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I drive by this old round-topped building each day as I go to the new RE/MAX building shown here in the background. Each day I wonder how much longer it will last. The tenant has moved and it does not have a "for rent" sign on it. Rumor is that it will be gone soon so perhaps it needs a little...
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WHAT MAKES YOU HAPPY?Some of you don't really know what makes you happy. How do I know? Here is the test:"If you keep trying to make you happy and you don't get happy it may be you just don't know how." How many times have we fallen for someone else's idea of happiness? We have all done it. We ...
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Home Buying in Pensacola, Pace or Gulf Breeze, Florida Real Estate 32561, 32563, Citizens says private insurers plan to drop coverage The Fla.-owned insurer claims that private firms will move 24K policies back into Citizens because the Fla. Legislature ignored assignment-of-benefit abuses. Read...
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In Connecticut's market today, demand is outpacing supply in many regions of the state, which makes pricing a house one of the biggest challenges real estate professionals face. Sellers often want to price their home higher than recommended, and many agents go along with the idea to keep their ...
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You can always choose what happens to you but you can choose how you will react and the attitude you will have. Thanks for this inspirational post Lou Ludwig. Your Attitude . . . . is Always Your Choice "I discovered that I always have choice . . . . I also discovered that attitude is also a c...
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Sellers See Highest Price Gains in Years Posted on April 25, 2016 Home sellers haven't seen gains like this since 2007. Find out which metros are seeing the largest average price... Read More
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Bottom Line: As a potential seller, you are in the driver's seat right now. It might be time to hit the gas.Listings are growing as they normally do this time of the year, but because demand has been growing faster than supply, homes are selling faster. Read More#WestPalmBeachHomeSearch #WestPa...
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Monthly and seasonal maintenance will not only help to maintain your home running smoothly they also help to protect your investments and prevent costly repairs. Below, you will find several tips and reminders of household maintenance you're able to do this month of May. See tips here
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Located in the heart of Niceville on the Choctawhatchee Bay, this one-of-a-kind custom home built by Greg Goodwin Construction has it all. Step through the front door into the welcoming foyer with French doors on either side that lead to a luxurious office on the right and a spacious formal dinin...
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April 2016 home sales in the Waxhaw area of the Charlotte, North Carolina metro area (the 28173 zip code--encompassing the three towns of Waxhaw, Marvin and Weddington) continued on the strong path begun in the first quarter of 2016. The average sale price of Waxhaw area homes increased last mo...
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I know there are two schools of thoughts.One believes in selling the home without special effects.Another - with special effects, called Staging.My experience is - Staged homes sell quicker and at higher price.As per Gayle Barton - second biggest mistakes of home sellers. Part 2 of my series, "Do...
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Aloha from Princeville Kauai,It's been yet another mixed bag this week, with equal shares of sunshine and rain, often one after another. As of today, Sunday, there have been a total of 90 sales, which is a 32% increase over last April with 68 sales! Take a look at our activity for this past week:...
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Robert Vegas Bob Swetz will be "Hanging out at the Beaches of Santa Cruz California" soon and this summer will be a blast.With May already here you can see the Life Guards are getting ready along the beaches ;o)
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Somerset Estates | 3914 E Omega Cr Mesa, AZ 85215 from Brian Dunshie | Agent Innovation on Vimeo.New Video : Located in the sought after N.E. Mesa Luxury Groves area, this 7339sf home will surely strike a cord. Each time I arrive, I'm simply awed by this home as soon as I enter. Please watch the ...
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Almost Speechless Sunday - Picture from Trip We were fortunate enough to get away for a vacation trip and got back to Katy TX. late on this past Wednesday. Below is one of my favorite photos I took during our journey. Note Above picture taken by and copyrighted by Bob Gilbert with all rights r...
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Here's your chance to live in the popular Pavilions On Camelback. There's no other unit as nicely upgraded as 221. As soon as you enter you'll sense the quality of this space. Solid wood doors, upgraded carpet and travertine tile inside & on balcony, granite counters, beautiful cabinetry. new ups...
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Welcome Home to Star Idaho!514 N Evelyn Way Star Idaho 83669 Was $189,900 NOW ONLY $184,000 This very nice single level home for sale features 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 2 car garage and has a very nice Bonus/Flex room! The bonus room could be used as an office or even another bedroom if needed. ...

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Stem cell research pros has shown us that stem cells are special cells which, when given specialized signal, can become any part of the body needed for regeneration. The body may need muscle cells, blood cells, skin cells, organ cells, nervous system cells, etc. The stem cells will go in and sweep up the cells that are dead or have been damaged. These new cells take their place and help to regenerate the body.
Stem cell research pros have shown us that there are two sources of stem cells in which to consider for treatment. Embryonic stem cells and fetal stem cells create a blueprint for making a body from scratch. Adult stem cells hold the plans for healing an organ or body system that has become damaged or injured. These cells do not contain the original building blueprint.
The benefits of stem cells, shown to us through the stem cell research pros, include curing the incurable diseases. We finally have a plausible treatment for many types of cancers and diseases like diabetes and heart disease. The stem cell research pros also show that age related diseases like Alzheimer's Disease is improved with stem cell therapies. An area where stem cells are really making break-through successes is with autism. Autism delays the development of children and usually manifest with behavioral disorders and food allergies. Stem cell therapies can be used on very young children and very elderly people with great success. Depending on the therapy chosen, the procedures can carry little to no risk during or after treatment.
Finger tips have been regrown with stem cell therapy and 3rd degree burns are being treated with topical and oral use of stem cells.
The stem cell research pros have shown us that stem cell treatment comes in many forms. The most familiar type of stem cell therapy is stem cells administered through an injection process. Stem cells may be injected directly into a diseased organ or into muscle or placed just under the skin. Stem cells have been freeze dried and powdered for wound application. There are also stem cell sprays and serums for topical application and anti-aging treatments. Oral use of stem cells is beginning to build in popularity. Imagine being able to take your stem cells like you would a supplement! Oral stem cell therapies range from using animal stem cells to using your own adult stem cells. Either way, the research for oral stem cells is proving to be promising.
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San Jose Doctor Accused Of Paying Bills With Cancer Research MoneyA former doctor at a South Bay hospital is accused of taking money intended for cancer research to pay his own bills.
California Prop 29 Tobacco Tax Narrowly Loses In Final Vote TallyA closely-watched effort to impose a new tax on tobacco to pay for cancer research in the nation's most populous state has failed by six tenths of a percentage point.
Poll Shows California Voters Support Tobacco Tax, Term Limits MeasuresCalifornia voters appear ready to approve two statewide initiatives on the June 5 ballot, Proposition 28 to shorten legislator term limits and Proposition 29 to increase cigarette taxes, according to a new poll.
UCSF Doctors Lose Their Locks To Help Fund Cancer ResearchIt was a close shave Wednesday as several doctors took part in a fundraiser. At a special gathering, several doctors from the University of California at San Francisco's Benioff Children's Hospital shaved their heads to raise more than $22,000 for children's cancer research.
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Sexual predator Jerry Sandusky will spend the rest of his life in jail, and he deserves every day of it. The school president, the athletic director, assistant coaches, and everyone who had any knowledge about Sandusky's actions and did nothing should be prosecuted, and if found guilty, should be put in jail for as long as the law allows.
The $60 million fine to the university should have been $200 million -- three years' worth of football profits -- with all of the money going to programs to help with abuse victims. And the NCAA should punish itself for creating this big money, win at all costs environment.
The other penalties handed down by the NCAA only hurt people who had nothing to do with this. The student body -- young men and women paying huge tuitions -- are losing part of the college experience. The local businesses -- mom and pop shops -- that use the revenue generated by the football program to survive will struggle to provide jobs, give to charity, and support the tax base. They will lose their businesses in some cases.
The players of past teams, who did nothing wrong, saw their hard work and dedication eliminated by vacating all of their wins. And why do the current players deserve punishment? They did nothing wrong, yet their program is gutted.
The local community which looks forward to the football season each year loses as well. I am sure that for many of them, football is the most enjoyment they have all year, but they won't have it for many years. What did they do to deserve this?
The NCAA can sit back and act like it did its job, but in reality, it failed again. It punished the wrong people. It always does.
Ask the real casualties at Ohio State, Miami, Fla., Southern Cal. The list goes on and on. At least this time the bad people will be in jail, no thanks to the NCAA.
Several years ago, Howard County had a similar situation with a sitting judge and an underage boy. After the arrest of the judge, many people in our criminal justice system said they knew it was going on.
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Steve Taylor1 Jan 26, 2013 11:07 PM
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Yes they certainly can be.
C0ffee Jan 27, 2013 9:11 AM
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I can't see what i'm looking for, not sure u understand me right ... instead of syncing via usb & iTunes, copy / download via 'Home Sharing' to be done by the iPad ?
Steve Taylor1 Jan 27, 2013 10:38 AM
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You can stream on the home sharing via ipad. but you need to download from the itunes app on the iPad. Under the purchased section.
C0ffee Jan 27, 2013 11:29 AM
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I should have chosen my words a bit better soz ... download i mean copy, it was whatever u find familiar but forgot about the iTunes App & downloading Movies ;-p So the step by step would be, to open "Videos" load "Shared" the share library, then select a Movie to watch and copy it to the iPad, so iTunes on the Mac is not running the whole time. This yes is the same as plugging a device (iPad / iPhone) with a USB cable into iTunes on a Mac, but I hope one day Apple does this because it would improve the whole experience ! :-)
Steve Taylor1 Jan 27, 2013 11:32 AM
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No if you click Videos and then Shared you can only stream.
If you want to download go into itune app, select more, select purchased
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- Neelys Landing man shot, killed by highway patrol trooper after traffic stop (05/01/16)43
- Cape student sues, accuses school officials of slamming her to ground multiple times (04/28/16)49
- Missouri House votes to allow concealed weapons without permits (04/28/16)8
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Gallery 125 set to open downtown
When Mike Rust was first setting up his new downtown Ashley Bailey Custom Cabinets store a few months ago, he faced two problems.
First, while he was setting up 127 Main St. with the home decorating offerings of Ashley Bailey, he had this vast empty space in the building next door at 125 Main St. Second, he had a ton of artwork for sale that he had no place to hang. Those two problems have a single solution in Gallery 125.
The gallery at 125 Main St. opened quietly this past weekend. It features paintings and sculpture, oils and prints of other works and some home furnishing accessories to complement its sister Ashley Bailey.
Rust said that the gallery won't have its grand opening until February, at which time he will begin holding openings for local artists, night openings that coincide with the Arts Council of Southeast Missouri receptions on the first Friday of each month, and a number of events that Gallery 125 will put on by itself. In the meantime, the gallery is connected to Ashley Bailey and will be open to the perusal of customers looking to add a special touch to their homes.
Drury Lodge undergoing redesign: Motorists driving through Cape Girardeau on Interstate 55 may wonder what tornado tore through the Drury Lodge, near the junction of the interstate and William Street. But rest assured the gaping holes and obstructive scaffolding are there for a purely constructive purpose.
David Reed, director of renovations for Drury Inns, said that the lodge lobby is currently undergoing a redesign. The lobby will now be revamped with a stone fireplace, stone pillars and wooden support beams to give it more of a country lodge feel. The outside canopy will also be demolished to make way for one with stone pillars that enhance the look of the lobby. The building is also getting a new roof, and the adjacent Cedar Street restaurant will get some new coats of paint to align it with the new motif.
Reed said he expects the renovations to be completed by the end of January.
Jackson Manor switches approach: For years the Jackson Manor skilled nursing facility at 710 Broadridge has been doing things the old-fashioned way.
Like most facilities, it has followed the medical model in its approach to treating residents. That includes telling them when and what to eat, when to sleep, when to shower and what activities to participate in. But administrator Dave Walker recently decided to take a new look at the way his business treated its customers. The result is a much more social touch.
The first sign of this local revolution in care is Jackson Manor's new open dining. Now residents can sleep in and eat breakfast anytime between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. Similarly, lunch and dinner are served over the course of a few hours. Even if they can't make that window, Walker said, they will be accommodated.
"We want to accommodate their schedules, not ours," Walker said.
In addition, residents can select what they want at each meal the next day from a menu of choices.
Walker said that this novel approach to nursing-home dining is just a taste of more things to come. He said soon residents will be able to form neighborhoods, groups of cooperating residents through which they can lay out their own agenda: when to shower, bedtime and what kinds of food should appear on the menus. They will also be able to coordinate their own social activities.
Holiday happenings at the mall: One of the Westfield Shoppingtown West Park's best-known perennial occupants is now in full bloom. Holiday Happenings is back, this time near the main entrance across from Panera Bread.
Owner Rick Warner said his store of holiday decorations and his floral service will be serving Cape Girardeau out of the mall until mid-February. The permanent Holiday Happenings at 5 S. Henderson Ave. is also open again, rebuilt after a fire damaged the building last July. That store sells holiday decorations year-round.
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Facebook Wants New Breed of Flash Memory for Storing Old Pics
Today, Facebook stores all your photos on good old-fashioned mechanical hard disks. This works well enough, but now that the company is juggling hundreds of billions of photos, many of them dating back three or four years, it makes less sense by the day. Those older photos aren't accessed that often, and if they remain on hard drives, they continue to sap relatively large amounts of power.
Traditionally, companies have moved their older digital data to, say, magnetic tape. With Facebook, there's an added rub. Even those older photos must be stored in a way that lets you instantly retrieve them. "We can't say: 'Hey, you want to look at that picture from Halloween five years ago? We'll go grab the tape and put it on the drive and send it to you in the week,'" Parikh explained on Wednesday, during a speech at the Open Compute Project's latest summit meeting. "That just doesn't work."
Parikh and company could move those older photos to the sort of flash memory devices that are now invading other parts of the computer data center — devices that consumes far less power than hard disks — but these carry relatively high price tags. Today's super-speedy flash devices are a great to store information that's accessed all the time, but they're too expensive for the kind of "cold storage" Facebook needs for old photos.
So Parikh wants someone to build him some flash storage that's cheaper. Basically, today's flash is built to maximize the number of reads and writes you can make — the medium tends to degrade as you read and write — but he wants a version that specifically designed for data that's accessed only occasionally.
"We want something with a low write-endurance," he told us on Wednesday. "We want to get to something with a much, much lower unit cost per gigabyte." This will also reduce the company's power consumption, and according to Parikh, it will give his engineers more flexibility when it comes to writing software. "You play all sorts of neat software tricks in terms of how you optimize it." When you're reading and writing data on spinning hard drive platters — and you want to keep speeds up — there are tight restrictions on how you can do so.
On stage, during his speech, Parikh likened storage devices to cars. Right now, he said, it was as if his only options were a minivan and a high-end sports car. What he really wants is a third option — something more like a Prius. "We want is a continuum of options," he said. "Today, the spectrum is very coarse. There's tape on one end. There's flash on the other end. And spinning disks in the middle. And that's it."
That may seem like a tall order, but Facebook is now so large — and so influential — it can make such requests in earnest. According to Facebook hardware design and supply chain guru Frank Frankovksy, Facebook engineers have long worked hand-in-hand with the Utah-based flash storage outfit Fusion-io, playing directly into the company's latest designs, including the new 3.2 terabyte flash introduced on Wednesday at the Open Compute Summit, and Fusion-io chief David Flynn is only too happy to advertise this relationship.
Fusion-io's high-speed flash cards are already driving Facebook's database software — where so much of your text-based today is stored — but someday, Facebook will also move flash into the cold storage facility it's building outside its data center up in Prineville, Oregon. It needs to get its hands on an entirely new type of flash before that can happen. But that shouldn't be a problem.
Refreshing to see another poster who understands that FIOs solution is "different" and sustainably so. Recall that Fakebook requested and received $10m of accelerated install work from FIO in the September Q, shifting that work from the December q while shifting other work from Sep to Dec q. Not much thinking needed to connect the dots to the Phase 2 center in Oregon (the one next to AAPLs new data center there) and recall that FB has another seven, yes 7, high end data centers planned over the next 2 years.
The post above emphasizes an aspect of FIOs TAM that perhaps few realize (incl both buysiders and sell side analysts). FIO's solutions are not YET being used on many of FB's (or AAPL or China Mobile or Salesforce) applications. As horizontal growth within strategic customers proliferates --aided hugely by the likes of OEM players including CSCO and NTAP and others specifying FIO solutions incl ORCL now -- we expect the power of FIOs operating leverage will expand Wall Street's awareness rapidly... another couple of quarters should deliver that outcome.
Perhaps soon more than just the smart guys will realize that the OCZ wannabes are not relevant (we've been saying that for over a year here), but also that EMCs legacy hard drive business collapsed by 25% over the few quarters, while FIOs revenues, staffing and guidance continue to grow.
On December 8th 2011, the fly on the wall reported;
December 8th 2011
Facebook pursuing alternative flash vendors, says Lazard Capital
Lazard Capital's channel checks indicate that Facebook is aggressively pursuing alternative flash solutions to support its database tier. However, the firm cautions investors from concluding that Fusion-io's (FIO) peers have closed the technology gap since it believes server-based flash offerings currently on the market from LSI Corp. (LSI), Micron (MU) and OCZ Technology (OCZ) are not similar to Fusion-io's VSL (Virtual Storage Layer software). Further, given Facebook's multiple applications, Lazard Capital thinks alternative flash vendors hired by Facebook may not necessarily come at Fusion-io's expense. The firm keeps a Neutral rating on Fusion-io shares and does not expect any near-term business impact, but points out implications for the stock are clearly negative.
Also, you can find 'ioScale' trademark under Corporate Information section from last year's 10-k. This is an excellent example of turning challenges into opportunities!
if FIO can do what it says it can (and I believe they can) it is almost unavoidable that EMC will have to consider acquiring FIO. Just think of the impact on EMC if someone else buys FIO.
Great post.You really understand the company and what it does.And,also,it's future growth.Thanks


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Marion Barry: D.C. Cops Need To Get in Better Shape
Former mayor-for-life and Ward 8 Councilmember Marion Barry has some advice for D.C.'s police officers: get in shape.
After getting breakfast from a store near his new house on Talbert Street SE, Barry says he was on the phone in his car he witnessed a "rather plump" Metropolitan Police Department officer chasing a suspect. Barry doesn't know why police were chasing the guy, whom Barry had just seen a few minutes earlier in the very store where he'd bought his breakfast. (Barry says he doesn't know the name of the store, but called it a "community store.")
Barry says the oversized police officer "couldn't even come close to catching this guy," and believes the suspect made a clean getaway. Another witness, who asked not to be identified, saw the foot chase, and also described one of the pursing officers as overweight.
"They need to get in better shape," Barry says of D.C.'s finest.
Interestingly enough, the D.C. Council is set to consider a bill tomorrow that critics say could weaken physical fitness standards for MPD officers. The Omnibus Criminal Code Amendments Act of 2012l would transfer the power to set minimum physical fitness standards for police officers from the Police Officer Standards and Training Board to the police chief. The proposed legislation would only allow the POST board to make "recommendations" to the chief as to what the physical fitness levels will be, "which would allow the chief to relax those standards, in her or his discretion, below the minimum standards that the board believes should be required," says the local chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union. The ACLU is advocating for several changes with the omnibus bill, which they say unwisely guts many of the POST board's powers.
A spokeswoman for the police department did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the current status of physical fitness limits for MPD officers. Police union boss Kris Baumann says the only physical fitness minimums an MPD officer has to meet are when they are first hired, and there are no ongoing benchmarks to meet once they are on the force.
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"Elements makes you unutterably sad for
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OMA's Imaginarium hosts lectures
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'Metroid: Other M' adds modern spin to retro space adventure
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Samus Aran - the intergalactic bounty hunter who has been blasting alien critters in video games since 1986 - is back for more in "Metroid: Other M," a clever collaborative effort between Nintendo's Yoshio Sakamoto, who directed "Super Metroid," and Team Ninja of "Ninja Gaiden" fame.
'Metroid: Other M'
Platform: Nintendo Wii
Genre: Action/Adventure
Developer: Nintendo/Team Ninja
Publisher: Nintendo of America
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Price: $49.99
Rating: Teen
Score: 3.5 stars (out of 4)
As such, this Nintendo Wii exclusive fuses multiple play styles and camera perspectives into a unique retro romp with a modern spin.
In other words, this new game looks and plays differently than the last couple of "Metroid" shooters - but you'll have a blast nonetheless.
This single-player sequel to 1994's "Super Metroid" continues where its predecessor left off, but the story sequence is now fully realized with stunning computer animation. This new "Metroid" offering has a lot more story, dialogue and cinematic cut-scene sequences compared with past adventures.
That said, some gamers might not like that you can't skip through the cut-scenes, though, which can stretch upward of five minutes. While this is the first game in which Samus is given a voice, the voice-acting isn't the most convincing.
"Metroid: Other M" takes place aboard the Bottle Ship, a decommissioned space facility. Near the start of the game, it doesn't take long for Samus to run into her old gang of Galactic Federation Army comrades while investigating strange happenings on the spacecraft.
While Samus and the environment are rendered in 3-D, much of the game was designed to feel like a 2-D side-scroller. In fact, you'll hold the Wii remote sideways like an old-school controller. You can change to a first-person view at any time by pointing the Wii remote toward the screen to blast enemies, scan items or solve puzzles. When in tighter corridors, the screen shifts to an over-the-shoulder view of Samus. The combination of these three views keeps things fresh.
As with past games, you'll roam through corridors to destroy aliens using blasters, bombs, missiles and icy blasts; turn into a ball to access hard-to-reach areas; and find ways into locked areas, be it with brute force or scanning a nearby computer.
One of the game's greatest strengths is the numerous and varied "bosses" you'll need to take down. In one encounter, little purple aliens crawl up a wall and form a huge monster with a giant eye. Samus works with the GFA to take it down by letting the boys freeze it first, which slows it down, thus allowing you to aim with the Wii remote to blast it away with missiles. After the body is blown to bits, the eye will give you a problem, too, until you can destroy it. Some bosses require you to use an item you found to take it down, plus it's recommended to master the "dodge" move to avoid nasty attacks from these enormous creatures.
Whether you're a faithful Nintendo fan or simply looking for some old school action on your Wii, "Metroid: Other M" proves to be a blast from the past with refreshed graphics, sound and story.
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Also in the news Boston police commissioner vows to root out corruption
NEW YORK — Bernard Kerik, the police commissioner under former Mayor Rudy Giuliani who nearly became head of the Homeland Security Department, will surrender to federal authorities Friday on criminal charges, an official said Thursday.
The federal law enforcement official said prosecutors plan to announce the filing of an indictment against Kerik at a news conference Friday. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because of the secrecy of grand jury proceedings.
New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, center, is flanked by New York Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik, right, 2001. (AP Photo/Kathy Willens)
A second person familiar with the investigation, who wasn't authorized to speak publicly about the investigation, said Kerik will turn himself in Friday morning and be arraigned at noon in U.S. District Court. He would not disclose the specific charges.
Several calls to Kerik's lawyer, Kenneth Breen, were not immediately returned.
Authorities have alleged that Kerik took tens of thousands of dollars in services from benefactors and never reported it as income. Earlier this year, he rejected a plea deal, and his attorney insisted he had done nothing wrong.
An indictment would be the latest chapter of a downfall that began within days of Kerik's nomination in 2004 to head the Department of Homeland Security. At the time, he was billed by the former mayor as a no-nonsense, self-made lawman who helped restore calm following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
A former undercover police officer with a bodybuilder's physique and a knack for charming people in high places, Kerik has since been hit with a string of revelations about personal and professional improprieties.
His nomination was confronted with news reports about stock-option windfalls, his connections with people suspected of doing business with the mob and overlapping extramarital affairs with two women: Judith Regan, the publisher of his memoir, and a city correction officer. The liaisons reportedly occurred in an apartment near ground zero that had been set aside for rescue workers.
Kerik, 51, who married his current wife in 1998 and has two children with her, apparently became close with Regan while writing "The Lost Son," in which he described being abandoned by his prostitute mother.
Kerik rose from cop to Giuliani's correction commissioner in the late 1990s. From there, he became police commissioner and later went to work in Iraq rebuilding the country's police force.
But his past troubles never seemed far behind. Kerik had committed to work as a national security adviser in Guyana and Trinidad, but had to pull out. The president of Guyana said he did not want either country "tainted" by the corruption allegations in the U.S.
And then there was the failed Homeland Security nomination. Democrats who opposed the nomination focused on Kerik's recent windfall from exercising stock options in a stun-gun company that did business with the department. His take: $6.2 million.
Giuliani was forced to testify before a state grand jury in a case that resulted in Kerik pleading guilty last year to accepting illegal gifts while on the city payroll. The plea spared Kerik jail time and preserved his new career as a security consultant, but his name was quietly removed from a downtown jail named in his honor.
The state case isn't over: Two brothers who run the construction firm have pleaded not guilty to charges they lied to the grand jury about their relationship with Kerik.
In the past 18 months, a federal grand jury took up the tax case, quizzing another parade of witnesses. They included a commercial real estate developer who picked up the $9,000-a-month tab for a luxury Upper East Side apartment that Kerik lived in around the time he left the police department in 2001.
The federal case also involved allegations that former Westchester County District Attorney Jeanine Pirro tried to recruit Kerik to eavesdrop on her husband, whom she suspected of having an affair, in 2005. But authorities have indicated that no charges would arise from the encounter.
Associated Press Writer Tom Hays contributed to this report.
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