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LoZ: Twilight Princess, Kirbx.
All the games I got for Christmas and EV in Diamond.
Custome Robo
Ocarina of Time
Chrono Trigger DS
Chaos Feild
Alien Homid
The other two have to be taken back.
I like this Christmas.
DUDE I WILL BUY YOUR CUSTOM ROBO...wait is it on the GC or PS1
WoW occasionally, but leaning more onto my Pearl game.
Sometimes I catch myself singing random tunes on Superstar Boogie on Wii with some friends.
Gawd I so can't wait til Soulsilver/Heartgold comes out.
Save Water. Shower with your boyfriend.
Haven't played it for some days, but mine's is Tales of Symphonia. Apparently the PlayStation 2 is acting gay so I can't play Final Fantasy 7, Digimon Rumble Arena, or Dragon Valor, etc. I need to get back to playing The Legend of Zelda:Ocarina of Time as soon as possible...
Fallen Wings
Resident Evil 5. Going to be playing nothing but Versus mode until Mass Effect 2 releases in a couple of weeks. At last.
The Pikatwo Diaries ...
Ultimate Destiny: Ninetales 009 Adventures - an original and exciting Pokemon fan fiction, updated whenever-
I just got LittleBigPlanet; awesome game.
Though I'm playing Fire Emblem again because I want to win with all 46 characters.
Fire Emblem? Nice!
Since the PlayStation is hooked up now I've been into Digimon World, Dragon Valor and Final Fantasy 7. Also going to get back into Sonic Advenuture DX soon enough.
Fallen Wings
I just got to playing digimon world 3
I'm Re-playing my:
>Suikoden 2
>Bloody Roar 2
Basically PS1 is da best!
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PlayStation rules, and I really can't get enough of it!
Played Final Fantasy VII again today, and know I need to head to the Temple of Ancients. I'm just having trouble finding the place, but I know it's south of the Icicle Area, that's all...
Fallen Wings
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time.
Kinda meh about it though. Also halfway through "The World Ends with you" but after the game developers decided to reuse the storyline by sending me bck to Day 1 with just new characters, I've lost interest.
Playing Zelda: Twilight Princess on Wii!
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Fallen Wings
Final Fantasy X: International
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The author out for some family time with his father and brothers.
Every day the news crawl across the bottom of our TV screen reads: Unemployment at 8.2 percent. Seven million workers have dropped out of the work force—permanently. Medicare to be reduced drastically under the new Affordable Healthcare Act. National debt skyrocketing past $16 trillion. GDP growth an anemic 1.9 percent. 48 percent of Americans don't pay taxes.
After enough of these little info bites you start to conclude that America is becoming a second-rate country, one divided
by special interests and by political parties so strangled by partisan ideals that they are no longer willing to lead. There is more pessimism in this country than I have ever experienced in my lifetime. We're in big trouble, and we don't have a clue how to turn things around.
A good starting point might be to rebuild the American family. Rediscover it, redefine it, support it, and bring it together so that it operates as society's most important element. Revive those Sunday dinners around the dining room table with your children and their grandparents. Today, our families cry out for parents with strength and a commitment to their core values. Think of all the TV families from the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s like the Andersons, the Nelsons, the Waltons, the Erwins, the Cartwrights, the Huxtables. All of these programs, as idealized as they were, were in some way a reflection of who we were. And at the center was a strong father.
I am wondering whatever happened to Dad. Why has Dad abdicated his role as the leader of our family unit? Why has he lost the influence and respect he once commanded? There are no simple answers but I suspect his slow descent into ineffectuality can be found in the time dads spend with their kids these days.
Back in my day, I don't remember my dad being around much, but when he was, he was right there for us. My dad was a traveling salesman, departing on Sunday evenings by train from our home in Cincinnati to places like Buffalo, Chicago and Washington, D.C. However, when he returned, we always had dinner as a family. Dad always wore a tie (except on weekends) and he engaged all of us in conversation. The dinner table was where we heard everyone's hopes, dreams and complaints. Interspersed in these dialogues were his quizzes about the capitals of our states and countries throughout the world. (With the exception of Africa, I still know most of them today.) On weekends, I would caddy for him or work alongside him in the yard cutting the grass or gardening. He was an important part of my life, and I spent as much time with him as possible.
When my wife and I first moved to Boca Raton in 1980, our business consumed us. As a result, our children's grandparents picked them up from school, and we couldn't have done our jobs without them. But no matter how busy we all were, my wife, Margaret Mary, insisted that we have dinner as a family every night. It was our chance to touch base with our children, to share the day's experiences and to listen to their thoughts and dreams and frustrations.
The American way of life has survived a Civil War, two world wars, Korea and Vietnam. It has seen a man walk on the moon. But the very innovations that have made us so unique—like the smart phone—have also led to the demise of our families. How many times do you see a family in a restaurant quietly texting or surfing the net rather than talking to one another?
It's time for fathers—and parents in general—to take charge, to rescue their families. It's time to recommit to this institution and bring everyone together. The nuclear family as we once knew it may be changing, but family is family—and nothing provides a stronger building block for a healthy country.
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"Now I'm being blamed not only for anorexia but for lung cancer."
- Kate Moss, on being a high-profile social smoker.
Raunchy Calvin Klein ads catapulted Kate Moss to extreme stardom with a very recognizable profile, to say the least. She continues to model and has also taken up occasional acting.
At 39 years old, the supermodel's still got it. You can see her gracing the cover of Playboy magazine's 60th anniversary edition, revealed this month. The mag is in stores January 2014.
At 39 years old, the supermodel's still got it. You can see her gracing the cover of Playboy magazine's 60th anniversary edition, revealed this month. The mag is in stores January 2014.
Although Kate Moss' body can give that skeleton in our high school biology class a run for its money, she has a gorgeous face and an incredible walk. Still, a little meat never hurt anyone, just take a gander at the likes of Cindy Crawford, Monica Bellucci and Beyonce and you'll see what we're talking about.
Throughout her career, she has been the spokesperson for companies like Chanel, Narciso Rodriguez, Sephora.com, Cerruti 1881, Banana Republic, Versace, Yves Saint Laurent, Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Burberry. How's that for credentials?
Kate Moss also made headlines thanks to her long-term romance with, and engagement to Johnny Depp, as well as her tendency to pose nude. In 2002, Kate Moss became a mother with the birth of daughter Lila Grace on September 29. During her pregnancy, she posed nude (a la Demi Moore) in a near life-size portrait called "Naked Portrait 2002." Lucian Freud's portrait was sold for approximately $7.2 million at Christie's auction house.
In July 2005, Kate Moss sued the British tabloid The Sunday Mirror for "falsely claiming" that she slipped into a cocaine-induced coma. Although she won the lawsuit, in September 2005, the British newspaper The Daily Mirror printed pictures of Kate sniffing cocaine. Since then, H&M, Chanel and Burberry have canceled Kate's contracts, leaving everyone wondering if the supermodel's career might be over.
Partially due to Kate Moss' affinity for rockers (read: Pete Doherty), she often sports a fashion that's in-line with bangers. Her fashion-forward thinking garnered her several awards, such as the Council of Fashion Designers of America for influence and she landed on Vanity Fair's international best-dressed list in 2006.
Contributing to her massive net-worth, Kate Moss launched a clothing line, which she designed, to be sold exclusively at the UK chain, Topshop. In 2012, Forbes ranked Kate No. 2 on their top-earning models list, estimating her earnings for the previous 12 months at $9.2 million.
Kate Moss BiographyKatherine Moss, who has become one of the most recognized and highest paid supermodels to emerge from the '90s, was born in Croydon, Surrey, England, on January 16, 1974. Kate's entry into the fashion industry all started in 1988, when she and her family were in JFK Airport on their way back from a vacation in the Bahamas. The then 14-year-old Kate caught the eye of Sarah Ducas of Storm Agency, who approached her. This chance encounter was the launching pad of Kate's hugely successful career.
kate moss in vogueKate signed with three different modeling agencies -- Women in New York, Marilyn in Milan and Storm in London. Her first modeling job was a topless appearance on the cover of the British magazine, The Face. After that, Kate was on her way to becoming the latest "It" girl, whose face and body would show up everywhere. The long list of magazine covers she has graced include Allure and Harper's Bazaar in the U.S.; Arena, Elle and The Face in the UK; as well as the American, British, Australian, Italian, and Brazilian editions of Vogue.
kate moss in calvin klein adsIf someone couldn't recognize Kate Moss after the slew of magazine covers she has graced, they surely should know who she is from all the advertisements she has appeared in. Kate became a staple in Calvin Klein ads, such as those for fragrances like Obsession, CK Be and CK One. The man behind these controversial ads, Calvin Klein, can be credited with launching Kate Moss' career in the early '90s. In addition to Calvin Klein ads, she has also appeared in ads for Burberry, Cerruti 1881, Dolce & Gabbana, Versace, L'Oreal and Yves Saint Laurent.
Kate has also strutted her stuff on the catwalks for such big-name designers as Calvin Klein, Chanel and Versace. Moss also made her way onto the small and big screens. She appeared as herself in several episodes of the British comedy series French and Saunders in 1996, as well as in movies like Isaac Mizrahi's Unzipped (1995), Catwalk (1996), Beautopia (1998) and Original Copies (1999). In 1999, she appeared as Maid Marian/Queen Marian in Blackadder Back & Forth.
kate moss in music videosIn keeping with the tradition of supermodels being cast in music videos, such as Linda Evangelista and Helena Christensen, Kate Moss wins the prize for the most music video appearances. She has been in Johnny Cash's "Delia's Gone," Primal Scream's "Kowalski" and Elton John's "The Way You Look Tonight."
Also leaving her mark in the publishing world, Kate released a book called Kate: The Kate Moss Story, which is a collection of her favorite pictures of none other than herself. Although Kate's career has been multi-faceted to say the least, not all has been rosy in Kate Moss' story. Mostly known for her unhealthy image (her rail-thin figure fueled the "heroin chic" waif look of the early '90s and she is known as a heavy smoker), Kate checked into the Priory Clinic in 1998, suffering from exhaustion.
kate moss makes headlinesHaving been romantically linked to fellow partier Johnny Depp for four years, Kate also dated Calvin Klein photographer Mario Sorrenti. Recipient of the VH1 Award for Model of the Year in 1996, Kate Moss was unquestionably one of the most successful and controversial models of the '90s, having earned an income of approximately $10,000 per day. On September 29, 2002, she became a mother with the birth of daughter Lila Grace, whose father is Kate's ex-boyfriend Jefferson Hack. During her pregnancy, she posed nude for a near life-size portrait called "Naked Portrait 2002," which sold for approximately $6.5 million at Christie's auction house.
kate moss's cocaine scandalIn the years leading up to 2007, Kate Moss was the subject of much tabloid fodder. In July 2005, Kate won a lawsuit against the British tabloid The Sunday Mirror for "falsely claiming" that she slipped into a coma after consuming cocaine. Unfortunately for Kate, in September 2005, the British newspaper The Daily Mirror printed pictures of her sniffing cocaine with her boyfriend Pete Doherty, the frontman of the former British punk band The Libertines. As a result, H&M, Chanel and Burberry canceled Kate Moss' contracts, and many were left wondering if the supermodel's career may be over. The Sun reported in September 2007 that Kate's contracts are were down from the previous year. Shortly after the story ran, though, Kate Moss became the Spring 2008 face for Donna Karan, Yves Saint-Laurent and Roberto Cavalli.
Though there were reports of a matrimonial union between Kate Moss and Doherty, the couple split in July 2007. She then started dating Jamie Hince, the guitarist from The Kills, whom she later married in the summer of 2011.
kate moss celebrates 25 years in the fashion industry
In 2012, Kate Moss modelled for Supreme's Spring/Summer collections and was listed No. 2 on Forbes' top-earning models list. Moss received a Special Recognition award in 2013 at the British Fashion Awards to acknowledge her contribution to the fashion industry in the past 25 years.
In December 2013, Kate Moss' cover for Playboy magazine's 60th anniversary edition was revealed. And let us tell you: the 39 year old doesn't look a day over 20. The special edition also featured the supermodel in an 18-page series of artful semi-nude pictures, shot by fashion photographers Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott. Please, Kate, don't ever stop working.


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"Update on Eagle at the Wildlife Center of Virginia"
The following is from an announcement forwarded by the Wildlife Center of Virginia. As our veiwers may recall, in 2008 the DGIF Wildlife Veterninarian removed the lone eaglet from this nest due to a large and potentially life-threatening Avian Pox lesion. DGIF staff then transported the bird to the WCV for care. (photo courtesy of the Wildlife Center of Virginia)
The Wildlife Center of Virginia, the nation's leading teaching and research hospital for wild animals, today announced that the Norfolk Botanical Garden Bald Eagle – admitted to the Center as a patient in May 2008 and an international "celebrity" – will become a permanent resident at the Center.
The Bald Eagle will become a member of the Center's corps of non-releasable education animals, which includes hawks, owls, snakes, turtles, and opossums. In additional to being seen by visitors to the Wildlife Center, many of these animals travel with Center staff and take part in environmental education programs in elementary school classrooms and auditoriums and at libraries, county fairs, and other venues.
The announcement comes on the eagle's second birthday – the eagle hatched from his egg in a nest at the Norfolk Botanical Garden on April 27, 2008.
The Center only gives names to those animals that are permanent residents. To date, the eagle has been known at the Center as #08-0887, his patient number. Now that he will be permanant resident he has been dubbed "Buddy" a name long used by many online fans of this bird.
Future plans for buddy inclkude new enclosure and possibly a webcam. Members of the Center's rehabilitation staff started training Buddy in February 2010. The goal is to train the bird to sit calmly on a handler's gloved hand, so that Buddy can be taken to programs and presentations off-site. The training process often takes many months of hard work – for both the eagle and the handlers.
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Abandoned as a child, Venus Rivera bounced from one group home to another from Queens to White Plains.
"After a while, you're just like: 'Where's my home? Who cares about me? Nobody cares about me. I'm doing this by myself,'" she said.
She and her husband, David Rivera, were determined to build a better life for themselves and their young son, Ares, 3.
But when the gym where Mr. Rivera worked as a custodian cut back on his hours, the mother whose children Ms. Rivera used to care for lost her job and the housing subsidy they received suddenly ended, the Rivera family faced homelessness once again.
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|Vandals win Ptarmigan Ram Fall Classic
FORT COLLINS, Colo. - The University of Idaho women's golf team opened the 2009 season with a decisive four-stroke victory over host Colorado State and the rest of the field of 16 at the Ptarmigan Ram Fall Classic.
"I was really proud of how the team handled the pressure," coach Lisa Johnson said. "We started out the round with several birdies, which gave us a lot of confidence. We gave away a few shots on the back nine but we were able to get them back."
Idaho combined for a five-under 859 as a team. Colorado State was at 863 with Louisville and New Mexico tied for third at 867.
The effort truly was a team one for the Vandals, who were led by sophomores Kayla Mortellaro and Teo Poplawski with top-10 outings and a 14th by senior Amanda Jacobs. Two other sophomores - Annika Karlsson and Frida Nilsson, had closing round 75s.
Mortellaro closed with a two-under 70 for a six-under 210 and a tie for third. Poplawski closed with a 71 after a remarkable 65 during the second round to card a five-under 211 and fifth. Jacobs, who battled injury last season, was steady with rounds of 71-71-75 for a one-over 217 for her 14th-place effort.
"We putted extremely well this tournament - better than we ever have," Johnson said. "We were a lot more accurate with our wedge play."
That, Johnson said, was the Vandals' plan from the beginning and just what they needed to control the tournament.
"Our strategy was to attack the flag," Johnson said. "This course places a huge premium on performing well within 100 yards. We were able to attack the flag, make birdies and finish strong."


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Height: 6-0 Weight: 212 lbs.
Born: August 16, 1980 in Youngstown, OH
High School: Humble
College: Notre Dame (school history) (Givens college stats)
Drafted by the New England Patriots in the 7th round (253rd overall) of the 2002 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 22 (4446th overall since 1950)
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- 4 ounces cream cheese, softened
- 1 tablespoon butter, softened
- 1/2 cup confectioners' sugar
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- 1 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice
- 1-1/2 cups whipped topping
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Great news again as one of our Pro Staff Sean Jones wins the Individual gold & team Gold medal in the European grayling festival held in Llangollen on the river Dee in North Wales. 8 teams of 3 including anglers from Italy, Belgium, + Hardy & Grays team.
A new record was set in the first session by catching 23 fish,10 of the fish were over 40cm this put the team in first place.
41 fish were taken over the two day competition, Sean Jones landed 20 of these to give him the Individual gold and team gold.
Sean used the MAX GLX COMP "CZECH NYMPH" 10' #3 & the NRX 9'6 #6 to secure his win.
Fishing condition of the river Dee was very cold -15.
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Who Will Be "The One"?
Alright, Twins starting pitchers, who's going to be "the one" to step up and give us a really quality outing. I don't care if it IS against the Yanks. It's got to start happening. Baker? Duensing? Will you be the first?
Preview (1-2, T-3, 1.5 GB KCR): Scott Baker (0-0, 0.00) vs. Ivan Nova (0-0, 0.00).


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Ultrasound technology uses sound waves to reflect off of soft tissues and constructs an image based upon the computer's interpretation of the waves' reflections. This procedure is best known for its application in fetal studies, and has become a momentous occasion for expectant parents. But there are many, many important soft tissue studies performed by this innovative technology.
The sonographer will use a gel to help transmit the sound waves through the wand. It is cool and rather gooey – but not uncomfortable. For some imaging procedures, it will be necessary for you to have a full bladder. Pressure of the imaging wand on a full bladder can be disconcerting – but not painful. The procedure doesn't last long, and you will be able to empty your bladder just as soon as the test is complete.
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Stanford Bats Come Alive to Even Series
Baseball Continues Stanford Series on Saturday Evening
Arizona rallied to tie the game with two outs in the ninth before Trent Gilbert's walk-off single handed the Wildcats a 3-2 victory in 10 innings.
Cats, Cardinal Clash on Diamond
Mitchell Tolman and Shaun Chase both homered for Oregon, which capped a three-game sweep on Sunday.
Arizona Closes Series at No. 14 Oregon on Sunday
Austin Grebeck's single in the bottom of the 10th inning handed the Ducks a walk-off victory to capture the series Saturday in Eugene.
Cats, Ducks Back in Action Saturday Afternoon
Shaun Chase homered twice for No. 14 Oregon, which defeated Arizona, 6-1 on Friday night.
Baseball Heads to No. 14 Oregon for Weekend Series
It is pretty rare to see a college baseball player have as many responsibilities as Bobby Dalbec has for the Arizona Wildcats baseball team, let alone a true freshman.
Arizona avoided a sweep as it used a balanced offense and some sturdy pitching to defeat Arizona State, 6-1, on Sunday evening.


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TUCSON - The University of Arizona Wildcat men's and No. 3 women's cross country teams competed on Saturday at the fifth annual Wisconsin adidas Invitational in Madison, Wisc. The meet had a loaded field on the men's and women's side. Nevertheless, the women's team earned a first-place finish overall. The men ran 8,000 meters and the women ran 6,000 meters. The race was held at Thomas Zimmer Championship Cross Country Course.
The UA women's team won their fourth race out of four races this year. They did not field a team at the Thunderbird Classic. At the 2011 and 2012 Wisconsin adidas Invitational, the women's team took third place. On Saturday, sophomore Kayla Beattie led the first-place team; she took seventh place overall and posted a time of 19:56. Freshman Maria Larsson's time of 20:07 was good for 15th place. Junior Nicci Corbin finished in 18th place, clocking a time of 20:09. Senior Elvin Kibet was the fourth finisher for the Wildcats, taking 21st and posting a time of 20:12. Junior Hanna Peterson's time of 20:41 was good for 56th place and she was the fifth and final scorer for the Wildcats. Junior Stephanie Bulder had a time of 21:02, taking 88th place. Senior Erin Menefee had a time of 21:13 and finished the race in 117th place. Sophomore Molly Callahan took 165th place and had time of 21:35.
The women's team totaled 117 points and that was good for first place overall. No. 8 Arkansas finished in second place with 136 points. No. 1 Providence had a total of 191 points, taking third place. No. 9 Michigan State's tally of 200 points gave them a fourth-place finish. No. 28 Iowa State finished with 235 points and took fifth place.
"It was a great win for the women's team today, especially at a meet of this caliber," head coach James .i said. "Rankings don't mean anything but we did beat the No. 1 team in the country today so we did very well. Some of the girls ran well and others did not but overall it was a really good win for the team. Kayla (Beattie) ran a great race, we knew she could run that well. She started off conservative and then really finished strong. We are going to keep working and trying to improve, we have five weeks until the NCAA Championships and that is what we are working towards."
On the men's side, junior Lawi Lalang led the way with a 13th-place finish and a time of 23:35 in the 8,000-meter race. He won the Wisconsin adidas Invite in 2011 and 2012. It is only the second time in Lalang's career he has not won a cross country race. The second Wildcat to finish the race was junior Sam Macaluso, he took 92nd place with a time of 24:18. Freshman Collins Kibet's time of 24:40 was good for 153rd place. Junior Kenji Bierig ran the 8,000 meters in 24:49, taking 171st place. Sophomore Jonas Legernes' time of 25:05 was good for 201st place. Sophomore Matthew Beer (215th place; 25:22), Junior Thomas Valente (219th place; 25:28), sophomore Dylan Hopper (266th place; 25:53) and freshman Travis Thorne (275th place; 26:12) also ran for the UA men.
No. 3 Northern Arizona won the men's race with 121 points. No. 5 BYU took second place with 174 points. 216 points was good for No. 7 Portland to finish in third place. No. 20 Wisconsin finished in fourth place with 217 points. No. 25 New Mexico's 251 points was good for fifth place. The UA men took 30th place with 630 points.
"Lawi (Lalang) isn't happy with his race today but I am reasonably happy," Li said. "He's only trained for two weeks and he still ran five miles at 4:45 pace so that is pretty remarkable. He has only been training for two weeks, he entered the race with a training mindset and he just wanted to help the team. We have five weeks until the NCAA Championships so I'm sure Lawi (Lalang) will be ready to go by then, I'm not worried. Overall, our guys did not run well, it was a bad day. They just have to race better, they have been training well but they just need to race better. Sam (Macaluso) ran better today but overall the team did not run as well as they can."
For continued coverage of Arizona Wildcat men's and women's cross country, visit ArizonaWildcats.com and follow @ArizonaTrack on Twitter.


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MTV Iggy and Intel are at it again with their spectacular social media-driven concert series, The Music Experiment 2.0. Today, we are excited to share that Grammy Award-winning rock band Arcade Fire will perform a special show at an "as-yet-unannounced outdoor location" in LA for the upcoming October 29 installment!
The performance will come upon release of the group's highly anticipated fourth studio album, Reflektor.
Starting today, folks can visit MusicExperiment.com for a chance to win tickets to the exclusive live performance by participating in "The Music Experiment 2.0" across Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, Vine, Shazam & Twitter. The most creative entries will receive tickets, with select entrants gaining VIP access and five fans winning a starring role in their own MTV Iggy-produced music video! Pretty fancy.
And fret not! Those unable to attend the performance will be able to stream it live on MusicExperiment.com and via The Music Experiment Windows App.
Previous Music Experiment 2.0 shows this year included Empire of the Sun in New York City and Disclosure in Boston. Following the Arcade Fire performance, the next exclusive performance will take place on November 26 when MTV Iggy and Intel bring K-Pop sensation Taeyang to San Francisco. Stay tuned!


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Leroy A. Tice Appointed Deputy Commissioner of Public Works Department
Posted on 09/04/2013 9:40 am
Mayor Dennis P. Williams has appointed Leroy A. Tice as Deputy Commissioner for the Department of Public Works.
As Deputy Commissioner, Tice will assist the Commissioner of Public Works, Cleon Cauley, in the managerial direction and oversight of the Department of Public Works, including implementation of City policies and procedures; ensuring compliance with state, regional, and federal regulations; direct the planning and execution of municipal services related to streets, sewers, traffic, and other services; manage the acquisition and maintenance of the municipal fleet; develop programs, both short- and long-term, through the Operating and Capital Budget process; and assist in the coordination of all departmental activities with city, county, state, regional and federal agencies.
"Mr. Tice brings a unique background highlighted by his legislative and policy experience representing the State of Delaware House of Representatives," said Commissioner Cauley.
Tice most recently served as Counsel for the State of Delaware House of Representatives. He has also served as outside counsel and former defense counsel for major companies in the chemical, retail and insurance industries.
"I am committed to changing the culture of city government and bringing in new leaders to drive this new energy," said Mayor Williams. "Leroy Tice offers substantial operational and government experience and has demonstrated strong leadership throughout his career. I believe as a seasoned professional and city resident, Mr. Tice will be a dedicated public servant and positively impact the Department of Public Works."
Tice begins his tenure with the City of Wilmington September 3, 2013, and replaces Siddhartha Sharma, who served as the Acting Deputy Commissioner.


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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) -- St. Petersburg's expenses for the Republican National Convention's welcome party at Tropicana Field came to just under $1 million.
The Tampa Bay Times reports that costs for police, firefighters, medics and city employees to work during the party came to $949,647.
Tampa agreed to reimburse St. Petersburg $950,000. Tampa received a $50 million federal grant to pay for extra police personnel for convention activities.
St. Petersburg Mayor Bill Foster reiterated earlier statements that taxpayers wouldn't be on the hook for the private welcome party. But he later acknowledged that some expenses might not be reimbursed, such as those for police training to control large crowds and protecting dignitaries.


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Souris releases moved up
March 15, 2013
The timetable for the amount of water to be released into the Souris River through the gates at Lake Darling Dam has changed....
Only time will tell if the new water management agreement will keep us safe from flooding. I do not feel safe with the high levels of the three major lakes above us. One story on the 2011 flooding told the spring rain in the upper souris drainage was only 2 inches. When we have a floodway to handle 26,000 cfs; I will feel safe from flood. Then there is the issue of sewer back up.
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ZF-2397: Zend_Validate classes should have consistent values for error message constants
Hector Virgen writes @ fw-mvc:
If it's not too much to ask, can we have some consistency in the values for the constants in the Zend_Validate classes?
Some of them have the class name in the constant value, while others don't.
For example, {{Zend_Validate_StringLength::TOO_LONG}} is {{'stringLengthTooLong'}}, while {{Zend_Validate_Between::NOT_BETWEEN}} is {{'notBetween'}}.
This probably wouldn't be a big issue but when creating validators for {{Zend_Filter_Input}} I find myself having to reference the API often to find the actual constant value when creating custom error messages:
$validators = array(
'search' => array(
'presence' => 'required',
array('StringLength', 2, 96),
'messages' => array(
'stringLengthTooShort' =>
'Your search query must be at least %min% characters in length.',
'stringLengthTooLong' =>
'Your search query may not be greater than %max% characters in length.',
Thank you.
This issue should have been fixed for the 1.5 release.
This doesn't appear to have been fixed in 1.5.0. Please update if this is not correct.
This is a duplicate of #ZF-3164


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ZF-10791: $form->setName('nameAttr'); has no effect
This ticket is related to http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-4342 but I did not find a way to reopen. The ticket was closed with the hint that name is not a valid form-element attribute.
I could not find any evidence for this statement.
W3C says for HTML401 and also 5 that name IS a valid attribute for the form-element: HTML 401: http://w3.org/TR/html401/… HTML 5 : http://w3.org/TR/2010/…
??I could not find any evidence for this statement.??
www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/#h-4.10" rel="nofollow">XHTML 1.0 - 4.10. The elements with 'id' and 'name' attributes
I think the priority "major" is greatly exaggerated!
Thank you for the link, couldn't find this by myself :( I copied the priority from the source-ticket, so you are right.
I thought HTML5 will be the future, not XHTML, any opinions?
I strongly advise that HTML5 takes priority over XHTML. The simple reason: W3C declared XHTML as dead (http://www.w3.org/2009/06/xhtml-faq.html). So the name atribute should be rendered by the ViewHelper of the form.
It is possible to detect the DTD in use via the doctype view helper. The view helpers are already doing this (i.e. deciding whether to include a closing / in tags), so look there for an example. This should be fixable in a way that maintains compatibility with both HTML4, XHTML and HTML5
100 points for Marc! :-)
Example (not tested!):
* Render HTML form
* @param string $name Form name
* @param null|array $attribs HTML form attributes
* @param false|string $content Form content
* @return string
public function form($name, $attribs = null, $content = false)
$info = $this->_getInfo($name, $content, $attribs);
// Set the id attribute if it exists
if (!empty($id)) {
$id = ' id="' . $this->view->escape($id) . '"';
} else {
$id = '';
// Remove id from attributes
if (array_key_exists('id', $attribs) && empty($attribs['id'])) {
// Set the name attribute if it exists and the doctype is not XHTML
if (false === $this->_isXhtml() && !empty($name)) {
$name = ' name="' . $this->view->escape($name) . '"';
} else {
$name = '';
// Remove name from attributes
if (array_key_exists('name', $attribs) && empty($attribs['name'])) {
$html = '_htmlAttribs($attribs)
. '>';
if (false !== $content) {
$html .= $content
. '';
return $html;
I do not see the point why the attribute "name" should be removed when a xhtml doctype is set.
The W3C states in the XHTML 1.0 Recommendation taht the name attribute is formally deprecated and will be removes. As we all know there will be no future xhtml version and in the current 1.0 version it is allowed. Why then restrict the developer (especially under the fact that the older IE versions do not work properly and need the identical value for the "name"and "id" attribute)?
I agree with Ulf on this one. XHTML 1.0 and 1.1 deprecated the name attribute on form tags but never formally removed it, and it is valid syntax in HTML5, so there is no reason to deny it's use here.
I thought that you could do the following regardless of whether the name attribute is added by the view helper:
// When creating a new form instance
$zf = new Zend_Form(array(
'attribs' => array(
'name' => 'NameOfForm'
// ...or inside the init() method of your Zend_Form subclass:
$this->setAttrib('name', 'NameOfForm');
However, when I tried it against 1.11.1 it did not have the desired effect. A change to Zend_View_Helper_Form like the one Kai suggested should fix that, though. The other option would be to find out where in the call stack the name attribute is overridden (my money is on Zend_View_Helper_FormElement::_getInfo(..), but I haven't been able to prove that yet).
I've attached a patch which I think sorts out this issue: - single line change to Zend_View_Helper_FormElement::_getInfo(...) (Allows overriding of name attribute on all Form elements) - Added two tests to Zend_View_Helper_FormTest ala the existing tests for the ID attribute
Made a few slight changes - Fixed: Providing NULL name attribute should not produce
form name=""> - Added: Test to enforce above - Fixed: Nomenclature on tests was clumsy. Changed to follow ID tests more closely.
Reformatted patch to Zend Framework coding guidelines (ie: replaced tabs with spaces)
Excellent point! I failed to read the DTDs close enough, and took the W3C documents at their word that the element was deprecated and not removed. Apologies for that. I will modify my patch annd repost later this morning.
A proposal (not tested!):
// Set the name attribute if it exists and the doctype is not XHTML Strict or XHTML 1.1
$isStrictXhtml = false;
if ($this->_isXhtml() && stristr($this->view->doctype(), 'strict')
|| stristr($this->view->doctype(), 'XHTML 1.1')) {
$isStrictXhtml = true;
if (false === $isStrictXhtml && !empty($name)) {
$name = ' name="' . $this->view->escape($name) . '"';
} else {
$name = '';
I've updated my patch with the suggested modifications: {quote} - Narrowed scope of fix to only affect the form tag - Will not render name attribute when using XHTML 1.0 strict or XHTML 1.1 - Extended test suite: [x] Passing name as attribute should override form name [x] Not specifying form name should not render name attrib [x] Specifying form name should render name attrib [x] Passing empty name attribute to unnamed form should not render name attrib [x] Passing empty name attribute to named form should not override name attrib [x] Name attribute should be omitted when using xhtml 1 strict [x] Name attribute should be omitted when using xhtml 11 - Removed incorrect test: testPassingIdAsAttributeShouldRenderIdAttribAndNotName() (name and id attributes can coexist in some doctypes) {quote}
@Adam Thanks!
Two more ideas for Zend_View_Helper_Doctype:
public function isStrict()
switch ($this->getDoctype()) {
case self::XHTML11:
case self::XHTML1_STRICT:
case self::HTML4_STRICT:
// ...
public function getHtmlVersionNumber()
// ...
@Ulf ??W3C declared XHTML as dead?? XHTML is not dead: XHTML5 ;-)
@Kai: Thanks for the suggestion. That does streamline the logic nicely :) I've attached a patch to reflect the changes.
Regarding Ulf's statement, I think he was referring to the fact that HTML5 is the defacto successor to XHTML 1, and the future of the web (that is, if you believe the hype from Apple, et. al :P)
Thanks for your work on this Adam. One small item of note regarding your latest patch - the test annotations should be "@group ZF-10791" and not "@see ZF-10791". This allows running the tests in isolation via "runtests.sh ZF-10791"
@Marc Thanks for pointing that out. I have changed @see to @group for all of the bug-related tests in Zend_View_Helper_FormTest.
Fixed in trunk r23945
Test added in trunk r23947
Test suite updated in r24058 * Removed incorrect test: testPassingIdAsAttributeShouldRenderIdAttribAndNotName() (name and id attributes can coexist in some doctypes)
Commits reviewed and merged to 1.11 release branch.


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Fourth person drowns in Brunswick County
Published: Friday, July 5, 2013 at 10:27 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, July 5, 2013 at 10:27 a.m.
A Pfafftown man became the fourth drowning victim off Brunswick County beaches this week.
"We've had a season's worth of drownings in basically a 24-hour period," said Anthony Marzano, Brunswick County Emergency Services director.
Thursday's victim has been identified as Randall Joyce, 57, according to Brunswick County Coroner Greg White
Marzano said Joyce was swimming with his wife and two adult children when the group encountered a rip current Thursday about 1:30 p.m. in the surf off Holden Beach near the 100 block of Ocean Boulevard.
All four were taken to the hospital where Joyce was pronounced dead, Marzano said.
On Wednesday, one person drowned off Ocean Isle Beach and two off Sunset Beach.
William Nicolaro, 72, of Palm Harbor, Fla., went missing about 11:30 a.m. Wednesday off Ocean Isle Beach. He was found and taken to the hospital but did not survive.
And Wilkesboro District Court Judge Mitchell McClean, 54, died about 3 p.m. Wednesday on Sunset Beach when he tried to help Edward John Galway III, 59, of Waxhaw, save his wife. Maryanne Galway, 55, was pronounced dead at the hospital. Edward Galway survived.
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Another Sunday has come. Another day of football. Here we go.
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Which thread can I talk about the Chiefs more in?
Originally Posted by CloneinWDSM
Which thread can I talk about the Chiefs more in?
I wont ***** at you in this one
Go Packers!
"Never let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game"
Originally Posted by CloneFan319
Go Packers!
Important game for the Packers; a win puts us back in good position in the division. Sounds like the bye week has been good for the team.
Originally Posted by Cyched
Important game for the Packers; a win puts us back in good position in the division. Sounds like the bye week has been good for the team.
Without Megatron, Packers should roll.
whose got the best stream for the packers lions game?
Go Steelers! This is the week that we don't lose - I can feel it!!!
Lol Titans. How lucky was that?
#TeamProhm #ProhmanEmpire #ProhmanColiseum
Originally Posted by Bret44
Lol Titans. How lucky was that?
Very lucky.
Touchdown. KAN-SAS City. (Mitch Holtus voice)
Bears have forgotten the point of football is to hold onto it.
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I didn't know Satan posted on here. Because clearly with this opinion, you're the devil.
What is going on here?
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Kelechi Osemele, replaced by A.Q. Shipley last drive, is sitting on Ravens bench in full gear with no trainers attending to him
Originally Posted by Bret44
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Well that's not good.
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MACON, Ga. (April 1, 2009) - Senior runner Heidi Dahl (Orem, Utah) and junior thrower Jarrod Burton (Bastian, Va.) had productive weekends in their 2009 Outdoor Track and Field season debut, and on Wednesday afternoon the pair of Buccaneer student-athletes received Atlantic Sun Athlete of the Week honors, announced by the league office.
Dahl made her season debut for the Bucs on Friday evening, and she came away with an impressive showing at the Stanford Invitational. Dahl - who was coming off a NCAA Championship appearance in the mile during the indoor season - set a regional qualifying mark in the 1500m run on Cobb Track, located on the campus of
This marks the fifth time Dahl has been named Athlete of the Week in the conference and first during the outdoor campaign.
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One of the ways it has made art accessible to the public is the free admission.
That's one of the reasons why the KAC began hosting the Charity Lift Fundraiser three years ago, said executive director Robin Marrouche.
"We wanted to have a fun and casual event around the holidays to raise money so we could continue to allow the public to visit all year without an admission price," Marrouche said during an interview with The Park Record. "Even the Charity Lift is affordable at $65 a ticket, compared to other fundraisers."
This year's event, hosted by two-time Olympian Kaylin Richardson, will be held in the Grand Summit Ballroom at Canyons Friday, Dec. 14, from 6:30 p.m. until 10:30 p.m.
The night's agenda will include dinner and refreshments catered by Canyons, a live auction of decorated chair lifts, dancing with music spun by Miss DJ Lux, a demonstration by wood sculptor Sylvia Davis and a live, quick-draw art battle presented by Coda Gallery.
Deer Valley, Canyons, Mary Jane's and Hank Louis, founder of the nonprofit DesignBuildBLUFF, which works to develop areas on the Navajo reservation, donated the chairs that are up for auction, Marrouche said.
The five chairs were, in turn, decorated various artists and businesses including Bob Peek, Brian Morris, Karyn Jacobsen, eBay and KSL-TV.
Marrouche said all the chairs were done with flair.
"The eBay chair, for example, is an Apple workstation that comes with a computer monitor, laptop and keyboard," she said with a laugh. "It's perfect for the techie who likes to ski."
A new addition this year is a Waterbox Creation Station.
"Waterbox is a local company that makes unique and functional reusable water bottles," Marrouche said. "They have teamed up with our Young Artists Academy to customize water bottles for stocking stuffers and other gifts."
Another highlight of the evening is the live, quick-draw art battle, which was introduced last year.
Four artists, Paul Davis, Dave Doran, John Erickson and Marie Zielinski, will battle it out with on-the-spot art for the audience choice award.
"All of the artists are represented by Coda Gallery and are well-known Utah artists that have an edge," Marrouche explained. "The art battle was a great addition to the event. People enjoyed the kinesthetic notion of seeing art created before their eyes and they liked the fact that they could choose the winner."
The art will be auctioned off along with the chair lifts, she said.
While it's fun attending the event, Marrouche knows there are some who can't, due to schedules or other obligations.
"So, eBay is running an online auction for us from Dec. 12 through Dec. 16," she said. "We'll have five online packages to bid for, so those who can't come to the Charity Lift can still participate."
The Kimball Art Center's annual Charity Lift fundraiser will be held Friday, Dec. 14, at Canyons Grand Summit Ballroom, 4000 Canyons Resort Dr., from 6:30 p.m. until 10:30 p.m. Tickets are $65 and available at the KAC, 638 Park Ave., or by visiting www.kimballartcenter.org/charity-lift/


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Which repair/rehab method do you use?Cured-in-place piping ranked highest for methods to repair or rehabilitate pipe. No respondents use pipe eating. Source: PUBLIC WORKS
Crews set up a boring pit to jack a casing into place under Interstate 80 in Illinois for water and sewer installation. Photos: Pam Broviak
This boring head and auger is used to penetrate soil and convey it back to the receiving pit. Special rock heads are also made to penetrate solid rock.
Built-up scale in water lines can be removed through the use of trenchless methods such as air scouring and pigging.
Although trenchless technology—the science of installing, repairing, or replacing buried pipes with little or no excavation—can be more cost-effective, environmentally friendly, and safer than traditional exhume-and-replace construction, it's still not universally embraced.
But that is changing. According to an exclusive survey of PUBLIC WORKS readers, 53% of respondents went trenchless in the past year on projects ranging from $100,000 to $500,000. Of the respondents:
"We do a lot of jacking concrete pipe and tunnel work," says Steve Lilo, operator foreman with Mount Prospect, Ill.-based L.J. Keefe Co. The company uses pipe-jacking techniques to install sewer and water under interstates, toll-ways, and near airports where air traffic cannot be disrupted.
Proponents such as Lilo prefer trenchless technology because it's a non-invasive way of traversing environmentally sensitive areas such as wetlands. It's also less noisy and less disruptive to traffic patterns.
The no-dig aspect of trenchless methods also minimizes the chances of death and injury due to trench caveins, decreasing insurance costs and litigation and—more importantly—saving lives.
According to the TTC Technical Report No. 2001.02 (www.latech.edu/tech/engr/ttc/publications/index.htm), prepared by the Trenchless Technology Center (TTC) for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers'Engineering Research and Development Center, trenchless techniques are most cost-effective when:
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Municipal Technology Branch's "Collection Systems O&M Fact Sheet" presents trenchless technique costs in 1998 dollars.
Project costs are influenced by pipe diameter, length of pipe to be rehabilitated, specific defects to be corrected, pipe depth and grade change, locations of access manholes, number of access points that need to be excavated, location of other utilities, provisions for bypass of existing flows, number of laterals in the section to be rehabilitated, and the number of directional changes at access manholes.
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The birding field trip of the 2013 season at Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge will take place on Nov. 14.
All birding field trips will start at 8 a.m. from the Refuge Headquarters office, 11978 Turkle Pond Road, Milton, and run for approximately three hours. The locations visited will vary depending on what interesting species are present on the date of the field trip. Since 85 percent of the bird species found on the refuge are migrants, every month of the year brings the opportunity for different species of birds to be observed.
Participants should bring binoculars if they have them, a field guide and spotting scope (the leaders will all have spotting scopes as well). The refuge has a few pairs of loaner binoculars if needed. Participants should be prepared to walk up to a mile and should dress appropriately for the weather.
The field trips are free and open to the public.
For more information: (302) 684-8419 or visit primehook.fws.gov.
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|Wayne Moses joins Vandals
MOSCOW, Idaho – Idaho head football coach Robb Akey announced the final piece of his coaching staff on Thursday with the addition of running backs coach Wayne Moses, a veteran position coach with several high-profile stops.
Moses officially joined the Vandal staff on Wednesday, Aug. 1, and comes to the Vandals after most recently a four-year stint at UCLA as running backs coach. He had 32 years of college coaching experience and two more in the NFL with the St. Louis Rams from 2006-07.
His notable career stops include UCLA, Stanford, Pittsburgh, USC, Washington and Cal in the last 15 years. He was part of a coaching staff at Pitt that won the 2004 Big East Championship and advanced to the first BCS bowl in program history. While at Washington, he helped lead the Huskies to 2000 Pac-10 title, Rose Bowl victory and a No. 3 final ranking. He was on staff with UCLA when the Bruins advanced to the 1994 Rose Bowl.
In his extensive West Coast coaching and recruiting experience, Moses said he and Akey first met in competition with each other, both in games and recruiting, and that they built a friendship based on their time working against each other.
"We always were friendly and I got to know him and vice-versa," Moses said. "Consequently, the situation came up here and he asked me to join up, and I'm awfully glad he did."
Moses began his coaching career in 1978 at Cal State Fullerton as a graduate assistant working with defensive backs. He went on to Chaffey Junior College as running backs coach in 1979, then to North Carolina State in 1980 as defensive backs coach.
He served as running backs coach at Bowling Green for three years, Rutgers for two years and San Diego State for three years. He also served as a coaching intern over three summers with the Raiders, Seahawks and Broncos of the NFL.
Moses was a four-year letterman at Washington and was a starting cornerback for two years as a junior and senior. As a senior, he helped lead the Huskies to a Pac-8 title, a 27-20 Rose Bowl victory over Michigan and a No. 10 final Associated Press ranking.
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MACON, Ga. (September 21, 2011) – Sophomore Sian Evans (Gillingham, England), the 2011 Atlantic Sun Women's Golf Freshman of the Year, claimed a fifth-place finish at the Wild Eggs Cardinal Cup to kick off the fall season as she earned the A-Sun Women's Golfer of the Week award, the league office announced on Wednesday.
Evans compiled a two-round total of 5-over-par 149 (76-73) to lead ETSU to a sixth place team finish at the Wild Eggs Cardinal Cup. Evans finished just four strokes back of individual medalist Julia Strandberg of East Carolina.
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Milestones in the Hotel's History
In 1490, just before Columbus discovered the New World, the Torbräu - then called
- first opened its doors. Georg Schmidt von Bogenhausen, a member of the gentry, purchased the building next to the Isar Gate, which at that time opened to the so called "Salt Street." Thanks to its prime location, the wine and beer bar quickly became so popular that its new owner expanded it into a classy inn. Even then the inn featured elegant single bedrooms with late Gothic paneled walls, comfortable poster beds and linen closets, in addition to dormitory-style sleeping rooms.
In 1565 the brewer, Wolfgang Brunnhuber, became the first
when he added a brewery to the inn. He had quickly recognized that beer was increasingly becoming the beverage of choice, replacing the sometimes sour Bavarian wines. Not only local beer drinkers, but many guests from Italy and far away Spain frequented the Thorbräu to get a taste of the "Munich malt brew", whose fame had spread beyond Bavaria.
During the 17th century
, the Thirty Years' War brought suffering to Bavaria and Munich. But the beer brewed by Hanns Schaller, who had purchased the property for a handsome sum on
May 16th, 1597
proved to be popular even in such difficult times. The grand rooms were furnished with expensive Renaissance and Baroque furniture and the
became an upper class inn for merchants and diplomats.
Towards the end of the
18th century
, Franz Xaver Duschl purchased several adjoining lots to expand the
into an entire block. When future king, Ludwig I, married Therese von Sachsen-Hildburghausen on
12. Oktober 1810
- an event that marked the beginning of the annual Oktoberfest in Munich - the
landlord was among those feeding the bourgeois "haute volée" during the celebration. With the opening of the Royal Theater at the Isar Gate in 1812, the
saw numerous distinguished guests including King Max Joseph, who - like many others - liked to stop by before or after visiting the theater.
The rise of the Munich Bohemians to a recognized cultural scene during
the mid-19th century
was reflected in the hotel's clientele as well. Famous names like Heinrich Heine, Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy or Franz Liszt were among the Thorbräu's guests. Even the Danish writer, Hans Christian Andersen, or the pharmacist, poet and painter, Karl Spitzweg, may have been inspired by the
In 1858/59 the
became the property of Joseph Sedlmayer, the powerful owner of the Franziskaner-Leist brewery. By moving the brewing operation to his Franziskaner brewery, he started a series of brewery consolidations that shaped Munich's brewery scene even until today.
Maria and Johann Nepomuk Mayr laid the foundation for Hotel Torbräu as we know it today. Johann Nepomuk Mayr initially leased Hotel Torbräu in
, but thanks to his capable management was later able to purchase the entire property including the right to build. After Johann was drafted during World War I, the energetic landlady, Maria Mayr, and her eight year old daughter Mariele, had to manage the business on their own. Upon Johann's return from fighting in Italy, he and Maria again took care of their Hotel Torbräu together, which, at the time, was a real
art nouveau
gem. The spacious restaurant featured reddish brown Czech marble, mahogany paneling and plush red upholstery, which was popular back then. The guest rooms were not only elegantly furnished, but offered electric lighting, warm and cold running water as well as an ultramodern low pressure steam heating system, installed by the Torbräu landlord.
Hotel Torbräu could not escape the suffering caused by World War II. During the night of
December 17, 1944
, four bombs dropped from allied bombers destroyed almost the entire property. Two people died during the attack and the landlord and landlady had to watch their life's work burn to the ground in a few short hours.
After the end of the war, they quickly focused on rebuilding, strongly supported by their daughter Mariele and son-in-law Sebastian Kirchlechner, who had returned from the war uninjured. As early as
March of 1946
, the restaurant reopened and the first guestrooms followed in
. Despite hard times and wide-spread poverty, the dinner menu soon included most of the previously unavailable sausage and meat items. The rebuilding efforts progressed quickly and in
, Hotel Torbräu once again offered 25 single rooms and 35 double rooms.
Over the years, Sebastian Kirchlechner gradually delegated the responsibilities to his sons, Werner and Walter Kirchlechner. The early
brought the emergence of fairs and exhibitions in Munich as well as an increase in tourism. In order to compete with large international hotels, the Kirchlechners' focus shifted to design, furnishings and technology. Chef Walter Kirchlechner overhauled the restaurant completely, while the hotelier and confectioner, Werner Kirchlechner, set up an elegant breakfast café with a pastry and confection shop on the first floor of the hotel.
Completed around the turn of the millennium, the most significant structural and organizational changes since the rebuilding took place under Werner Kirchlechner, the sole general manager since
: A completely reconfigured front desk and reception area, newly designed meeting facilities, a thorough overhaul of the CAFE AM ISARTOR and an elaborate renovation of the restaurant, giving it a Mediterranean theme. Each of the 91 tastefully appointed guest rooms is equipped with central heat and air as well as state-of-the art security and communication technology.
In 2003, Walter and Werner Kirchlechner celebrated a very special anniversary: Hotel Torbräu had been under the ownership of the Mayr and Kirchlechner families for 100 years - something Hotel Torbräu had never seen during its eventful history with many important landlords.
After graduating from college and spending a few years abroad, Werner Kirchlechner's oldest son, Andreas Kirchlechner, returned to Hotel Torbräu in 2005 to continue the over 100-year-old family business, now in its fourth generation.
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Summer vacation from school is well underway. Keeping your kids occupied all summer can be a daunting task–especially on rainy days when going outside isn't an option. Instead of popping in a movie, turn on your household printer! There are a ton of crafts you can do using your printer that will keep your kids busy and encourage creativity. We have put together a list of our favorites to get you started.
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Mediation and the role of mediators in Florida association disputes
In my practice, I have noticed that association boards and owners often do not understand the purpose of mediation or the role of a mediator. A definition of mediation might be helpful as well as a discussion of the role of a mediator (and what to look for when choosing a mediator).
Florida mediators are governed by statute, and the Florida Rules for Certified and Court Appointed Mediators which define Mediator Standards of Conduct.
Mediation is defined in Rule 10.210, Florida Rules for Certified and Court-Appointed Mediators:
Mediation is a process whereby a neutral and impartial third person acts to encourage and facilitate the resolution of a dispute without prescribing what it should be. It is an informal and non-adversarial process intended to help disputing parties reach a mutually acceptable agreement.
The purpose of mediation is to resolve a dispute, thereby minimizing the expense and emotional toll of prolonged litigation. Sometimes a resolution is not reached, and the mediator files an impasse report. If that occurs, then the lawsuit proceeds. Many mediations, however, do result in settlement. A settlement agreement is a binding contract and requires definite terms. Florida law requires the agreement to be in writing and signed by the mediator and both parties at the mediation. Therefore, the parties attending mediation must have the authority to completely settle the case.
In mandatory HOAs, mediation is required by statute before a lawsuit is filed. Mediation is required in small claims court and often ordered by judges in other court cases. Mediation may be requested by either party but both parties (plaintiffs and defendants) must agree to mediate and agree upon a mediator. In some cases where mediation is court-ordered, a mediator may be appointed by the judge if the parties cannot agree.
The Mediator's role is explained in Rule 10.220, Florida Rules for Certified and Court-Appointed Mediators:
The role of the mediator is to reduce obstacles to communication, assist in the identification of issues and exploration of alternatives, and otherwise facilitate voluntary agreements resolving the dispute. The ultimate decision-making authority , however, rests solely with the parties.
Mediators do not decide or rule on the case. Instead, their role is to facilitate negotiation and settlement. They are not allowed to give legal advice, or a personal or professional opinion as to how the presiding judge would rule. Mediators do not need to be experts in the area of law at issue in the case. It may be helpful, but it is not necessary. The most knowledgeable association lawyer may be a poor mediator, especially if she/he likes to pontificate, rather than facilitate. An effective mediator guides the parties to identify the strengths and weaknesses of their case, alternative solutions as well as the risks, costs and uncertainties involved in any litigation. Facilitating negotiation (or anything, for that matter) requires the mediator to be open, able to listen and be involved in the process to provide thoughtful, practical feedback. An ethical and effective mediator is impartial and will not take sides.
A successful mediation minimizes the expense and emotional toll of litigation. Even if the parties reach an "impasse", mediation can help the parties learn more about their own case and their opponent's position.


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In my neighboorhood ther has been a Baptist Church for a while. I´m moderately aware of the history of Baptist Church in general. Very recently a temple of The First Baptist Church has been built. I´m wondering about two things: first, what is the history of the First Baptist Church? second, what are the main differences between the First Baptist Church and the Baptist Church?
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Some baptists have the tradition of naming the first Baptist church in a city or other area "First Baptist Church". Sometimes this numbering even continues; for example, in my area there is a "Fourth Baptist Church". I do not think there is a denomination or association called "First Baptist", as it is merely a naming tradition.
You should also be aware that there are perhaps over a thousand Baptist denominations and associations. In the United States, two of the larger ones are the Southern Baptist Convention and the American Baptist Conference. They have somewhat different beliefs and practices.
The "First Baptist" church is not a denomination I know of. Usually it's simply the name of the earliest ("First") Baptist church built in an area. Hence you sometimes see "Second Baptist Church" - that's not a weird denomination, it's the second one on the block. Now, if there's an existing Baptist church and one is calling itself First Baptist, it could be the existing local F.B. moving locations, it could be a Baptist sub-denomination (American, Southern, etc.) that is the first of their type, or they could just be snaking the name to seem first/biggest if no one else was using it.
It could be a mission -- a church plant -- of a congregation elsewhere called "First Baptist."
Why not ask them? I'm sure they'll be happy to tell you what it's about, and you'd be honoring them with your interest.
I think here's where the trend started...
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Special event items are produced by manufacturers only after the outcome of a game or event. These are advanced sale items and will ship immediately after they are received in our warehouse.
Manufacturer direct items are shipped directly from the manufacturer. These items are not available for international or expedited shipping.
Customized items can be personalized with options such as your name, your favorite number, and/or designs. Some options may be limited by league rules.