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Domaine Bernard et Cristophe Richel
Try a sip off the beaten path with this citrusy French White. Aromas of white flowers. Grapefruit flavors and minerality. Loads of bright fruit. A holiday hit!
This wine's little-known jacquère grapes grow in an 18-acre vineyard in France's small Savoie region, on the mountainous border with Switzerland.
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Mons Meule de Savoie cheese, seafood, oysters, fondue, charcuterie, crab dip, ham
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Sauvignon Blanc
Wafts of jalapeño pepper, Anjou pear and wet stone. Fresh green melon flavors, grapefruit acidity. A plush heft in the body moves to a bright, clean finish.
These grapes grow in Chile's Casablanca Valley, where 120-million-year old granitic soil helps create complexity in the fruit.
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Vermont Creamery Bonne Bouche cheese, oysters, clams, pear and arugula salad, turkey and dressing, turkey soup
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Mâcon-Villages Chardonnay
Aromas of peach and apricot with a touch of citrus. Clean, crisp, beautifully balanced. A food-loving wine!
The grapes for this wine are grown on a chardonnay-dedicated cooperative in the desirable Mâcon-Villages region of southern Burgundy.
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Mons Camembert cheese, seafood, chicken dishes, turkey, mushroom crepes, shrimp and grits, scalloped potatoes
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Pinot Noir
Ripe cherry, plum and lavender aromas. Stone fruit flavors, then white pepper, blackberry, even hints of sassafras and cola. Mouth-filling yumminess.
The grapes for this wine were purposely sourced from three north-facing vineyards in California's Santa Rita Hills where strong, cool ocean winds create great depth of flavor.
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Cabot Clothbound Cheddar aged at Cellars at Jasper Hill, coq au vin, pork tenderloin, mushroom risotto, baby back ribs, squab, quail, turkey
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Wild herb and red berry aromas. Juicy ripe blackberry flavors, a touch of pepper and rustic minerality. Medium bodied, well balanced. The Sicilians know how to make a Red!
Whole Foods Market, winemaker Bobby Lachlan and Sicilian farmers worked as a team to create this wine. Squadra means team in Italian. Presto! A brand is born.
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Parmigiano Reggiano aged 24 months, pasta dishes with meat sauce, lamb, pork roast, beef rib roast
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Marius Red Blend
A big, bold Red. Spicy black fruit aromas. A touch of earthiness. Hints of coffee and pepper balanced with a vanilla note. Full bodied, satisfying finish.
The grapes in this red blend are harvested at different times, with the grenache plucked before the syrah as it requires longer maturation.
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Black Creek Vintage Cheddar aged 2 Years, hearty meats with sauce, chili, burgers, brisket sandwiches, meatloaf, wild mushroom lasagna, campfires
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Joel Gott
Blackberry, strawberry, vanilla aromas. Ripe blueberry and slight butterscotch flavors. Peppy acidity. A long, graceful finish. Elegance for days.
Fifth-generation winemaker Joel Gott is known as an iconoclast who builds beautiful wines with an artist's eye for blending. Makes a great holiday gift!
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Petit Agour sheep's milk cheese, duck, lamb, venison, vegetarian roast, roasted veggies
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Santa Julia Reserva
Mountain Blend
Aromas of red plum, violet and spice. Dark red fruit flavors, stewed berries and cobbler. Velvety mouthfeel. Spice lingers in the full-bodied finish.
The Zuccardi family in Argentina is locally considered winemaking nobility. This is the first vintage of their new blend, and our global wine buyers were the first to taste it.
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Appleby's Double Gloucester cheese, roast beef, brisket, beef tenderloin, date night!
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Old Vine Petite Sirah
Deep plum and blueberry aromas. Warm spice notes. Generous roundness, silky tannins. Dark fruit shows in the long finish. A rich, ripe California Red.
"Old vine" in this case refers to 50-year-old gnarled grape vines growing in Lodi, California. Chris Condos is the winemaker, and we bought it all…for you!
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Borough Market Stilton cheese, grilled meats, rich mushroom dishes, rosemary-roasted vegetables, coffee-rubbed meats
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Attractive floral aromas. Layers of raspberry, rocky minerality and a subtle cherry sweetness. Richness in the finish, balanced by robust tannins.
The northeastern Spanish enclave of Montsant, with its wines of real craftsmanship and sense of place, is breaking out of the shadow of its more famous big brother next door, Priorat.
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Mitica Mahón cheese, red meats, richer pasta dishes, pizza, paella, gumbo
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RE: Would you stay in Killaloe? or Adare?or Bunratty.?
There is nothing in Bunratty...it is very artificial and touristy. Kilalloe is nice enough too but it's actually just a village, it is not that big at all. Adare would a good option.
Why not consider Limerick city? You couldn't be more central than that. Loads of decent bars like The Locke on Kings Island and there are plenty things to do, like the river walks, the castle and the big sport centre in UL.
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RE: Would you stay in Killaloe? or Adare?or Bunratty.?
Killaloe is a gorgeous village with plenty of pubs and eaterys nearby - but other than that it is a bit removed from everywhere else. Just down the road is an actiivty centre where used by the University for water sports but you can use the lake for swimming and there is a lovely forest just off it.
Bunratty is on the main dual carraigeway to Limerick/Clare - not much there besides the castle for scenery.
Adare is just outside Limerick and is another beautiful place, very scenic it has a manor,golf course, little cottages, plenty of eating places etc. As the other reader mentioned as it is close to Limerick you will find plenty to see and do in the city also.
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DescriptionDisney's Aladdin Chess Adventure is a puzzle game that uses and teaches chess to beginning chess aficionados. The player navigates through the world of Disney's Aladdin helping Aladdin and his friends on story-based quests. The player encounters characters, creatures and obstacles along the way and must gather up an army of chess pieces and magic items in order to progress. By successfully completing different chess challenges, mini-games, chess puzzles and tutorials, the player grows his chess army, gathers gold and collects magic items. The quests get progressively more difficult and new chess concepts are folded into the storyline. Players do not need any prior chess knowledge to play - the game teaches the rules as players progress.
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The Power of God's Word
Central to the biblical worldview is the power of the Word of God. Scripture presents this truth in various ways. Isaiah tells us that just as precipitation is sure to cause plants to grow, God's Word accomplishes its purposes (Isa. 55:10–11). Paul explains that the Lord saves His people by means of the foolishness of preaching (1 Cor. 1:18–25). In today's passage, Jeremiah makes the point by saying, "Is not my word like fire, declares the Lord, and like a hammer that breaks the rock in pieces?" (Jer. 23:29).
Jeremiah originally spoke these words when he had to deal with the problem of false prophets who told God's people that they would remain safe despite their following of their own stubborn hearts, not His law (vv. 16–17). These ungodly messengers, we have seen, believed that the Lord's promise to dwell among His people in His temple meant Jerusalem would not fall (7:1–4). Of course, the problem with this message was not that it was wholly devoid of truth; rather, the problem was that the false prophets only believed part of what God had revealed. The Lord did promise to give His people victory in battle (Num. 10:1–10), and there was the assurance that God would save Zion, that is, Jerusalem (Ps. 69:35). Yet the false prophets did not remind the people of Judah that the Lord's presence was contingent upon faith and repentance, upon the good-faith effort to do the will of God and contrition when there was failure (Lev. 26).
The false prophets preached only the comforting passages of Scripture, neglecting its hard truths. True, the Lord dwelled with His people in Jerusalem, but His presence was not bound to that city. Since He also fills heaven and earth, He is sovereign over space and time (Jer. 23:23–24), and in His omnipresent lordship He could cast out the covenant community while remaining with the faithful remnant in their exile. His Word is forceful and fiery, bringing about the destruction it promises upon the impenitent and nourishing the souls of His children just as grain nourishes the body (vv. 28–29).
This same Word guaranteed that after the exile, a righteous descendant of David would sit on the throne and rule just as the leader of God's holy people should—in justice and righteousness (vv. 5–6). The Lord would bring the remnant of Judah and Israel back from the countries to which they would be sent, and this salvation would surpass in glory the exodus from Egypt (vv. 7–8). In Christ, God has kept these promises.


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Here are some other highlights and headlines that I noticed over at Ransom Notes Radio:
Apparently, eastern Ukraine has seen a steady stream of Russian-made military weapons… Heck, I wouldn't even be surprised if some of those weapons came with a free soldier or two.
The self-described "activist Attorney General" Eric Holder told reporters that he "fixed" George Bush's politicized Department of Justice... Skeptics will be investigated, and harassed.
An attempt to block Obama's executive amnesty died in the Senate when all 46 Democrats (and one Democrat that self identifies as a Republican) voted against debating the bill. Long live the king.
Marijuana dispensaries are now selling pot from vending machines in Seattle… After all, a vending machine is much cheaper than a $15 minimum wage employee. (I love it when liberal values clash with each other.)
Jesse Ventura told Alan Colmes that the US (and American sniper Chris Kyle) is analogous to Nazism and communism because of our "occupation" and invasion of Iraq… Here's a tip for you, Jesse: When Alan Colmes sounds (more or less) like the voice of reason in a conversation, you may have wandered outside the bounds of intelligent thought.
Harry Reid's brother was arrested for drunk driving, battery of a police officer, possession of a firearm while intoxicated, and generally behaving like a criminal. It's fair to assume this is some elaborate conspiracy orchestrated by the Koch Brothers or George W Bush…
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Remember in 2011 when Obama predicted that his policies (and roughly $2.4 billion) would help put "one million" electric cars on the road by 2015? Well… He was apparently aiming a little high. It's 2015, and there are under 300,000 on the road. Maybe Americans are just holding out for those hover cars we were promised in the 50's.
The US is currently talking with North Korea about maybe setting up some talks about moving forward with talks about nuclear weaponry. So, we're talking about talks about talks. Why don't we just have China ask the Koreans if they would be interested in going out with us?
The press is trying to pretend that GOP contenders for 2016 are pandering to their "conservative base" by opposing vaccinations. There's just one problem: It's largely left wing hippies, and the "live natural" liberal fringe that are actually opposed to vaccines... But yeah: I'm totally sure the GOP is trying to court the all-important gluten free/ vegan/ anti-vaccine vote in California.
A bunch of super rich celebrities and liberal elites have decided that America really, really, really needs Elizabeth Warren as the next President of the United States. And if there's one thing Hollywood liberals are good at, it's determining what Americans want. #Taken3
Debbie Wasserman Schultz (the "gem" who runs the DNC) is walking back comments she made that were critical of Jews marrying non-Jewish partners… I mean gay marriage is totally cool; but interfaith marriages are just plain wrong. Right, Debbie?
An 11 year old girl used a shotgun to defend herself from a home invader. I wonder if Mikey Bloomberg is going to include that in his next batch of phony statistics.
Here are some other highlights and headlines that I noticed over at Ransom Notes Radio:
So far every single for-profit venture started by Al Sharpton has been shut down for failure to pay taxes. Maybe Obama should focus less on taxing foreign profits, and a little more on making sure his sycophants cough up their "fair share".
Was it the worst play call in Super Bowl history? The Seattle Seahawks looked kinda like the GOP toward the end of the game, as they constantly got in their own way.
A reporter at the Independent has described the White House as being "incandescent with rage" over Netanyahu's upcoming address to Congress. Isn't that illegal? Aren't we supposed to switch over to compact fluorescents?
We know that "progressives" don't like it, but how did Iraqis like American Sniper? Well… Apparently they loved it. So far, only terrorists and liberals seem to have a problem with Chris Kyle killing bunch of bad guys.
April Ryan, a White House reporter with American Urban Radio Networks, said she will "probably cry" when Obama leaves office. She might want to visit with Chris Matthews about that thrill running up his leg.
Congress is pushing for Obama to seek congressional approval over any deal with Iran. Unsurprisingly, the imperial President is threatening to veto such legislation, because behaving like the executive of a democratic republic is such a bore…
An elementary student has been suspended for making "terroristic threats" after he threatened to turn a classmate invisible using the ring from the Hobbit. I guess the school is really serious about this whole "zero tolerance" thing. It makes you wonder if imaginary friends need visitor badges.
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Old News: Mitt Romney will not win the Presidency in 2016. Actual News: He's also decided not to run for President in 2016.
Sen. Jeff Sessions seems to believe that Loretta Lynch will implement Obama's executive amnesty. And so, he's posed the question "Why confirm an Attorney General who will execute unconstitutional policies?"… Um, because King Obama said to do it?
The White House refuses to negotiate on their executive amnesty… Because, obviously, the word "compromise" means everyone doing things exactly the way Obama would like them done.
The Vice President of a Libertarian organization said that Chris Kyle (an American sniper who protected other troops by killing armed insurgents) is no different than Adam Lanza (psychopathic teenager who murdered defenseless school children in Newtown Connecticut)… Look, Libertarians: When you start making Michael Moore sound contemplative by comparison, you might want to step back and reevaluate your position.
It takes almost $110,000 in annual income to live in Washington DC "comfortably"… Strangely, Liz Warren isn't outraged over the super-liberal city's apparent disregard for lower class income earners. But, then again, most of them already vote Democrat, so who cares, right?
There's a manhunt in Britain for a guy who said some nasty things (on a public bus) about Islam. #JeSuisCharlie lasted about week, right?
Here are some other highlights and headlines that I noticed over at Ransom Notes Radio:
The White House refuses to describe the Taliban as a "terrorist" organization… They're calling them an "armed insurgency". But that's okay. After all, Obama isn't really the leader of the free world. He just plays one on TV. (And he doesn't play it terribly well, by the way.)
Russian lawmakers are getting ready to officially condemn the reunification (that took place 26 years ago) of East and West Germany. Wow… Putin really holds on to a grudge.
Castro is demanding that the US return the military base at Guantánamo Bay, fully lift the embargo, and "compensate Cuba for damages" before relations can be fully reestablished. Sadly, this sounds exactly like the type of deal Obama would accept. Maybe, for good measure, we should ask the Russians if they want a new place to park some nuclear missiles.
The graduate center of the City University of New York, has advised staff to avoid using the terms "Mr., Mrs. or Ms." because they may not be "gender inclusive" enough, and could offend someone. My guess is that everyone will be addressed by the school's preferred title: Comrade.
An NBC commentator has described American sniper Chris Kyle as a "racist" who went on "killing sprees" in Iraq… I'm going to describe this commentator as "a gutless piece of human debris," who "spews out hate-filled prejudice" cleverly disguised as political correctness.
The Pentagon is warning that China will soon have arms dominance over the United States. Of course, being communists, I'm sure they'll give some of their arms to underprivileged nations in the area… Like North Korea, for example.
Here are some other highlights and headlines that I noticed over at Ransom Notes Radio:
President Obama missed the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. According to officials, he couldn't attend a ceremony for the milestone anniversary because he was "in India, on a long-scheduled trip."… Well, unless the trip was scheduled 71 years ago, this doesn't seem like much of an excuse.
He did, however, acknowledge the 70th anniversary of Auschwitz with a picture of himself… After all, how will any of his twitter followers know it's important if it isn't all about him?
President Obama referenced himself a mind-numbing 118 times in 33 short minutes during a recent speech. His teleprompter must really have a crush on him.
The State Department hosted a delegation of Muslim Brotherhood aligned leaders from Egypt… Sure, the current Egyptian government has officially designated the oppressive and radical group as a terrorist organization; but "outreach" is all a part of our new friendlier war on terror. Next, we're scheduled to sing karaoke with the Iranians.
The man who crashed a drone at the White House has been identified as a drunk intelligence agent. I assume his job focused on gathering intelligence, and not using it.
Republican lawmakers are concerned that Obama's nominee for Attorney General, Loretta Lynch, might not really be any different than Eric Holder. And now that I think about it, I don't know that I've ever actually seen them in the same room together…
The Administration has ordered federal agents to identify the immigrants that will not get deported… Um, how about just the legal ones? Wouldn't that be an easy guideline to follow?
Here are some other highlights and headlines that I noticed over at Ransom Notes Radio:
The White House claims they are opposed to Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu speaking before congress because it might impact the upcoming Israeli elections. In completely unrelated news, Obama's campaign team is in Israel working to get Netanyahu thrown out of office.
The EU is pushing for new sanctions against Russia because of increased violence in eastern Ukraine. Of course, Vladimir Putin is blaming Ukraine for the recent unrest… Obviously, their country got in the way of Putin's tanks.
As it turns out, a state-run Russian oil company is deeply connected with an effort to restrict US oil exploration and hydraulic fracturing. I didn't realize those Russians were such environmentalists.
Salon.com said that men should be forced to take paternity leave. Salon may not be aware of this, but under certain circumstances, grown-ups are often capable of making their own life decisions.
Democrat Cory Booker shared a touching story about his 2009 trip to Israel. He explained that he was able to use his iPad to share the message of Martin Luther King Jr. while visiting the holy sites in the Middle East. The story was even more impressive, given that the iPad had not yet been invented.
After major panic, preemptive road closures, storm related curfews, and stern warnings, winter storm Juno only dumped a few inches on New York City. New England, on the other hand, got hit harder than expected. Oh, and it's about 70 degrees in Denver. So, pass the popcorn while we watch Al Gore sycophants try to blame your SUV for Mother Nature's bizarre behavior.
The Huffington Post is convinced that the only way to help the middle class, is to "tame" Wall Street with mountains of new regulations… Because (obviously) somebody else making money is somehow holding you back. Right?
Here are some other highlights and headlines that I noticed over at Ransom Notes Radio:
President Obama filmed an anti-oil propaganda film from Air Force One. And before you ask: Yes… Air Force One is powered by oil, and not wind or solar power.
Union membership has reached its lowest level in 100 years. Now this is what "progress" looks like.
Joe Biden said that "Obamacare has settled it: Healthcare is a right." And apparently, because it is a "right", the government can force us to pay for health insurance… I can't help but notice that the government isn't forcing me to buy a gun.
The Islamists who committed the Charlie Hebdo massacre in Paris will not be described as "terrorists" by the BBC editorial staff. According to a senior executive, the decision was made because "terrorism" is a "loaded word"… Also, the 19 guys who took down four planes on 9/11 were just uncooperative airline passengers.
On a related note: The BBC is also referring to the enemy combatants killed by sniper Chris Kyle as "victims"… I dunno. Maybe the BBC is trying to break into the ISIS market.
The socialists in Greece have decided that they're already tired of trying to live within their means. The far left party (running on a platform to eliminate austerity) won the recent elections. I guess we're about to find out if big government spending can fix problems created by too much big government spending.
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6 people found the following review helpful
Posted by Reviewer2476067 on Oct 18, 2007
I have not noticed any reduction in fine lines. It's also a bit on the greasy side and smells a tad fishy. It might just be good for very dry skin.
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I have used this product in place of a night creme for 5 years. I get compliments continuously on how good my skin looks.
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Had to write my first review for iherb because this product is amazing. I turned 40 last year and suddenly my skin was freaking out, sometimes dry, sometimes oily, getting blemishes like I never did as a teenager. I tried all sorts of skin care products designed to help my skin and they made it worse. Then I tried the Mayumi squalene oil and though nervous at first at putting oil directly on my face, I'm not nervous anymore. I love this stuff and never want to be without. I've used it for a couple months and my skin is soft, smooth, no new blemishes and old ones are starting to fade. I apply it fairly liberally all over my face at night after I wash my face before bed, and that's pretty much it. Great stuff!
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as a blonde with no tolerance to the sun, i stay out of it and still have very dry skin. i am 49 yrs old and have just started getting faint lines around my mouth and eyes. i have wasted alot of money and time on the creams and lotions that promise alot and deliver nothing. i have finally figured out that skin that is cared for is what makes me look young. Squaleen does that for me and i still have money left over for a new lipstick. my sister has rosiacia and eczema on her face. she has tried everything to stop the redness and itching. so far squaleen has worked for her.
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I work in a hospital and wear gloves and wash my hands numerous times daily. The skin on my hands was getting very irritated; red, rashy, very dry and itchy from all this. I received a sample of a different squalane product in the mail so I tried the sample and liked it, but the price was outrageous! So I came right to iHerb and looked up squalane. I purchased this one and I am so happy with it. I use it every night before bed with my favorite hand cream over it and my hands are now soft and healthy. It is also wonderful for my face and my feet. Great product.


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I have Nexto eXtreme. Works amazingly. Very, very fast. Sandisk CF III 8GB - few min and done. Backup is really fast. I use it when move. I never shake things at all. I always think that HDD can fail so i always am aware. I (surprisingly) use pouch provided. Works good as a team :). Recommended.
I prefered Nexto over HyperDrive because of ....... lack of screen. I prefer to have a good battery instead of multimedia battery eater. Couple of weeks ago we have been to Thailand for 3 weeks. 1 charge ~ 40GB of photos. And that is what i call impressive.
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Just had an impulse and put it into motion. Hope you enjoy it, but mostly I built it because I wanted it. Full size download is at 2560x1600
EDIT: Uploaded a template to allow you to place your own photo in the wallpaper. [link]
EDIT: Uploaded a template to allow you to place your own photo in the wallpaper. [link]
Cool. Here is one suggestion, not critique. Ypu shpuld create a layer mask and add some black noise (controlled) in that mask. That will make this look more frosted.
Believe it or not there is some gaussian noise added on a layer, and a fairly subtle blurred cloud layer. Don't want to overdo it though and obscure the picture too much. Good call though.
Beautiful, if I had a Mac, I'd definitely use this.
I like your idea here
Thanks, I think I'd like to play with it some more, but I'm pretty happy with the current execution too. Maybe try it with some other photos also.
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Tomorrow at midnite!!!
And got 2 Amiibos also to pick up!!
Tomorrow at midnite!!!
Tomorrow at midnite!!!
And got 2 Amiibos also to pick up!!
I sold my VITA. it had 2 good games. Gravity Rush and Persona4
6 month old game at full price when you can find it much cheaper on other consoles.
No thanks. I'd rather just play GTAV again.
Keep patting yourself on the back reggie
That'll help increase sales as X1 passes WiiU this holiday season.
Meanwhile reggie snubs American nintendo fans with special editions, club $h!tty Ninty awards, VC screw ups and more.
I love nintendo but they're waisting their potential.
Europeans get the hell over it
You guys got donkey kong trilogy and numerous special editions this year.
One week is nothing
Hell no
I only want a few anyways.
Link, toon link, Samus, Olimar, MegaMan
I'd rather have donkey kong country
Stupid Nintendo of America
Maybe a MiiPhone that attaches to a new console and TV.
Europe only of course
I hate NoA
Yay!!!' We won the parade war!!!
Good cause I want to play the new Fatal Frame!
@Platypus101 I live in America and it sucks. So no, it's not a bad word to me.
The shouldnt surprise anyone.
It's a WiiU game.
It's not soccer (guess I should say football)
It's a PlatinumGames
He looks like he's 18 years old and kinda girly he's so young looking.
He should take a year off and come back an make another game. Something different maybe.
Where's my Donkey Kong Countries!!!!!
Doomed from the start
Everyone knows not to push select before the first round.
Yes!! Got Em!!
About time something good from NOA!
I love you Reggie!
But I'll hate you again tomorrow.
Too bad we will never get MOTHER3 nor a proper MOTHER4.
@ZenTurtle I'll take a cd soundtrack anyday.
I'll send you a postcard as well.
Still no Donkey Kong
It will always be a rare game, digitally, cartridge, and rare made)
I'm so mad and disappointed with nintendo.
Kamiya-made StarFox is a wet dream.
But that ship sailed earlier this year with the Scalebound announcement.
There's still a slight glimmer of hope, but we shouldn't hold our breath.
Seems a little bit faster
Loved the music
I have an 8GB. I choose it at launch cause I didn't care for Nintyland and white doesn't show fingerprints and smears nearly as bad.
Just a get a cheap harddrive. I used a flash drive since launch til I finally got a HDD a month ago.
Nothing wrong with the 8gb white model.
Reggie and NOA continue to screw over Ninty's biggest market.
No wonder the system sales are sucking.
No DKC this month
I'll spend some money on PSN instead. Get me more mega man games.
This sucks
No DKC. I'm mad.
UK only
Nintendo hates America.
She's actually hot.
Too bad. It looked awesome.
Hell yes! Next Friday needs to hurry up
I plan on calling in sick to work for this game.
Capcom sucks now anyways.
@Technosphile its killed already.
What a failure this is.
Nintendoomed for sure.
Their legs look too long.
I'd rather have gunsmoke than wild guns
7 is a Maybe for me.
One screen?! Big woop.
Give us a full trailer with release date.
There's a thread on ign boards if you want to see the images this kid posted.
I'll buy into Momster Hunter finally if they release it for WiiU in America.
Oh cool!
Something good for once in N America.
So Europe gets offered a limited edition and USA gets 3 $40 cards for a damn Instagram post out of the thousands of people that will try.
Love you Nintnedo of America.
Watch the profanity -Lz
@DiscoGentleman it's like that in big American cities also.
This game is actually easy and a lot of fun.
The reviewer must not be very good at it.
Twilight Princess without the motion controls and in HD. I'll die happy.
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It gives many food a needed kick - but breathing it in day in and day out would be quite a chore. A judge has ordered Sriracha hot sauce manufacturers, Huy Fong Foods, to shut down part of their factory in Irwindale, California. Complaints by neighbors about overwhelming spicy smells had prompted the decision.
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Keywords: Irwindale, California, Huy Fong Foods, Sriracha
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The factory that manufactures the popular hot sauce has been ordered to partially shut down following neighbors' complaints.
Sauce maker Huy Fong Foods must stop any operations that could be causing the odors and make changes to mitigate them, Judge Robert H. O'Brien declared. The judge ruled in favor of the city of Irwindale where Sriracha recently relocated.
The injunction was given in response to a lawsuit filed by the city on Oct. 21. The ruling does not specify what types of actions are required. The ruling also doesn't force the factory to shut down altogether, according to the Los Angeles Times reported.
An argument put forth by the company argued that there is no reason to close the plant as harvest season, coupled with the subsequent grinding of red-hot Jalapeno peppers, the sauce's key ingredient, has passed.
The injunction may not have a major immediate effect on the company's production. There's hope that America's hot sauce needs will not be compromised, with Huy Fong continuing with its year-round mixing and bottling.
The judge noted a "lack of credible evidence" concerning complaints of breathing trouble and watering eyes to the factory. He did admit that the odor that could be "reasonably inferred to be emanating from the facility" is, for residents, "extremely annoying, irritating and offensive to the senses warranting consideration as a public nuisance."
Irwindale officials welcomed the decision. "We believe it's a strong ruling that acknowledges and is reflective of the concerns that the community has raised about the health impacts of the odor," City Attorney Fred Galante said.
The matter could still go to trial. Galante said the city would like to see a settlement outside court.
Most agree that neither party wants to see the plant shut down altogether. "We're going to try to keep having a conversation with Huy Fong," Galante said, and hopes to find a collaborative way to "make sure the odor problems are addressed."
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Amanda's View: Living history
By Amanda Knox
My sister Deanna observes that Oma and I answer the phone with the same drawn-out and sing-song-y, "Hallooo!" We entertain ourselves in similar ways, dancing whether we have a partner or not, singing aloud whether we know the lyrics or not, sans embarrassment. We both read books voraciously, nurture children and animals compulsively, call people for no other reason than to say hello, or, in Oma's words, "just checking to make sure that you're still alive." Both of us harbor deep, difficult-to-articulate hurt. Difficult to articulate because of how entrenched and visceral it feels, but also because the trauma is hard for many people to relate to. You know the uncomfortable pressure of witnessing or listening to another person's suffering that leaves you feeling inadequate, hollow, defeated. It's an isolating experience for everyone, teller and listener. All the more reason why it means so much to have someone you can call up who can comfortably listen. For me, that's Oma.
"Hallooo, Amanda! You won't believe what Ole found for me."More ›
Amanda's View: Reality is better
By Amanda Knox
Reality is better, certainly. At the end of the day, reality is what's left when all enhanced realities are put away. It used to be easier to tell the difference—art, film, music, playstations—all of these enhanced realities were limited in their means and scope such that they could distract from, inform, communicate with, but not substitute for reality. Now technology has advanced and has become so integral to our personal and social lives that the line between enhanced reality and reality reality is blurred. Devices have become real extensions of our physical body in the virtual reality we've created for ourselves. Now there's Pokemon Go.
Amanda's View: Oasis as counterbalance, or vise versa
By Amanda Knox
Oasis. The word conjures sunlight, water, trees, the sensation of sinking into soft, white sand. Relief. Delight. I think of weightlessness, of the release of strain that comes not from the relief of burdens, but from their perfect counterbalance.
Take dancing, for example. In West Coast Swing class, I'm instructed to strive for the push and the stretch. My hands linked with my partner's, we maintain a firm yet flexible frame to push into and stretch out from, following to the momentum of the particular dance phrase. In a push—sugar push, they say—we step into the space between us, compacting, but not collapsing, our frame. Our biceps and rhomboids tense, and like positively charged magnets, we bounce away from each other before we bonk noses.


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August 15, 2014
Schoffel column: Media's Winston obsession is madness
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Jameis Winston not only is the best college football player in the country and a top pro prospect in both football and baseball. He also has claimed the crown as the undisputed King of Internet Click Bait at least in the world of college football.
Call it Johnny Manziel's last collegiate pass, as in the torch he has delivered to Winston. If we didn't know this already, the national media have hammered the point home during these past few weeks.
First there was USA Today's over-the-top, made-for-TMZ headline about Winston and teammate Chris Casher being stopped by police for carrying a pellet gun near campus two years ago. I don't necessarily have a problem with the story being reported. Heck, even two years old, it's more newsworthy than earlier reports that Winston swiped a few sips of soda from a Burger King. But it was the way it was reported that had to make you queasy.
Combining the words "Winston," "police" and "gunpoint" in the same headline might have gotten some web producer tingly with excitement - "Imagine how many clicks this will get!" - but it was hardly a fair representation of the incident. They made it sound as if the SWAT team had to take Winston and Casher down after a standoff.
Then just the other day, there was the furor over Florida State's ill-fated #AskJameis social media campaign. Yes, that was a mistake on FSU's part. Yes, it was asking for trouble. But was it really worthy of headlines on national websites? Did it merit commentary from ESPN's talking heads? We can answer those questions with another: If it had involved any other college athlete in the country, would a word have been written?
Of course not. It was merely an opportunity to put Jameis Winston's name in a story and headline to draw some page views on an otherwise slow news day.
Obviously, no one is going to feel sorry for Jameis Winston or Florida State for receiving excess media attention. Most college football programs would kill for the type of exposure the Seminoles receive these days. And I get that you can't have it both ways. The bad comes with the good.
But at the same time, it would be nice if the national media could show just a modicum of restraint. Not every story that comes along has to become a Jameis Winston click-fest.
On "Pardon the Interruption," Michael Wilbon wondered if this was a sign that Winston has become a prima donna - as if an FSU defensive player was disciplined for daring to lay a finger on him. The headline for the topic was, "Too protective of Winston?"
Seriously. That happened.
ESPN's Paul Finebaum, of course, couldn't resist the urge either. He went on the air and criticized Winston for getting into an altercation with Ramsey during practice.
Umm yeah.
To be clear, no one has a problem with superstar athletes receiving media scrutiny. It's part of the deal. The legions of fans and (potentially) millions of dollars don't come without a price.
But it's not too much to ask for the media to hold themselves to a higher standard. Yes, page views are important. Yes, we're all chasing advertising dollars. But we also can have some self-respect. And patience.
College football season begins in two weeks. On Aug. 30, the Florida State Seminoles will begin their quest to win a second consecutive national championship.
Jameis Winston, the reigning Heisman Trophy winner, will line up at quarterback.
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|STRATFORD, CT-10 June 2014-061014EC03- Thomaston's Morgan Sanson gets congratulations by Coach Gene Torrence after the sophomore hits a home run. Sanson made the hit in the seventh inning to tie with Coventry, 1-1. The Bears got another run in the ninth off of a base hit. Thomaston won at DeLuca Field in Stratford, 2-1, and is headed to the Class S Finals. Erin Covey Republican-American
State championship weekend is upon us.
Defending Class M boys volleyball champion Oxford meets Newington for the title Friday night at 6 at Shelton High.
The Wolverines (22-1) haven't lost since a 3-0 decision to Cheshire on April 11.
Oxford topped Darien, 3-1, in the semifinals Tuesday while Newington swept past Joel Barlow, 3-0, in the other semifinal.
On championship Saturday, Thomaston's baseball and softball teams vie for Class S titles.
The Golden Bears (21-3) will meet Portland (15-9) at noon at Palmer Field in Middletown in the baseball final.
Thomaston has won six in a row, including four in the tournament with decisions over Valley Regional (9-2), St. Paul (7-3), Morgan (7-5) and Cromwell (5-4).
Thomaston won the Class S title in 2008.
On the softball diamond, No. 2 Thomaston (19-2) will play No. 8 Old Saybrook (18-6) Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at West Haven High.
The Bears have played three close games in the postseason, edging St. Paul (2-1), Notre Dame-Fairfield (5-3) and Coventry (2-1).
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Tuckahoe Public Library, 1901 Starling Drive, Richmond, VA
Our Spring 2016 meeting will be on March 1st at the Tuckahoe Public Library:
9am – 4pm March 1st, 2016
- 09:00 – 09:30 Morning Networking Meet & Greet
- 09:30 – 10:30 Not-so-visible pitfalls in procedure SQL and data steps – Dr. Khoi Dinh To, VCU
- 10:35 – 11:00 VaSUG Business Meeting
- 11:10 – 11:40 Customizing data mapping with SAS graphs and annotation data sets – Khoi Dinh To, VCU
- 11:45 – 12:15 Using validation tables and macros to automate traffic lighting in procedure report – Khoi Dinh To, VCU
- 12:15- 01:10 Networking Pizza Lunch
- 01:10 – 02:10 Round Table Discussion
- 02:15- 02:45 Miscellaneous SAS Programming topics – Dr. Khoi Dinh To, VCU
- 02:50- 03:45 Using Web Report Studio like Information Delivery Portal – David Phillips, VCU
Please RSVP by email if you intend to attend so we can make a better estimate on how many pies to order. Thanks!
Special thanks to our Corporate partner TEK Systems for sponsoring this meeting!
Tuckahoe Public Library, 1901 Starling Drive, Richmond, VA
Our Summer 2015 meeting will be on June 30th at the Tuckahoe Public Library: Join us for a full day of in-depth presentations with Andrew Karp from Sierra Data Science
9am – 4pm June 30th, 2015
- 09:00 – 09:30 Morning Networking Meet & Greet
- 09:30 – 11:45 Working with Dates and Times in SAS Software: The Basics and Beyond – Andrew Karp, Sierra Data Science
- Among the topics we will cover are:
1) Core concepts for SAS date, time and datetime variable handling
2) Using Formats to display the values of date and time data in your
SAS-generated reports/analyses
3) Grouping/aggregating your data using internal and custom SAS Formats
4) Extracting rows of data from a larger file based on date and/or time
values for inclusion in another file
5) Creating customized formats for non-standard date ranges, such as
fiscal years and quarters
6) Calculating the number of time intervals between two dates using SAS
7) Determining a future date (e.g., 30 weekdays) from an existing SAS date
- 12:00 – 01:00 Networking Lunch with Pizza
- 01:00 – 03:45 PROC SGPLOT – Andrew Karp, Sierra Data Science
- 1) PROC SGPLOT concepts
2) PROCs EXPAND and SGPLOT: The Dynamic Duo of Time Series Data Display
3) Using PROC SGPLOT with PROC MEANS-generated Data Sets
For those who do not know Andrew, he is an independent trainer and SAS
consultant who has provided training for a number of corporations as well as
state governments and federal agencies and on occasion teaches and lectures
abroad. He has been selected by SAS Institute for its Circle of Excellence, recognizing his long-term expertise with SAS Software along with his many contributions to the SAS user community. We are extremely lucky to have him offer to do these presentations at no charge to VASUG. Without considering travel, attending two classes like these would ordinarily be expensive so we are very fortunate to have him offer to present them free of charge.
The handout for each of these presentations will be over a hundred pages so we will need a very good idea of how many copies to print. Printed copies of the handouts will only be available to those who register in advance. Please register for this meeting at the link below
Register for VaSUG Summer Meeting
Details are not yet final but since printing costs will be significant, we
may ask for a small donation to defray some of the expense.
NOTE: The intersection of Parham and Starling Drive has changed quite a bit. The Topeka's Steakhouse has been replaced by an Aldi's Food Market.
Special thanks to our Corporate partner TEK Systems for sponsoring this meeting!
Tuckahoe Public Library, 1901 Starling Drive, Richmond, VA
Our Winter 2014 meeting will be on December 4th at the Tuckahoe Public Library: Join us for a FREE LUNCH and Board Member Elections!
9am – 4pm December 4th, 2014
- 09:00 – 09:30 Morning Networking Meet & Greet
- 09:30 – 9:45 Board Member Elections
- 09:45 – 10:00 Report on the SAS User Group Summit
- 10:00 – 10:45 Getting the Warm and Fuzzy Feeling with Inexact Matching – Nat Wooding, J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College
- 11:00 – 11:55 Oh, The Places You'll Go: A Primer for SAS Resources, Tips and Hints – Lynn Thompson,
- 12:00 – 01:00 Free Lunch! Networking with Pizza
- 01:00 – 01:45 SAS Macro Variables: Symbol Tables, Scope and Documentation – John Meyers, Virginia Commonwealth University
- 02:00 – 02:45 Time Series Mapping with SAS®: Visualizing Geographic Change over Time in the Health Insurance Industry – Barbara Okerson, Wellpoint
- 03:00 – 03:45 Census Bureau's ACS Summary File Retrieval Tool – Ally Burleson-Gibson, U.S. Census Bureau
Please RSVP by email if you intend to attend so we can make a better estimate on how many pies to order. Thanks!
Special thanks to our Corporate partner TEK Systems for sponsoring this meeting!
Our Spring 2014 meeting was another great hands-on workshop at VCU on Tuesday March 11th, 2014.
- Morning Session
How to build a macro library using %include, Autocall Library or Stored Compiled Macro Library
Presenter: John Meyers, VCU
While many users take advantage of the SAS® Macro Language, few take full advantage of its capabilities to build and maintain libraries of macros. Macro libraries allow you to control and manage the proliferation of your macros. Macro libraries are extremely useful, and not really all that complicated. %INCLUDE, AUTOCALL LIBRARY or STORED COMPILED MACRO FACILITY will be explained step by step, and examples will simplify the process of how to use these methods.
Taming a Spreadsheet Importation Monster
Presenter: Nat Wooding, J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College
As many programmers have learned to their chagrin, it can be easy to read Excel spreadsheets but problems can arise when one needs to concatenate the data from two or more sheets. Unlike SAS®, Excel does not require that a column have only data of one type so as it scans the columns in a spreadsheet, SAS uses rules to decide the nature of the data in each column. Problems will occur if in one spreadsheet a column is read as characters while in other spreadsheets the data are read as numeric. If there are legitimate character data in the column, then the user will have to decide how to handle them. However, if SAS sees too many blank cells at the start of a column, the incoming variable will be in character format. This paper uses information in dictionary tables to generate SAS code that examines all of the columns (variables) in the workbook and determines which are seen in both formats. Then, data steps read in the "bad" spreadsheets using a data set option to force the problematic columns to be treated as numeric.
- 12:00 – 01:00 Networking Lunch
- Afternoon Session
A Better Way to Read the Columns Dictionary Table
Presenter: Dylan Ellis, Senior Programmer Analyst, Mathematica Policy Research
Dictionary tables are an essential tool for the Base SAS programmer. I will give a brief introduction for new users and then demonstrate a helpful transformation that will be valuable for all users – indeed, it has become my de facto step 1 on every assignment. I will also show a simple PROC FCMP function that will help to generalize the approach. Time permitting, I will give a quick demo of using DOSUBL to iterate over the dictionary table to drive macro processes.
Cary at the Bat: When SAS Summary Procedures Strike Out
Presenter: Dylan Ellis, Senior Programmer Analyst, Mathematica Policy Research
Mighty as our Proc Freq, Means and Tabulate may be, there are some tables they just cannot produce. However if we post-process the output data set using a few string and array functions on the _TYPE_ variable, more tables can become a reality – while still being completely automated. The example I will use is a frequency table structured for filtering by variable and value in Excel. With an additional step, this approach can also yield a concise summary of survey data.
Duplicates Unite! Combining Records to Get the Best of Both Worlds
Presenter: Dylan Ellis, Senior Programmer Analyst, Mathematica Policy Research
In my opinion PROC SORT NODUPKEY is tremendously overused. It provides limited information on the types of duplicates and no control over which values are kept from each record. For example, we may want to keep any non-missing information, or other more complex decision rules. I will present a simple utility involving SQL and Proc Report that provides a Stata-like summary of duplicates. Then we will compare strategies for deduplication including SQL and arrays.
NOTE: If you would like a copy of the materials for these hands-on workshops, please send us a note at vasug.org at gmail.com
Our Fall 2013 meeting was on November 13th at the Tuckahoe Public Library:
9am – 4pm November 13th , 2013
- 09:00 – 09:30 Morning Networking Meet & Greet
- 09:30 – 10:30 New Features in JMP 11
– Mike Drake, SAS Institute
- 10:45 – 11:45 Quick and Dirty Excel® Workbooks Without DDE or ODS
– Andrea Zimmerman, CapitalOne
- 12:00 – 01:00 Networking Lunch
- 01:00 – 01:45 Setting up Prompts in Enterprise Guide
– Joe Urbi, Wellpoint
- 02:00 – 02:45 Let SAS Do the Coding For You
– Robert Williams, Wellpoint
- 03:00 – 03:45 Intro to Proc Report with Excel Output
– Barbara Okerson, Wellpoint
P.S. download a 30-day evaluation copy of JMP 11 so you can play along with Mike!
Tuckahoe Public Library
1901 Starling Drive
Richmond, VA
Our Summer 2013 meeting was another great hands-on workshop at VCU! Thanks again to Joan Einsman and the VCU IT staff for all their help in arranging this workshop!
9am – 4pm August 28th, 2013
Cabell Library, Room 320
Virginia Commonwealth University
901 Park Ave.
Richmond, VA
- 09:00 – 10:00 Morning Networking Meet & Greet
- 10:00 – 11:30 SAS® Enterprise Guide® 5.1: A Powerful Environment for Programmers, Too!
– Marje Fecht, Prowerk Consulting
- 11:30 – 1:00 Networking Lunch
- 1:00 – 2:30 >SAS® Enterprise Guide® 5.1: A Powerful Environment for Programmers, Too!
– Marje Fecht, Prowerk Consulting
- 02:45 – 4:00 Coder's Corner Tips & Tricks
Special thanks to our Corporate Sponsor Randstad for sponsoring this meeting!
Calling all SAS Geeks! Join us for a home brew and come ready to discuss the new features of SAS 9.4 and Enterprise Guide 5.1!
Date: Tuesday, August 27th, 2013 at 5 PM
Title: An Introduction to Creating Multi-Sheet Microsoft Excel Workbooks the Easy Way With SAS®
Abstract: Transferring SAS data and analytical results between SAS and Microsoft Excel can be difficult, especially when SAS is not installed on a Windows platform. This workshop provides basic information on how to use Base SAS®9 software to create multi-sheet Microsoft Excel workbooks (for Excel versions 2002 and later). You will learn techniques for quickly and easily creating attractive, multi-sheet Excel workbooks that contain your SAS output using the ExcelXP ODS tagset. The techniques that are presented in this talk can be used regardless of the platform on which SAS software is installed. You can even use them on a mainframe! More in-depth information on this topic will also be presented as time permits.
Bio: Vince DelGobbo is a Senior Systems Developer in the Web Tools group at SAS. This group is responsible for developing the SAS/IntrNet Application Dispatcher and SAS Stored Processes. He is the developer for the HTML Formatting Tools and the SAS Design-Time Controls, and is developing other new Web- and server-based technologies, as well as integrating SAS output with Microsoft Office. He is also involved in the development of the ExcelXP ODS tagset. Vince has been a SAS Software user since 1982, and joined SAS in 1992.
The hand-outs for the Hands-on Workshop can be downloaded below:
Powerpoint Presentation
Introduction to ExcelXP Tagsets Handout
Vince DelGobbo's ExcelXP Tagset Paper Index
You can view a recording of a previous presentation by clicking the "View Now" link on this page:
An Introduction to Creating Multi-Sheet Microsoft Excel Workbooks the Easy Way with SAS®
Special thanks to our Corporate Partners SunTrust, Smith Hanley, and TEK Systems for sponsoring this meeting!
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