレス・フォルヴェッジ・ユグドミレニア, Kauresu Foruvejji Yugudomirenia?) is the Master of Berserker of Black in the Great Holy Grail War of Fate/Apocrypha.
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Background Edit
Caules was born into the Forvedge family as the younger brother of Fiore. Though he had no interest, he began to study magecraft only to act as a "spare" for his sister. Despite his disinterest, it was a path he wanted for himself, and he was able to to do what was required of him to support the fate of their entire clan, simply to study his craft. As his sister became the head of the family and approached the highest seat of Yggdmillennia under Darnic after many months, he began to explore other avenues for his life rather than live as a piddling magus who would never accomplish anything. The Holy Grail War interrupted those plans, and while he was originally to travel to Romania as a simple backup, the Command Spells began to manifest upon his arrival. With no choice, he was to participate as a Master.[2]
Though Caules is eighteen[1], he has a childish, freckled face that does not match his age.
Personality Edit
Caules has no desire in joining the Holy Grail War, and he had not even wanted to become a magus at all. Though he has come to enjoy the process of magecraft itself, he has never wished to devote his entire life to the practice and finds his reason for starting to be laughable; thus, as shown when owning a computer, Caules does not seem to strictly adhere to some common norms of a magus. He likes being able to interact with "absurd, scientifically impossible phenomena" using his own hands, but magi are humans who become something less than human in his eyes. Reaching inhuman levels, that world is rife with "seekers", those who become removed from sentimentality and compassion and would massacre thousands for the sake of research like magi in medieval times. He is honest, and does not like to lie even when presented with an easily believable one.
He does not currently have a wish, even though most magi would want to reach the Root and give up their lives for a chance at it. Though he does desire it as a magus, there are other things he wants. He doubts that even the Grail can so easily reach it in the first place, instead being the first step on a long path. Although he will not know until he reaches that point, he instead thinks of the possibility of reviving his sister should she perish. As she means more to him than the Root that he would reach in one hundred years, her revival would overwrite his own wish. He notes that she likely would not revive him if he was to perish.
Upon the true start of the Great Holy Grail War, Fiore notices that Caules has been restless, especially when faced with the glares of the other, more experienced magi of Yggdmillennia. Though he has no desire to participate, the Command Spells appearing provides no choice in the matter. It is fortunate under the current system, as they would have been enemies under the Fuyuki Holy Grail War system. While there would normally have been contention between two magi siblings with the same interests, the difference in power would have only meant Fiore murdering him as he cowered in fear. Fiore buys "Frankenstein's blueprints" for his catalyst, and joins the other three remaining Masters in summoning their Servants. Nervously muttering the spell repeatedly, they begin the ritual, and he manages to complete the verses without hesitation. Caules adds the required verse to make sure his Servant is Berserker, and the ritual is successful.
As the Servants are to name themselves, Rider of Black asks Caules in place of Berserker after she does not wish to state her name. Thinking it is solely because she cannot speak, Rider stare flusters Caules into revealing it, much to Berserker's displeasure. After the event is over, they leave together, Caules sighing in relief that it has ended. Though he can order her into spiritual form, he dislikes to force it and spoil her mood, especially due to her sullen moans that begin to echo in his head. He later decides to have a proper talk with her due to worries over her strength, especially due to her being completely opposite from the legend. As she had been in a bad mood, he apologizes for revealing her true name when they do not know if the other Masters may come back as enemies later, soothing her somewhat. They decide to simply try to survive over all else and get to know each other.
After he sorts out her legend and learns her wish for a mate, she wants to know his wish as well. While he could lie about wanting to reach the Root, which would easily be believable due to Berserker's knowledge gained from the Grail, he tells her the truth that he does not know. After explaining himself, she grunts in approval, and he takes his leave. He finds himself tugged on by Berserker, who gives him a flower. After accepting it, she begins to rip flowers to shreds, one by one, and thinking of the part of the legend where she was said to have thrown the farmer's daughter into the lake thinking she would float like the flower game they were playing, retreats quickly.
Caules is a not powerful as a magus, with all of the Forvedge family's talent having gone to his sister. He is the lowliest of the Masters with poor aptitude, so he summons Berserker due to her being a relatively new mystery with mundane parameters. The homunculi providing magical energy for the Servants and her being able to gather magical energy with Bridal Chest solves the normal problem of the high expenditure of a Berserker-class Servant.Darnic expects little from him except to use Berserker to cause confusion on the battlefield with the proper use of Command Spells. His craft is summoning.
He owns Frankenstein's blueprints (フランケンシュタインの設計図, Furankenshutain no sekkeizu?), written by Victor Frankenstein, for the use as Berserker's summoning catalyst. It was bought from a freelance magus by Fiore for his usage. It is an old piece of paper with a human figure on it with the words "the perfect human" scribbled in the lower right corner, and it describes functions like her Blasted Tree sacrificial Noble Phantasm. One sentence he overlooked mentions, "This lightning attack is not simply lightning, but rather a power that has Frankenstein's will imbedded within it. As long as it exists, she will never perish."
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[] Fate/Apocrypha material - CHARACTER Profile: Caules Forvedge Yggdmillennia, p.082-083 [T]
Caules Forvedge Yggdmillennia
- Age: 18 years old
- Height: 172cm
- Weight: 63kg
- Blood type: A
- Birthday: 23rd March
- Talents: Cartoon Illustrations
- Likes: Comic Magazines
- Dislike: Performing, Elder sister
- Image colour: Sky blue
- Enemy: Sulking elder sister
Comment from Yuichiro Higashide & Ototsugu Konoe
- 年齢:18歳
- 身長:172cm
- 体重:63kg
- 誕生日:3月23日
- 特技:カートゥーンイラスト
- 好きなもの:コミック雑誌
- 苦手なもの:本番・姉
- イメージカラー:空色
- 天敵:拗ねた姉
Comment from Yuichiro Higashide & Ototsugu Konoe
- Age: 18 years old
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[] Fate/Apocrypha material - Encyclopedia: Caules Forvedge Yggdmillennia [Person's name], p.157-158
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FARMINGTON — A day-long event next week aims to help men become better partners and fathers.
Stepping Up Four Corners is putting on the event. It is not connected to any church, and people of all denominations are welcome, said Farmington resident Travis Johnson, who founded the local organization.
The event on Oct. 5 at McGee Park will be broken into video segments and discussion. After an hour of video, the men will have a 30-minute discussion about incorporating what they've learned into real life.
Family Life -- a Christian nonprofit focused on strengthening marriages and families -- partnered with Stepping Up Four Corners to organize the event.
"There's so much confusion about manhood," said the organization's vice president, Jeff Kemp, a former Seattle Seahawks quarterback.
Kemp said he grew up in a Christian family and had a strong belief in Jesus. But, he said, "I kind of ran my life my own way in college."
In 1981, Kemp graduated from Dartmouth College. At 21, he had a degree from an Ivy League school and a contract as an NFL quarterback. But he said all that success felt empty. He described himself as selfish.
"I realized I was more about me than I was about God," Kemp said.
At that point, Kemp said he decided to trust God and follow Jesus.
After retiring from the NFL in 1991, Kemp said he wanted to help children. He decided the best way to do that was to help parents strengthen their marriages. He ran a Seattle nonprofit that focused on marriage, and, in 2012, he joined Family Life and moved to its headquarters in Little Rock, Ark.
"Family Life is a leader in empowering families with tools and resources so they can be strong," Kemp said.
He said once families are strong they can strengthen others.
The materials Kemp uses are based on 30 years of research.
"They're really centered around God's love," Kemp said.
He described the Oct. 5 event as an IMAX experience with interviews, testimonies and stories, as well as information from 15 experts on manhood, marriage, relationships, fathering and the Bible. He said the aim is to help men reach "courageous manhood."
Men have been discouraged from being leaders and have been told they are the same as women, when in reality they are not, he said. Other men are aggressive and bully people, he said. Neither of those types of men are able to step into "courageous manhood," Kemp said.
"Those are all counterfeit to real manhood," he said.
What: 2013 Stepping Up Four Corners event for men
When: 8 a.m. Oct. 5
Where: McGee Park, 41 Road 5568, Farmington
Where: $15
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Group claims to have set up 'Ninja Gateway' giving North Koreans global internet access
SEOUL – Secret North Korean military documents revealing missile secrets have been obtained and will be released on June 25, international hacking collective 'Anonymous' claims, although experts remain skeptical of the group's success.
"We will no longer put up with your threats towards world peace and the Republic of Korea," the South Korean hackers said in a press release late on Wednesday evening, a copy of which was also posted on YouTube.
Hwang Yoon-taek: "We hacked into the KCNA last May"
Q- Is it possible to hack into the Kwangmyong network? It's closed.
A- There are 3 routes that connect Kwangmyong to the outside world. One server is located in China, and we've already hacked it, and got in that way. We've done it. There's nothing North Korea can do to stop it now. We've got all the core information we need.
Q- What exactly do you have?
A- Information regarding missiles, their serial numbers, and North Korean high-ranking officials. We won't release everything, however –– only some things so we can verify the attack. After that, we'll hand everything over to Wikileaks.
Q- You could be putting yourself at personal risk by attacking North Korea, why do it?
A- Don't worry. We use at least 7 shared IP addresses that are based overseas. If you try to track it, it will take years [to trace].
Q. Where is the information now? Do you have it saved at home?
A. No way. It's broken up and dispersed on the internet.
Q. Is there any way to verify that you really hacked the North Korean intranet?
A. On May 12th, the KCNA system stopped for 2 minutes. That was us. We will release missile serial numbers soon so that you can be certain about this.
What exactly do you have?
A- Information regarding missiles, their serial numbers, and North Korean high-ranking officials.
"We will no longer put up with your threats towards world peace and the Republic of Korea,"
So nothing then .
Too bad North Koreans dont know how to use a computer, watch the Vice episode about North Korea, they were taking them around like the people had freedom
Originally posted by Wrabbit2000
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No kidding.... Kim was JUST starting to tone down and calm down. This will likely get him all riled up, all over again.
As another post said...these are the things that put me off Anonymous as well. No thought whatsoever given to consequences of things just a general eager beaver approach to "CAN we.." not "SHOULD we...".
Booooo on this one. It's just going to start trouble right back up.
The Associated Press today released new photos and video of Google chairman Eric Schmidt's controversial trip to North Korea. Schmidt, who arrived in Pyongyang yesterday with former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, spent his first day visiting a computer lab at Kim Il Sung University, where students were busily surfing the internet from HP desktops. North Korea has one of the most restrictive internet policies in the world, but librarians at the Pyongyang-based university say students there have had access to the web ever since the lab opened in April 2010. Most students, however, are instructed to use the internet for educational purposes only, and the government continues to closely monitor online activity. Schmidt and Google executive Jared Cohen chatted with university students during their tour of the lab, with some demonstrating their ability to search and find information on Google, Wikipedia and university sites. Only a select few in North Korea have full access to the web, while the vast majority are restricted to a government-run intranet that filters out everything except for select news sites and curated content. Richardson, meanwhile, spent part of his day meeting with officials from North Korea's Foreign Ministry. Upon arriving in Pyongyang Monday, the former governor announced plans to negotiate the release of a detained American citizen, describing the mission as a "private, humanitarian visit." In an interview with the Associated Press today, Richardson characterized his meeting as "a good, productive but frank meeting."
Originally posted by allenidaho
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Vice did another piece on North Korea for their series on HBO. The episode was called "The Hermit Kingdom". This time, they went over with Dennis Rodman and the Harlem Globetrotters.


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ADR vs. Sandow, nice.
Jerry Lawler on Smackdown wow!
A Smackdown where they actually try this should be good.
Funny how Cole made a reference of Rory McIlroy who withdrew from the PGA tournament today since this was tapped on Tuesday. Or is this live because its SMS?
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So they pried "Cena's big lame book of jokes" from Sheamus (out of principle to illustrate his fall from the top of Smackdown) and handed a translated version to ADR? The man said ca-ca... I am disappoint...
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http://forums.prowrestling.com/showthread.php?t=123457 THE KID VS DOSE MATCH IS ON!!!!
JR interviewing Swagger and Colter nice!
No Piledriver in the highlight video of that match!
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2 out of 3 falls for the U.S. Title fucking nice!
First fall to Cesaro!
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Cesaro with the final fall...Still U.S. Champion!
I know its been said many times but damn Swaggs would be nothing without Dutch.
This segment was better when Swagger wasn't talking...
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Swagger is just abysmal on the mic. Dutch Mantel might be the best thing that ever happened to him. Jack Swagger should never say another word.
Lawler eating more unhealthy food and Kane with a goat face mask wtf...
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Does anyone else think this is a mistake? It completely wrecks my headline element hierarchy. Maybe I'm just an HTML queen.
Does anyone else think this is a mistake? It completely wrecks my headline element hierarchy. Maybe I'm just an HTML queen.
Can you post a link to your site? swimcommunity.org/blog looks fine for me...
Screws up my site as well - but not because of the H2, instead the li tags mean I have to put it within a ul - as it is already part of a ul the links appear way too small.
Is this expected behaviour and if so, why is it not the same for the archives?
I think I have the same Problem. My old WordPress 1.22 Blog posts the link categories in smaller subheader (look at http://karl.karzelek.com/xrossblog). But now with Wp 1.5gamma with the same options for the sidebar, the categories are posted as top level header with
 (look at http://karl.karzelek.com/senf).
How can I change the behavior in 1.5 to that in 1.22?
It's not WordPress that is doing this. It's the CSS that is styling the text in this way.
NuclearMoose: Agreed. The CSS can be changed so no visual difference is detected.
RSL's post, I think, though was about header hierarchy. I admit, it is not terribly important to me, but I recognize some people are very serious about it. And rightfully so: search engines notice headers, it's more semantically correct, ... I'm sure there's other good reasons, but those are certainly good enough.
There's really no need to have the h2 in the tag. It was a concession to Kubrick, as I see it, that made creating lists of links that were compatible with Kubrick's CSS a matter of a simple tag rather than tag('

') or whatever it is.
Kubrick is the default template, now, but should it determine how tags are written?
I have the same problem. Because of line 563 in wp-includes/links.php.
echo '

' . stripslashes($cat['cat_name']) . "
\n\t
echo '
' . stripslashes($cat['cat_name']) . "\n\t
work fine (just by stripping
 and
).
I had to change it to that, otherwise he would post a bullet before each following categorie header:
echo '
' . stripslashes($cat['cat_name']) . "\n\t\n";
// Call get_links() with all the appropriate params
// Close the last category
echo "\n\t\n\n";
The closing tags in the last line have to be deleted.
I know enough CSS to change how it LOOKS on the page. A couple of ul+ul selectors and it APPEARS that it's not a problem. The problem is the semantic markup is completely shot.
I do agree with kapeka about the calling each category by name. It's a huge pain, but short of including a hacks.php kind of file with your theme it's the only way to do it without breaking the functionality of other themes in your wordpress install. I'll say it again [a little clearer]: hacking links.php itself is NOT the way to go. doing so WILL cause problems with the layout [read: CSS styling] of other themes, including the default. Better to call your links from get_links() or [for the brave-ish] hacking the function in some kind of manually included php file in your theme. Those of you who don't understand what I'm talking about in that last part can forget I even mentioned that.
O.K., RSL, maybe you are with that, that hacking links.php is not the best way to solve that problem (or maybe in your eyes, it's absolutly no way at all), but I only use one theme, the default one. I think nobody thinks, it should be solved that way in WP generaly. But until they find a way to get it work, it's a passable hack. And if I hack my WP Blog it has no influence on other blogs. And as long as my style is correct, I see no problem.
P.S.: Sorry for the corrupt comment up here. I forgot to change the tags.
P.S.S.: I finaly just have copied the passage from the links.php in WP 1.22 and now it works like before.
I agree wholeheartedly that semantics should be applied when and where possible. My question, however, is what is the argument against using a second-level headline as the title for categories and link sections? What are your suggestions as to what it should be otherwise, given the importance of these titles as both visual and structural elements of the design?
I'd like to note, thatg having the header tag on there is actualy MORE semanticaly correct. That's what the category name is doing there, it IS the header for that group. To remove it makes it less semanticly right. If it's an issue of it not looking right, then the CSS needs to be updated to display the header correctly.
"But until they find a way to get it work, " -- but it DOES work. It isn't broken in any way shape or form. It just happens to be not the way you want it to be.
Sure, TG, you are right. I just compared it to WP 1.22. But in my mind it makes more sense to have it like in WP 1.22.
All the categories are under one main headline. Why should all the link categories now be sorted in another way?
The second header tag introduces a new section in the sidebar.
One section is the archives section. Another is the Categories section. And one section is the Link Section, or the blogroll, or how you want to call it. And in this section i have all my links.
If every link categorie got its own h2 header it breaks this system.
And like I have it on my Blog and like it is managed in the kubrick theme in wp 1.22 you have all the link categories clearly marked as categories. I see no Problem in managing it that way.
Ah, I think I understand now. I don't run into that prob since I control mine on a category by category basis (to control the link cat order and the # of links) so it's less of an issue with me, but I think I understand what you are talking about now.
A simple solution is to change the get_links_list function to take an h-whatever level element as well. I'm sure I'm explaining this all wrong, but the new version of the function could look like get_links_list("id", "
", "
") and apply those heading levels to the output just like the hardcoded h2 is now. Does that make sense?
kapeka: I wasn't critiquing your idea. I rather agreed with it. I was telling other people who might not be using only one theme or whatever that there were indeed dangers in hacking that file directly. A little insurance, if you will, so that I didn't get accused of destroying anyone else's site. ;)
Now I get it. In german we say "A light flashes up" if someone understands something. I think it's quite bright in this room now, cause some lights are flashing up ;-)
Your Idea is good, RSL. I think this would be a good way to manage that problem. I thought in the same way making it optional how the link categories are styled.
I was racking my brain as to why all of a sudden so titles were bigger. Slysharks fix was perfect.
I have to agree that as it stands, the ability to easily customize simple text formatting is "broken" for Links. I can put in the work to get around the limitation (now that I know where the problem is - thanks for that), but this definitely makes WP harder to use for those trying to customize their own pages.
If a formatting attribute must be hard-coded (for programming ease, I presume) it should use unique attributes that can be changed in style.css, independently of other items on the page (that is, no h2 or li). Maybe a fix - sorry, "feature enhancement" - for 1.5.1...
I'm getting bullet points on my
Forgive me for saying so but although it may appear inconvenient there are sound reasons for employing the h2 tags , notwithstanding the fact it is inconsistent with the remainder. Matt likes to throw in the odd CSS challenge. Once we quit ranting and concentrate it is not difficult to fix.
H2 is more semantically correct? That would be like exchanging the usual ordering of a book's Bibliography and Table of Contents!
NuclearMoose asked excellent questions ( #post-129807 ), and RSL's idea ( #post-129834 ) would give users the needed flexibility.
the easiest way to change the way the list looks is through the css file without touching the links.php at all as already said, it might affect other templates.
I fixed the CSS to restore the look I had before upgrading to 1.5, thanks to the advice in this thread, but I wonder whether the semantic whizzes here reckon that one should be consistent about all the heading levels in a sidebar. Should pages, Other, Meta and Categories all be in H2 tags?
things like http:// suddenly showing up before my relative (or in-house) URIs and
 tags appearing where I don't want them....
is irritating.
markup tags should not be hidden deep within the software where users cannot change them. I want to control the horizontal and vertical, and not let the software do it.
If the get_links tag creates an
 tag, then why don't similar tags like the ones for category and archive do the same thing?
here's the differene as reflected on my site:
results in:

People I know

<?php _e('Categories:'); ?>
results in:

Categories:
Thus, only that heading in the sidebar is off from all the other menu headings, which in most themes, tend to be stylistically th same.
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Uncanny Valley is a survival horror game, focusing on a bone chilling story, exploration and heart pounding action."
Uncanny Valley was Greenlit! Keep in mind, everyone who buys the game through our Indiegogo fundraiser for 5 euro will get a code on Steam when the game releases!
Uncanny Valley is a survival horror game that includes a mix of exploring, discovering the story, solving puzzles and a bit of action. We're trying to preserve the old survival horror kind of gameplay instead of following the modern trend of creating a third person shooter with horror elements.
You play as a security guard named Tom at a remote
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charge of the day shift. Nights are long, so Tom starts exploring the facility
and finds things he shouldn't. The story plays a huge part in the game, so
saying anything more would be a major spoiler.
Uncanny Valley's main difference from other games is a thing we like to call the consequence system. Whenever you fail at something, the game goes on, but with harsh consequences for your character that can impact both the story and the gameplay.
For example - you fail at avoiding your attackers,
meaning your character will move slower throughout the game, making it harder
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Why? Because dying and repeating the same section over and over is tedious and leads to frustration. The game stops being scary if you're angry and just want to rush through it, so we think that adding such a system will still keep the tension while adding a new layer to scariness.
a huge, explorable facility with multiple floors and
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- consequence system mechanic
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Old Navy tapped Amy Poehler to star in—as well as help write and create—a new series of ads to run through the summer. In the first spot, which debuted online yesterday and is set to premiere tonight during American Idol, Amy plays an executive at a law firm who is interviewing a candidate for a job. Awestruck by the candidate's Old Navy outfit, Amy promptly offers her the job before storming out to door to run to Old Navy herself. The whole thing is rather cute, all with the tongue-in-cheek solemnity that the Parks and Recreation star does so well.
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Do you keep cash on hand at home just for this sort of situation, or are you sometimes caught off guard and unable to tip for an unexpected delivery?
I don't really know, but I think of them in the same classification as package delivery people. I don't tip the UPS man or the flower guy.
Mom to three very active girls Anna (15), Kayla (12), Maya (9).
I thought you were supposed to, but it's always unexpected and awkward. I had the wits (and cash) about me to tip once when I answered the door to find someone had sent flowers to my mother. However, I just turned up stuff on an internet search saying that you shouldn't tip for flower delivery unless an unusual service was performed and that they do get paid minimum wage, at least, unlike waitstaff. So I'll go back to not feeling guilty:-)
My sister used to be a flower delivery person, and she enjoyed tips when she got them, but I don't think she expected them. Flowers are generally a gift that are paid for by a different party than the addressee, so they would pay the delivery charge or tip or whatever is involved. However, on Valentine's Day, she did get more tips, so I think people were expecting flowers and wanted to be nice.
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1995 BMW 740 • 190 miles
My Ac just shut off out of without warning and never came back on. What are a few things I can start with checking to see if its a major problem or not. I replaced the heater control valve 4 months prior and the heater never really heated. Any suggestions for that once I get power back 2 ac/heater?
October 23, 2012.
October 23, 2012.
The A/C wont work if the system has no refrigerant.
The heater never really heated, what does that mean?
The heater never really heated, what does that mean?
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An expurgated history of some key moments in Bay Area environmental history
1965: Fred Rohe opens New Age Natural Foods on Stanyan Street in San Francisco. He goes on to open the first natural foods restaurant in 1967, Good Karma Cafe on Valencia Street. Rohe would go on to open the first natural foods distribution company in Northern California, New Age Distributing in San Jose in 1970 and found Organic Merchants (OM), the first natural foods retailer trade group.
1967: The Human Be-in is held Jan. 14 in Golden Gate Park (as a prelude to the Summer of Love) with as a major theme higher consciousness, ecological awareness, personal empowerment, cultural and political decentralization.
1967: Alan Chadwick comes to UC Santa Cruz and establishes the Student Garden Project and training program, which would train hundreds of today's organic farmers.
1968: The Whole Earth Catalogue, published by the Point Foundation and edited by Stewart Brand out of Gate 5 Road in Sausalito is introduced, providing tools, philosophy, and reviews to the growing back-to-the-land movement, helping promote ecological living and culture alternative sustainable culture decades before those words became mainstream.
1969: Brower, after losing his job at the Sierra Club in part because of his opposition to the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant, founds Friends of the Earth, the cutting edge activist group that would eventually have affiliates in 77 nations around the globe and become the world's largest grassroots environmental network.
1970: Peninsula resident Neil Young writes and sings the lyrics "Look at Mother Nature on the Run in the 1970s."
1970: Berkeley Ecology Center opens.
1971: Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund is established, marking the beginning of an explosion in environmental law.
1971: Alice Waters opens Chez Panisse, serving up California Cuisine and altering the Bay Area diet helping to create a market for local fresh organic fruits and vegetables. 1971: Berkeley resident Francis Moore Lappé publishes her best-selling book Diet for a Small Planet. Two million copies are sold and as the first book to expose the enormous waste built into U.S. grain-fed meat production, for her a symbol of a global food system creating hunger out of plenty; her effort alters millions of diets.
1971: San Francisco dressmaker Alvin Duskin launches a campaign to limit high-rise office development in San Francisco, creating new allies and a new coalition for urban environmentalism.
1972: The Trust for Public Land, a national, nonprofit land conservation organization that conserves land for people to enjoy as parks, gardens, historic sites, and rural lands, is founded by Huey Johnson, Doug Ferguson and Marty Rosen in San Francisco. TPL would go on to protect 2.8 million acres of land and is key in getting land trusts started in Napa, Sonoma, Marin, Big Sur, and around the state.
1972: The Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge, first urban wildlife refuge in the United States, is established, encompassing 30,000 acres of open bay, salt pond, salt marsh, mudflat, upland and vernal pool habitats located in South Bay.
1972: The Save Our Shores campaign, developed in part by Bay Area residents, results in a state initiative, the Coastal Act of 1972, which is passed by the voters and establishes the first comprehensive coastal watershed policy in the nation.
1974: Berkeley Ecology Center starts the first curbside recycling approach in California, one of first such programs in the nation.
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