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Feature: Nintendo's Decision to Rock the E3 Formula
Electronic Entertainment Expo is the glitzy video games expo that sees developers and publishers, big and small showcase their upcoming products. With the big names in gaming, the likes of Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft and more holding prestigious presentations to showcase their new and upcoming games. However, Nintendo have recently confirmed their decision to break free from the traditional E3 formula.
For us, it came and no surprise that Nintendo announced this big shake up. With the rise in Nintendo's own regular Nintendo Direct broadcasts, Nintendo sure have been trying to reach out more to fans, compared to media professionals However, we weren't too sure that Nintendo would be quite ready to completely ditch the traditional approach to E3 just yet...
As with the likes of Microsoft, Sony, EA and Ubisoft, we usually see Nintendo hold a big conference announcing their upcoming games, before letting E3 attendees try out these new games. However, in a recent statement, Nintendo have told us that they plan to ditch this traditional conference and hold smaller presentations and focus majorly on their Nintendo Direct broadcasts throughout the year.
In some ways, we can understand Nintendo's decision greatly, as last year, they were dubbed to have "lost E3". Granted, we can understand that Nintendo's E3 performance was significantly quite weak, with no huge titles being announced. However, considering most Nintendo gossip now comes out of their regular Nintendo Direct broadcasts, it doesn't come at a great surprise that the Big N didn't have a huge deal to discuss at their E3 2012 appearance.
Nintendo have decided to take a much more scaled-down approach to their E3 presence this year. Instead of holding a big presentation, Nintendo will purely be showcasing upcoming products and software, instead of using E3 as a medium to announce big upcoming blockbuster titles.
For us, we like the prospect of Nintendo's more direct regular broadcasts. It feels like Nintendo are starting to serve the fans, you, more than just us media professionals. Plus it gives us a much more regular fix of Nintendo gossip to talk about.
Nintendo's new approach to E3 for this year, sure is scaled down. However, it could set a good model for other big names in gaming to follow. Still, E3 is one of the biggest events in gaming and could a lack of a big presence from Nintendo cause it to loose it's status?
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In March, 2016, it was announced that the Collections in Support of Biological Research Program (CSBR) within the Directorate for Biological Sciences' (BIO) Division of Biological Infrastructure (DBI) will not be accepting new project proposals in 2016. Proposals submitted by the September, 2015, CSBR solicitation deadline and recommended for funding will be funded and supported for the duration of the award along with continuing increments for prior awards. The CSBR program has been placed on a biennial competition schedule as of 2017 and new project proposals will be considered in the next cycle. Additional guidance regarding potential opportunities for support for emergency circumstances and priorities for support will be provided by October 1, 2016 in the form of a Dear Colleague Letter and an update on the CSBR web page.
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Raccoon Fighter: Spiral Flag
The masters of the short-form album return with another winning EP.
Jarryd James: Give Me Something
Australian singer-songwriter/producer Jarryd James shows some pop sophistication on "Give Me Something".
Thursday, August 27 2015
Los Crema Paraiso: De Pelicula
The Venezuelan bossa nova outlet is at it again, this time bringing some worldwide fan favorites into the fold.
Joe Goodkin: Record of Life
Indie's most emotional release of the year thus far comes from the heart at the tip of Paper Arrows.
El Ten Eleven: Fast Forward
On their sixth full-length album, El Ten Eleven connects their well-honed musical idiosyncrasies with personal tragedy.
Wednesday, August 26 2015
Sweat Lodge: Talismana
The Sword aren't the only Austin band capable of kicking up a little 4:20-friendly riffology
Wednesday, August 19 2015
The Cocoon: While the Recording Engineer Sleeps
The Cocoon could have been something special. Hell, they were something special!
Stuart Mason: Tradition
Mason finds evolution in devolution with this 15-track package of folk classics.
Tuesday, August 18 2015
Tart: These Are Not Love Songs
Detroit femmelectro duo display growth and maturity while retaining noir sexiness on second EP.
Monday, August 17 2015
Astrid Williamson: We Go to Dream
On her sixth studio release, the Shetland-born singer delves even deeper into the reaches of ambient-pop.
Wednesday, August 5 2015
Various Artists: OIM Volume 1
Oakland Indie Mayhem's first compilation.
Nicholas Altobelli: Searching Through That Minor Key
Searching Through That Minor Key lacks the raw emotional attachment of Altobelli's prior poetic work.
Wednesday, July 29 2015
Caravan of Thieves: Kiss Kiss
Caravan of Thieves deliver a fun-packed album that will have listeners dancing in the rain.
Bill Payne, Carol Liebowitz, Eva Lindal: Payne/Lindal/Liebowitz
Bill Payne, Carol Liebowitz, Eva Lindal make an entire album's worth of music by the seat of their three pairs of pants.
Slow Down Molasses: Black Burnt Cars
Powerfully blending melody and discord and inspired by pictures of the Paris events in May 1968, Canada's Slow Down Molasses reflect the tension between ideals and reality, then and now.
Monday, July 27 2015
Two Sheds: Assembling
Much like a diamond, Assembling is brilliant due to its flaws.
Friday, July 24 2015
Biosphere / Deathprod: Stator
As two Norwegian artists stake their separate claims on one album, they wind up making a disturbing little masterpiece.
Thursday, July 23 2015
Pocket Panda: This Arrangement of Molecules
In This Arrangement of Molecules, Pocket Panda establish themselves as new rulers of the Washington rock scene with equal parts heart and mind.
Wednesday, July 22 2015
Weed: Running Back
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Sheba LoungeRead MoreSheba Piano Lounge : A User's Guide Ethiopian Cuisine | Live Music | Ethiopian-Inspired Cocktails | Imported Spices | Native Ethiopian Chef Sample Menu In the lounge: meatballs topped in blue cheese In the dining room: tibs wat—sauteed prime beef simmered in berbere sauce and Ethiopian butter Cocktail: Red Sea—a bloody mary made with Ethiopian spices Dessert: warm cheesecake brownie The Vibe: The dividing wall inside Sheba Lounge looks like it came from a church, and for good reason—it's a replica of the one in the Church of St. George, an Ethiopian Orthodox church carved out of rock in Lalibela. The rest of the space surrounds diners in warm, tropical tones. Who's Cooking: Owner and chef Netsanet Alemayehu started cooking in her native Harar, Ethiopia when she was just nine years old. Today, Ms. Alemayehu still relies on Ethiopian recipes and techniques. In fact, she has fresh spices, sauces, and other ingredients shipped in from relatives who still live in Harar. When to Go: When the restaurant hosts live music, which begins at 8 p.m. Sunday–Thursday, and 9 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. The setlists range from Afro-Cuban jazz to classical violin. Inside Tip Don't look for a fork. Most patrons eat with their hands, in the traditional Ethiopian style. Press and Praise In 2009, San Francisco Chronicle profiled Netsanet Alemayehu's career and background. SF Weekly's Tamara Palmer said, "[w]e expected good food, but what we didn't expect was the design of the space, which we think is among the most interesting on all of Fillmore Street." Vocab Lesson Injera: a flatbread made with fermented batter that's central to many Ethiopian dishes. Traditionally, diners break off small pieces and use it to scoop up mouthfuls of food. Berbere: the signature spice mixture in Ethiopian food; it combines about a dozen spices including clove, cinnamon, paprika, cumin, and red chilies. While You're in the Neighborhood Before: Browse imported Japanese incenses and essential oils at Kohshi (1737 Post St). After: Order a hard-to-find beer at Speakeasy Ales & Lagers (1195 Evans Ave) If You Can't Make It, Try This The Ethiopian cuisine at Assab Eritrean Restaurant (2845 Geary Blvd)1419 Fillmore StreetSan Francisco, CA US
Dogpatch SaloonRead MoreDogpatch Saloon: A User's Guide Dog-Friendly Bar | Seasonal Cocktails | Craft Beer | Extensive Liquor Selection | Occasional Live Music Sample Drinks Spirit: Whipnose Whiskey Beer: Pac Brew Lab's Whipnose IPA Cocktail: Zapoteca—roasted-fennel-infused mezcal, lemon juice, agave nectar, and sparkling wine By the Numbers 1912—the year the saloon opened 12 craft cocktails 10 beers on tap Nearly infinite number of spirits A Bar Reborn: In 2013, new owners took over Dogpatch Saloon, and they remodeled from floor to ceiling. They also added decor elements that echo the city's industrial roots, namely an old Muni track—made by Bethlehem Steel—that now serves as the bar's rail. They left a couple of the old bar's elements, including the brass bell used for last call and the familiar stained-glass window that welcomes patrons inside. While You're Waiting: Listen to owner and bartender Marc Goldfine. He's a trained voice actor, and his resonate tones carry throughout the bar and directly into his patrons' hearts. Inside Tips Bring a furry friend. True to its name, the bar welcomes dogs. Follow Dogpatch on Twitter to stay up-to-date on new beers, drinks, and spirits. Praise Eater included Dogpatch Saloon on their list of SF Bartenders' Favorite Spots to Drink. After the remodel, Thrillist called this "the best bar on the right side of San Francisco." While You're in the Neighborhood: Try the fried chicken at Hard Knox Cafe (2526 3rd Street). If You Can't Make It, Try This: 83 Proof (83 1st Street), the owners' other bar.2496 3rd StreetSan Francisco, CA US
Biscuits & BluesRead MoreBiscuits and Blues: A User's Guide Southern Cuisine | Intimate Blues Concerts | All-Ages Venue Sample Menu Appetizer: catfish nuggets spiked with jalapeño tartar sauce Soup: New Orleans–style gumbo swimming with chicken, tiger shrimp, sausage, and veggies Entree: creole jambalaya (available in both meat and vegetarian versions) Side: those famous buttermilk biscuits Headliners: Catch local and national acts including Earl Thomas, a blues singer-songwriter whose compositions have been covered by Etta James and Screamin' Jay Hawkins, riveting soul singer Terrie Odabi, and retro Kansas City–style blues band Lavay Smith & Her Red Hot Skillet Lickers. Inside Tips Want to eat dinner while watching the show? You can do that any night of the week. Ate before you arrived? You can catch a dinner-free show Sunday through Thursday or during the 10 p.m. cocktail show on Fridays and Saturdays. Know an 11-year-old blues enthusiast? Send them here—there's no age limit. Press Box Travel + Leisure named Biscuits and Blues to its list of Where to Hear the Blues in San Francisco Zagat included it on its list of Best Blues Bars in SF SF Weekly says "there isn't a bad seat in the house" While You're in the Neighborhood Before: Work up an appetite by window shopping at Union Square. After: Grab a nightcap at Bartlett Hall (242 O'Farrell Street), where bartenders pour local craft beers and specialty cocktails like the 49ers Gold Rush—bonded bourbon, lemon, honey syrup, and Fernet Branca.401 Mason StreetSan Francisco, CA US
Les Joulins Jazz BistroRead MoreFive Things to Know About Les Joulins Jazz Bistro For more than 30 years, Les Joulins Jazz Bistro has been treating guests to hoppin' jazz performances complemented by bistro-style cuisine. Read on to learn more about one of the oldest jazz clubs in the city: There's usually a wait to get it. The staff promises to seat everyone within 15 minutes. If they can't, just mention it and you'll get a complimentary drink. The jazz comes with a side of history. The band leader often shares bits of trivia about the songs and composers his band's playing during the set. Chefs spotlight French and Mediterranean flavors. This influence can be found in dishes such as bouillabaisse, kebabs, and cassoulet. It's open 365 days a year. And they have shows every night, too. All ages are welcome.44 Ellis StreetSan Francisco, CA US
Cafe ClaudeRead MoreIn Focus: Cafe Claude Type of cuisine: French. Number of locations: two—one Downtown location and one Marina location Number of menus: also two; each location has its own distinct menu French staples: cheese, wine, and charcuterie, which are served at both locations Legendary tale: Rumor has it that the owner built the Downtown location using pieces of masonry imported from Le Barbizon cafe in Paris. Complimentary airfare to France: not included. The downtown eatery offers the next best thing, though—a secluded location on a romantic little alleyway that looks and feels like it was plucked straight from Paris. Easiest way to find the Marina location: Look for the red awning, red windows, and red roof.7 Claude LaneSan Francisco, CA US
San Francisco Jazz FestivalRead MoreFor top-notch performances of historical and contemporary plays, there's no better place in San Francisco than San Francisco Jazz Festival. Pick up a tasty meal at their restaurant, located conveniently within the theater. The perfect place to take the kids, this theater won't cost you a sitter. Those that prefer some music with their meal will find live tunes at San Francisco Jazz Festival. Those searching for a quiet dinner scene may have better luck elsewhere, as the theater tends to get rather noisy. The theater fills up on the weekends, so keep that in mind before heading out. Parking is plentiful, so patrons can feel free to bring their vehicles.3 Embarcadero CtrSan Francisco, CA US


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Sometimes a poll can be interesting even when its finding is completely predictable. The Sacramento Bee has latest on gay marriage in California: Four months ...
Sometimes a poll can be interesting even when its finding is completely predictable. The Sacramento Bee has latest on gay marriage in California:Four months after the passage of Proposition 8, a new opinion poll released today shows California voters almost evenly divided over same-sex marriage but significantly more accepting of it than just three years ago.
The survey asked how respondents would vote if a new constitutional amendment allowing same-sex marriage qualified for a future ballot.
They essentially split on the issue with 48 percent saying they would vote to allow gay marriage, 47 percent saying they would vote against it, and 5 percent undecided.
Since Prop. 8 passed, California has seen a backlash against the result, then a backlash against the backlash and then a backlash against the backlash to the backlash. But, if you suspected that opinions on gay marriage are changing gradually and not as the result of today's news or yesterday's news, you'd be right.
The California Supreme Court seems likely to uphold Prop. 8, making a new ballot measure on gay marriage in California a near certainty. It would be foolish to predict which side will win, but I'd be shocked if the vote wasn't close.
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Forza Italia! I'm an Italian-American writer hailing from New York and I love Italian football. My favourite Serie A teams are Napoli and AS Roma. Some of my favourite players are Pablo Daniel Osvaldo, Antonio Di Natale, Mario Balotelli, Daniele De Rossi and Edinson Cavani. Outside of Italian football, I am a fan of Liverpool and the New York Red Bulls. Follow me on Twitter for a variety of interesting tweets: @beardedlegend
Some years after I fell in love with Calcio, I fell in love with Turin. As such, you'll find me generally finding me mooching around around Torino. Other teams I enjoy include Sassuolo and Lecce. My footballing passion is goalkeeping, and I find it difficult to criticise any goalkeeper. Favourite players include Baggio, Buffon, Bianchi.
My interest in Italian football began with the broadcasting of Football Italia in the early 90's, turning to infatuation with the Champions League victories of AC Milan, Paolo Maldini an all-time hero, and Juventus in 1994 and 1996. With no allegiance to any Italian side in particuar I have a strange fascination with Genoa since witnessing them beat my beloved Liverpool in the 1992 UEFA Cup. The last two decades following the reds have strangely seen frequent contests against Italian opposition. Also writing for thefootballmagazine.com, you can follow me on Twitter: @rabbitrabbiton
My love for Italian football, or football in general, was sparked during Euro 2000. I cried after the final and the name David Trezeguet has been taboo in my house ever since. AS Roma is perhaps my favorite football team and a loss – especially by Lazio, especially in a Coppa Italia final – could ruin my day and make me very grumpy. Totti is my favorite player and a role model of type, not necessarily a good thing judging by some of his behavior on the field.
I come from Melbourne, Australia and I am a Sport Journalism student at La Trobe University. Followed Juventus as a child when Fabrizio Ravanelli played there but carried a soft spot for Sampdoria once I heard about them. The surname says it all. Switched fully to the Sampdoria cause in recent years once Antonio Cassano and Giampaolo Pazzini arrived. You can follow me on Twitter: @VitoCDoria
Hey guys, my interest in Italian football started because of one player, Francesco Totti. He is my all time favourite and a true legend. I support Roma as a consequence and also like Juventus to a certain extent. My other favourite Italian players are Pirlo,Del Piero,De Rossi and DI Natale. I hope to contribute lots of articles to FIF and take it to great heights. forzaitalia!!!!
I grew up, like many, watching James Richardson leafing through the Gazzetta and have been hooked on Serie A ever since. An appreciator of all calcio but with a soft spot for La Vecchia Signora and great memories of old-fashioned trequartistas like Baggio and Zola. Despite my deceptive love of old ladies and retired playmakers I am however under 30 years old. Feel free to check out my blog – http://bookedforsimulation.wordpress.com and/or follow me on Twitter – @bookedforsimu
Born and bred in Chicago. I spent some time in Napoli as a boy and know more Napoletano than Italian. Lover of cheap beer and dirty jokes. Comm'e' ddoce e comm'e' bella 'A citta' 'e Pulecenella Follow Joe Vivo on Twitter: @joeginto
Cover English & European football |Work with Forza Italian Football, The Offside Rule (We Get It!) Podcast covering men's and women's football as well as contributing to Soccer360 magazine focusing on the Bundesliga. Appeared in FourFourTwo. Twitter – @GeorgeRinaldi
Enzo Misuarca (@enzo_misuraca)
Class of '72, I have been involved in football since the age of seven when I received my first ever Panini football sticker album. My first memories of Italian football are the crazy scenes from the 1982 World Cup, as my beloved Azzurri lifted the trophy in Spain. As an FA qualified football coach I manage senior and youth teams in Hertfordshire, UK.
Forza Italian Football was founded in 2010 as an offshoot of the Italian Serie A Football FanCast.


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INDIANAPOLIS -- So much for the Big Ten championship game being a defense-driven contest.
Both offenses are moving the football very well so far tonight at Lucas Oil Stadium. A Michigan State turnover has allowed Wisconsin to take a 21-7 lead against the Spartans.
Some notes from the first quarter:
Much like in East Lansing on Oct. 22, Wisconsin opened the game with an impressive touchdown drive. The Badgers marched 71 yards in nine plays behind Montee Ball's running, play-action passes and excellent blocking from the offensive line. They went 80 yards in 11 plays in the previous contest against Michigan State.
Ball is making a major statement so far tonight that he deserves serious consideration for the Heisman Trophy and other national awards. The Badgers junior already has 105 rush yards and two touchdowns -- moving him three shy of Barry Sanders' NCAA single-season record of 39 -- on 13 carries. Michigan State entered the game ranked 11th nationally in rush defense, allowing only 102.5 yards per game. It's about time Ball started to get noticed outside the Big Ten footprint.
Wisconsin offensive coordinator Paul Chryst is showing off his creativity so far. In addition to the steady diet of well-designed runs, Wisconsin set up its second touchdown on a halfback pass from Ball to quarterback Russell Wilson, who caught the ball in stride for a 32-yard gain. The Badgers have had Michigan State's defense off balance from the start.
You have to like the way Michigan State came out to establish the run first. The Spartans ran five times on a six-play, 59-yard scoring drive and once again were effective running from the shotgun formation, which they featured often down the stretch. The power-speed combination of Le'Veon Bell and Edwin Baker seems to be clicking.
Spartans quarterback Kirk Cousins also looks sharp so far, completing his first three pass attempts.


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The Ocala Police Department is asking parents not to allow their children to congregate after curfew along Easy Street near Southwest 27th Avenue.
Business owners have complained about the disruptive behavior of some teens, according to OPD.
Last Saturday night, officers went to the Walmart and the McDonald's there after receiving complaints about rowdy behavior.
OPD called parents to the area to pick up their children. Three juveniles had to be taken to OPD because their parents couldn't come get them. Those parents eventually went to police headquarters and took custody of the kids.
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The first violation gets a written warning. After that, the parent is fined $50 for each violation.
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Basic Gnocchi
Benno and Leo are a parent's - and a chef's - dream in that they really go for food that most kids their age wouldn't touch: spinach, goat's milk yogurt, raw sliced garlic, spicy sauces. The white bean bruschetta mixture I serve at PO is one of the first foods that Benno ever ate, and both boys still love it. They're also huge pasta fans, and the gnocchi with oxtails is a favorite. The soft bitew of the gnocchi in combination with slow-braised meat makes an easy-to eat dish for young kids, even while they're teething!
Place the whole potatoes in a saucepan with water to cover. Bring to a boil and cook at a low boil until they are soft, about 45 minutes. While still warm, peel the potatoes and pass them through a vegetable mill onto a clean pasta board.
Bring about 6 quarts of water to a boil. Set up an ice bath with 6 cups ice water nearby.
Make a well in the center of the potatoes and sprinkle all over with the flour. Break the egg into the center of the well, add the salt, and, using a fork, stir into the flour and potatoes as if you were making pasta. Once the egg is mixed in, bring the dough together, kneading gently until a ball is formed. Knead gently another 4 minutes, until ball is dry to the touch.
Divide the dough into 6 large balls. Roll each ball into three-fourth inch-diameter ropes and cut the ropes into 1-inch-long pieces. Flick the pieces off of a fork or along the concave side of a cheese grater to score the sides. Drop the dough pieces into the boiling water and cook until they float to the surface, about 1 minute. Use a slotted spoon to transfer the gnocchi to the ice bath. Meanwhile, continue with the remaining dough, forming ropes, cutting 1-inch pieces, and flicking them off a fork. Continue until all the gnocchi have been cooked and allow them to sit several minutes in the ice bath.
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Making decisions and carrying out plans to further your standing both socially and financially.
"I moved to the city and bought an apartment and increased my portfolio"
"Damn, you been making power moves!"
"Damn, you been making power moves!"
লিখেছেন- sadatnz 3 de এপ্রিল de 2006
when a guy pushes his girlfriend's head down towards his own crotch as a subtle hint for a bj
You try the power move on her yet?
Yeah, she threatened to give me the tooth.
Yeah, she threatened to give me the tooth.
লিখেছেন- Ned K 26 de অগাস্ট de 2008
When one pulls a stunt that shows he has outdone others and retains complete control of the situation, and dares anyone to challenge this.
I made eye contact with my father in law as I picked up the tab for entire famlty at dinner.--Powermove
লিখেছেন- Rich Winn1 11 de নভেম্বার de 2010
n. an aggressive driving maneuver designed to gain an advantage in traffic, often enraging the other drivers.
The most classic of all powermoves is turning left at a traffic light, as soon as the light turns green, just before oncoming traffic has a chance to begin moving.
লিখেছেন- Lutron Deluxe 24 de এপ্রিল de 2006
Your go to moves to pick up someone for sexual escapades; usually for a one night stand.
Dude 1: Are you gonna get a gal tonight?
Dude 2: Hell yeah!! I am pulling out all my power moves tonight.
Dude 1: Damn, the ladies don't know what is about to hit them.
Dude 2: Better get a rain coat....things are about to get wet ;)
Dude 2: Hell yeah!! I am pulling out all my power moves tonight.
Dude 1: Damn, the ladies don't know what is about to hit them.
Dude 2: Better get a rain coat....things are about to get wet ;)
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Power moves are moves relying on speed, momentum, and acrobatic elements in b-boying.
B-Boy Taisuke's power moves are on point!
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When you get a girl in an awesomely epic way.
Joe couldn't get Jenny to leave with him after talking with her for awhile, but then John simply walked up, put his arm around her, and walked away with her. Power move!
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Wow. I'm in shock still. I thought for sure I was out as I have almost no symptoms.
BG - I'm on cycle 9 trying which is almost a year (1 year will be 12/20). We got a BFP our 3rd cycle but it ended with a D&C for a MMC in May. We had to wait 3 cycles before we could try again per my OB. We half heartedly tried at the very end of the 3rd cycle.
My OB started me on Clomid for the first cycle back trying. It was a failed Clomid cycle as I O'd CD 29 which is right around when I usuall O. Cycle 2 on Clomid I O'd on CD 19. I was sure I was pregnant last cycle because of so many symptoms and a great post O progesterone level (through my OB). This was our 3rd round of Clomid and the 4th back trying after my MMC.
What we have been doing for a few cycles:
* Temping and charting CM and CP through FF.
* OPKs starting when I see EWCM - Wondfo's, confirming a + with a CBED.
* Clomid 100mg CDs 5-9.
* Prenatal Vitamin
* Preseed everytime we BD in my fertile window.
What we added this cycle:
* We used the preseed applicators this time vs just using it as lube.
* Bromelain supplements (Pineapple Core) 2-6 DPO.
* I didn't temp through all of my TWW. I was sure I was out so I took a break.
CD 21 - O day - Usual O symptoms - cramps, fatigue, sensitive nipples, bloating.
1-4 DPO - Temping to confirm that I did O. O symptoms slowly fading like normal. Don't feel any progesterone symptoms rising. CP and CM are the same as last cycle when I got the BFN - creamy CM off and on. Since these are like the last few cycles, I swear I'm out already and decide to take a temping break.
5-13 DPO - Didn't temp. Feel pretty much nothing. Diarrhea off and on. I had constipation with my MMC so by this sign, I'm also sure I'm out.
13 DPO - Sensitive nipples start up again. I swear estrogen is rising for AF and I brush this off. Pulling pain like Round Ligament Pain starts but I've had this in BFN cycles so I ignore it. Boobs start to hurt a little but not to the touch.
14-16 DPO - Back temping. Temps are high. I expected pre AF spotting to start at 14-15 DPO and I'm checking all day for it. CP = HSC and CM = off and on creamy/dry. Cramping off and on. I little hungrier when I woke up at 16 DPO and off and on heartburn.
17 DPO - Woke up to another high temp and I'm officially 3 days late for my spotting and 1-2 days past my usual LP length. Took a test at 6:15am. (Pics in my profile. I'll add them here later when I can.)
I was so sure I was out because several things were the same as my other BFN cycles and I really feel no symptoms. I felt none of the same early symptoms as with my MMC. I also didn't have IB when I did have it with my 2 other pregnancies.
Thanks Ladies for the awesome support! I'm now proof that no symptoms can = a BFP! Lol.
ETA - I forgot to add something important! My EDD was 12/10/12 with my MMC so I'm getting this Rainbow BFP 6 days before I should have been due. I'd been so worried about that date - not knowing how I would react or feel. I just wanted my BFP before then. And it happened, when I totally didn't expect it!
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Tamworth 3-2 Villa U21: Youngsters edged out by late strike
Gordon Cowans' team suffered their first defeat of the new campaign despite a third strike in as many games for teenage hotshot Jerell Sellars.
It was the away side who took the lead when Tamworth keeper Cameron Belford failed to control a backpass from Tony Capaldi and the ball rolled into an empty net.
The Lambs levelled on 29 minutes when former Fulham striker Richard Peniket tapped home Justin Richards' cross-shot.
Villa regained the advantage just four minutes in to the second half when Sellars scored with a clever left-foot flick inside the area.
Around 17 minutes from time, Tom Eckersley headed home the equaliser for Tamworth.
The hosts had the chance to take the lead soon after Courtney Wildin was adjudged to have fouled Kayne Woolery but Benjamin Siegrist brilliantly saved Richard's spot-kick.
However, Peniket had the final say by scoring with a neat finish on 81 minutes.
Meanwhile, Villa U18s began their pre-season with a 2-2 draw against Queens Park Rangers at Bodymoor Heath.
Rory Hale and Rushain Hepburn-Murphy got the goals for Tony McAndrew's team.
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Lyra: Haha, in case anyone here is wondering why I write like a 5 year old kid on acid, it's because I'm making fun of her story, but I'm sure you could tell .
Silva: I have nothing to say, but, Lyra.
Silva: I have nothing to say, but, Lyra.
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Reminds me somewhat of My Immortal.
You sir, have achieved and achievement.
I will be resurrected as someone, but in a different body.
You will...or will you? Maybe...or will you?!
This is the best written story I have ever read. Scratch really should take notes. This, this is a masterpiece! Bravo, bravo.
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Scammers are on the prowl searching for a target.
City, Water, Light and Power says some business customers are again reporting they are receiving phone calls demanding immediate payment for a late invoice. The utility's Amber Sabin says calls are coming in from a toll-free or Chicago area number.
"We don't handle disconnects in a manner that we force you to do it immediately over the phone," says Sabin. "We actually provide 48 hours notice, we also mail in writing the status of an account when an account needs to be taken care of.
Scammers are contacting utilities across the nation, but CWLP customers seem to be a favorite target as a similar scam surfaced over the summer.
Sabin says CWLP never asks for banking or credit card information, either. Questions about bills should be directed to the utility; Sabin says if you receive one of these calls, call police immediately.


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The theme of the season for the Washington men's basketball team is that it may be just a little too young. As the Huskies got drilled by...
The theme of the season for the Washington men's basketball team is that it may be just a little too young.
As the Huskies got drilled by Washington State on Saturday, however, it was tempting to wonder if UW wasn't Young enough.
The Cougars time and again ripped through UW's defense, shooting 53.6 percent overall, exposing some holes in Washington's perimeter defense that might have been clogged had the Huskies been able to secure the services of junior-college transfer guard Blake Young last spring.
"He would have helped us on the defensive end, definitely," said UW coach Lorenzo Romar of the 6-foot-2 Young.
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The Huskies thought they had Young locked up when he took a recruiting trip to UW in April. Instead, he signed with Kansas State, lured away after the Wildcats hired his JC coach, a former Wildcat himself, to be the school's new director of basketball operations.
Young, who attended Daytona Beach (Fla.) CC, has been primarily a reserve for Kansas State, averaging 21.6 minutes per game, but was a starter early in the year before suffering a knee injury that required minor surgery.
That the Huskies went so hard after Young, however, is a reminder that they knew they might have some issues with their youth this season.
"We felt we needed someone to come in with some experience, someone to help with the transition [from a veteran team to an inexperienced one]," Romar said.
That UW is struggling with that transition was glaringly apparent against the Cougars, even if it was easy to focus on offense being the root of UW's problems after the Huskies were held to 28.3 percent shooting. But Huskies coaches continue to feel the team's greater issues are on defense, particularly on the perimeter where freshmen Adrian Oliver, Phil Nelson and Quincy Pondexter are struggling to learn how to play college ball.
"It's not so much effort, but understanding the importance of getting through that screen," Romar said. "Older, veteran players who have been through that before understand that urgency."
UW forward and team captain Jon Brockman said that's something he's trying to get the other players to understand, as well.
"I really feel like we need to focus a lot more on defense than offense," Brockman said. "A lot of us need to stop thinking about how much we can score and instead think of how many stops we can get."
Porter gets his chance
Romar said Tuesday he "smiled to myself" when he read the comments earlier this month of Oregon guard Tajuan Porter, who said he wanted to "get back at" Romar for cutting him from the USA Basketball team last summer. The 5-6 Porter told The Sporting News that "behind closed doors he tried to sugarcoat it. He said he wasn't cutting me because I was short. I can't wait to play Washington. Just to get back at him."
Romar said Tuesday that Porter doesn't know that Romar fought just to get Porter invited to the final tryouts after others on a selection committee wanted to cut him earlier in the process.
Romar said he chuckled when he read the comments because it fit what he learned to like of Porter's competitive temperament.
"I thought 'that's my man, that's Tajuan looking for any way to get himself pumped up so he can come after you,' " Romar said. "I understood."
Oregon freshman forward Joevan Catron also tried out for the team but didn't make it as far as Porter. "He might be upset, too," Romar said with a laugh.
• UW center Spencer Hawes returned to practice Tuesday after sitting out Monday and said his sprained left ankle was on the road to recovery and he should be good to go against the Ducks. Forward Quincy Pondexter struggled with a bad back Monday and also has shoulder and ankle ailments but said he'll play.


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I actually thought the last was the best shout cos his arm is so high, but there you go, it's all about opinions. Pique's is most peoples most certain, but I've seen them not given. Anyone remember was it sinclair, or was it Duberry, for Chelsea in the stretford end penalty area the year of our first double. You'd have been relegated if that had been given.If they'd had the thing in the net 2 or three times and scrubbed off for no reason I'd have a lot more sympathy with this. John Hollins deserves a lot of credit for saying (something like) "it's over, we didnt score a second and it's our own fault". I still havent heard any rank and file on the radio come anywhere near that yet.


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The film has been selected to be among 21 films to be screened at the Goa International Film Festival. They were chosen from 119 entries.
Two Tamil films, 'Periyar' and 'Ammuvagiya Naan' (I named her Ammu) have been chosen for the festival, 'Periyar' director Gnana Raja Sekaran said Thursday.
'Periyar may be India's official entry in international film festivals in the coming year,' he said.
Dravida Kazhagam chief K. Veeramani said the party had sought an appointment with BSP leader Mayawati to show her the film.
Mayawati is reportedly planning to erect a Periyar statue in Lucknow. The BSP regularly contests civic body elections in Tamil Nadu.
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Love the frames, too! I wish someone was giving away tickets to go to Fabric Fest 2013. I am so close but can't afford tuition. Love your blog!!
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The lackluster jobs report is not likely to help President Obama's re-election prospects.
It is increasingly apparent what the economy will look like when President Obama faces voters in November: pretty much what it looks like today.
That picture, a report from the Labor Department made clear Friday, is far from the booming job growth that prevailed only a few months ago. In June, the economy added a meager 80,000 jobs, and the unemployment rate remained at 8.2 percent.
Early this year optimists buzzed that the jobless rate might slip below 8 percent by the election, a major symbolic victory for the incumbent. Then employment growth slowed in March and took a turn toward the paltry in April and May.
With Friday's report, what looked like a blip has become a streak. And with a gridlocked Congress unlikely to pass any additional stimulus measures before the election, the president is stuck again with an economy in stall mode.
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June's job growth, after a revised increase of 77,000 in May, was just about enough to keep up with population growth but not nearly enough to reduce the backlog of 13 million workers.
Since most economists have been forecasting a slower second half of 2012 because of electioneering and a congressional fight over extending expiring tax cuts, there's little momentum heading into an anticipated rough patch.
And that could prove to be bad news for the president's hopes for another four years in office.
"In the end, these presidential elections tend to be a referendum on the incumbent president," said Sarah Binder, a political-science professor at George Washington University. "The bulk of voters' decisions come down to the state of the national economy."
Binder said that even if the economy came roaring back after Labor Day, it might be too late to help Obama.
"Some of it's already baked in," she said.
Economists expect continued sluggishness.
"This economy has no forward momentum and little help from monetary or fiscal policy," said Kathy Bostjancic, director of macroeconomic analysis for The Conference Board. "As if that were not enough, ill winds are blowing in from both a contracting Europe and slowing growth in emerging markets.
Friday's report also put a chill on financial markets, sending stocks sharply lower on both sides of the Atlantic.
At a campaign stop in Poland, Ohio, on Friday, Obama urged voters to take the long view and to be mindful of the economic state he inherited.
"I want to get back to a time when middle-class families and those working to get into the middle class have some basic security," he said. "We've got to deal with what's been happening over the last decade, the last 15 years."
Mitt Romney, Obama's presumed presidential challenger, emphasized the more recent string of weak job growth that has taken place under Obama's leadership.
"This is a time for Americans to choose whether they want more of the same," Romney said from Wolfeboro, N.H., where he is vacationing. "It doesn't have to be this way. America can do better. And this kick in the gut has to end."
The recent string of weak employment growth may work to political advantage for Romney.
From December through February, private companies added an average of 252,000 workers a month. But job growth slowed in March, leading some economists to wonder whether the unseasonably warm winter, rather than a fundamentally healthier economy, had been the real source of the short-lived employment surge.
"The net of it is not as if the economy is collapsing, but it wasn't really as strong as it looked in December, January and February," said Jim O'Sullivan, U.S. economist at High Frequency Economics.
The numbers themselves are also adjusted for seasonality, and these adjustments themselves can be imprecise and open to interpretation.
One of the few industries with decent job growth was temporary-help services, suggesting that employers are not confident enough of the recovery's sustainability to invest in permanent hires even if their order books are growing.
Among the few bright spots in Friday's report were ticks upward in average hourly earnings (to $23.50, from $23.44 in May) and the length of the typical private-sector workweek (34.5 hours, from 34.4).
Still, the overall weakness in the report may have nudged Federal Reserve officials toward additional monetary stimulus.
"The odds of QE3 happening before the election are clearly going up," said Jay Feldman, an economist at Credit Suisse, referring to the nickname for a third round of stimulus known as quantitative easing.
The Fed has been reluctant to inject more money, partly because it has been hard to determine whether additional monetary stimulus is either effective or even needed.
Since the recovery officially began in June 2009, there have been several spates of promising job growth, which raised hopes of a strengthening recovery that were ultimately dashed. Each time economists attributed the hiring slowdown to one-time negative shocks, including last year's tsunami in Japan and the Arab Spring uprisings.
A healthier economy might have been able to withstand such shocks easily, but not one weakened by a debt overhang and sea of underwater homes.
"At this point, expectations are pretty low, so anything that is moving the job market in the right direction would be welcome," said Sophia Koropeckyj, managing director at Moody's Analytics.
Economists worry that even modest acceleration in job growth could be derailed by additional shocks abroad and at home.
While there are challenges across the developing world, including China, the primary foreign drag on the U.S. economy is coming from Europe's protracted sovereign debt crisis.
"When you factor in the effect on U.S. trade, financial markets and credit availability, the Europe crisis is probably taking a percentage point off of U.S. growth," said Andrew Tilton, a senior U.S. economist at Goldman Sachs, of Europe's impact on the United States' gross domestic product.
There are plenty of homegrown risks, too.
Struggling local governments have been shedding workers. There was a brief respite in June, but economists generally seem to expect the layoffs to pick up again for the rest of the year.
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Cardinal Schönborn was invited to celebrate the special Mass by the Archpriest of the Basilica of St. Peter's Cardinal Francesco Marchisano. The Philharmonic Orchestra of Vienna and the Vienna Boys's Choir will provide the music for the Mass, which will be taken from Mozart's Mass of Coronation.


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THE many Americans who are upset about the verdict in the George Zimmerman murder case continue to focus on the motives of the defendant or insist that racism played into the killing of Trayvon Martin. Protest marches last weekend had a common theme: Justice absolutely was not served.
Actually, it was. Focusing on race is a sideshow. Even one of the prosecutors — who tried to convict Zimmerman for second-degree murder or manslaughter — said race wasn't an issue in this case. What was at issue was Florida state law and whether Zimmerman broke it when he shot and killed Martin during a scuffle. A jury, after hearing the testimony and weighing the evidence, and spending 14 hours in deliberations, determined in acquitting Zimmerman that the law had been followed.
Efforts are percolating to change or repeal "Stand Your Ground" laws. Oklahoma is among about two dozen states since 2005 that have approved such laws, which allow citizens to defend themselves, with deadly force if necessary, instead of retreating if they feel they're in danger. We support the laws. Nevertheless, a debate about their worthiness is not inappropriate. Legislatures approved them; legislatures or voter referendums can get them changed.
Working to change Stand Your Ground laws, either through legislative or voter repeal, is following the democratic process. Using race as a basis to protest Martin's death and to demonize the laws is not.
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Apartments.com has released its latest Top 10 Best Cities for Recent College Graduates list. Oklahoma City ranks seventh-best in the nation. Given that job competition is fierce — the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics reported 11.7 million unemployed persons in April and just 3.8 million available jobs in March — the website prioritizes cities with low unemployment. Since new graduates' income is limited, Apart-ments.com gives high ratings to cities where the average rent for a one-bedroom apartment costs no more than 25 percent of a graduate's gross monthly income. Oklahoma City fared well on both counts. The ranking also took lifestyle and social scene into consideration, giving priority to cities with a high population of young single adults, especially those in their late 20s. Oklahomans once worried about a "brain drain" of college graduates leaving the state. Now, other states have reason to fear that their graduates will decamp for Oklahoma.
A 70-30 split
Phil Mickelson got into a pickle earlier this year when he complained about high taxes in California. Mickelson had to walk back his remarks about relocating because the tax-and-spend crowd thinks the Golden State's high income tax rate isn't excessive. For winning the 2013 British Open this week and the Scottish Open a week before, the professional golfer earned $2,167,500. "Earned" is a relative term here. It's more apt to say Mickelson "grossed" that much money. Forbes magazine says the golfer gets to keep only 39 percent of the winnings. The rest will either stay in the British Isles or be sent to Washington and Sacramento. "We assume the British government's share," wrote the USA Today's Nate Scott, "will go directly to the Royal baby's binkie fund." High taxes are par for the course in the world of high-paid athletes, but if Mickelson were to move to Texas or Florida, he would at least get to keep the 13 percent of his winnings that will go to California. After paying his agent and his expenses, the golfer actually "earned" an estimated 30 percent of his actual winnings.
Standing against repeal
Since George Zimmerman was found not guilty of murdering Trayvon Martin, those upset with the verdict have argued for repeal of "Stand Your Ground" laws. Those statutes, including one in Oklahoma, allow the use of deadly force when an individual believes his life is threatened, with no obligation to first retreat. It appears there's little public appetite for repeal, however. A new Rasmussen Reports poll found 45 percent of American adults favor having a stand your ground law in their state. Just 32 percent are opposed. Another Rasmussen Reports poll found just 34 percent of voters think the federal government should be responsible for gun ownership laws. Thirty-six percent believe state governments should have that responsibility; 17 percent feel that local governments should be in charge of gun laws. The findings suggest strong public support for defensive use of guns — not an outcry for stricter federal gun control.
Summer's savior
July 17 was a scorcher in New York City. The week before, seven deaths tied to the heat were reported. People were desperate to find ways to cool off. That was the news that was fit to print in The New York Times regarding the heat wave — of 1902. Yes, long before the summer heat became global warming and global warming became climate change, July could be quite hot in Gotham. July 17 is the official birthday of air conditioning, one of the greatest gifts to humankind ever invented. An industrial area of Brooklyn is where Willis H. Carrier worked out a way to artificially chill the air. This July, 111 years later, the air conditioners in New York have been busier than the ones in Oklahoma City. Carrier changed the climate of the indoors by controlling it. He couldn't do a thing about conditions outside, but we're ever so thankful that a man from more northern latitudes created something that has made our part of the country tolerable through the long slog of southern summers.
Economic math
The Obama administration is doing its best to put lipstick on the pig that is its economic record. White House Press Secretary Jay Carney recently touted the creation of 7.2 million private-sector jobs under Obama as proof that the administration's policies are succeeding. But Gregory Gwyn-Williams, Jr., writing at cnsnews.com, notes there are now 15 million more Americans on food stamps than when Obama assumed office. "That means that more than two Americans have been added to the food stamp rolls for every one job the administration says it has created," Gwyn-Williams wrote. And for every job the administration claims to have created, he noted 1.3 Americans have dropped out of the labor force. It's understandable that Obama officials would seek to put the best spin on their policies' results, but they should keep this in mind: When it comes to the economic record, math is not their friend.
'Phony' baloney
President Barack Obama would rather Republicans in Congress, and indeed all Americans, forget about learning more details regarding IRS misdeeds or the killing of an ambassador by terrorists in Libya. To Obama and his camp, these are getting in the way of their grand plans — and they're bogus to boot. The White House press secretary called these scandals "phony" during his press briefing Tuesday, and used the same word the next day on MSNBC talking about the IRS mess. Also on Wednesday, Obama mentioned these non-stories during his speech about the economy. "But with this endless parade of distractions and political posturing and phony scandals, Washington has taken its eye off the ball," Obama said. "And I am here to say this needs to stop." No, what needs to stop is this administration's constant blame-shifting and obfuscating about these very real and serious events.


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With the cry of "Fire!" six Civil War soldiers' muskets roared to life and enveloped them in a cloud of smoke.
Cheers greeted the exhibition at the Fort Vancouver National Site, punctuated by a 3-year-old boy's shouting, "That was awesome."
Re-enactors were the stars over the weekend, offering scenes from the Civil War to World War II during the annual Soldiers Bivouac.
Wayne Frye, a retired Forest Service worker from Ocean Park, appeared Sunday as a captain in the 1st Oregon Volunteer Infantry. That unit came through Fort Vancouver from 1864 to 1866, he said. The Army had arrived at the fort in 1849.
Frye ordered his soldiers to demonstrate how to load and fire their 1853 British Enfield rifles. Although biting off the end of a paper cartridge and ramming the powder and lead miniball looked cumbersome, Frye said, soldiers could get off three shots in a minute during battle.
"The idea was to get a lot of lead down the field in a hurry," Frye told about 20 onlookers on the Parade Ground.
To prove his point, he told the six to see if they could load and fire three shots in 60 seconds. It took five of them about 79 seconds, but one soldier's rammer stuck. Dan Gering of Tigard, Ore., turned to crowd after the smoke dissipated and announced, "Just picture me dead."
Frye said he has been a re-enactor for 16 years and enjoys performing. He looked the part in a Union officer's woolen frock coat and cap, 1850 foot officer's sword, 1861 Navy Colt pistol, and sky-blue trousers with dark blue piping.
He advised people interested in re-enacting the Civil War to visit http://www.1stovi-20thmaine.org.
South of the musket fire, Mike Bailey, 54, of Klamath Falls, Ore., was telling visitors about World War II life. As part of an engineering company, he stood outside a M1936 squad tent, big enough for eight soldiers.
There was a hitch, he explained.
"A squad in World War II was 12 men, so they crammed 12 men into an eight-man tent. Stayed warm at night."
Asked why an electronics engineer would travel from Klamath Falls to Vancouver for an event, Bailey said, "To find a way to remember and honor our veterans. It's through their efforts that we are enjoying the benefits. Second, I loved to play Army as a kid and I didn't want to stop."
His son, Sam Bailey, 24, of Albany, Ore., smiled as he held his 5-month-old son, Colin.
"It's fun to come here and see him do it," Sam Bailey said of his father. The son is a Marine who recently finished a tour of duty in Iraq.
Mike Bailey noted that equipment was issued to soldiers coming through Vancouver Barracks headed to Fort Lewis.
That equipment included uniforms, foot lockers, bed rolls, rifles, packs, combat suspenders and cartridge belts.
Nearby, Army veteran Ken Carlson, 55, was showing his 1942 Willys-Overland quarter-ton truck, which most would call a Jeep. Carlson found the vehicle two years ago in Scappoose, Ore., and has spent two years restoring the "War Dog." He said 650,000 of the trucks were made during World War II.
Fort Vancouver Ranger Doug Halsey said the weekend of activities met its goal of educating people — approximately 400 of them — about the troops that moved through Vancouver Barracks over the nine decades from the one war to the other.


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Gratitude, that is what the Williams family and all of us here at Lanier Islands feel when it comes
Santa has arrived at Lanier Islands with his elves and will be staying through Christmas Eve. Come join us
Come and be amazed as the story of the birth of Jesus Christ comes to life. With shepherds keeping
This delicious holiday recipe was shared by Brandy Bramblett on our Facebook page. Brandy and her aunt would make
Start a new tradition this year for Thanksgiving and bring the family to Lanier Islands for our Thanksgiving Buffet.
We are hard at work already here at Lanier Islands to bring you the adventure of the holiday season.
The Legacy Spooktastic Halloween Party will be here before you know it! We have many exciting adventures all month


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Project CARS is aiming to be the next great racing sim. Offering a mix of modern and classic cars on famous tracks, developer Slightly Mad Studios is trying to inject a fresh energy into the genre, and at the moment its game looks ready to take on Forza and Gran Turismo.
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