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One more reasonably priced Thanksgiving dinner
I've come up with one more Thanksgiving dinner that you can probably afford, even if you can't do the $40 fixed-price menus or the hotel buffets that I mentioned in my Top 10 Tuesday.
My daughter and I stopped by the Crossroads Restaurant in the Radisson Cross Keys when she was visiting one weekend recently and had a bite to eat. (The not-so-great art is a camera phone photo by me.)
I was curious about it because I had gotten a press release about its new farm-to-table menu. ...
Crossroads is a nice little restaurant -- more than a hotel coffee shop but not fancy. It's been fairly recently renovated and is cheerful and bright.
Anyway, I see that it will be serving its regular menu on Thanksgiving Day from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., plus a turkey and trimmings dinner, dessert included. The price for the Thanksgiving dinner is $19.95 for adults, $10.95 for children (4 to 10), and kids 3 and under eat free. (Well, I should hope so. Probably on the snacks Mom brings from home.)
After 2:30 p.m., the regular menu and turkey dinner will still be served, but in the bar and lounge area, which isn't a bad place to eat. It will be open until 11 p.m.
I can't speak about the turkey, obviously, but we had a soup I liked a lot, basically roasted red pepper, cream and crab meat; a good salad; and salmon that was fresh and well cooked, but with a sauce that was on the sweet (too sweet) side.
I'd definitely chance the turkey dinner, though.
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Whenever Fulton boys' head soccer coach Brad Oestreich sees a crossing shot coming into the box, he almost always expects it to gravitate toward Jake Pierce, the Hornets' senior forward and leading scorer.
"I don't know how to say it, but when that cross comes in, that ball is like a magnet toward Jake's head," Oestreich said.
A crossing shot from sophomore forward Trevor Neal toward Pierce was no different and was dinked into the net past Mexico Bulldogs senior goalkeeper Logan Ray less than five minutes into the match. The goal turned out to be the game-winner and ultimate difference-maker in the Hornets' 2-0 North Central Missouri Conference win over the rival Bulldogs on Tuesday night at the high school athletic complex.
Pierce, who moonlights as the placekicker for the Fulton football team, set the play up with Neal deep in Mexico territory to notch the tally 4 minutes, 30 seconds into play.
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Gina and I on GMR with Herb & Alyce. Gina looked even better this time on the climb.
My Go Pro took a tumble at 30 mph. Stupid tabs on the connector link snapped. Good thing we were on a straight section with no cars. It ended up in the lane right where the tires would have run it over. Still working fine, few scratches on the case but he recorder untouched. I posted footage of the tumble in slo mo at the end of the video so we could see through the eyes of the recorder. As you cans see, Gina almost ran it over. :eek:
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Berkley California Daily Gazette-Tuesday July 8th, 1924 Edition. Image courtesy of Jeffrey Allan.
The status of the UC should be changed to renovating and restoring, work began last month to convert it to a live venue, mostly featuring music. March began with a seat giveaway on the 1st, those interested were invited to come and help themselves to sets of seats, take as many as you can transport. Individuals and local organizations and businesses took away about 500. By the following Saturday, all the seats had been removed and on the 15th, official groundbreaking ceremonies were held and construction began, no opening date has been set yet.
Here is an article from Berkeleyside about the groundbreaking and other info.
The UC will be run by the Berkeley Music Group, a nonprofit organization headed by David Mayeri, which has a website here with loads of info and an interesting drone tour of the theatre. They also have a flickr page with tons of pictures in 8 albums, including historical pictures and shots from the seat giveaway. Unfortunately flickr does not permit embedding links, so this one you'll have to cut and paste, sorry about that..
I've just uploaded a picture of the new marquee installed earlier this week, here is a link to the Berkeleyside article mentioned in a previous post, and this is a link to the nonprofit that will be running the UC when it reopens.
Plans to reopen as a music venue.
I loved/love the UC Berkeley. Many a great night was spent there..Harold & Maude, Road Warrior, etc. etc. And I loved the folks that worked there!
The February, 1919, issue of The Architect and Engineer of California featured a portfolio of the work of James W. Plachek, architect of the UC Theatre. There are two exterior photos of the theater and, following a page of text, two interior photos depicting the foyer and lobby (scroll down.) Pictures can be enlarged by clicking on the + sign in the toolbar at the bottom right of the web page.
I was so sad to learn of the demise of the UC. After my marriage ended and I became the sole parent of two adolescent boys, I began bringing them from Orinda to Berkeley 2 or 3 times a month. We discovered samurai movies together there: Zatoichi, the blind masseur swordsman, was our favorite. One evening I arrived to find a line for tickets clear around the block; the show was 47 Ronin, a samurai epic cherished in Japan. Also saw The Last Waltz and Woodstock there, discovered many rock performers thereby. Wonderful memories of the movies, esp. the audiences, and the ambience. My kids, now in their 40s, dearly remember those times too.
I'm curious to know if there are any photos of the inside of the house, prior to the fire in the 1940s?
The UC was such a great place to see a film!
Growing up in 1970s Montana I did not have much of an opportunity to see anything but mainstream Hollywood movies. Moving to Berkeley in '86, it was the UC that made me a lover of the independent cinema. I too have been saddened when I have happened by there in recent years.
The UC is coming back to life, as a live music venue…
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Yeah, a great theatre.
One that I miss daily.
Here is an article I wrote about the u.c., I loved that place…
The announcement of the UC Theatre was made in the October, 1916 issue of Architect & Engineer magazine. The owners were given as Messrs. Bradshaw and Williamson. The projected cost of the theatre was $100,000. The architect was James W. Plachek (1893-1948.)
Older man here; went to the UC a lot back during the Taft administration. And back in my day I used to have to walk 14 miles through 8 feet of snow just to fight for a seat. Because there were only 9 seats back then. Grumble.
An old man here; went to the UC as a kid lots of times, depression days. but I think what all you kids are missing is when in the hell have you seen this many seats on one floor.
The UC was designed by Berkeley architect James W. Plachek.
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Prior to Gary Meyer taking over in 1976, when it became a revival house, Mann Theaters operated this as a first-run house (and the Fox theater chain prior to that)
According to the 8/25/05 San Francisco Chronicle, it looks like Kimball's East (a well known jazz club formerly in Emeryville) will be taking over, and turning it into a 650 seat facility with a restaurant, a bar, and a sidewalk cafe. This will be their new location.
I was here once only, in July of 1978, to see an excellent and unusual double bill of Ramparts of Clay and the Egyptian-made The Night of Counting the Years.
We, as the resident Rocky Horror cast, spent 15 years (1980-1995) performing in this fabulous palace. Whether it was the 1387 seats which sold out on our final show as the Berkeley community said goodbye to us or the 300 faithful that would show up ever Saturday night at midnight, our audience was amazing. Our dressing room under the stage which we named Mouse City (no more mice, but the name stuck) would flood at least once during the rainy season. Gary Meyer and his staff were fantastic. Within those walls hold very special memories for us. We were deeply saddened by its closing and should the UC ever re-open, to reunite and perform at our theatre would be our honor.
I saw hundreds of movies here in the 1970's and 80's. I loved the place – it was large, classy and a little run down. They showed great, imaginative double features. I watched a lot of classic films here in the pre-VCR era.
I also seem to remember going to some first run showings here in the 60's when I was a kid. Does anyone know the history before it became a repertory house? Do I remember correctly that I saw MASH here on its initial release?
This is terrible. Possibly the lobby/concession area's relatively good condition may derive from its being overhauled and renovated about the early 1980's during the heyday of the Meyer years (does he know of the UC's current state?). Still, what a tragedy!
I recently (Feb 2005) had the opportunity to tour the inside of the long closed UC theatre. My first impression upon entering the lobby was that things were not all that bad. But that was a temporary illusion. For some reason the lobby and concession stand area were in inexplicably good shape compared to the rest of the interior and auditorium which have pretty much been totally trashed. The fabric on the auditorium auditorium walls was torn & moldy. All the surround speakers had their cones slashed, and the wall sconce lighting fixtures were either smashed or partly melted from having something flammable poured on them. Nothing is left of the screen, or up the projection room. Parts of the dressing rooms under the stage were under several feet of water from recent heavy rains in the SF Bay area. I took some pictures, but there's really nothing to show. It was painful to see such a sad end to such a former showplace.
For sale for $6,500,000 which seems outrageously high at
I put this was in my post of 4/8/04, but here it is again, I look forward to hearing from you.
This comment is specifically addressed to putman.
Putman, on your April 8 2004 posting, you mention:
"Contact me if you'd like to know why the theatre really
closed". You neglected, however, to provide a contact
e-mail address. Will you please post your e-mail address
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It depends entirely on which psychiatric medication, on who it is given to, and the shrink who gives it.
A broad statement that they're generally "very dangerous" is both meaningless and false. It's like saying that "painkillers are very dangerous." When used properly, they most certainly aren't, even though they can have any number of side-effects up to death.
Pain killers are very dangerous when over perscribed!!
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Robert Helps: Chamber Music With Piano / Helps, Atos Trio, Spectrum Concerts Berlin
2 CD / Naxos (USA) / 2011-09-27Works: Robert Helps: Postlude, for horn, violin & piano (Seranade, Part 3); Fantasy for violin & piano; Piano Quartet; Duo for Cello and Piano; Quintet for flute, violin, clarinet, cello & piano; Trio for v...
Performers: Carbone, Ronald; Dodge, Frank; Helps, Robert; Hoppe, Thomas; Krug, Bernhard; Niskala, Naomi; Schneemann, Marieke; van den Oudenwijer, Lars Wouters [Clarinet]; von Hehn, Annette [Violin]
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Performers: Ancaya, Teresa; Curtis, Joanna; Juliano, Grace; Painter, Michelle Jade; Satterfield, Ann; Yordanova, Yana
Conductors: Wiedrich, William W.
World premiere recordings of Symphony No. 2 and the Quintet highlight this compact disc of the esteemed Robert Helps' compositions. Conductor William Wiedrich thinks of...continue...
Robert Helps Complete Piano Music, Vol 1 / Naomi Niskala
1 CD / Albany Records / 2007-05-01Works: Robert Helps: Shall We Dance, for piano; In Retrospect, 5 pieces for piano; Nocturne for piano; Valse Mirage for piano; Etudes (3) for piano; Fantasy Fontana, for piano; Homages (3) for piano; Piano ...
Performers: Niskala, Naomi
"The first of two volumes devoted to Robert Helps' complete piano music inaugurates a project that many listeners will consider long overdue. Helps' aesthetic is...continue...
Helps: Shall We Dance, etc / Helps, et al
1 CD / Naxos (USA) / 2004-03-01Works: Robert Helps: Shall We Dance, for piano; Piano Quartet; Postlude, for horn, violin & piano (Seranade, Part 3); Nocturne, for string quartet; John Ireland: The Darkened Valley, for piano
Performers: Blumenthal, Daniel; Helps, Robert; Jansen, Janine [Violin]; Schaaper, Ron
Ensemble: Spectrum Concerts Berlin
This live recording of 'The Darkened Valley' was Helps' fourth and final encore on November 6, 2000, in the Kammermusiksaal der Philharmonie in Berlin. 'Shall...continue...
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Performers: Bjorkoe, Christina; Holten, Bo [Composer/Conductor]
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Performers: Hornung, Maximilian; Levin, Robert D. [American Pianist]
Conductors: Spano, Robert; Wyner, Susan Davenny
Ensemble: Boston Festival Orchestra; Boston Symphony Orchestra; Odense Symphony Orchestra
This CD presents premiere recordings of four Yehudi Wyner orchestral works. Wyner's Piano Concerto, "Chiavi in Mano" was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in Music in...continue...
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Conductors: Wellejus, Aksel; Schroder, John; Duczmal, Agnieszka
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Gade: Jalousie, Suite d'amour, Tangos & Waltzes / Aeschbacher, Odense SO
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Conductors: Aeschbacher, Matthias
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Performers: Pikaizen, Viktor
Conductors: Serov, Eduard
Ensemble: Odense Symphony Orchestra
The art of Boris Tchaikovsky was never Soviet, but invariably Russian, enriched by his belief in timeless Christian values. This Concerto, dedicated to the soloist...continue...
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Conductors: Schmidt, Ole
Ensemble: Odense Symphony Orchestra
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Music of Elliott Carter Vol 6 / Rolf Schulte, Donald Palma
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Performers: Schulte, Rolf
Conductors: Brown, Justin; Palma, Donald
Ensemble: Odense Symphony Orchestra
"You may expect the tone of these late works to be meditative and autumnal, but in fact they're witty, brightly colored and full of mental...continue...
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Conductors: Wagner, Jan
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Conductors: Wagner, Jan
Ensemble: Odense Symphony Orchestra
"The jungle setting really suited this composer. I know no other recording of this, so if you like Villa-Lobos you will want this release. All...continue...
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Conductors: Wagner, Jan
Ensemble: Odense Symphony Orchestra
"Paul von Klenau is well worth discovering if you like post-romantic German music. The performances are committed, well-played, and convincing. Da Capo's covered sound is...continue...
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Performers: Dam-Jensen, Inger; Dolberg, Kirsten; Hal, Johnny van; Larsen, Morten Frank
Conductors: Bellincampi, Giordano
Ensemble: Lille Muko Choir; Odense Symphony Orchestra
Gade: Jealousy - Suites, Tangos & Waltzes / Aeschbacher
1 CD / Dacapo / 1998-07-28Works: Jacob Gade: Jalousie (Jealousy), tango for orchestra; Leda and the Swan, Legende d'amour, for orchestra; Suite d'amour for orchestra; Rhapsodietta for orchestra; Romanesca, Tango for orchestra; Weddi...
Performers: Hansen, Bjarne
Conductors: Aeschbacher, Matthias
Ensemble: Odense Symphony Orchestra
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Keen comes from the side of the fence that says "good riddance" to online gambling, that it enables addictive personalities and can ruin lives. Bronson, of course, is all for legal online gambling in a regulated setting. But regulation itself is complicated. To that end, however, Bronson points out that U.S. citizens are gambling online illegally regardless.
To some extent, you could say that folks in the U.S. are already gambling legally. Is it any wonder why Zynga Poker is the second most popular game on Facebook? Is it surprising that casino games have blown up in a big way on the network, so much so that Caesars is on it?
Well, it's surprising considering social gamers gamble money away that they can't win, but the bottom line is that people want to gamble. But is that alone justification for opening the floodgates on Facebook or anywhere, for that matter, to legal online gambling? Watch and pick a side already.
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Dear readers: I spoke Wednesday morning with Colorado Public Utilities spokesman Terry Bote. He told me that a PUC administrative law judge issued a decision on Nov. 7, approving the plan for the Martin Street railroad crossing.
I asked about the delay in getting this approved, and he said it is his understanding that the city had to amend its application several times to address safety issues that the PUC identified. One of those regarded widening the road. "When the city came through with applications to install signals, it had not constructed the widening as it had been approved (by the PUC)," Bote said.
After the ruling, the PUC allows a 20-day period "where parties can file exceptions to the recommended decision," he said. So, if everything looks good to the city and to Burlington Northern Santa Fe, the approval becomes final on Nov. 28, because Nov. 27 is a Sunday.
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A walk around London's Cloud World Forum exhibition in Olympia this week provides the casual observer with a number of things:
1. unlimited free 'corporate candy store' sweets
2. opportunities to win a 'GoPro', always the latest giveaway favourite
3. a view of the most proactive cloud players today (Amazon doesn't bother turning up)
4. a realisation that Olympia is tiny and just not Las Vegas or Barcelona etc.
5. difficult-to-find toilets
6. a slightly uncomfortable encounter with the models from the 'Dream Agency' when you want to get a serious product guru interview
7. some insight into cloud standards and open source cloud penetration
Numbers 1 and 7 are clearly the most important items on the above list if you need some guidance.
So what of open source?
Your erstwhile blogger cum journalist cum analyst (that's me) spent an afternoon asking somewhere around seven interviewees where they stood on cloud standards.
I spoke to IBM, Progress Software, Telstra, AppGyver & raw engineering, HP,
ServiceSource and anyone that would provide me with cold water.
The overall feeling among exhibitors is that standards are not as important as Line of Business objectives and core business-centric operational objectives.
Despite the prevalence and growth of OpenStack, there is a deeper and more entrenched legacy IT infrastructure that pervades across the business landscape.
The big truth here is...
The relationship between incumbent vendors' installed data management products and established bureaucratic business streams will not allow new open cloud structures to assume power overnight.
Rather then, it will be a case of open cloud "supplementing rather than supplanting" i.e. open cloud will (relatively) move at a snail's pace.
This is a view backed up by the more realistic cloud vendors at whatever level of the industry and IT stack they choose to ply their wares.
Red Hat isn't doing everything right, but CEO Jim Whitehurst's comprehension of this space is better than some -- and he's a guy that used to run an airline business (Delta) so he knows a thing or two about shifting consumer buying habits.
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As long as the new starters, with all those crazy cards, are the ones in ye olde shoppe for 1000g, then I see no problem $10 isn't a big deal, and hey, if you're cheap like me, you can always save it up through MM and fighting every week.
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2 1/2 cups of chicken stock
1 cup of dry white wine
1 cup pealed and cubed potatoes
1 cup heavy whipping cream
2 1/2 cups milk.
4-6 bulbs of garlic (4 large or 6 small) unpeeled.
Cut about 1/4" off the top, place them in a shallow baking dish and drizzle with olive oil. Reserve the little pieces of garlic from the tops you cut off.
Preheat oven to 350° F, bake until golden (about 1 hour). Cool slightly then squeeze the garlic out of the individual garlic cloves between thumb and finger.
Place the garlic in a sauce pan, add 2 1/2 cups of chicken stock and 1 cup of dry white wine, 1 cup pealed and cubed potatoes and the little pieces of garlic you kept from the tops.
Bring to a boil then reduce heat and simmer uncovered for 30 minutes.
Remove from heat and cool slightly then puree in a blender.
Return to sauce pan and add 1 cup heavy whipping cream and 2 1/2 cups milk.
Add salt and pepper to taste and simmer (don't boil) for about an other 30 minutes.
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Rocklin softball beats Roseville; has four league wins
The Rocklin High softball team picked up its 11th-straight win by tripping up Roseville 5-1 in the Stephanie LeDoux Tournament last weekend.
It was the second time the Thunder topped the Tigers winning 4-3 March 15.
Kendall Chambers picked up her fifth win of the season pitching all seven innings and holding Roseville to seven hits.
Cali Lewis was 2-4 in the game to include a double and one run batted in. Jaclyn Amader also had two hits and drove in two runs. Kylee Barnes and Sam Moffat also added two hits to Rocklin's total of 12.
Scoring for the Thunder was Amader (2), Delanie Chrisman, Lewis and Carli Cutler.
Rocklin swept all four of their tournament games. They defeated Roseville and Casa Roble on Saturday and both Del Campo and Foothill Friday.
Casa Roble – The Thunder earned a 3-1 decision over the Rams earlier Saturday.
Lewis and Amader each drove in a run. Amader scored two runs and Dylan Linton crossed the plate twice.
Maddie Wuelfing allowed just one earned run on four hits. The junior ace had 10 strikeouts in the contest.
Del Campo – Friday, the Thunder rolled past the Cougars 8-0 on 15 hits. Amader was 3-4 with a home run and three runs batted in.
Moffat, Lewis, Jillian Lerner, Wuelfing and Cutler each had two hits in the game. Barnes, Amader and Lerner each scored two runs.
Wuelfing gave up five hits while striking out four.
Foothill – In a game played earlier that day, Rocklin rocked the Mustangs 22-0.
Moffat was 5-5 with five RBI. Linton and Chrisman drove in three runs apiece.
Chambers and Cutler provided the pitching giving up no hits in five innings. Cutler had six Ks.
In league play, the Thunder defeated Del Oro 11-1, Roseville 4-3, Woodcreek 3-0 and Nevada Union 11-1.
SFL – Rocklin 4-0 (12-1), Woodcreek 3-1 (8-2), Roseville 2-2 (9-5-1), Granite Bay 1-2 (3-9), Del Oro 0-2 (7-5) and Nevada Union 0-3 (5-6-1).
Schedule – April 1, at Christian Brothers, April 3, Granite Bay, April 5, at Nevada Union.
Thunder 1 0 0 3 0 1 0 – 5
Tigers 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 – 1
Rocklin – Barnes 2-4, Moffat 2-4, 1bi, Amader 2-4, 2r, 3b, 2bi, Asaro 1-3, Arp 1-4, 1bi, Cutler 1-2.
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What to do when i feel i am in this alone?
I am a 28 years old divorced mother of 3 kids. Over a year ago i started another relationship 7months after it started i found out i was pregnant. I am now 6 months pregnant and he has left me and my other 3 kids who looked at him as a father. His excuses for leaving is he don't think he is ready for a big family like this. I cry ever day and night. I have been so sick and had so many problems with this pregnancy. I am so depressed and passed stress and have no one to talk to about anything. At times i feel like i cant do this. We have talked but he has also been with other women and rubs it in my face. He has stopped going to doctors appointments with me, he barely call or text. I am so alone and i fear losing my baby. What do i do to make the pain and the feeling of love, hurt, and being alone go away?
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If he is that peristant, let him go. You can do so much better. I have found that if you are away from family, a church family is the next best thing. If it wasn't for my church and my GOD, there are so many things that I wouldn't be able to handle. Get a close friend to go to the appointments with you. Focus on being the best mother you can be. Hand in there and be strong. You will be in my prayers.posted 07/22/2012 by JMB1985
As harsh as this sounds, he just wasn't or isn't that into you. Your statements have some really telling stuff in them. You say 7 months plus the 6 months into your pregnancy, so a total of 13 month relationship at most, and your kids see him as a father figure? There is something really wrong with that. Honestly, this statement alone, makes me think, YOU were pressing him into a roll that he wasn't ready for. Regardless, you are now pregnant and he is gone. Stop texting/calling like PP said. Also, file for child custody/support as soon as baby is born. He is no longer interested and the more you push, the worse you will feel. As for making the pain/hurt go away...only time will help. Figure out what you want out of life (besides him). Make your kids/education/career your focus. Make YOURSELF and your KIDS happy again. Don't get involved in anymore relationships, until you are happy and secure in yourself.posted 07/17/2012 by Medic25
Same here!!!! I cry everyday all day, he doesn't answer or text back. He actually went so far as to call me a bothering b#@^%. Hurts so bad. All I can say is pray. I've been trying to build a closer relationship with God so that I can figure out how to deal with this. I've considered abortion and even asked him for the money so that I could stop being a "cancer in his life", of course he never responded so i'm pretty much alone. I want to be happy about my pregnancy but I can't seem to find a silver lining. I STAY on my knees asking for guidance. I have faith it will all be okay. I will pray for you as well. Good luck.posted 07/11/2012 by DeAmberDanyel
I would say cut your losses. He obviously doesn't want to be a father - so don't worry about it. He wasn't ready. You are a strong woman, and you can do this. If you have older kids they can help you out when it comes to taking care of the baby. Stop texting him, stop calling him. You don't need his stress in your life. Give the baby your last name, and you need to decide whether or not you want to list him on the birth certificate. Listing him means he will get a chance to ask for custody - but it also helps you get child support if you wanted to.... I'm sorry I can't help you any more than that. But You need to let him go. Let him play house with whoever he is with now. You will find someone that truly deserves you, and wants to be in your kids lives. Good luck ladies.posted 07/11/2012 by Jentyree08
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Whisky brand Talisker Storm, the latest whisky from the Diageo-owned Talisker distillery, created what it claims is the 'world's first interactive storm' to mark its launch.
The 25ft storm installation, which was placed outside the Design Museum on the Southbank, allowed participants to decide the intensity of the rain, wind, lightning, thunder and fog. Former weatherman Michael Fish was enlisted to promote the event.
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Yesterday I joined several ladies from my cycling club for the annual "Ladies Lunch" ride. We met at the Xenia Bike Hub and did a slow, easy ride to another town for lunch. Everyone had a great time and things were going great until about a half mile from the end of the ride.
All the ladies were in the left turn lane but I was in the lane going straight through as I had parked at another trail-head and rode extra miles to the ride. Just as we reached the midway point of the intersection a car approaching from my right goes through the red light and comes to a screeching halt in the middle of the intersection. Thankfully he missed all of us but now I'm positioned at the back of his car with my front wheel just a few inches behind his bumper. Something told me this young man thought all the bikes were in front of him and didn't know I was behind him. I quickly moved back a couple feet just as he threw it in reverse and backed up missing me and my bike by inches. He muttered he was sorry and that he didn't see the red light or us. It was then I spied his cell phone in his hand. I told him it was really hard to miss 15 women on bikes and he probably wanted to put his %$*&! cell phone away before he killed someone. Inattentive drivers are my biggest fear when I'm riding the roads


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DANBURY, Conn., Feb. 28, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- FuelCell Energy, Inc. (Nasdaq:FCEL) a global leader in the design, manufacture, operation and service of ultra-clean, efficient and reliable fuel cell power plants, today announced a contract to demonstrate a tri-generation stationary fuel cell power plant near Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, utilizing landfill gas as the fuel source. The landfill gas clean-up will be performed by Quadrogen Power Systems, Inc., the prime contractor, and the cleaned landfill gas will be used by the fuel cell power plant to generate multiple revenue streams, including ultra-clean electricity, usable high quality heat and renewable hydrogen. The heat in the form of hot water will be supplied to Village Farms, a leading hydroponic greenhouse operator in North America. Renewable hydrogen will also be exported for vehicle fueling or industrial applications.
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May 3, 2016
At Wiregrass Georgia Technical College, health care specialists helped people 65 and older select the best prescription drug plans for their needs.
Medicare members can choose from 32 different programs for 2011.
Each tailored to different medication plans at a reasonable cost.
"A lot of times they're calling insurance agents and those agents have ulterior motives," said Linda Gail, a Southern GeorgiaCares coordinator. "They want them to enroll in their company. But we are non-biased. We are not tied to any insurance companies. So, we're just giving them the facts."
The following four workshops are scheduled in south Georgia before enrollment ends December 31:
Douglass Workshop - December 15, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Brunswick Workshop - December 16, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Kingsland Workshop - December 17, 9 a.m. to Noon
Waycross Workshop - December 17, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Fore more info, call GeorgiaCares at 1-800-669-8387, or log onto Congressman Kingston's website, http://kingston.house.gov/
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A six-week-old baby injured in a roll-over crash in Aurora is expected to make a full recovery.
The Denver Post reported Wednesday that Lizbeth McComas' neck brace has been removed and she's able to eat.
She was riding in a car seat in a car with her mother, Shalimar McComas, early Monday when they were rear-ended by a Jeep. Shalimar McComas suffered minor injuries.
They had had just dropped off Jason McComas for work at the Big Lots store in Parker when the accident happened.
The driver of the Jeep, William Page III of Denver, was ejected and was seriously injured.
Many people have offered donate money to the McComases but the couple is urging them to give to Toys for Tots instead.
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Barclaycard is getting music fans to "voice their support" for artists nominated for the Mercury Music Prize, by turning their tweets into speech.
The digital campaign has been created by Dare. It converts tweets by users who register on a dedicated website. The tweets must contain the hashtag #voice and the hashtag of the nominee.
They can also view other peoples' supportive tweets from the site.
Barclaycard began sponsoring the Mercury Music Prize in 2009 as part of a four-year sponsorship deal. This year artists Plan B and Richard Hawley are both tipped to win the prize. Other artists whose albums are among the 12 nominated include Django Django, Jessie Ware and Michael Kiwanuka. The winner will be unveiled on Thursday 1 November.Follow @shearmans
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When I finally (and I say finally because I have been married for going on 8 years now) bought a good mattress set I decided to splurge on sheets. You sleep on them every night, right? Probably worth the money? I researched everything I could on-line in order to make a good investment. I looked over Sferra, Matouk, other more popular brands like Garnet Hill or Serena and Lilly…. Frette. I embarrass myself thinking about the time it took to purchase a set. For weeks we were sleeping on a flat queen sheet while I delayed making the investment for our california king bed.
The online reviews of Frette made my mouth water. Plus, their storied past was enticing- same sheets as those used on the Titanic and by other purveyors of luxury for decades. The Titanic?? I should have known. When they showed up in the mail I took photos of the packaging. I realize this puts me in a category of crazy all my own, but I am a die-hard aesthete and appreciate good packaging. I was slightly disappointed when I noticed that the black stitching on the Hotel Collection that I had bought was not very tight- you could see the sheet through it and that make it look cheap-ish on close inspection.
I decided to keep them because I was curious about their incredible quality. I remember reading books in which linens were passed down through families and outlasted their owners. This couldn't just be a thing of the past! So, this is where you know things go down-hill. After the first washing the sheets were so wrinkly they were like unfolding tissue paper out of the dryer. It bothered me enough that on several occasions I ironed them by hand before putting them back on the bed. Waste of time. They were wrinkled again after the first night.
The bit that made me decide to call up the company and see if there was anything that could be done, though, was the yellowing that occurred after less than a year. Despite laundering them to specifications and never with anything besides white, the creepy outline of my supine form could not be removed. I won't bore you with all the details of unrequited love, un-returned phone calls, a messy and short relationship with Anna the head of customer service for Frette on-line…. basically I was told that I had owned them for too long for anything to be done.
Now to me this is the equivalent of purchasing a Channel bag and being told that I shouldn't expect it to hold up any better than the one I got at Target. Which is what I told Anna (except I used the example of sheets and buying them at Ikea to make it simple for her). If I planned on throwing my sheets away after a year, believe you me I would have gone to Ross.
So here is my bit of advice (and this is for Aileen who recently asked me about purchasing sheets):
-Go to Ross or Ikea or wherever if you plan to throw your sheets away after a year. Or light your money on fire. Don't buy Frette.
-If you want something decent, buy a wrinkle resistant set from a middle of the range place like Macy's. They'll look luxe and you'll feel luxe when you sleep on them but if they don't last, your children can still go to college.
-If you are determined to have a really good sheet set, buy them through a company with an iron-clad return policy such as Bloomingdale's or Saks. Do not buy them direct from the manufacturer.
-If you do get taken by a company with an August name but poor ethics, do what all good jilted consumers do- go on every website that sells their product and leave a nasty review warning other would-be lovers to STAY AWAY.
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- The Zion Ponderosa Ranch and Resort is located in Mount Carmel, Utah.
- Five miles from Zion National Park
Hotel Features.
- Breakfasts, lunches and dinners served in Western style kitchen
- Basketball, tennis and sand volleyball courts
- Recreation barn, including climbing wall, pool table and ping pong
- Spa services available
- Outdoor pool and spa tub
- Cable television and DVD players in Overlook rooms
- Full kitchens and outdoor picnic areas with Moose Lodge rooms
- High speed Internet access in select rooms
Customized Lodging & Activities Zion Ponderosa Ranch Resort packs a lot of family fun in its remote setting near the east entrance of Zion National Park. A stay at this resort can be tailored to fit any family's interests, level of adventure, and budget. Accommodations vary from luxury vacation homes and cabin suites to rustic cowboy cabins, western wagons, and camping sites. Furthermore, this resort offers a variety of family friendly activities that range from adventurous pursuits to relaxing endeavors. ACCOMMODATIONS My family of five enjoyed a 2 night stay in one of the resort's cabin suites. The kids loved the idea of having our own little cabin tucked in this remote western landscape, a place to experience our own cowboy adventure. Our cozy cabin suite was built with high beam construction and offered a small living area with sleeper sofa, separate bedroom, kitchenette and private bathroom. The cabin's kitchenette was small with a mini refrigerator, microwave, sink and coffee maker. The cabin had a nice outdoor barbeque grill, picnic table, and porch ideal for a fun family cook-out. Note that the cabin was not stocked with any dishes, utensils, or charcoal. Therefore, be prepared if you do plan on preparing your own meals. The cabin suite was a bit snug for my family of five with 3 kids piled together into the sleeper sofa at night. Therefore, if you do have a large family you may want to consider reserving one of the resort's larger vacation homes. ACTIVITIES Zion Ponderosa Ranch Resort has plenty of activities to keep any family busy. These activities are broken out between "open use activities", which are available without an additional charge, and several fee-based activities. Open use activities include: • Outdoor swimming pool and hot tub • Tennis and basketball • Pool tables, ping pong, and foosball • Playground • Horseshoes, volleyball, and other outdoor games • Free WI-FI and cable television Guests can purchase vouchers for fee-based activities which include: • Zip line rides • Horseback rides • ATV riding • Miniature golf • Kids camp • Jeep tours • Climbing wall • Bungee trampoline • Canyoneering • Paintball • Skeet shooting ACTIVITIES WE LOVED: First and foremost, the zip line was a big hit with my kids. My 7 and 11 year old were a bit nervous climbing the stairs to the top of the barn outfitted in their helmets and zip line harnesses. But once they saw their Mom conquer the zip line, they soon followed and they felt pretty proud of their accomplishment. Miniature golf was my 3 year olds favorite activity. She discovered that the course had some secret "tunnels" where the golf balls could travel closer to the holes. She begged us to play each morning and evening. Miniature golf at the resort is a great value since guests are only required to pay once, yet allowed to play as many times as they want during the duration of their stay. My youngest two kids enjoyed a short horse ride around the horse corrals. My 3 year old was allowed to ride upon the saddle with the ranch hand, and my 7 year old was allowed to ride a horse tied with a lead rope behind the ranch hand. Longer trail rides are offered for adults and kids over the age of 8. Our visit was in early April so it was too cold to swim in the outdoor unheated pool. However, we did check it out and found that the pool was perfectly family friendly complete with "rock" slides, shallow depths, and plenty of lounging space. Overall, I loved that we could tailor our activity schedule based on our own whims and desires. All we had to do was approach one of the resort's friendly ranch hands and request an activity. The ranch hand took care of all the arrangements and pointed us in the right direction. DINING OPTIONS The resort sits in an isolated location, miles from a grocery store or restaurants. However, there is an onsite restaurant which serves breakfast, dinner, and offers picnic lunches. Prices at the restaurant appeared to be reasonable. If you do choose to prepare your own food, be sure to grocery shop before you arrive since the nearest grocery store is miles away. Also be aware that the mini refrigerators in the cabin suites are quite small, too small to hold a gallon of milk. You may want to consider packing a cooler for larger food items. Ice is available for purchase at the resort. WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO • Check out the resort's website for lodging and activity packages. Activity vouchers are less expensive when purchased with lodging and when purchased in bulk. • If you plan on visiting Zion National Park, the resort lies 7 miles from the park's remote east entrance and 30 miles (a beautiful one hour drive) from the park's visitor center and most of the popular hiking trails. • The resort sits at higher elevation and is much cooler than the western portion of Zion National Park. Be prepared for the cooler temperatures, especially in the off-season. • Kid's camps are available in the summer months for ages 4 to 11. • Laundry facilities are available at the resort so be sure to pack laundry soap and plenty of quarters. You'll be amazed how quickly dirty clothes pile up with all the outdoor family fun available. BOTTOM LINE Zion Ponderosa Ranch Resort is a good place to customize your own family vacation. The resort gets 5 stars for plenty of onsite family fun activities, and the resort also gets 5 stars for all of the lodging options available. Decisions, decisions…customize your own family friendly vacation at Zion Ponderosa Ranch Resort! Disclosure: Although I received complimentary lodging and activities, my reviews are always my own opinions and are not influenced by resort staff or its affiliates.


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I realize it's not original in any way to have some fun with the way stock photography tends to highlight women being overly excited about doing some of the most random things. For example: women laughing alone with salad … I may be the odd one out, but I usually don't enjoy my salad that much. I did enjoy looking at those photos, though.
As I was putting together images for Valentine's Day, I felt the need to share pictures of women really enjoying their chocolate.
It's an interesting set of pictures and I hope you take it lightly. It's not just that the pictures show these women getting overly excited about chocolate – which they are – it's also that the captions with the photos seem so tame compared to the unbridled enthusiasm for chocolate.
I realize this is an entirely digital image of a woman. But I just found it so odd that someone would go through the trouble of creating a digital image of a woman in purple camo enjoying her chocolate…
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I'm nearly convinced that last picture is the bottom of Jessica Biel's face. Anyone agree?
Sure I like chocolate. And I may even stare at it lovingly before and smile as I'm eating it … but these seemed a little overboard.
Perhaps I'll try it. You can find more cool stock photography images on Newscom. And, to keep you from consuming more chocolate than is healthy after reading this post, you can distract yourself with these other posts:
Dear Universe, These Made Me Smile
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My Heart Seeks
I walk not knowing where I am headed,
What lies in front of me, what path I've treaded.
Lost in the midst of a jungle, blinded by lush trees,
The thorns prick my feet, causing them to bleed.
Shall I detour from the trees to see what lies ahe…
To Tape to My Dorm Wall
My sister, know that only
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for tomorrow:
pulling down, pushing
through the boarded window.
I pack three suitcases
for part two of the world:
sleeping in, cheap wine,
tax forms, sorority girls.
I will miss…
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Freedom. That elusive state of mind,
Cherished much, different in kind,
Sought after by the soul of man,
Seeking, foolishly, in far off lands,
Freedom; are you on the wings of the birds,
Traversing the sky in organized herds?
Or perhaps you …
The Lake House
Beyond a forest whence wind whispers,
Amidst harmony and her sisters,
Among vast land and alluring shadows,
Stood a lake house in a deserted meadow.
It cried a hymn, a cunning calling,
To the one who found it deceiving; appalling,
"Thou ha…
Free The People
It was for years, everyday, in the land of the sand
With their fears, the voice of the people banned
No speaking, no freedom; bending to their command
For reasons, we believed it, and sit as they stand
But look back to the story, once a king…
A Pure Mind
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Giving recognition to ODFW
To the Editor:
If I were a member of the Humane Society of the United States, Sierra Club and the Audubon Society of Oregon, I would take this opportunity to thank the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Department for their fine work and infinite wisdom.
You were able to do more to help us eliminate that "sport" of bowhunting than even we could have ever thought of, much less ask for. By making them have a very limited elk tag before they can hunt for deer, you were able to keep potentially thousands of those bowhunters out of our forests. Absolutely brilliant. Many kudos to you. We'll keep doing the best on our end, and you keep up the good work on yours. Who knows? We may not be able to eliminate all guns, but maybe we can eliminate the lead out of their bullets,
or even much of their
As a bowhunter who lives in Northeast Oregon, I have been fortunate to draw a branch bull tag once in the last 11 years, but at least I could bow hunt for deer almost in my own backyard.
Now, a bowhunter here has to have a very limited elk tag (054 Mt. Emily, 22 Walla Walla, 25 Wenaha) to even bow hunt period in these units. That is 101 tags total (2012).
Oh, you say, we also offered spike tags for those units. Just how many branch bulls have been taken illegally with a bow out of these units? Forty? Fifty? One hundred? (Less than 10.) Yes, any is too many. Wow.
Let's eliminate potentially thousands of bow-hunting opportunities and the revenue that comes with it. For what?
Yes, bowhunters, go ahead and put in for one of those limited elk tags, by all means, but if you don't get it, don't buy a tag.
At this point, and I'm sure it could never happen, but I'd be in favor of boycotting buying a hunting tag for the next two years if ODFW is going to keep on this same path.
This way, possibly, ODFW could be eliminated entirely. It would dismantle a government agency that no longer is serving the people they are supposed to represent.
We could then, at least, have a ballot put up each year and let the west side of Oregon decide whether we could hunt the next year. We might have a better opportunity to bow hunt that way as opposed to this new agenda.
I hope you don't think I'm just some disgruntled bowhunter from Northeastern Oregon. I'm way past that.
Randy Carter
La Grande
Gun control won't save lives
To the Editor:
The recent school shooting was a tragedy. However, incidents like this always provide fodder for gun control advocates to advance their agenda.
You don't like guns. Fine, that's your prerogative. I own guns. That's my right. Where does that leave us? Nowhere!
Guns kill people, so let's get rid of them.
• People have invested a lot of money in guns, and they aren't going to be willing to give them up without compensation. There may be as much as $10 trillion to $20 trillion invested in guns in this country. Who is going to pay?
• This country tried to ban alcohol once. It backfired badly, and resulted in the growth of organized crime. Gun control would be worse. If this country can't or won't protect our southern border, how does any rational person think that gun running can be prevented?
• Statistics: Gun-related deaths are not even in the top 15 in causes of death. Abortion and car wrecks are. The government cannot be everything to everybody. If you want to save life, eliminate government funding of abortion and lower the speed limit to 45 mph with permanent loss of license for violations. It wouldn't be popular, but it would work. There are three times as many people killed in vehicles as with guns.
• Most people who kill with guns are addicted to violent games, movies, alcohol and drugs. According to the State Police, people with gun permits rarely, if ever, commit crimes with guns.
• The police cannot respond quickly enough to prevent killings; only an armed citizen close by can.
Conclusions: Provide tighter control of people with violent tendencies or those on drugs. Encourage more law-abiding citizens to obtain concealed gun permits. To save lives, do something that works.
Richard Beverly


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Five Minutes to Kill (Yourself) Reloaded
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- Amateur Surgeon: Christmas Edition
- Atomic Gringo
- Bible Fight
- Bionic Chainsaw Pogo Gorilla
- Broken Robot Love
- Burrito Bison
- Burrito Bison Revenge
- Canabalt
- Candy Mountain Massacre Revenge
- Captain Commander
- Cardboard Box Assembler
- Coma
- Corporate Climber
- Corporation, Inc.
- Cream Wolf
- Crush the Castle
- Dale & Peakot
- Death Row Diner
- Death Vegas
- Demon Tournament
- Dino Run
- Dinosaur Zookeeper
- Don't Look Back
- Drunken Assassin
- Dungeons and Dungeons
- Earn to Die
- Earn to Die 2
- Escape From Puppy Death Factory
- Fairway to Hell
- Fantasy Telemarketer
- Fat Wizard
- Fist Puncher Streets of Outrage
- Five Minutes to Kill (Yourself)
- Five Minutes to Kill (Yourself) 2
- Five Minutes to Kill (Yourself) Airport
- Five Minutes to Kill (Yourself) Reloaded
- Five Minutes to Kill (Yourself) Wedding Day
- Flight
- Floater
- Floater on Ice
- Gigolo Assassin
- Girls Like Robots: Nerdfest
- Give Up Robot
- Give Up, Robot 2
- Haunt the House
- Hemp Tycoon
- Hipster Kickball
- Holy Crap, Bears!!
- Hot Throttle
- House of Dead Ninjas
- HRmageddon
- Insidia
- Jetpack Jackass
- Kill Thy Neighbor
- Kit and the Octopod
- Lee-Lee's Quest
- Lee-Lee's Quest 2
- Lesbian Spider-Queens of Mars
- Little Wheel
- Luminara
- Mega Miner
- Meowcenaries
- Miami Shark
- Moby Dick the Video Game
- MoonType
- Mountain Maniac
- Mountain Maniac Xmas
- Mr. Mullet
- My Friend Pedro
- My Lil' Bastard
- Nostalgic Chainsaws from Hell
- Nuclear Justice
- Nunchuck Charlie
- Nurse Quest
- One Man and His Dinosaur
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- Pause Ahead
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- Pizza City
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- Revenge of the Zombees
- Rick and Morty's Rushed Licensed Adventure
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- Super Puzzle Platformer Plus
- Surprise Bullfight
- Sushi Cat
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- This Is the Only Level
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- Treasure Trap
- Try Harder
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- Twirl and Hurl
- Ultimate Robotoru
- Vending Machine Champ
- Victorian BMX
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- Viva Caligula! in Hell!
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- Westerado Poker
- Windhawk
- Wine Pong
- Winnose
- Worst Game Ever
- Yeti Sasquatch Annihilation
- Zombie at the Gates
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- Zombie Hooker Nightmare XXX-mas
- Zombocalypse
- Zombocalypse 2
- Zombotron
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Return to the office as Stan* in this Reloaded edition of Five Minutes to Kill (Yourself), using your mouse to navigate him through new rooms, discovering new hazards to deplete his health with, watching the action unfold in new cutscenes and unlocking achievements (they're new too) as you play.
* You can also select a new character to play as-Tiffany, in which case just replace "Stan" with "Tiffany" and her instead of his/him in the above paragraph. Thank you.
If you're new to the game, here's the premise: Stan (or Tiffany, as we just explained) is in hell. He lives the day-in, day-out workaday life of a cube jockey. A last-minute meeting request pushes him over the edge. As Stan, you wander the office space finding ingenious ways to hurt him until his health is completely drained. He has but five minutes-if he can't do it by then, he's doomed to sit through yet another boring meeting. You're his only hope.
Use the mouse to move around. Click a spot on the screen and you will move there. Or click and hold the mouse to make your character continually move in that direction.
Objects with green arrows above their head are interactive. Click on the object or arrow to move to and use it.
Additionally, you can speak to some of the co-workers wandering around the office. Depending on which responses you choose when talking to them, they'll hurt you or leave you alone.
Click on doors to walk through them.
Some objects will not wound you until they're combined with another item. These Combo Items have a "+" sign above them. When you pick up the first item in a combo the second item or person will have a green arrow above them.
Click on the M at the bottom of the screen (or press the M key) to see a map of the current room and its hazard zones. Click on the Office tab to see the layout of the whole office including new areas. In both cases, your current location is highlighted.
Click on the speaker icon (or press the S key) to mute game sounds.
There are 10 rooms to explore in the office: Six from the original Five Minutes to Kill (Yourself) and four brand new ones. You begin the game in a different, random location each time you play.
If you don't have time or don't want to select your outfit and just want to get to the game, click the "Next" button on the Get Dressed screen. You'll be dressed automatically.
Each hazard you can interact with deals a different amount of damage. Experiment to find objects that'll deplete the most health to off yourself faster.
Check the Achievements button on the title screen to track your progress. Each achievement has multiple levels of completion. When you mouse over each poster you can see completion thresholds, zoom into each poster, or print your award for posterity.
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Rick and Morty's Rushed Licensed Adventure
My Friend Pedro
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BUDAPEST, Hungary, August 9. IT'S almost like looking at a stranger in your own home. The much-improved U.S. men's team, barely resembling the young and inexperienced squad inherited by Ratko Rudic in 2001, lost a close game to Yugoslavia, 5-3, in the Unicum Cup today.
The narrow margin of loss to the reigning European Champion and the team's defeat of defending gold medalist Hungary last month are the latest indicators of both a swift turnaround for the U.S. and a ray of
sunshine as the team prepares for the 2002 World Cup which begins August 25 in Belgrade, Yugoslavia.
The U.S. fought a hard game against Yugoslavia, the bronze medalist at the 2000 Olympics, keeping the lid on a volatile Yugoslavian offense with one exception: Alexandar Sapic.
Sapic, the perennial scoring machine for Yugoslavia, connected for four goals on the day. Vladamir Vujasinovic accounted for the other Yugoslavian goal.
It took all four quarters for Yugoslavia to put the feisty U.S. team away. Sapic's goal with 3:52 remaining in the game provided Yugoslavia with an insurance goal, setting the score at 5-3, and effectively putting a nail in the U.S. coffin. Team
USA was able to draw an exclusion a minute later, but failed to convert and finished 1-for-4 on the man-up.
Ryan Bailey buried two goals on the day for Team USA, one from center. Dan Klatt, who is playing with a cracked rib, scored the other goal for the U.S. Tony Azevedo did not play and was allowed to rest for the late game against Italy.
United States 1 0 2 0 — 3
Yugoslavia 2 0 2 1 — 5
Box Score
Individual Scoring
USA: Bailey 2, Klatt 1
Yugoslavia: Sapic 4, Vujasinovic 1
Man Advantage Scoring
USA: 1 for 4
Yugoslavia: 1 for 4
Remaining Schedule
Date Time Team vs. Team
August 9 4:00 p.m. Australia vs. Germany
5:15 p.m. USA vs. Italy
6:30 p.m. Hungary vs. Yugoslavia
August 10 4:00 p.m. Italy vs. Germany
5:15 p.m. Yugoslavia vs. Italy
6:30 p.m. USA vs. Hungary
August 11 4:00 p.m. Germany vs. Yugoslavia
5:15 p.m. Australia vs. USA
6:30 p.m. Hungary vs. Italy
* All times local Budapest time.