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The Android version of Crowman & Wolfboy is now available for FREE on the Google Play Store!
The Android version of Crowman & Wolfboy is now available for FREE on the Google Play Store!
Crowman & Wolfboy has been selected to be in the PAX East Indie Showcase! The Wither team will be attending the Boston event next weekend, 11th - 13th. If you'll be there, make sure to stop by!
Crowman & Wolfboy is 99% of the way into the top 100 games of Steam Greenlight! Help us to get on Steam, by visiting the Crowman & Wolfboy Greenlight page and voting YES!
Crowman & Wolfboy will be on Android this month! So Android users, keep an eye out!
We are currently working on two big things:
1 - The Android version of Crowman & Wolfboy. This will be released in the first half of 2014.
2 - World 2 of Crowman & Wolfboy! This will be released when it's ready :) ...hopefully by mid 2014.
In addition, we have just put the game on Steam's Greenlight. We hope to also see Crowman & Wolfboy on Steam, taking advantage of their new controller's touch pad. So if you have a Steam account, please vote for C&W! Here is the link:
Thank you all for the continued support!
Watch Doyle of Wither Studios eat a Habanero Pepper and then try to pitch Crowman & Wolfboy!
In other news, Crowman & Wolfboy has been receiving some great reviews!
"Endless hours of enjoyment" - 148Apps (4.5/5)
"The controls are tight and responsive, and every error is going to be your fault." - Touch Arcade (4/5)
"A great game, I highly recommend it!" - ShnunGames (video)
"I really can't get enough of this game" - Capsule Computers (10/10)
"Haunting, atmospheric and highly playable" - God is a Geek (8/10)
P.S. If you haven't gotten your free copy yet, send us a message on Kickstarter so we can send you a code. Please don't ask for a code in the comments :)
To celebrate one month in the App Store, Crowman & Wolfboy has gone FREE today, the 18th! This is a one day sale only, so if you haven't gotten a code yet or have friends with iOS devices that you think would like the game, don't miss out!
P.S. If you do miss out and still need a code, we do have more that we will pass out starting tomorrow.
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Identification of a ferrireductase required for efficient transferrin-dependent iron uptake in erythroid cells.
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The reduction of iron is an essential step in the transferrin (Tf) cycle, which is the dominant pathway for iron uptake by red blood cell precursors. A deficiency in iron acquisition by red blood cells leads to hypochromic, microcytic anemia. Using a positional cloning strategy, we identified a gene, six-transmembrane epithelial antigen of the prostate 3 (Steap3), responsible for the iron deficiency anemia in the mouse mutant nm1054. Steap3 is expressed highly in hematopoietic tissues, colocalizes with the Tf cycle endosome and facilitates Tf-bound iron uptake. Steap3 shares homology with F(420)H(2):NADP(+) oxidoreductases found in archaea and bacteria, as well as with the yeast FRE family of metalloreductases. Overexpression of Steap3 stimulates the reduction of iron, and mice lacking Steap3 are deficient in erythroid ferrireductase activity. Taken together, these findings indicate that Steap3 is an endosomal ferrireductase required for efficient Tf-dependent iron uptake in erythroid cells.
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Patriot powers through KingCo tourney
May 20, 2014
Jenny Adams takes second at KingCo tennis tournament
Liberty High School tennis player Jenny Adams is going solo this year.
Almost a year after she took second place in the state's doubles tournament alongside Kristy Braunston, Adams delved into the 2014 postseason as a singles player.
The switch came with a few nerves, Liberty tennis coach Mike Salokas said, but you wouldn't know it after Adams earned second place in the KingCo 3A tennis tournament May 15.
"Jenny was a little uncomfortable going into the KingCo tournament," Salokas said. "Last year, she and Kristy Braunston teamed in doubles and had great success in the postseason."
Girls tennis titles on the line at KingCo
May 20, 2014
The 28 singles players and 28 doubles teams that converged on the Skyline High School tennis courts last week knew they'd have to be on top of their games.
At the Class 4A KingCo Conference girls tennis championships, only the two finalists in singles and doubles were guaranteed berths into the state tournament, while the third-place finisher had to win a crossover match with a Wesco Conference foe to get there.
As it turned out, the competition wasn't the only thing that proved daunting over the course of the three-day event. Eighty-degree temperatures greeted the players in the afternoons, making fitness even more vital.
Spartans wallop Wolves in KingCo girls tennis
April 29, 2014
Tarika Sivakumar and Rianna Eduljee had never played together before, but the Skyline High School tennis duo looked like old pros when they hit the court last week.
Eduljee, a junior, and Sivakumar, a sophomore, were paired up in the No. 1 doubles slot when Skyline hosted Eastlake April 22 in a Class 4A KingCo Conference match.
Eduljee and Sivakumar had relatively little trouble beating Alison Tran and Angela Zou, winning 6-4, 6-0 to lead the Spartans to a 7-0 victory over the Wolves.
Liberty nets season's first conference win
September 17, 2013
In the first set of Marek Pierepiekarz's Sept. 12 match against Juanita's Branden Nokes, the Liberty High School sophomore was in complete control.
As the sun beat down and the sweat began to bead across his forehead, Pierepiekarz twirled his tennis racket with ease between serves while making quick work of Nokes on the way to a 6-0 first-set victory at the Tibbetts Park Tennis Courts.
Girls tennis teams are double trouble at state
June 4, 2013
The top doubles tennis teams from Liberty and Issaquah high schools had a lot in common this season.
Both teams paired a senior with a junior. Issaquah's girls team consisted of senior Sam Garrard and junior Kelsey Wilson, while Liberty had a similar duo of senior Kristy Braunston and junior Jenny Adams.
The teams each took second place at the KingCo championship. Garrard and Wilson finished second to Garfield in the 4A tournament, while Braunston and Adams fell to Mercer Island in the 3A competition.
Finally, in what was a rematch of the KingCo championship for both teams, each earned second-place medals in the state tournament.
Skyline's Aman Manji places third in tennis
May 28, 2013
Skyline High School senior Aman Manji finished third in the state boys singles tennis tournament May 25 after defeating Oscar Burney, of Garfield, 7-6, 7-6.
Manji started his run with a 6-0, 6-2 victory over Aaron Park, of Stadium. He then defeated Derek Welch, of Kentlake, 6-2, 6-2. Manji then lost to eventual second-place finisher Alex Marcinkowski, of Gonzaga Prep, 6-1, 6-1.
The Skyline boys doubles team of Alex Wu and Brayden Hansen finished fifth after defeating Chase Hassig and Henry Wurst, of Bellarmine Prep, 6-2, 1-6, 7-5.
Issaquah, Liberty doubles tennis teams take second in state
May 28, 2013
Issaquah and Liberty high schools each sent doubles' tennis teams to the state tournament this year, and each returned home with hardware.
The Liberty High School duo of Kristy Braunston and Jenny Adams took second place at the 3A state tournament in Kennewick. They are the first Patriots in school history to make state.
Braunston and Adams won three straight matches to reach the state finals in a rematch of the KingCo and District championships.
Patriots tennis duo punches ticket to state
May 21, 2013
At the beginning of the spring sports season, the Liberty tennis team's top two singles' players approached coach Mike Salokas and informed him that they were going to make the state tournament this year, and they were going to do it as a doubles team.
Fast forward just a few months later, and it appears that Jenny Adams and Kristy Braunston are geniuses as they prepare to head to Kennewick to compete in the state championship May 24 and 25.
"My greatest coaching accomplishment this year is saying OK to them playing doubles in the KingCo tournament," Salokas said.
Liberty's doubles team advances to districts
May 14, 2013
The Liberty High School doubles tennis team of Jenny Adams and Kristy Braunston made history at the KingCo tournament.
The duo took second place, good for the No. 2 seed to the district tournament held May 14 and 15 at Lower Woodland Park in Seattle.
Skyline cruises to win over Eastlake
April 23, 2013
After having two of its singles matches decided in tie-breaking sets, the Skyline High School tennis team beat Eastlake 6-1 April 16.
"Skyline's our rival. Obviously, we want to win, and when we can't win, we want to put up a good match," said the Eastlake Wolves' coach Bud Peterson. "They are a good team. We had our hands full from the get-go."
Thanks to inclement weather, including hail earlier that day, the match almost didn't happen. Giving the court extra time to dry out, the two neighboring teams got started about 30 minutes late. Once they did, though, many of the girls found themselves face-to-face with very familiar opponents.


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Mardi Patty Gras Crawl
We dare you to say it five times fast. It's the Mardi Patty Gras Crawl and it's coming to Downtown Petoskey on Friday, March 6! A fresh take on the always popular progressive dinners, this foodie crawl is bringing life to downtown during a typically quiet time of the year.
Tickets for the Mardi Patty Gras Crawl are just $30 and are on sale now and available at the Downtown Office, located on Park Avenue, a pedestrian pathway that borders Pennsylvania Park in the block between Lake and Bay Streets. To make reservations or for more information call 231.348.0388.
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Join the merchants of Downtown Petoskey for the Holiday Open House, the region's premier holiday season event!
Held the first Friday in December, December 4, 2015 from 6 to 9 pm, the Holiday Open House begins with an appearance by Santa Claus, who flies in to town to light the giant Christmas tree in Pennsylvania Park! After the tree lighting Santa will sit in the Gazebo and listen to children's holiday wishes. At the tree lighting ceremony the Little Traverse Civic Theater will be performing carols, and the winner of the Treasure Downtown Contest, as well as the winner of the Holiday Window Contest, will be announced. The interview with Santa and the tree lighting countdown will be featured live on 9&10 News.
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Addresses flaw that caused debugging crash with iOS 6 devices
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The notes also list "additional bug fixes and stability improvements," possibly referring to improvements in iCloud Keychain, which was introduced with iOS 7.0.3. Xcode 5.x include SDKs for Mavericks (10.9), Mountain Lion (10.8) and iOS 7, featuring "continuous integration bots" that help build and test iOS and OS X apps on OS X Server, a Source Control menu that can create new Git repositories on Mac servers, and a Debug Gauge for energy usage in apps, reflecting Apple's recent interest in power conservation and efficiency inside applications.


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Victory or Valhall! With the release of Crusader Kings II: The Old Gods, the time has come once again to weave a stirring saga of war, love, betrayal, and adventure. This is the Crusader Kings Chronicle: Lords of the North.
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The year is 867 A.D., a transitional period between the Early and High Middle Ages, and the height of the Viking Age. Like in CK2's default start date of 1066, the conflict between Christianity and Islam is a defining trait of the age... but there are still many who refuse to follow the Abrahamic god in any of his forms.
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Crusader Kings II is a strategy game that simulates medieval Europe, down to the hundreds of lords, kings, concubines, and lowborn people of interest that populate it. Every character has traits (such as Brave, Lustful, and Cruel), and they all interact based on opinions they have of one another.
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When it came time to decide whom to play as from the hundreds of possibilities, I remembered a phrase that came out of an interview I did with Crusader Kings game designer Chris King : "I can be the poorest count in Norway. But if I have a high enough Prestige..."
Thus, I've elected to play as, quite literally, the poorest count in Norway. Chief Þórólfr (THOR-olf-er) of the clan Stórr (a name taken from my own Norse ancestors) rules over Nordland, a cold and inhospitable province in the far north of Norway. He grew up along the frigid, frosty fjords, where the cold winds of the North Sea sweep in with a merciless bite. Hard folk are all who can survive here, where the only significant refuge from the cold is Þórólfr's fire-lit hold at Røst. His will not be an easy path to power. But those who must scratch a living from nothing either crumble, or come out all the stronger for it.
I created Þórólfr in CK2´s ruler designer to carve out glory from one of the coldest, harshest backwaters in all of Europe. At 35, he has risen to rule over the hardy people of Nordland. With only one holding, he has no vassals sworn to him. He is unmarried, with no sons... something we will have to fix in a hurry.
Þórólfr has a set of hand-picked Traits, which will affect his stats, and how other characters feel about him:
He is known to his people as a Skilled Tactician on the battlefield, Bright of mind, driven by Ambition but tempered by Patience. He is not without flaws, however, as he is prone to Cruelty and Drunkenness, allows his Lust to get the better of him, and is a bit too Trusting for his own good. He also carries a Wound from the battles with other petty chiefs that bought him his right to rule.
Like most of Scandinavia at this time, Þórólfr follows the old Norse gods—Thor, Odin, Frey, and the rest. In the distant South, the devotees of the White Christ and the Prophet Mohammed seek to spread their ways to the pagans of Europe. Þórólfr laughs at such notions. One day, he will be king. And the Old Ways will be defended to the last under his reign.
In the winter of 867, the new chief of Nordland was wintering in the south, at the hall of Näsborg, as a guest of Chief Rikulfr Ulfing of Austergautland. His councilors felt it wise that he make himself known, and present gifts to the powerful chieftains in the South of Scandinavia. Worthy friends would be needed to make his ambitions of power a reality.
While half-drowned in mead, Þórólfr made the acquaintance of a lowborn serving girl of 16 years, Rikissa, whom he joked had stronger arms than his father. Stumbling before Chief Rikulfr, he announced his intention to take the girl back North as his wife. Rikulfr approved, saying such a servant would be a fine gift in exchange for those Þórólfr had brought him.
Marrying a lowborn girl will hurt my prestige, but she is young, and has the Strong trait, which can be passed on to our children.
On his way home with his new bride, Þórólfr stopped at the various holds along the fjords to meet with their chieftains. Word came to him that raiding was good at the mouth of the Daugava River, where weak tribes of Balts left their loot poorly protected.
The chieftain brought this news to his home, where some 317 loyal men stood ready to set sail with him for riches and glory. Axes were sharpened, and ships readied. Þórólfr meant to make a name for himself among the great Vikings of legend.
I've taken the ambition "Become King of Norway," which allows me to declare war on and subjugate other chieftains in the realm with impunity... as long as I have the strength to back it up. Since Nordland is so poor, however, I don't have the manpower to best any of my neighbors in a stand-up fight. I'll need mercenaries, which means I'll need gold.
And I aim to make this gold the Viking way: raiding the coasts of Europe. Some research has revealed that the Baltic tribe of the Lettigallians are a prime target, with few men to their name and a chieftain that doesn't know his head from his handaxe on the battlefield. I, on the other hand, am a very skilled commander.
317 men on seven ships. With only this did Þórólfr set off as the warm winds of late spring filled the sails, billowing above the dragon heads on the prows. The brave sons of Nordland left tearful families behind on the sweeping fjords, knowing some of them would not return. Failure was not an option. Only by blade and by raid could wealth and comfort be brought back for their kin.
As their ships took port for the night on the isle of Sjælland, disturbing news arrived. Haraldr Fairhair, King of the Ynglings, had caught word of Þórólfr's departure, and had dispatched a fleet of his own to take the hold while it was undefended. This wealthy man who would call himself King of all Norway had proven the depth of his dishonor, and Þórólfr that day swore revenge on him and his house.
This is unexpected. I knew I would have to deal with the Ynglings, most powerful family in the lands and the historical founders of the Kingdom of Norway... but not so soon. There are plenty of cheiftains to subjugate between Haraldr and myself, and it seems odd that he would single me out first. There is nothing to be done about it, and to spare my people suffering in a pointless, unwinnable war, I'm swearing myself to Haraldr as a vassal... for now.
Seven days after Midsummer, after nearly 60 days at sea, Þórólfr's band arrived in the land of the Lettigallians. They beached their ships and leaped out onto the sand, marching for the nearest village with a fury in their hearts stoked by the wicked King Haraldr's treachery.
Settlements burned, and valuables were carried back by the armloads as the Balts fled from their homes before the terror of the Norsemen. The raiders continued their foray down the Daugva river, the shallow drafts of the longships allowing them passage. They were met by a paltry force under the local chief near the town of Rezekne, but the unworthy warriors caused them no grief. The Northmen's shield wall held, and the Balts dashed their numbers against it.
Eleven Norsemen entered Valhall across two skirmishes, while some 60 of the enemy were left bleeding on their own soil. Emboldened, Þórólfr's host crossed the river into the land of the Zemigallians and the Curonians to find yet more plunder. They met no resistance, as the local chieftains feared to even raise their armies against the Northern scourge. From there, the ships headed back West, raiding the Pommeranians on the northern coast of the mainland.
On the 7th of February, 869, Þórólfr's first son was born, named Ragnarr.
I finally have an heir, and he's inherited the Bright trait from me, giving him a +3 to all stats. With a proper education, he will make a very fitting successor—when my current character dies, I will take over playing as him.
Some two months later, the raiding fleet finally arrived home with their ships loaded full of plunder. The chieftain saw his son for the first time, and called a great celebration to mark the good fortune the gods had granted to his house. There was much feasting, singing, and drinking... but as Þórólfr retired for the night, his mind returned to thoughts of vengeance on King Haraldr.
I've brought home enough gold to hire some mercenaries, but not for very long. My plans also have to change now that I'm a vassal of the Ynglings. I can still subjugate other rulers in Norway, but I won't be able to form a Duke-level title, since my liege is a Petty King (which is equivalent to a Duke). This means that I can't give away land to any vassal counts, as that would make them the same rank as me and release them from my service.
So until Haraldr forms Norway (making him a proper King), or I win a bid for independence, I'll have to rule over everything I conquer directly. This can be problematic, as having more direct holdings than my Stewardship skill can support means I won't be able to tax them efficiently, and my vassals will get annoyed with me for not spreading the wealth around.
For now, I'll continue to raid until I can support a mercenary army in the long-term. When my coffers are full and my armies mighty, the time to break free from Fairhair's fetters will come...
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Cornwall is a great location for family holidays. There is much to keep adults interested while providing enjoyment for children at the same time. Read on for information on child's activities in and around the Flushing and Falmouth area.
Elemental UKlocation: Swanpool Beach, Falmouth, Cornwall, TR11 5BG Elemental are a Falmouth company who offer all sorts of water based adventures including canoeing, sailing, surfing, coasteering, wind surfing, raft making and stand-up paddle boarding. Swanpool's sheltered location and calm waters - which are protected from the wind in most directions - makes it ideal for the safe launch of small sailing boats and paddle craft. Their kids club is ideal for parents who want a quite couple of hours while the children learn valuable skills and, above all, enjoy themselves! The guys at Elemental tell us that their aim is 'to help people get the most from the coast by immersing them in the challenges and thrills of the natural world, all while learning valuable skills and having fun' - which sounds pretty good to us! They can even offer delivery of kayaks and equipment to your holiday home. For more details have a look at their website. www.elementaluk.com
Flushing Arts WeekA colourful highlight of May in the village, Flushing Arts Week is an eclectic mix of events, galleries and shows that celebrate the visual, performance and acoustic arts with all that's great about Flushing rising to the fore. The week-long festival runs from Sunday to Sunday and this year includes musical performance, theatre, a trail around secret gardens, exhibitions, a film night among many other events. One great feature of the week is the door art competition where villagers and visitors alike create minor works of art to decorate their residence and prizes are awarded. As you might expect, the local pubs also pitch in with the Royal Standard providing an evening where you can 'meet the portrait artists' on the Tuesday and a very popular quiz 'with an art twist' takes place at the Seven Stars. This year marks the tenth anniversary of this very popular cultural event and booking for accommodation and events is highly recommended. Use the search function on this website to find accommodation or for more information on Flushing Arts Week please click here. Please note that prior registration is required for many of the events in Flushing Arts Week.
Flushing Village RegattaJuly in Flushing and it's time to get in the spirit for Flushing Regatta Week where there is relentless entertainment for all the family. The streets are laced in colourful bunting for events that range from a street carnival to riding on trawlers, crab catching, racing snails and, oh yes, a sailing boat regatta. This year festivities kick off on Saturday July 18 and run through to Sunday July 26 with the carnival taking place on Saturday July 25. Many events take place on the Bowling Green which has beautiful views across Falmouth, the Carrick Roads and out to sea. This is where pampered pets are judged in a pet show, there are various stalls and there is an award for the keeper of the speediest snail in the ever-popular snail race which is run in accordance with Cornish Snail Racing Federation rules. Ferry Quay also acts as a stage for visitors and villagers of all ages as they go head-to-head with crafty crustaceans in a crab catching competition. There are trawler and praam dinghy races which are followed an energetic display of costume and tomfoolery in the Grand Carnival. The event is rounded off by an open air service on New Quay that marks the end of the celebrations. More information on Flushing Regatta Week is available on the event's Facebook page.
The Eden Projectlocation: St Austell, PL24 2SG
Eleven years ago this place was a barren, exhausted china clay pit. Now its massive Biomes (one of which is the biggest greenhouse in the world) and millions of plants bear witness to what can be achieved by a can-do attitude and the tenacity of the human spirit.
Eden is as potent a symbol of hope for the future as you could find anywhere on earth. That's the big stuff…simple pleasures await you here too: imaginative children's play areas, impromptu storytelling, workshops for all ages, a wide choice of delicious food, a shop full of amazing stuff from all over the world – and just sniffing the flowers of course!www.edenproject.com
Falmouth Maritime Museumlocation: Falmouth, TR11 3QY
The Falmouth National Martime Museum makes a fun and affordable day out for all of the family, housed on Falmouth harbour-side the museum has something for everyone from seafaring enthusiasts to families. There are a large selection of exhibits covering a range of nautical subjects including 'The Curiousity Shop' showing all things weird and wonderful, and 'The Survival Zone' telling amazing stories of survival. There are also fun and educational workshops for kids with lots of opportunities for kids to interact as well as nautical themed play areas.www.nmmc.co.uk
St Michael's Mountlocation: Marazion, TR17 0EF
Stroll across the causeway where a legendary giant once walked. Follow the footsteps of pilgrims. Boat hop to an island where modern life meets layers of history. Discover a medieval castle, a sub-tropical paradise and a close-knit island community. Delve into the history of a fortress, a priory, a harbour and a home. Stray from the mainland on foot or by boat and get up close to the beguiling beauty of the castle-topped isle standing proud in Mount's Bay. Come ashore for a family outing, a tour of the castle or a garden visit.www.stmichaelsmount.co.uk
National Seal Sanctuarylocation: Gweek, TR12 6UG
The Sanctuary started in the winter of 1958 when a baby seal, only a few hours old, was washed up on the beach at St Agnes. Ken Jones lived with his wife just one hundred yards from the beach, he picked up the pup and took it back to his small garden. For many years he ran a rescue centre for seals and oiled birds. News of his work spread, and he received more and more calls about injured seals. Today the Sanctuary has nursery pools, convalescence, and resident pools, and a specially designed hospital. The hospital over the years has been extended to include isolation pools, as well as treatment and preparation areas.www.sealsanctuary.co.uk
Lost Gardens of Heliganlocation: Nr St Ewe, PL26 6EN
Heligan was recently dubbed 'The Nation's Favourite Garden' by BBC Gardeners' World viewers after the award-winning restoration of its productive gardens, but this is just one of many features that make this a fantastic year-round destination.
The 22-acre 'jungle' was created as a horticultural playground to indulge the passion for sub-tropical plants that swept the country over a hundred years ago. Now some of the most lush vegetation in the country can be found in this steep-sided valley garden, including the largest collection of tree ferns in Europe, thickets of bamboo and a banana plantation.www.heligan.com
The Minack Theatrelocation: Porthcurno, TR19 6JU
The Minack Open Air Theatre in one of the most beautiful settings one can find anywhere in the World. Perched high on the Cliffs , with the stunning blue sea of the Atlantic Ocean, and the wonderful coastal vista of Porthcurno Bay with Logan Rock as a backdrop. Many visitors arrive at the Minack imagining it was built by invading Romans, but the real truth is even more remarkable. From 1931 until she died in 1983 the Minack Theatre was planned, built and financed by one determined woman. This is a 'must visit' for everyone!www.minack.com
Crealy Adventure Parklocation: Wadebridge, PL27 7RA
Crealy offers maximum fun, inside and out, with fantastic rides, animal encounters and parkland. An award winning family attraction and an unforgettable day packed with magic, fun, adventure and relaxation for the whole family; go wild on the Thunder Falls Log Flume, Raging Rivers Water Slide, Viking Warrior Pirate Ship, and in the huge indoor play areas. Ride, feed, or cuddle the animals in 'Animal Realm'. Relax and unwind around the lake. Enjoy the Sunflower Maze, plus great restaurants and cafés and a fantastic gift shop.www.crealy.co.uk
Falmouth Surf Schoollocation: Falmouth, TR11 4QU
Surfing is every bit as much fun as it looks and the true Cornish experience is not complete without riding the waves! Falmouth Surf School offers you the day of a lifetime with truly 'no worries'. They provide the experience, expertise and enthusiasm to ensure that you and your family have the time of your lives, safe in the knowledge that our fully qualified and expert staff will get you cruising on clean Atlantic waves and feeling the rush that only surfing can bring! Falmouth Surf School provide transport to wherever the best waves are and all equipment including wetsuits and boards. Your first surf can change your life forever. It's hard to believe anything this fun can be healthy!www.falmouthsurfschool.co.uk
Padstow Lobster Hatcherylocation: South Quay, Padstow PL28 8BL
The main attraction has to be seeing the young lobsters growing up ready to be released, but there is also a resident giant lobster, 'Dai the Claw' and Edible and Spider Crabs. The hatchery displays a wealth of information about lobsters, the fishery and marine conservation, as well as activities for all ages. Staff are always on hand to answer your questions and make sure you get the most from your visit, and there is a gift shop area with sea-life related goods and a range of books about marine life and Cornwall.www.nationallobsterhatchery.co.uk
Flushing Beachlocation: Flushing, TR11 5TZ
Flushing even has it's own beach! The beach is a mixture of sand and shingle and there is a small area of grass suitable for picnics. Like the other small river beaches nearby it is rarely crowded. There are fantastic walks around the headland to Mylor Yacht Harbour. The beach is perfect for picnics, playing with the kids, or just relaxing. During Flushing regatta week it plays host to the famous sandcastle building competition. Access is easy and the beach is dog friendly all year.www.visitcornwall.com/flushing-beach
Ships & Castles Leisure Poollocation: Falmouth, TR11 4NG
One of Falmouth's premier attractions, the Leisure Pool at Ships & Castles provides daily fun for all the family throughout the year for visitors and residents alike. With lots of exciting features including a wave machine which brings the thrill of the ocean in-doors and a river ride which sweeps you along at an exciting speed. These features are activated about every 20 minutes during fun sessions only.The 70 metre flume is the longest in the region and is a surefire hit with children and adults. There is a shallow beach area for little ones to play away from the main area; introducing them to the excitement of the pool at their own pace.www.shipsandcastles.co.uk
Swanpool Beachlocation: Falmouth, TR11 5BG
Swanpool Beach is another very sheltered beach offering quite safe bathing. The golden sand is littered here and there with rocks. All the usual amenities are close at hand and due to its proximity to Falmouth, Swanpool is often quite crowded, especially in summer. Behind the beach lies the Swan Pool that gave the beach its name. There are excellent views across Falmouth Bay and a couple of other good beaches close by - namely Maenporth to the south and Gyllyngvase to the northeast.www.swanpoolbeach.co.uk


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Picture a huge, decaying Greek Revival mansion in the middle of nowhere. Now, take a family, the Rolfs, Ben (Oliver Reed), his wife Marian (Karen Black), their son Davy (Lee H. Montgomery) and Ben's aunt, Elizabeth (Bette Davis) and have them searching for the perfect country home to escape to for the summer. Marian has found an ad in the paper and she, Ben and Davy drive out to see if this could be their getaway from the city. Now, add in the eccentric owners of this decrepit house, Roz and her invalid brother Arnold Allardyce (Eileen Heckart and Burgess Meredith, as a great "old codger") who have an offer WAY too good to be true. That if the Rolfs will love the house "the way Brother and I love it", says Roz, they can have the house for $900. For the entire summer! Ben immediately suspects something is very wrong about an offer like that for a house the size of the Allardyce house and, indeed, there is one "small catch". That the Rolfs see to the nutritional needs of the Allardyces' elderly mother who lives in a suite of rooms at the top of the house and never leaves her rooms for anything. After much badgering by Marian and a night of being given the cold shoulder in bed, Ben reluctantly agrees and Marian calls to accept their offer. If only Roz and Arnold had been a bit more explicit about Mother's "nutritional needs"…
Thus begins Dan ("Dark Shadows") Curtis' production of Robert Marasco's best-selling novel, "Burnt Offerings", a somewhat predictable but nevertheless chilling film about a house which seems to feed off every tragedy that occurs within it's confines. At the opening, as Marian and Ben are looking around and waiting on Arnold Allardyce, their son Davy, playing outside, falls and skins his knee. Later, when the caretaker Walker (Dub Taylor) starts to throw away one of the hundreds of dead or dying plants in the greenhouse, Arnold stops him and points out that there is new growth on the plant. While cleaning the pool, Ben tries to drown Davy in what seems to be some sort of fit of possession after finding a pair of broken spectacles at the bottom of the pool. Later, Davy is nearly killed by a gas leak in his room as well as nearly drowned again by that damn pool while showing off for his father. Feisty Aunt Elizabeth, who loves to paint and play with her great-nephew Davy, slowly wastes away once she moves into the house. And all the while, Marian becomes more and more obsessed with the house and with caring for the never-seen Mrs. Allardyce, spending hours in her rooms, dusting her collection of hundreds of photos and listening to her haunting music box. Marian also begins to physically change, her clothing and hairstyles looking more and more old-fashioned while a bolt of snow-white hair appears at her temple.
In one of the most frightening series of scenes in the film, Ben begins to have nightmares of his mother's funeral when he was a young boy and the chauffeur (Anthony James) of the car he and his father rode in has got to be one of the most frightening personages ever seen. Even while working out in the yard one bright sunny afternoon, Ben thinks he hears an approaching car but suddenly recognizes the sound of a much older vintage vehicle and begins to freak out as a vintage hearse with it's horrific driver appears around a bend in the road and the driver gets out to open the door to "welcome" Ben in. There are several other visitations by The Chauffeur, as fans of the movie refer to him, and each one packs a punch. Especially the one which involves poor Aunt Elizabeth.
Ben awakes one morning to discover to his horror that the house is "rejuvenating" itself, shedding it's skin one might say. Shingles, window shutters, the boards of the house itself are falling away, revealing fresh new carpentry beneath. Ben tries to escape with Davy but an accident stops them and Ben is injured. Soon after this event, Marian is persuaded that it is in the family's best interest to get the hell out of that house but, as in any movie like this, that is not going to be so easy. The ending in the film is a bit more understandable than I recall the ending of the book was, but it's been a while since I read the book. Suffice it to say that the book was written in 1973, some two or three years before Stephen King's "The Shining", to which there are similarities.
The house in the film has been used many times in other movies. It is Dunsmuir House and Gardens near Oakland, California and many horror fans may recall that it was used as the funeral home in "Phantasm" (1979) so it's "creepy factor" is pretty authentic. The cinematography by Jacques Marquette has an annoying gauzy look to it and the score by Bob Cobert has some unnerving elements, particularly when The Chauffeur makes an appearance. The movie's pace is slow so if you're not the patient type, you may want to pass on "Burnt Offerings" but for those of us who read the book or saw the movie when it first came out and were scared witless by The Chauffeur, seeing it again should be a "fun" experience.
Oh Anthony James! Where have you gone?
Review by Elaine Lamkin
May 2005


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For USD's football team, the 2012 season comes down to one day, one game.
The Toreros (7-3, 6-1) take their five-game winning streak against Marist (4-6, 3-4) next Saturday at noon Pacific time in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. It's a make-up game that was postponed Nov. 3 because of the impacts of Superstorm Sandy.
Beat Marist, and the Toreros share the Pioneer Football League title with Butler and Drake.
Lose, and it's been a nice season, but not a great season. For the Toreros, it will be their second straight PFL title if they can win.
"It's rewarding because of all the work we put in during the offseason and the fact we're getting a chance to repeat as champs," said junior quarterback Mason Mills, who has completed 229 of 327 passes this season for 18 touchdowns against 11 interceptions. "It makes everything we've done worth it."
USD beat Davidson 17-10 last week to set up the showdown with Marist. The team practiced Tuesday, but head coach Ron Caragher gave the team off until today. They'll return for one last week of practice, some bonus time due to the postponement. In a way it's a warm-up for next year when the Pioneer Football League title will get an automatic bid in the Division I Football Championship Subdivision playoffs.
"That's how we look at it," Caragher said. "Our young guys have been scrimmaging, and we'll get seven extra practices out of this. That's going to help us going into the offseason and in spring ball."
Starting next year, the PFL winner will be placed in the 24-team bracket by the NCAA Football Championship selection committee along with 15 at-large qualifiers. The committee will select its eight national seeds which will receive first-round byes. The remaining 16 teams will then be placed in the bracket with an emphasis on geographical proximity.
Also next year, the PFL will expand to 12 teams. Mercer University in Georgia and Stetson University in Florida will be added to the league, the nation's only non-scholarship, football-only NCAA FCS conference.
"It's another goal to fight for, to win the conference and play in the playoffs," Mills said. "But right now, we're concentrating on Marist. We'll talk about next year's playoffs after that game."
Junior running back Joe Ferguson was named the PFL's Offensive Player of the Week for gaining 170 yards and scoring two touchdowns in the 17-10 win at Davidson. He finished with 188 all-purpose yards filling in for freshman Dallas Kessman, who missed the game with a concussion.
"I wouldn't want to be anywhere else in the world right now," Ferguson said. "Football is my life. I'm just glad Coach Caragher gives me the opportunity to be here on Manchester Field and practicing. I wish we had two, three more weeks to play."
Caragher said Marist will be tough. Just like the Toreros, the Red Foxes have improved on defense as the season progressed. They're playing very strong right now.
"Marist has a very solid defense," Caragher said. "They have very physical safeties, good open-field tacklers. They have a really good defensive line, and they put pressure on the quarterback. They have a unique front. They play that 3-3, Rocky Long-type defense, 3-3 stack, and it creates some confusion with the offense in terms of blocking and play assignments. That's their strength. They play hard."
USD's games with Marist have been close lately, and Caragher expects another close one Saturday. USD beat Marist 13-7 last year, 14-10 in 2010 and 17-10 in 2009.


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Despite declining bee and butterfly populations from agricultural chemicals, on Saturday the US Senate approved President Barack Obama's nomination for chief agricultural negotiator in the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, Monsanto lobbyist Islam Siddiqui.
"Dr. Siddiqui's confirmation is a step backward," said Tierra Curry, a scientist at the Center for Biological Diversity (the "Center"). "His appointment ensures the perpetuation of pesticide- and fossil-fuel-intensive policies, which undermine global food security and imperil public health and wildlife."
As undersecretary for marketing and regulatory programs at the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Siddiqui oversaw the development of the first national organic labeling standards, which allowed sewage sludge-fertilized, genetically modified, and irradiated food to be labeled as organic, reports the Center. After a nationwide campaign spearheaded by the Organic Consumers Association (OCA) in which the USDA was deluged with 280,000 irate letters and emails, Siddiqui, Monsanto, and the USDA backed off.
Apparently to no avail.
Siddiqui is a former pesticide lobbyist and is currently vice president of science and regulatory affairs at CropLife America, a biotech and pesticide trade group that lobbies to weaken environmental laws. He takes the absurd position that pesticides are not pollutants because they're not intended to be pollutants.
He also posits that regulations of pesticide use in the name of human health and other concerns violates international trade laws. Spoken like a true corporatist: profits supercede health.
CropLife has lobbied to allow pesticides to be tested on children and to allow the continued use of persistent organic pollutants and ozone-depleting chemicals, like methyl bromide, Dr. Marcia Ishii-Eiteman reports. CropLife also petitioned Michelle Obama to use pesticides in the organic White House garden and fought county initiatives in California banning genetically modified foods.
Siddiqui vowed to further pressure the European Union to accept more genetically modified crops (GMOs). As an Indian-American, Siddiqui's appointment will likely assist Monsanto's spread in India, where the press already welcomes him. In February, we saw a dramatic power play between the biotech industry, along with its supporting governmental agencies, and a well-organized public resistance to the spread of GMOs.
Choosing Siddiqui, according to OCA, "signals to the rest of the world that the United States plans to continue down the failed path of high-input and energy-intensive industrial agriculture by promoting toxic pesticides, inappropriate seed biotechnologies and unfair trade agreements on nations that do not want and can least afford them."
Third World Ag Experiment in Detroit
In a related current event, biotech ag developers and investors are buying up parcels of land throughout the economically depressed city of Detroit, Michigan, which was once the fourth most-populated city in the U.S. Lots are monocultured with genetically modified corn for use as a biofuel, or monocultured with organic vegies for food, or with trees.
Several questions arise with this plan. Is biotech the best use of that land, considering all the petro-ag chemicals that will toxify the lake and the groundwater? Also consider that that land and water table has suffered decades of industrial waste abuse, and now will endure chemical runoff. How lot owners plan to protect organic lots from contamination by petro-ag chemicals remains to be seen.
When biotech ag developers go after the land of poor folks (as in Africa or India, Brazil or Peru), poor folks lose. One has to wonder if in the Detroit experiment we see a recipe for Love Canal, Motown Style.
Rady Ananda, Biotech Battle Escalates; India Prepares to Sue GMOGiants, COTO Report, 21 Feb 2010.
Center for Biological Diversity, Obama Puts Pesticide Pusher in Charge of Agricultural Trade Relations, 28 Mar 2010.
Environmental Justice, Dioxin Homepage (Monsanto's Dioxin-Agent Orange in Love Canal), 2006.
Dr. Marcia Ishii-Eiteman, Backgrounder on Siddiqui and Croplife America, Food First, Sep 2009.
GMWatch, Obama Backs Public Subsidy of Biofuels despite Eco-trash, Food Shortages, 16 Mar 2010; includes:
The Trouble with Biofuel by Eli Witek (college student paper, ); and
Ethan Huff, Investors are buying up Detroit and turning it into farmland, Natural News, 27 Mar 2010.
Organic Consumers Assn, 98 Organizations Oppose Obama's Monsanto Man, Islam Siddiqui, for US Agricultural Trade Representative, Feb 2010.
Sonia Shah, Behind Mass Die-Offs, Pesticides Lurk as Culprit, Yale e-360, 1 Jan 2010.
Survival International, Genocide for Land Grab: News from Survival Tribes, Aug 2009.
The Hindu, Islam Siddiqui appointed U.S. chief Agriculture Negotiator, 28 Mar 2010.
Frosty Woolridge, Woolridge Report of Detroit and Why the US Is Next, Oct 2009.
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The camera loves this girl..
It's safe to say that none of the men in this picture is the father of that child.
Love the dress, love the shoes, love the hair thingie.
Look at the dudes around her. If she is trying to get lucky she sure is in the wrong place. Really makes you feel sad for her.
However, on another note, in a couple years you won't even remember this chicks name so it really doesn't matter.
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Anne Louviere McDonald, 70, a native of Thibodaux and resident of Chacahoula, died at 3:15 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2007.
Visitation will be from 6 to 10 p.m. today at Thibodaux Funeral Home and from 8 a.m. to funeral time Thursday at St. Lawrence Catholic Church in Chacahoula. Mass will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at the church, with burial in the church cemetery.
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Czech Republic captain Tomas Rosicky will be back in shape in time to lead his side at UEFA EURO 2012, after picking up a leg injury in action with his club Arsenal, team doctor Petr Krejci said on Tuesday.
"He's suffering from a pulled muscle. There's swelling in the muscle and some bruising," Krejci was told isport.cz. "The treatment is ongoing and he's having physical therapy. He'll be fine for the European championship," he added.
The 31-year-old midfielder, who has scored 20 times in 85 games since his debut for the national side in 2000, joined the squad on Tuesday at their training camp in Austria. The knock means he is expected to follow a lighter programme than his team-mates for a few days.
As a precaution, Czech manager Michal Bilek has called up Viktoria Plzen's young midfielder Vladimir Darida. "If towards the end of the week Tomas is still not 100 per cent ready then Darida will be selected for the EURO, at the expense of an already selected player," Bilek said on Sunday.
Bilek is due to reveal his final team list in Prague on 29 May, the final day allowed under European championship rules. The Czechs are in Group A at the tournament and start off their campaign against Russia on 8 June.
That will be followed by a 12 June match with EURO 2004 champions Greece, who eliminated them in the 2004 semi-finals, before they round off their group fixtures against co-hosts Poland on 16 June.
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That is something you have to consider in today's battle, the leftist movements of Latin America." Venezuelan President Hugo ChavezVenezuelan President Hugo Chavez has hailed the leftist movements that have swept Latin America at a gathering of regional left-wing parties known as the Sao Paulo Forum. "That is something you have to consider in today's battle, the leftist movements of Latin America," Chavez stated at the closing ceremony of the three-day forum in Caracas on Friday. "Comrades! What beautiful things, the movements that have begun in Bolivia, Ecuador, Argentina, and in Brazil; in Central America, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, and a lot of other countries. I am fortunate to have seen the births of these movements with all of you," he added. Chavez also affirmed the positive effect of the forum in helping left-wing governments get elected throughout Latin America. The 18th San Paulo Forum, held in Venezuela for the first time, was called the largest gathering ever of leftist parties in Latin America, with some 600 representatives from political parties, as well as government leaders, attending the gathering. The forum was first organized by Brazil's Workers Party in 1990 in Sao Paulo and addresses various issues, including food, safety, immigration, labor movements, and climate change. The forum adopted the Declaration of Caracas, which condemns neoliberal economics and claims it is one of the major causes of the world's lingering economic crisis. The forum also condemned the Paraguayan "parliamentary coup," in which the lower house of country's legislature impeached President Fernando Lugo for "poorly discharging his duties" and the senate voted to remove him from office on June 22. MRS/MF/HGL


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Meet the new Jackie Chan: Tony Jaa, star of Thailand's martial arts epic "Ong-Bak: The Thai Warrior."
Jaa combines Chan's early-career daredevil feats with Jet Li's calm ferocity, generating a powerful cinematic experience reminiscent of Chan's "Drunken Master II" and Li's "The Legend" movies. Gone are the gravity-defying effects of "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" and "Hero"; "Ong-Bak" carves out its place in cinema history with sweat and bruises. Under spare, golden lights, Jaa crushes his opponents with Muay Thai, a close-quarters boxing style that's all knees and elbows, as majestic as it is devastating.
In "Ong-Bak," a rudimentary town-and-country story takes Ting (Jaa) from his tiny village to big-city Bangkok on a quest to recover the stolen head of an ancient Buddha statue. As in many Asian action films, the preoccupation with honor, loyalty and family ties tips over into melodrama. "Ong-Bak" embraces this tradition, though it streamlines the thematic propulsion for optimal fight time.
Ting's Bangkok contact, George (Petchthai Wongkamlao), has been corrupted by a life of gambling, cheating and stealing, disavowing his village and its traditional customs. Caught in the middle, Ting is the innocent-hearted stranger in a strange land who must rely on George's underworld contacts to find the sacred artifact. Thankfully, bumbling George is crooked and inept enough to steer Ting into the hands of bloodthirsty villain Khom Tuan (Sukhaaw Phongwilai), a wheelchair-bound gangland boss who barks orders via an electronic voice box and smokes through a hole in his throat.
Through a convoluted series of events, Tuan has gained control of the head. He also happens to run a fighting syndicate, offering Ting plenty of opportunities to slap down his biggest, scariest opponents with vulnerability and style (watch for his career-making, "Mortal Kombat"-evoking fight against three opponentsone that nearly destroys Tuan's club).
Director Prachya Pinkaew sculpts simply framed, kinetic whole-body battles between and among his principals, relying on John Woo-like slow motion and NFL-inspired replays to emphasize his action, so we can watch Jaa leap under and over cars, through rings of barbed wire and more from different angles. His infusion of comedy elements keeps the story light, without dragging it into the cartoonish.
A new soundtrack, thanks to rights-owner Luc Besson ("La Femme Nikita," "The Professional"), enlivens the whole enterprise, adding a Western edge with modern techno and hip-hop beats.
Already a much-bootlegged, beloved martial arts film in Thailand, "Ong-Bak" delivers a new world action star in Jaa. He isn't the comedian Chan is, and hasn't been on screen long enough to develop Bruce Lee's magnetic machismo. But give him time. Pinkaew tailor-made this film to showcase the former stuntman's jaw-dropping skills (Jaa doubled for Robin Shou in the movie version of "Mortal Kombat") and there's even talk of another Jaa/Pinkaew collaboration.
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Directed by Prachya Pinkaew; screenplay by Suphachai Sithiamphan; photographed by Natawut Kittikun; production design by Akhadaet Kaewchote; score by Atomix Clubbing; edited by Thanat Sunsin; stunts choreographed by Phanna Rithikrai; executive produced by Somsak Techaratanaprasert. In Thai, with English subtitles. A Magnolia Pictures release; opens Friday. Running time: 1:45. MPAA rating R (for sequences of strong violence, language, some drug use and sexuality).
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