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THE SOUTH CAROLINA NATIONAL GUARD HAS BIG PLANS FOR THE OLD DONALDSON CENTER... BUT NOT EVERYONE WHO LIVES IN THAT AREA IS HAPPY ABOUT IT. THE GUARD PLANS TO CONDUCT HELICOPTER TRAINING EXERCISES. AND SOME NEIGHBORS WORRY.. IT'LL CREATE TOO MUCH NOISE. WYFF NEWS 4'S TIM WALLER IS LIVE AT GREENVILLE COUNTY SQUARE.. WHERE THE PLAN IS BEING PRESENTED TO COUNTY COUNCIL. NIGEL, WHAT THE GUARD PLANS TO DO IS USE BIG CHINOOK HELICOPTERS TO CARRY GIANT SLABS OF CONCRETE TO SMALL AIRPORTS ACROSS THE UPSTATE. AND THE CONCERN IS.. CONDUCTING THOSE EXERCISES.. AS WELL AS ADDING TWO NATIONAL GUARD BATTALIONS TO THE ARMY AVIATION SUPPORT FACILITY AT SC-TAC.. WILL KICK UP THE NOISE LEVEL IN A BIG WAY. AND HERE ARE THE HELICOPTERS THEY'LL USE FOR THAT TRAINING. SIX LARGE CHINOOK HELICOPTERS.. THAT ARE USED TO TRANSPORT TROOPS AND ARTILLERY IN BATTLEFIELD SITUATIONS... AND FOUR LAKOTA HELICOPTERS.. WHICH ARE SMALLER THAN CHINOOKS, BUT ARE ALSO POWERED BY TURBINE ENGINES. AS PART OF THE TRAINING, THE CHINOOKS WILL CARRY 25-THOUSANED POUND SLABS OF CONCRETE.. AT LOW- ALTITUTE.. FROM SC-TAC TO AIRPORTS AROUND THE UPSTATE. ED PAXTON, WHO LIVES NEAR SC-TAC, SAYS THAT'S A LOT OF NOISE. "In the last 45 days, we've had a 50-percent increase in noise from the Donaldson facility from helicopters, so obviously they've already got units stationed here." THE SOUTH CAROLINA NATIONAL GUARD SAYS THERE IS NO NEED FOR HOMEOWNERS TO WORRY. AND THEY CITE AN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT THAT WAS DONE.. THAT FOUND THERE WILL BE NO SIGNIFICANT INCREASE IN NOISE. THE PRESENTATION HERE HAS JUST STARTED. WE'LL LET YOU KNOW WHAT QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS ARISE. TIM WALLER, WYFF NEWS 4, LIVE IN GREENVILLE.
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Stark, Windswept Colorado GC Tests Champions Tour Pros
Through three rounds at Colorado Golf Club in the 2010 Senior PGA Championship, the stark and windswept course has bared its teeth and shown the best over-50 players many of its myriad dimensions.
But don't think these fellows have seen all the course has to give or that they have found a way yet to figure out the rolling Bill Coore/Ben Crenshaw-designed track south of Denver in Parker.
"The guys are starting to know (the course) a little," Crenshaw said. "They've played golf for a living for their whole lives and they break a course down as to how they think they can play it. And they're getting a feel for it, which is nice."
The players offered rave reviews when asked about the three-year-old track, which changes personality as often as the wind changes direction here in the foothills of the Front Range.
"I enjoy what Ben (Crenshaw) has done here," said Tom Watson, who shot an even-par 72 in the third round Saturday and is tied for 36th. "It's a good test; it has great variety to it. There's plenty of room (in the landing areas), and yet there's some toughness that you have to worry about. That's the way golf should be played."
Tom Kite said the Colorado Golf Club is worthy of hosting a major championship. "There's a lot to know, he said. "We're going to have to kind of fly by the seat of our pants to learn the golf course as we go."
No player's performance epitomized the varied challenges of the Colorado Golf Club more than Kite's. After fashioning back-to-back 3-under-par 69s in the first two rounds and playing in the final group Saturday, Kite ballooned to a gut-wrenching 79. His scorecard included a bogey-double-bogey-bogey-bogey-bogey showing on hole Nos. 4-8.
This layout is longer, at 7,490 yards, than any in the 71-year history of the tournament. With the windy conditions drying out the already-fast and difficult greens, tournament officials eased off on the players in the opening round by watering the putting surfaces and using some of the forward tees. Twenty-four pros still couldn't break 80.
Darrell Kestner, a club pro who qualified for the major championship, was asked to compare Colorado Golf Club to other courses he has played. "It's big and tough and hard," he said. "You've got to be great on the greens, and you've got to be a great driver of the golf ball." In a seven-hole stretch in the first round, Kestner had four fives and a six. He missed the cut after an 80 in the second round.
The course requires a lot of decisiveness on where to be aggressive and when to rein it in. The sprawling design features plenty of rolling terrain, tricky greens and ball-swallowing gullies.
That doesn't even take into account the higher elevation (about 6,100 feet) and the blowing gales, which gusted up to 50 mph on Monday, was a little calmer Thursday and died down Friday before changing direction and coming back with a vengeance on Saturday.
Colorado Golf Club was barely two years old when it was awarded the championship. Club officials and the PGA have talked of this event being a test to determine whether the facility is capable of hosting other major tournaments.
This week is the first major championship to be played on one of its designers' projects. "There'll be lots of discussions this week about interpretation," Crenshaw said. "These players have competed all over the world and they have a fine eye. They'll point out some things that maybe they like or dislike, and that's to be expected. Hopefully, the weather will calm down so they'll have more fun playing it."
The way the course plays this week - from pin placements to yardages - is under the auspices of the PGA of America. One of the things the organization has done, for example, is "pinch" the fairways on some holes by as much as 10 yards.
Crenshaw admits that wouldn't have been his preference. "I would have left them wider," he said. "When you have this much altitude, the course and the contours of the greens take care of a lot of the challenges, no matter how far you hit the ball. You don't want to make it too penal and, with this wind, you need width. These greens will shrink up real quick in a breeze."
The course is a great mesh of long, tough holes (like the 477-yard par-4 fifth, where 35 double-bogeys and "others" and 132 bogeys have been carded as compared to just 22 birdies) and holes the players think they should dominate. There are two drivable par-4s - the 308-yard eighth and 326-yard 14th - and the 152-yard second hole is little more than a pitching wedge for some in the right conditions.
But in the third round, three of the five hardest holes were par-3s, with the 206-yard No. 17 having a stroke average of 3.359. The 197-yard 11th ranked fourth-toughest, and the 249-yard sixth was fifth-hardest. There were only three birdies on the sixth all day.
The stroke average for the field was 73.407 on Saturday, the lowest for any round of the championship. That average was more than two strokes less than the average of either of the first two rounds.
Third-round co-leader Jay Don Blake said it was difficult to figure out what to expect from the course. "The shots weren't really holding on greens," he said. "You weren't making a ball mark, just making a skid on the green, so the balls were always bouncing 15, 20 feet and then trying to check, but they would still kind of roll. So it was tough. Then adding the wind to it was even harder."
Expect more of the same in the final round, as a front is expected in the area overnight that will drop temperatures into the low-70s and bring the gusting winds out of the north. Given those conditions and the way the course is playing, shooting par may be enough to win for the 16 players within five stokes of the lead.
Steve Habel is one of Cybergolf's national correspondents, contributing news stories, features, equipment and book reviews and personality profiles from his base in Central Texas. He is also the managing editor for Texas CEO Magazine and works as a contributing editor for Horns Illustrated magazine, a publication focusing on University of Texas sports. He also writes a blog (www.shotoverthegreen.blogspot.com), which features news on golf and the Longhorns, and another (www.checkinginandplayingthrough.blogspot.com) on his many travels, which took him across the nation and to 105 different golf course in 2009. Habel is a member of the Golf Writers Association of America and the Texas Golf Writers Association.
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Earlier this year, the Postal Service announced a sensible plan to discontinue most Saturday mail delivery, except packages, in order to save about $2 billion. But Congress insisted only Congress has the right to determine the delivery schedule and after passage of congressional resolutions to that effect, the USPS board of governors announced last week that "Congress has left it with no choice but to delay implementation at this time."
Having suffered a severe drop in mail volume in recent years due to the competition of email and other technological advances, the USPS lost nearly $16 billion last year. In addition to losing business to more efficient competition, the Postal Service has been economically drained by a 2006 law requiring it to set aside $5.5 billion a year to finance health benefits for future retirees. That was the Congress' principal contribution to ruining the Postal Service before blocking the delivery cutback.
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MARTINSBURG - The classic drama "Our Town" will be performed Easter Weekend at the Apollo Theater in Martinsburg by a troupe pulled from the community as well as the staff and student body at Blue Ridge Community and Technical College.
An encore performance is scheduled Saturday, April 26, at Martinsburg High School, as part of Main Street Martinsburg's Book Faire.
The play, a perennial favorite written in 1938 by American playwright Thornton Wilder, is set in the fictional small town of Grover's Corners. It was written to be performed without a set, with characters that mime the presence of props. The action, the story of the daily lives of Grover's Corners' citizens, is organized by the character of the Stage Manager, an omniscient narrator that also serves as a one-man Greek chorus.
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Blue Ridge Community and Technical College will present "Our Town" at the Apollo Civic Theatre at 7:30 p.m. today and Friday, and at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, and at the Martinsburg High School Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 26.
Taking that part in this production is Tim Perski, a graduate of BRCTC, who came to acting accidentally.
Five or six years ago, he said, he was persuaded to attend a local audition by a girlfriend, who herself wanted a part. He agreed to go, to provide moral support. When the director asked him to read for a part, Perski initially declined. But finally, he tried.
"I ended up getting the part and my girlfriend didn't," said Perski, who by profession is a registered nurse.
He got the bug. Amateur theater is fun.
"You build a relationship with the people you're working with," he said. "You have a bond."
"Our Town" is the seventh play staged by BRCTC, and was selected because of the size of its cast, said Jim Ralston, one of three directors for the piece. With 25 parts, it is a play that allows a lot of inclusion, he said.
"We wanted a big-cast play because we had a lot of interest," Ralston said. "It creates a nice ensemble."
Also, Ralston said, a production of "Our Town" that he saw many years ago affected him.
"It was the first time I was really pulled into a play," he said. "It really engages."
Seemingly a simple story, the play's complexity is hidden. Over a 12-year stretch, characters turn from children to young adults, marry and age. Life choices, time and eternity are considered. What seems a simple love story carries deep philosophical dimension.
"This play is better than you think it is," Ralston said. "It's really good."
The troupe has also tackled three plays written by Ralston, a professor of literature at the college, as well as the classics, "The Crucible" and another Wilder piece, "The Skin of Our Teeth." Beyond the challenges of staging, the troupe has faced the hurdle of finding funds with which to mount the productions. Angel investors, such as City National Bank, have helped with grants, Ralston said.
"We didn't let it stop us that we didn't have a budget," Ralston said.
The play will be performed tonight and Friday at 7:30 p.m., and Saturday at a 2:30 p.m. matinee. The encore performance on Saturday, April 26, is at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $2 for students of any age, and $7 for the general public.


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HUBBARD - It may fly under a different banner, but business has been steady at the recently transplanted Emerald Diner.
The iconic restaurant that was heavily damaged in an August fire is now operating as the Eagles Nest restaurant inside the Hubbard VFW Post 3767 on West Liberty Street. The antique trolley car that previously housed the 825 N. Main St. eatery was damaged by fire on Aug. 28.
The restaurant's owner / operator, Robert Reizian, received word that the VFW hall needed help the day the fire occurred. The joint venture has since resulted in an arrangement suitable to both parties.
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Customers look over the menu Tuesday evening at the Eagles Nest restaurant, located inside Hubbard VFW Post 3767. The restaurant is being operated by staff of the Emerald Diner. Shown, from left, are Mary Jo Knuth, 52, of Liberty; JoAnn Knuth, 80, of Hubbard; and Janet White, 57, of Girard. The restaurant is holding a grand opening Nov. 1 to 4.
"They have gone out of their way to help," Reizian said of the VFW members. "They wanted to make it a family atmosphere."
The new location, Reizian said, is four times the size of the former one, which could only hold approximately 40 patrons. The new location can hold 126 guests, and the kitchen also is three times as large, allowing the diner to expand its menu options.
Now the restaurant is holding a grand opening Nov. 1 to 4.
VFW Post 3767 Commander Bob Orr of Hubbard said they were happy to house the restaurant. "(The diner) has been doing absolutely fantastic," he said. "We kind of hit it off right from the start."
In lieu of rent, the restaurant makes a donation to the hall, which in turn is given to community organizations such as the Hubbard police (both city and township), Hubbard fire department and the Hubbard Public Library.
And giving back to the community is "what makes this building so unique," Reizian said.
Orr said customers do not have to be a member of the VFW hall to dine there, and so far they have been receiving a great response from the community.
JoAnn Knuth, 80, of Hubbard, dining recently, said the hall felt more relaxing due to the extra room. She said she doesn't miss the old diner and sees great potential in the restaurant's new home.
"They can hold more people," agreed Janet White, 57, of Girard, but said she prefers the nostalgic atmosphere of the former location.
Mary Jo Knuth, 52, of Liberty, said she'll keep patronizing the new location as long as the food is good.
Reizian said the bar is divided from the dining area, and VFW members have helped with the renovation, including signs, plumbing, lighting and waxing the floors.
The train car, built in 1929, was purchased and brought to the area by Hubbard businessman Jim Marsh in 1994. Marsh worked on extensive renovation of the trolley, which became a community landmark. He was out of town when the fire occurred.
Marsh said the damage well exceeds what his insurance will cover, but said he definitely plans on rebuilding. He will restore the original car if feasible, he said, but expects costs to amount to several thousand dollars.
Renovation of the damaged diner will begin within the next couple of months, and Marsh said he anticipates it being completed by next fall.
The damage from the blaze was contained to the dining room and no injuries were reported. An investigation by the state fire marshal and Hubbard Fire Department did not find any evidence of criminal intent, although the cause of the fire - initially believed to be an electrical malfunction - was undetermined.
Reizian said the restaurant won't move out of the VFW hall even if the former location is rebuilt, although he would consider operating a second restaurant.
"This has given us a better opportunity," he said. "We plan on keeping it permanent as long as customers are happy."


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Apart from various menopausal symptoms (mainly fatigue), I am in good health. I have a slightly swollen thyroid, but recent blood tests of T3/T4 levels have come back normal. I also have chronic shoulder problems, but it is more of an annoyance than a handicap. I have also had some diziness which my doctor thinks may be BPPV. I am not taking any prescription medications.
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There are no listed interactions between the supplements you have listed. I am working on a list of adverse reactions now, it will be a little while before I have it completed.
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Thank you Valerie. I look forward to your next reply about adverse reactions!
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Lipoic acid: No adverse reactions have been reported in either animal or human studies, even with large doses or extended use. But, its use in diabetes may warrant a reduction in insulin or other oral diabetic medications. Close monitoring of blood sugar levels must be performed.
L-Carnitine: there are quite a few side effects that have been noted. Here is the short list:
High blood pressure, fast heartbeat, fever, abdominal or stomach cramps, diarrhea, headache, nausea or vomiting.
Less common Abdominal discomfort, body odor, depression, dizziness, impaired vision, loss of appetite or weight, swelling in hands, lower legs, and feet; tingling sensation, weakness.
And rarely: seizures.
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You may want to consider not taking this. L-Carnitine is usually only prescribed for people with a deficiency. If you do not have a deficiency, you may overdose by taking the supplement. Most people get plenty of L-carnitine from the foods they eat. Highest sources would be red meat, ground beef, pork and dairy products.
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Listed side effects are diarrhea; loss of appetite; nausea; stomach upset; trouble sleeping, as well as possible allergic reactions. There is no mention of long term effects most likely because it has not been studied well enough yet.
Glutamine side effects are listed as: chest pain;hearing problems; or signs of infection such as fever, chills, sore throat, flu symptoms, mouth sores, unusual weakness. nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, gas;
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Milk thistle. Side effects are very rare, but might include upset stomach. Otherwise some people may have allergic reactions. There is nothing about long term use.
There is not much information about Lutein, and the information I did find did not list any side effects.
For the most part, the rest of the supplements listed are things that are currently recommended as supplements for immune system function and GI health. (antioxidants, probiotics, vit. D, probiotics) I have not come across anything about long or short term adverse reactions.
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Wind Waker HD, Redefining Zelda, And Third-Party Collaborations Show Wii U Means Business
Today's Nintendo Direct demonstrates there's plenty to look forward to on Wii U.
Zelda was also featured prominently during today's Direct, and in more ways than one. Longtime series director and producer Eiji Aonuma reaffirmed that work is underway on a brand-new Zelda for Wii U. Nintendo wasn't ready to show anything on that front, but because there is still a wait ahead for it, some of the Wii U experiments with art styles from previous games has resulted in a game to hold people over in the meantime: an HD remake of The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker. The game will be out by this fall, and the "overall game experience" will be receiving a "tune up." What that means in terms of specifics is unclear at this point, but there are undoubtedly things like the Triforce piece collecting that fans will debate about needing to be tweaked. Also sure to spark some discussion are the new visuals. While certainly pretty, they don't have quite the same cel-shaded look as they did on GameCube, something that was the source of a (downright silly) controversy at the time.
No matter how you feel about that change, the ability to play Wind Waker on the GamePad screen is downright fantastic. Off-screen play has proven to be a great feature for Wii U, and it's one that could help to sell a lot of re-released games regardless of any HD remake improvements they receive. I know I can see myself being motivated to buy a lot more Virtual Console games (mind you, Wind Waker is not being released as a VC title) knowing that they are playable on the GamePad screen while I've got my television turned to something else.
The Wind Waker remake was perhaps the biggest Zelda announcement, but there was a detail shared about the approach Nintendo is taking with the original Wii U title in development that is extremely intriguing. "Our mission in developing this new Zelda game for Wii U is quite plainly to rethink the conventions of Zelda," Aonuma said. "I'm referring to things such as the player is supposed to complete dungeons in a certain order. That you are supposed to play by yourself, the things that we've come to take for granted recently. We want to set aside these 'conventions,' get back to basics to create a newborn Zelda so players today can enjoy the real essence of the franchise."
One of the criticisms some have levied against recent Zelda games (and many Nintendo games in general) is the way they adhere to traditions established long ago. Hearing Aonuma speak publicly about trying to shy away from doing certain things merely because that's what has worked in the past is exciting, and poses all sorts of questions. What exactly does he mean when he refers to playing alone? Does that mean the next game will feature some kind of Four Swords-esque multiplayer, or will there be a way to have a second player act as a helper of sorts, as we've seen in recent Mario games? Could we see some kind of online support like in Demon's Souls or Dark Souls? Beyond the matter of multiplayer, how pervasive will this line of thinking be? Aonuma noted how there were attempts to shy away from being so linear in Skyward Sword that didn't pan out, so it's always possible that will happen again, but clearly there is a lot to now contemplate about what the future of Zelda holds.
New game announcements were not strictly limited to what Nintendo itself is making. A collaboration with Atlus that will see the Shin Megami Tensei and Fire Emblem series come together was announced, though we got nothing in the way of specifics. Iwata also seemed to indicate other collaborations like this are possible, opening the door to countless possibilities.
Arguably even better, a trailer for a new Monolith game -- possibly a follow-up to Xenoblade Chronicles, given it was referred to only as "X" -- was shown. At one point it seems to resemble a Monster Hunter game, only the character is then seen climbing into a mech that flies away. Whatever the particulars end up being, the game appears to feature multiplayer support, based on one portion of the trailer. You'd be well-served to check out the trailer yourself, but suffice it to say it looks fantastic, and it's just the sort of game the Wii U is need of.
At the beginning of the broadcast, Iwata apologized for the lack of new Wii U game releases to start off the year. Disappointing as that may be, this Direct event has undoubtedly changed many people's perception of the system. Nintendo still has a long way to go before proving it can consistently deliver the kind of content many gamers want to see before purchasing a Wii U -- particularly with new consoles from Microsoft and Sony on the horizon -- but for a system released only two months ago, there is suddenly quite a lot to be looking forward to.
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Mario KartPosted: May 03, 2013 12:00AM PST by lord_dimentio
This new Mario Kart needs some Fawful. He's been more deserving than some of the newer additions (honey queen: stupid and random, metal mario: overpowered reskin).
Clowns...Posted: Jan 26, 2013 12:00AM PST by superfakt
REAL gamers love GAMES, regardless of what system they are on...You juvenile, new-school, bitch merfers should know that by now! I know life can be tough when you're 14 or 15 (ESPECIALLY when your biggest problem is the proliferation of "enemy" gaming companies!)...
REAL gamers play RPGs, adventure games, and weird niche-games, not just cliche, cookie-cutter, FPS pablum.
But keep on fightin' them BIG fights, boys!
Wool over the eyes!Posted: Jan 25, 2013 12:00AM PST by x2dzfreak
Now before I say anything, I will state that I am not hating on Nintendo. Nintendo is still a pretty good company. I admire the the 3DS for its creativity. But I am really surprised by how many people have kind of been blinded by the so-called news Nintendo announced. I am still not impressed. I feel Nintendo just made all these announcements to please the investors. Before these games were announced, there was so much negative press by how much Nintendo's Wii U was having lackluster sales. So what does N do? They "suddenly" announce, all these new games are coming out. Which pretty much all the diehards already knew were coming out. But Nintendo has yet to give any confirmed street date on any game. Not even for HD Wind Waker. One screenshot, and all the Nintendo diehards freak out. But hey, that one HD screenshot looks like it could be have been made on a higher end tablet. I noticed it. They say fall, but that is still a long ways off. And still not guaranteed. Look, please do not call me Nintendo basher. That is further from the truth. I am just telling all you Nintendo diehards to not be suckered in to all these screenshots. Don't rush out to get a Wii U, just because Nintendo says its coming out in the future. Just expect better from them now. I hope the the Wii U can be a success. Competition breeds excellence. Look, I am planing on getting the new Xbox. But I won't get it until I can be sure there will be new and exciting games, that are excelling in quality, to play. And more importantly, I won't get this system until I know for sure that the great games are coming out consistently. Not years apart. I hope Nintendo will understand this. And I hope, the fans understand this. P.S. It would also help if Nintendo also could create some new IPs. Bowser can only kidnap the princess so many times.
Wii UPosted: Jan 24, 2013 12:00AM PST by ThatKidOverThere
I think I'm gonna buy a Wii U just to see that fat Irish hero in The Wonderful 101.
And this might be a stupid question, but what game is the first screenshot from?
Wait nevermindPosted: Jan 24, 2013 12:00AM PST by ThatKidOverThere
That was from the Monolithsoft game.
Silly me.
Please please please please please please pleasePosted: Jan 24, 2013 12:00AM PST by gr3nd3l
Allow the player to remove the HUD elements in Wind Waker. That was such a gorgeous game that a passive observer could experience it like a cartoon, except for the stupid hearts and map and button assignments cluttering the corners. Please allow these elements to be removed. The game would look SO much better.
That criticism...Posted: Jan 24, 2013 12:00AM PST by Dr_Corndog
I think it holds for Zelda games. The aspect that most needs to be changed is, interestingly, not one that goes back the earliest games. The sense of exploration present in the first four Zeldas was lost when the series went into 3D, only reappearing for Wind Waker. Nintendo needs to rethink how they design the overworld so as to restore the wonder and discovery that ought to come from exploring the game.
Surprise! Nintendo Games!Posted: Jan 24, 2013 12:00AM PST by bitrona
With the last few Nintendo consoles, there comes a point shortly after launch where everybody is suddenly surprised that it's going to have Nintendo games on it. Wii U is Nintendo's flagship system now and Nintendo makes amazing games, so it stands to reason that the system is going to have amazing games, even if not every series and concept is playable on launch day.
But don't get me wrong, Nintendo Land is a wonderful game. Mario Chase is already proving to being one of the great all-time multiplayer games.
It takes some convincing to get me to download an old gamePosted: Jan 24, 2013 12:00AM PST by Dr_Corndog
Usually I'd rather buy a used copy of the original release, partly for the nostalgia, and partly for the greater freedom that having a physical copy brings. Nintendo might just get me to buy this Wind Waker remake, though.
Yawn.Posted: Jan 24, 2013 12:00AM PST by onslaughtree
I dont see all the hoopla about that "X" game. StarHawk does all that and more " ALREADY", A remake of a 5 year old game , another Mario, Another Kart game.....You N fans kill me.
So...Posted: Jan 24, 2013 12:00AM PST by SargeSmash
...what do you play, pray tell?
Also, the "X" game would be a followup to Xenoblade, not a third-person actioner.
don't mind himPosted: Jan 24, 2013 12:00AM PST by alancorey1979
he probably is another one of those that think call of duty: "im a special solider" is different from call of duty: "look ma, i just blew some shit up".
Why is that everyones comment for nintendo... the games are alike...... thats 90% of the games on Playstation and pretty darn good portion on xbox.
Dual Shock My WorldPosted: Jan 24, 2013 12:00AM PST by amano_hyo
Some nights, when no one is around, I gaze longingly into the gaping slot of my PS3 and I feel funny in my... downstairs parts. Have you ever gently caressed the touch pads on a Vita with just the tip of your tongue? I have - it's amazing, almost as amazing as the graphics on the PS3, but not quite (the graphics on the PS4 maybe?). I heard Sony was having financial troubles, so I mailed them an envelope with half of my allowance in it. You can have everything if you want it, Kaz... eeeeverything.
What is this hoopla? Silly little fans - Nintendo may be popular and profitable with an enduring stable of franchises and characters that are known and loved throughout the world, but they'll never be as hardcore and cool as Sony. Never. Take it from me, a random stranger on the internet who compares the unreleased spiritual successor to one of the best RPGs of this generation to a 3rd person action game so boring and generic that most people forgot it existed while they were still playing it.
When you think innovation and fun, what company comes to mind? Sony, that's who. Nintendo just copies Sony and milks little kids dry with overpriced rehashes and you N fans are too busy having fun with your family and friends to realize it... suckers! Now excuse me while I go school some scrubs on one of my many high-quality Sony devices. Have you ever wrapped a svelte PS3 slim in an intimate embrace and never wanted to let go? I'm doing it right now - it's amazing, and it only does... eeeeeverything. I love you Sony... I love you with a mature yet passionate love so deep and so pure that sometimes it hurts.... down there.
Nintendo dropped The Bomb!!Posted: Jan 24, 2013 12:00AM PST by kistrand
This Nintendo direct was absolutely stunning, everything the last two E3s weren't. Not only did they have good news on system updates, Miiverse, and the WiiU Virtual Console. The games were amazing: Wonderful 101; Pikmin 3; 3D Mario; MarioKart U; Smash Brothers U; Zelda WiiU; XenoU, Bayonetta 2 and, of course, the absolutely stunning Wind Waker U!!! The WiiU will probably never sell anywhere near what the Wii did but I sure am glad I bought one, never underestimate the power of Nintendo exclusives...
Nintendo did good this morning...Posted: Jan 23, 2013 12:00AM PST by asrealasitgets
a friend read about and brought up "HD ZELDA" to me who doesn't own Wii or DS and was asking me about it. I actually found out the news through this friend? I would say that Nintendo announcement did good.
Wind Waker RemakePosted: Jan 23, 2013 12:00AM PST by nemo83
Introduction: The introduction needs to be cut from this game. This game should begin with getting your boat and having the freedom to go in any direction on the map and the freedom to choose to go with the pirates on their mission at any time or not. My four year old nephew doesn't have the patience to watch me play through five+ hours of tutorials, bubble text, and dungeons before I can give him the controller to freely sail on the map.
Sailing: One of the main justifications for remaking this game, in my opinion, would be to make the ocean larger and more dynamic. I want to battle epic sea monsters and white squalls with twenty foot waves on the open sea.
More real islands: There simply need to be more islands of significance in the game. This doesn't mean more villages or dungeons-- it just means more land to walk on and explore.
Triforce: This whole triforce quest could be wrapped up with a visit to a new island-- not a dungeon, just an old fashioned secret.
Graphics: I don't like the soft shading and the bloom lighting. It's even less like a cartoon.
Trees: If you're going to update models; fix the trees. The silhouettes of the trees look drunken. The trees need to be more cartoon, more about shape than drawn in leaves. The foliage should be flat-green like the grass.
Nintendo is not going to tailor a remake for a four year oldPosted: Jan 23, 2013 12:00AM PST by Alpha_Nerd
Seriously, the game was not designed with your four year old in mind, it was designed the way that Miyamoto saw fit. The game is not being remade to appeal to a new audience, its being updated to appeal to those who enjoy Zelda while Nintendo works on a legitimate new Zelda title for the Wii-U.
TutorialsPosted: Jan 23, 2013 12:00AM PST by nemo83
I think that Wind Waker, with its cartoon visuals and handholding, was developed with the intent to appeal more to children.
Tutorials defeat their purpose by making it more difficult for children to play games. Sometimes children can't even read what these games (even something like Skylanders) is telling them to do.
idk man i think you got it wrongPosted: Jan 24, 2013 12:00AM PST by kingsharkboi
wind waker was not really designed for 4 year olds, that's way too young for a franchise driven by so many different aspects of gameplay (as action-adventures tend to do). When I was 4 I believe I was playing platformers or pure action games, not adventures. WW and other modern Zeldas were designed for everyone with reading comprehension and above. The cartoon visuals were in service to the facial expressions, color, and general desire to try something new. The visuals turned off shallow fans, most of whom were likely angsty kids who always want something edgy without accepting the badass game underneath. And I'm pretty sure WW (which featured no fairy companion in Link's hat) had less "handholding" than something like Ocarina of Time (which to guide players new to 3D action-adventures back in the N64 days)
If you have a 4 year old nephew who just wants to screw around in an ocean, give him another game like Endless Ocean or something.
People who enjoy Zelda don't like their time wastedPosted: Jan 24, 2013 12:00AM PST by Machocruz
I don't remember having my time wasted in Loz, Adventure of Link, or LTTP. Even Ocarina of Time got you going quicker. Zelda is supposed to be an open world game from the start, not a drip feed where you spend half an hour talking to pointless NPCs.
WW was for children. There is nothing to comprehend. It wasn't an adventure game like Tex Murphy, it didn't require much deductive thought. It was an action game with some simple "puzzles."
I bet his 4 year old wouldn't think WW is such a complex adventure at all.
All that excites mePosted: Jan 23, 2013 12:00AM PST by Raised_on_Nintendo
are announcements for new original material. Wind Waker? Been there. Super Metroid? Done that.
Having said that, I'm happy that people who never got to play them the first time around now have a chance. Anything that moves U's off the shelf is a good thing.
Looked like Xenoblade...Posted: Jan 23, 2013 12:00AM PST by dumbdrunk01
I will buy a Wii U if this new monolith game is anything like Xenoblade. They figured out how to make JRPG's fun again.
SecretsPosted: Jan 23, 2013 12:00AM PST by Undead_Knight
Nintendo always have secrets and when they reveal them they REALLY REVEAL THEM. Its funny how just 30 min of talking about the exclusives gets everyone uber excited. Including me.
"Disappointment"?Posted: Jan 23, 2013 12:00AM PST by DJ_Caesar
"The only big disappointment when it comes to VC news is the fact that there was no word on a U.S. release for EarthBound..."
I don't even hold out hope for it anymore at this point. I've been optimistic, really, but Nintendo's been sitting on the US distribution of that franchise for long enough, and it seems pretty dang clear to me that they're not gonna do anything with it.
they hate usPosted: Jan 23, 2013 12:00AM PST by MOBIUSfuture
Yeah I'm not setting myself up for dissapointment with this anymore. They don't care. There are legal issues with Earthbound but they could have redone some of the music if they wanted to. If I was them, I would make the effort to do that so more people could experience the game. Then there is Mother 3... I don't think that had any legal issues and NOA knew we wanted it but they didn't even bother to bring that over. Someone at Starmen.net told me that 3rd parties actually approached Nintendo to get the rights to publish Mother 3 in the west and Nintendo refused.
At first...Posted: Jan 23, 2013 12:00AM PST by IHazzABucket
I swear, I saw that screenshot of the Monolith Soft project and the first thing that came to mind was Final Fantasy Versus XIII. Then I thought maybe it was Monster Hunter, only to find out it's neither, and I was sufficiently less excited.
Still totally hyped up, of course. I mean, it's from the guys that brought us Xenoblade, how could I not be hyped up?
Mmmm...Posted: Jan 23, 2013 12:00AM PST by D'ark Ouer
I haven't changed MY OPINION of the system itself... it's crap, however I have a motto... no matter how crappy the system, there will always be games worth having on it, and its been proven true by these anouncements, therefore I am willing to pay for the system, maybe not at release, but sometime along the line I will buy it... just so I can play its exclusive games that I think will be worth my while. That's how I went about wii. It all boils down to perception. Some people will think that its not worth it buying a system just for 5 or 10 games one will play on it in its "life-time", and I respect that opinion even if I don't share it.
Team NintendoPosted: Jan 23, 2013 12:00AM PST by V4Viewtiful
For The Win!!!!
Doesn't Monolith own the IP to Xenosaga?Posted: Jan 23, 2013 12:00AM PST by Shi_Wei_Li
Is it just me or does that 'x' look like a spin off the red x in Xenogears.
Also that mech design looked a little gear-like as well.
it wasnt just youPosted: Jan 23, 2013 12:00AM PST by RPGfan1234
I got the xenogear vibe. I also got the single play game but drop in and out coop vibe too. Its a single player gears
Nah, man.Posted: Jan 24, 2013 12:00AM PST by Captain_Sandwich
Just because there are giant robots doesn't make me think Xenogears. Not to mention, the Dolls look far more like less-sleek E.S.es from Xenosaga 2/3.
What they look like even more are offshoots of Face Mechon from Xenoblade, to me.
What game is that???!!!!Posted: Jan 23, 2013 12:00AM PST by Mandalorian_Wookie_Hunter
Ok I just need to know one thing, the game that is in the very 1st pic of the guy running with the sword on his back, is that a pic of Xenoblade running on the WiiU????????
NopePosted: Jan 23, 2013 12:00AM PST by TheSmokingManX
It is, however, a new game from Monolith. I talk about it on the second page, where you'll also find the trailer that image comes from!
On it!!!Posted: Jan 23, 2013 12:00AM PST by Mandalorian_Wookie_Hunter
Ok, I kinda breezed through the first page trying to find some info on the pic, I'll now go to page 2 and read it, will have to wait till I get home to watch the vid, can't stream at work :(
NintendoPosted: Jan 23, 2013 12:00AM PST by MikkiSaturn
Nailed it. When that dude climbed into that mech, I was like "Stop, just stop, get back to work everybody I need this RIGHT NOW!"
thoughtPosted: Jan 23, 2013 12:00AM PST by RPGfan1234
"One of the criticisms some have levied against recent Zelda games (and many Nintendo games in general"
doesnt make the criticism correct. Change for change sake is bad
With regards to the xeno game. It doesnt really look like monster hunter, it just seems to support some sort of multi coop (Optional). Shulk was in the trailer, which makes it seem like its a single player rpg
Another thoughtPosted: Jan 23, 2013 12:00AM PST by DJ_Caesar
There is indeed merit behind "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." But I feel that few series can really get away with sticking with the traditional formula game after game. Sure, I'll always play Zelda games, but it does get a bit tiring after a while of the standard "This dungeon, and then this dungeon, and five dungeons later--OMG GANON."
As long as we don't end up with anything like the CD-i Zelda games, I think I'll be happy with what Nintendo does to the franchise.


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WELLSVILLE - Stimulus money has helped fund improvements in Columbiana County to help transport crude oil to barges, and now a partnership will further the plan.
The Columbiana County Port Authority last month announced completion of the Wellsville project including installation of an overhead 60-ton crane system to move cargo boxes back and forth from barge, truck and rail; add a second cargo dock; and install a permanent barge for loading and unloading aggregate materials.
The project was funded with part of the $5.7 million in federal stimulus money received three years ago. It expands the capability of the facility at Ohio's largest river port and provides the state with additional international cargo access to Gulf of Mexico ports, in both New Orleans and Mobile, Ala., port officials said.
The improvements already have attracted a number of new tenants over the past year, such as Cimbar Performance Minerals, a mineral-processing company that is involved in a $10.3 million joint venture with another firm to produce drilling fluids for use in the shale gas industry.
In July, Arrowhead Utica Pipelines announced plans to build a $20 million-plus gas-transfer facility on 22 acres being leased from the Port Authority, creating 30 to 50 jobs.
At the same time, Marathon Petroleum Corp., which has a storage tank farm located next door to the industrial park, is purchasing some Port Authority property to develop a staging area for trucks delivering oil and gas for transfer to the storage tanks.
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