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Who hasn't come across this pastime of many holiday-makers? Even before breakfast they go to endless trouble to place all available towels on the sun loungers--naturally as inconspicuously as possible, in order to reserve the best places at the hotel pool.
Of course there is no guarantee for the most desirable sun beds, because latecomers do not hesitate to throw other tourists' towels into the pool and replace them with their own. Only the arrival of pool attendant Luigi and his colleagues puts an end to this lively battle for best Pool Position.
The closer the sun loungers are to the pool, the more desirable they are and the more points a player therefore needs and earns for placing a towel on these well-positioned sun beds. But the pool attendants are keeping a watchful eye out and once a certain number of them have reached the sunbathing area, the game is finished and the player with the highest score wins.
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Thorsten Gimmler
FX Schmid Germany
Year: 1999
Players: 2 - 5
Time: 30 minutes
Ages: 10 and up
Weight: 614 grams
Language Requirements: Game components are language-independent. Manufacturer's rules are printed in multiple languages (including English).
- 1 hotel pool area
- 75 towels
- 13 pool attendants
- 5 point saver cards
- 5 life belts
- 60 numbered cards
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Average Rating: 3 in 1 review
Ever been on a holiday and stayed in a hotel with a swimming pool? If you are the first in the morning at the pool, somehow people occupied all the best deck chairs by placing their towel on top of them. Well...must be Germans.
Yes, the time would come that Germans made a game about their nasty holiday habits. What is more fun (for Dutch...) is to take the towel and throw it in the pool and see the Germans come at around 11:00, seeing you on their chair, getting mad and totally pissed-off when seeing their towel in the pool..soaking wet.
Well, that's what this game is all about. Occupy as many as possible deck chairs and throw as many as possible opponents' towels in the pool.
Without going too much in the rules, the game is fast and has nice variation as saving points for the '15-point chairs' (while cards with points only go up to 12) and the bath attendants (all of them called Luigi...). Once they arrive at the scene, you can throw away towels of other players in the pool. But every time you do this, the attendant comes closer and closer to the chairs. If he is standing next to a row of chairs, you cannot throw away the towels anymore of that particular row.
It is a fast, but simple game (no real tactics) but we enjoyed it. But then, we're Dutch and we pretend the towels were from Germans....
I recommend this for people enjoying a nice closer or a warmup game before the serious games.
Remember: (i) The best lounge chairs are closest to the swimming pool; (ii) you claim a lounge by tossing your towel On it; (iii) all pool attendants are named Luigi. Players simultaneously turn over numbered cards from their pile. The card values, from highest to lowest, determine the order of play. Interestingly, you use the value of the card just below yours, so the last player gets the highest value. Use your value to grab the best lounges you can afford. Luigi appears in rows in which all lounges are taken. Now comes the fun: You can swipe someone's lounge chair by placing your towel on it and tossing theirs into the pool. This makes Luigi come closer to putting a stop to all the fun. How's that for realism? Highest score basks in the sunshine.
I was reading through the latest Adam Spielt catalogue and there it was, a game about the traditional German sport of trying to get your towel onto the sun-loungers next to the pool. I had to get it didn't I? -- if only to reward the author, a member of one of world's smallest groups, Germans who can laugh at themselves. When it arrived it came in a smallish box containing a board, 75 small tokens representing towels, 15 in each of 5 designs, 13 white pieces representing pool attendants, all called 'Luigi' for some reason, 5 cards for saving points, 5 sets of 12 cards, numbered from 1 to 12 and a very comprehensive set of rules in no less than five languages including English.
The board shows a pool, and seven rows of sun loungers next to it. The rows are numbered from 1, (furthest from the pool) to 15 (nearest), and the number of loungers lessens as the value rises, 6 in the lower value rows, reducing to 2 in the 15 row. There are also little paths of stepping stones to the side of both rows and columns. Play is quite simple. First all players choose one of their cards and place them face down in front of them. The cards are then revealed simultaneously and the order of play is decided. The method for this is rather odd. The player who played the highest card, plays first, but uses the points on the second-highest card. The player of the second highest card plays second and uses the points on the third highest card and so on, until we come to the player of the lowest card who plays last but gets the points from the highest card in compensation. Ties are split by the card played in the previous round, if that doesn't split them, the youngest player plays first, not a very well thought out rule.
Players use their points to place a towel or towels on loungers. Placing a towel costs the value of the row as shown on the board. Up to 5 spare points may be saved, using the point saving cards, or alternatively any points on the card may be added to the points from the card, essential if you want to get a towel into the 15 row. Once a row or column has filled, Luigi, the pool attendant for that row appears and one of the white markers is placed on the crazy paving path, on the stone furthest from the loungers. Every time that a further row or column fills, all the Luigis on that side, (either the rows or the columns), move one step forward. The appearance of the Luigis also means that stage two of the game can start, removing other people's towels, throwing them into the pool, and replacing them with your own. This costs the same as placing the towel initially, but is much more fun, especially since the other player's towel gets all wet once it has been in the pool, and so can't be used any more. Each time that a towel is replaced in this way, the two relevant Luigis, one for the row and the one for the column, move one step closer to the loungers. But all good things must come to an end, and once a Luigi reaches the end of the path nearest the loungers, the fun must stop, and all towels in that row or column are then safe from further attacks. The game proceeds until a certain number of rows are safe, the number depending on the number of players, and then ends. Players get points for each of their towels still on a lounger, the same number of points for each towel as the number of that row, so towels may score between 1 and 15 points depending on where they are. The player with the highest number of points wins.
I really wanted this game to work, but unfortunately I don't think it does. The card mechanism seems clumsy, and the tie breaking rule is very poor. Also the paths for the Luigis seem a bit short to me, which means that the game has hardly started before it's over, and the chances for interaction are very restricted. If they were twice as long there would be a lot more scope for conflict, but with as few as three stones next to the highest value row, there is little opportunity for skulduggery. A shame, the theme is so good, it really deserves a first class game, unfortunately, this doesn't seem to be it.

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Definition of brand in English:
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- In consumers' minds, a long-held advantage national brand name products have over store brands is disappearing - fast.
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brander noun
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Old English brand 'burning' (also in sense 3 of the noun), of Germanic origin; related to German Brand, also to burn1. The verb sense 'mark with a hot iron' dates from late Middle English, giving rise to the noun sense 'a mark of ownership made by branding' (mid 17th century), whence sense 1 of the noun (early 19th century).
Something that is brand new is really being likened to something hot and glowing from a fire: Shakespeare used the similar phrase fire-new. Brand existed in Old English in the senses 'burning' and 'a piece of burning wood'. The sense 'mark permanently with a hot iron' gave rise to 'a mark of ownership made by branding', hence the current use 'a type of product manufactured under a particular name'.
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Of those 27, 12 students are showing market rabbits. They are: Aaron Shrock, Monica Gaona, Laura Orosco. Lindsey Burch, Lluilza Garcia, Melissa Diaz, Kenlynn Jerardo, Brianna Davis. Emily Guzman, Magali Guzman, Jaelee Juan and Marisa Hicks.
In the category of breeding rabbits. Tokay FFA has Eli Barila, Kimberly Towle and Laura Orosco.
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This year's swine group consists of Joey Blanchard, Emily Schneider, Stephanie Gonzales, Austin Yount, Kimberly Towle, Eli Barila and Chris Blanchard.
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Findlaw: http://www.findlaw.com
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Government Printing Office (GPO) Access: http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/
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Lawcrawler: http://www.lawcrawler.com
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U. S. Code: http://uscode.house.gov/search/criteria.shtml
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Texas Law Librarians Homepage: http://www.sll.state.tx.us/
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USA.Gov: http://www.usa.gov/Topics/Reference-Shelf.shtml
Summary: General U.S. Government Reference Center. Find common abbreviations, calendars, contact information, forms, gadgets, photos, maps, news and more.
Code of Federal Regulations / Federal Register: http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/browse/collection.action?collectionCode=FR
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Code of Federal Regulations / Annual Editions (GPO): http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/browse/collectionCfr.action?collectionCode=CFR
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FedLaw: http://www.thecre.com/fedlaw/default.htm (site now sponsored by The Center for Regulatory Effectiveness)
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Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR): https://www.acquisition.gov/far/
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Findlaw Internet Legal Resources: http://www.findlaw.com
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Legal Information Institute: http://www.law.cornell.edu
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Defense Travel Management Office: http://www.defensetravel.dod.mil/site/travelreg.cfm
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Federal Travel Policies (GSA): http://www.gsa.gov/portal/content/104625 and the Federal Travel Regulation: http://www.gsa.gov/portal/ext/public/site/FTR/file/FTRTOC.html/category/21865/hostUri/portal
Summary: The first site provides comprehensive travel information on Federal travel, including per diem rates, contract airline information, state tax exemption listings, POV rates, and FAQs. The second site includes Federal Travel Regulation (FTR) provisions governing travel and transportation allowances for Federal civilian employees (chapter 301); relocation allowances for Federal civilian employees, and certain new appointees (chapter 302); payment of expenses connected with the death of Government civilians under certain circumstances (chapter 303); and payment from a non-Federal sources for travel expenses (chapter 304). Also included is chapter 300, a general introduction to the FTR and agency reporting requirements.
Office of Government Ethics Executive Orders Index: http://oge.gov/Laws-and-Regulations/Executive-Orders/
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Executive Orders (White House): http://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/presidential-actions/executive-orders
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Justia: http://www.justia.com/
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Duke University Law School: http://www.law.duke.edu/lib/researchguides/ussup
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U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia: http://www.cadc.uscourts.gov
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Comptroller General Decisions: http://www.gao.gov/decisions/decision.htm
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Defense Industry Initiative: http://www.dii.org
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Department of Justice (DOJ): http://www.usdoj.gov/05publications/05_2.html
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GSA's Office of Government-Wide Policy (GOP): http://www.gsa.gov/portal/content/104550
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Merit Systems Protection Board: http://www.mspb.gov
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Office of Special Counsel: http://www.osc.gov
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FedBizOpps (FBO), formerly the Commerce Business Daily (CBD): http://www.cbd-net.com/
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Yahoo: http://www.finance.yahoo.com
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Law Library Resource Xchange: http://www.llrx.com/columns/ethics.htm
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National Organization of Bar Counsel (NOBC): http://www.nobc.org/
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Stetson Law Review - Current Issue: http://www.law.stetson.edu/lawreview/index.php
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Yes, there is more than just digital Yoda now
So here we are. Once again, another release of Star Wars on a new format. You know what that means. It means it's time for George Lucas, the man who once spoke out about dicking around with other peoples works, is at it again. Screwing with what is technically his work. The Star Wars Blu Ray release is right around the corner, and now that review copies have gone out, the changes made are starting to come in. Some I really don't give a shit about, but there are two that are just, wrong.
The other day I posted the new digital Yoda for Episode 1. Now, that's fine. That Yoda puppet in that film was just three kinds of terrible. Also, it gave a better sense of conitnuity anyway to have a digital Yoda in all three films. But, the it's the original films that are once again being digitally washed, and as I said, some not for the better.
First up:
This picture of new digital rocks that R2D2 is hiding behind. This is more a matter of practicality. How the hell did he get behind them?
Next, the door to Jabba's palace has been enlarged by %200.
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Here, we have more tie fighters showing up during the final battle of the Death Star.
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Finally, yes, the Ewoks blink.
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Now, all of these are minor. Hell, I don't actually mind them, and having the Ewoks blink is some thing of an improvement if you ask me. When these kinds of touch ups are done, they're so insignificant that there's no reason for people to really complain. Below though, what you'll see, is reason to complain.
We all know when Obi Wan shows up for the first time in New Hope. Classic scene. He scares off the Tusken Raiders with his wild call and shadowy figure. He made originally was a very unique, some what haunting sound. Now, thanks to Lucas' Skywalker Sound mix, it sounds like this!
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WHAT IN XENU'S NAME IS THAT? The tech at Skywalker Sound should commit seppuku with this keyboard for coming up with this. And George needs his ears checked if he honestly thought that noise sound good. Bad!
So let's move on to the worst change. Possibly the biggest fuck you moment since replacing Sebastian Shaw with Hayden Christensen in the original DVD release.
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No. FUCKING NO! This is possibly the most pivotal scene in the entire series, when Vader makes his final choice and redeems himself. The beauty of the moment is that we can't see Vader's face. We can't hear what he's thinking. When he finally picks the Emperor's wrinkly ass up and tosses him off that ledge it's the physical acting that let's people know that Vader has made his choice. Not saying "No" right before hand, then saying "NOOO" again. All of this because Lucas had to have a really shitty dialog take of James Earl Jones saying "NOOOO!" in Sith and have it be a call back to a bad decision. I'm fully convinced that the whole Star Wars series would have gone down hill if Lucas directed all three of the original series. Empire and Jedi would not have been what they are today if Lucas was behind the directors chair, calling the shots.
If the first few bits where all that's changed, I would be fine with it. But Lucas continually dicking with everything is goddamn fustrating. He knows what he's doing, and he clearly doesn't give a shit. I give you this quote from the man
|There will only be one. And it won't be what I would call the "rough cut", it'll be the "final cut". The other one will be some sort of interesting artifact that people will look at and say, "There was an earlier draft of this." The same thing happens with plays and earlier drafts of books. In essence, films never get finished, they get abandoned. At some point, you're dragged off the picture kicking and screaming while somebody says, "Okay, it's done." That isn't really the way it should work. Occasionally, [you can] go back and get your cut of the video out there, which I did on both American Graffiti and THX 1138; that's the place where it will live forever. So what ends up being important in my mind is what the DVD version is going to look like, because that's what everybody is going to remember. The other versions will disappear. Even the 35 million tapes of Star Wars out there won't last more than 30 or 40 years. A hundred years from now, the only version of the movie that anyone will remember will be the DVD version [of the Special Edition], and you'll be able to project it on a 20′ by 40′ screen with perfect quality. I think it's the director's prerogative, not the studio's to go back and reinvent a movie.
"An Expanded Universe", American Cinematographer magazine, February 1997.[2]
WRONG! Look, my dad was artist for years. He knew many other painters and I've talked to other writers and directors over the years. Sure, everyone feels that they could have done something better in hindsight. But that's what it is, hindsight. As we get older, we get wiser, and thus look back at what we've done and wish we knew then what we know now. But we can't. My dad would say that once he's done with a painting, that was it. The paint drys, and if he kept adding touches here and there, the paint is going to glob up and the picture contained in it will be unrecognizable and a mess. This Mr. Lucas is what your doing to these films. You keep adding more and more paint to them,and it's not helping. I get that there was stuff you wish you could have done in 1977 that you can do now. When you went back the first time in 1997, it was fine. Sans Greedo shooting first, it was a fun experiment. But you started something, and it's gotten out of hand.
I say this. While the man has given us one of the greatest stories ever told on film, he might, one day, be one of the biggest boons to film making ever. So for that reason alone, I won't be buying these DVD's. I'll stick to the 2004 set and my VHS copies.


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The Environmental Protection Agency has suspended BP from bidding on any new federal contracts as a result of the company's conduct during the Deepwater Horizon drilling disaster that led to 11 deaths and the largest U.S. offshore spill.
The temporary contracting ban came early on the day the Interior Department held a sale of leases on 20 million acres of offshore oil and gas prospects in the western Gulf of Mexico, which the department said attracted $133 million in bids. Sources close to BP said the company did not submit any bids.
The EPA said the suspension would not affect BP's current contracts or leases, which are crucial to the company.
The London-based oil giant is the largest leaseholder in the deep-water Gulf of Mexico, with more than 700 leases, and it is the gulf's largest producer of oil and gas from more than 20 fields there.
In 2011, BP was also the largest supplier of fuel to the U.S. military, with contracts worth about $1.35 billion.
The EPA move follows BP's agreement to settle criminal charges for $4.5 billion, the largest such payment ever in a criminal settlement with the Justice Department.
Although the EPA did not say how long the ban would last, regulations generally limit such suspensions to 18 months. However, it could last until the end of legal proceedings, and BP and the Justice Department are still locked in a dispute over civil charges tied to the oil spill.
The EPA said the suspension could be lifted when "the company can provide sufficient evidence to EPA demonstrating that it meets Federal business standards."
The next Gulf of Mexico lease sale is March 20; it will make 38 million acres off Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama available.
BP said "it has been in regular dialogue with the EPA" and has submitted a "responsibility statement of more than 100 pages and supplemental answers to the EPA's questions based on that submission."
BP said the EPA told the company that it was preparing a "proposed administrative agreement" that, if agreed upon, would resolve and lift the suspension.
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The Livestream Teradek CUBE-230 is a 1-channel HDMI encoder / camcorder top accessory kit that doesn't have WIFI like the CUBE-220. Instead it allows users to employ either the Verizon 4G LTE network or an Ethernet connection to stream video the Internet more easily versus the conventional method of relying on a huge broadcasting truck.
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