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Online only gaming is the future. That's been the calling from a hefty chunk of the gaming world for around about a decade now. The only problem is, outside the incredible World of Warcraft, and the addictive Halo series, there's been no real poster boys for this new world order.
Now id Software have decided they fancy another pop at this gaming style of the future. These shooter kings have decided that they know how to make online gaming even bigger, and they've choose to make use of their Quake lineage for their next online-only title.
Starring both the humans and the alien Strogg, these online match-ups are as brutal as they come. With tonnes of maps, loads of different weapons, and masses of different weapon types, there's a huge chunk of gaming goodness to sink those fangs of yours into.
Quake Wars is pure online shoot-em-up action, but not quite as you know it. Think of online gaming, and you'll think of ye olde Quake/Doom titles, with dozens of mad man running around levels, spewing bullets like they're going out of fashion.
That kind of action ain't going to win you many fans in these heady days. We all crave a little brains with our brawn. Less Arnie, and more Snake Plissken for us.
First, you create your own online account. It's only a username, but it'll keep all your stats and achievements nicely stored for you to brag about to your fellow gaming pals as often as you wish.
Getting online is as easy as pie. A huge number of servers are currently on the go what with this being a brand new release, and no subscription fee's to shell out. It's just a case of clicking the one you fancy joining up with, and heading straight to the lobby screen.
From the lobby screen, your choices are plentiful. If you want to, you can take a peek at the action currently on the go, either flying around the map anywhere you wish, or flicking through the online combatants, and spying what they can see.
Jumping right into the action is what you'll be craving after a 5 minute viewing. You've a simple choice to make straight away between the GDF (Global Defence Force) or the invading Strogg. Your basic goodies versus baddies.
That's not the only choice you've got however. It's only once you've picked a side that you're forced to choose a particular brand of soldier to become, from your standard foot soldier, via medics, engineers, field ops, and covert ops.
Don't go jumping right for the boring old soldier option though. They might pack some heavy weaponry, but they're just about the most dull characters to be. The engineers for example are the only characters who can deploy defensive turrets to defend your base, and disarm any explosive charges your enemy might place on one of your important structures. The field ops characters, however, have the nifty talent of calling in heavy air strikes to bomb the heck out your enemies. Always a handy skill.
Each online map consists of various objectives. Every one see's one side defending various spots, and the other frantically trying to take them over using any means necessary.
These objectives are nicely varied. One might be to blow the main gate into an enemy structure. Another may be to claim a forward spawning point, allowing your killed chums to respawn closer to the front line. There's a whole heap of variety across these 12 starting official maps. Each only achievable by a certain brand of character. Real teamwork is needed here.
The maps themselves are huge enough to warrant lots of vehicles. The GDF vehicles are your standard sort, from jeeps, to tanks, and helicopters. The Strogg, however, pack a nice little jet pack that allows to fly over the map short term, and pick off some enemies from a huge distance away.
It even manages to look blooming gorgeous too. Even those of you not packing the latest bit of tech can enjoy some cracking visuals trundling along at a fair old lick. Even Mac gamers can join the fun!
Handily, there are some intelligent AI bots if you fancy some offline training. Pick your map, your objectives, and your side, and off you go without the need to worry about logging in and being blasted to pieces by some talented sorts. You won't gain any achievements, and your stats won't update with this offline info mind you.
Its hint of tactical genius make Enemy Territories: Quake Wars the game it is. It might not be quite as fun as Halo 3 online, but for PC and Mac gamers, this is the best out there at the moment.
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A reportfrom Taiwanese website Commercial News is claiming that Apple had planned to launch two models of the iPhone 6 this year, a 4.7 inch "traditional" device and a much larger 5.5 inch device - however issues with battery production may have put a major hold on the larger handset, with its release now looking increasingly unlikely this calendar year.
The issue seems to centre on the fact that Apple wants the device to remain as thin as possible, requiring a battery no thickier than 2mm, but current battery technology typically comes in at around 2.8mm, meaning that Apple will either have to relax its requirements (highly unlikely given the company's attention to aesthetic detail) or they'll need to wait until battery technology has caught up with its demands, potentially pushing plans for a larger device into next year, or beyond.
Interestingly, the report also claims that Apple has been referring to the larger device internally as the iPhone Air, which certainly sounds a lot better than iPhone 6 5.5 inch model.
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On Monday night, in the last hour he could possibly do so, State Senator Jeff Klein introduced a bill that would lower New York City's default speed limits to 25 miles per hour. The city's current standard speed limit, except in areas where it is otherwise noted, is 30 MPH. Lowering speed limits in the city has been a major goal for pedestrian safety advocates, and a top Vision Zero priority for Mayor Bill de Blasio (whose team met with Klein last week).
Klein's bill would lower the speed limit to 25 (roughly as fast as humans can run: 23 mph on average) and require community board approval to lower speed limits by a margin of more than five miles per hour. The way the bill is written, it would be possible to lower the speed limit in certain areas to 20 miles per hour, the magic number for pedestrian advocates, without going before a community board. (If a pedestrian is hit by a car traveling 20 miles per hour that person has a 95 percent chance of surviving the collision.)
All in all, it seems like a win for transportation advocates who inundated Klein's office with calls and tweets when it appeared he might not introduce a bill at all. (Streetsblog reports more than 500 people contacted Klein's office about the bill on Monday.)
But the pedestrian advocacy group Right of Way released a statement this morning saying "Klein's bill is laden with time-consuming provisions that will cost lives." The group takes issue with the Community Board approval provision, which it says will hamper efforts to lower speed limits on dangerous arteries like Northern Boulevard, Pelham Parkway, Linden Boulevard, and West Street where speed limits presently exceed 30 miles per hours.
"These corridors were almost certainly a part of the DOT's arterial slow zone program," Keegan Stephan, an organizer with Right of Way, said in the statement released Tuesday morning, "so Klein has effectively slowed down that life-saving program, and likely killed it on these corridors, ultimately killing many who use them."
Right of Way also expressed disappointment that the bill failed to empower to the New York City Department of Transportation to lower speed limits to 20 miles per hour on some streets without installing extra traffic calming measures, a provision the DOT had explicitly requested. (Department of Transportation spokesman Nicolas Mosquera did not respond to a request for comment.)
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MarcusBrody's review is spot on. As a Saddleback regular, I have nothing to correct and only a couple little things to expand upon. If you read the pros and cons above, you have most of it.
The new management, in place since 2003, has done a great job of attracting enough business to make the place a going concern for the first time in decades. This is a boon, in that we are enjoying the new lodge, the new upper lift, a slew of new trails in the last few years, good service, and good grooming where and when needed (and not when not).
I'll get the one and only critical comment out of the way right up front. And really there is only ONE serious downside for passionate skiers, and we hope that it will be resolved in the next year or two. So here it is: It has become a trial to get up and out of the base area on busy weekends and holidays. For all but beginners, there are effectively only two ways out of the base. One is a slow double – the Rangeley chair - that takes you 2/3 of the way up the mountain. If you want to take this lift (and you do want to), basically your windows of opportunity are 8:30 – 9:45, 12:00 – 12:30, and 3:00 – 3:45, when it closes. Otherwise you are in for a solid 15-minute wait in the line (plus the rather long ride up). The other option is to take a very short (and even slower) double over the terrain park, then take a T-bar that takes you about halfway up – just barely high enough to follow a long catwalk over to the new quad that serves the upper mountain. On paper this sounds like a fine idea, but in practice if the Rangeley chair is crowded enough to make you want to take this route, the wait for the T-bar will be almost as long as the wait for the chair, and you won't get as much of a run for your money. The plan had been to replace the Rangeley lift with a quad this past summer. That did not happen for complicated reasons, but those of us who love Saddleback are all praying that our wish will be granted this year. My understanding is that this will not be a high-speed lift. Saddleback management rightly wants to retain the spacious, un-crowded trail experience that is such a welcome contrast with many other major Eastern areas.
That's it. Everything else about the skiing experience is magic. At least it is if you have a skier's heart with a sense of adventure, history, and romance. If you insist on fast lifts, gasp if you see the occasional root or rock sticking out of the snow, and need a big selection of ultra-wide fall-line groomers on which to run your metaphorical Hummer, this is absolutely not your hill. Note: there are several excellent wide fall-line groomers – Grey Ghost, Silver Doctor, and Tight Line – and I love skiing them. It's just that they don't really represent what the place is about.
The beginner area below the lodge, served by a newish quad, is superbly designed for its purpose. I spent several hours there on a snowboard, very contentedly learning to link turns for the first time, on a day when it was far too cold and windy to be on the upper mountain. I was happy to be completely out of the way of anyone skiing or riding faster than I can go on my skate skis.
When it's not crowded - and 9 days out of 10 it's not - yo-yo-ing on the T-bar can be totally delightful, as it serves three of the best trails on the mountain, in a somewhat secluded sector that feels like you are re-living some cherished childhood skiing memory. These trails are Blue Devil, which is a twisty blue cruiser with fun blind corners and a couple of little rolls; Silver Doctor, a carver's dream slope with a steepish top where you can wring out your slalom turns, followed by a floor-it lower section where you can lay down blistering arcs; and finally Parmachenee Belle, a grin-inducing intermediate bump run with wonderful variety, including a large island. It's the perfect place to speed up your feet before hitting the trees later on. The moderate pitch means that bump skiers of even modest talent can start to feel like Johnny Moseley on a soft-snow day.
On the main part of the mountain, two can't-miss trails are Golden Smelt and Peachy's Peril. Golden Smelt is an old-fashioned very narrow run, with a challenging double-fall-line pitch at the top, mellowing as it descends. It gets bumped up, but it's not essentially a mogul run. It's more or less the archetype for what we used to call "an expert trail," with a certain hushed reverence, when I was a kid circa 1970. If you like Mad River Glen, you will like Golden Smelt. Peachy's is a medium-width slope that typically has gentle, round moguls and excellent snow quality due, I speculate, to its more eastern exposure. A run down Peachy's on a powder-over-bumps day is one of life's truly great pleasures. Take the first left off Peachy's to hit Thrombosis and get your first taste of Saddleback's glades. If you like it, there is a lot more where that came from! Before you ski over to the Kennebago quad, serving the upper mountain, sample the lower Nightmare and lower Intimidator glades. I honestly have a hard time choosing which of these three tree runs I like best; they're all good.
Off the Kennebago lift, the signature open run is Supervisor. This is like a steeper version of Blue Devil – medium width (narrow if you're from out West) and twisty, but not so twisty that you can't open it up a bit if you are feeling feisty. The snow on this run is generally excellent, as they groom it carefully and it's more protected than several of the other upper slopes. Two-thirds of the way down Supervisor, where the pitch finally begins to ease, dive into the woods on skier left to hoot and holler through lower Dark Wizard. This is a first-class stretch of trees. Take the same lift up. (You are going to spend a while here, assuming you have a Clif Bar in your pocket to keep you going. If you don't, stop at the yurt and have a chili dog and a Gatorade now. You're gonna need the fuel.)
If Black Beauty or Frostbite is open and the snow is soft, ski one of them. These are absolutely fabulous runs on a good day. Like so many of the best trails here, the moderating pitch makes you feel increasingly like a hero as you get farther down the hill, so that by the time you're at the bottom you're ready to conquer the ski world. Don't mind all the roots and stumps in the top 50 yards. It gets better, and it will be worth it.
Finally you're ready for the piece de resistance, Casablanca. It's a bit of a hike across the Dazzler catwalk. Don't take your six-year-old out there unless s/he has some stamina or you are ready for a carry. Snowboarders beware: this is a test for you, too. If the snow is deep the traverse can evoke Alta … two ski tracks on the side of a mountain and that's it ... definitely made for skiers, not riders. Once you get to the Casablanca entrances, just pick one. They're all interesting. The first 100 feet of all 4 entrances are unpleasantly low and tight, but after that you are home free, so just swallow that pill. The trees become more open as you move from entrance 1 toward entrance 4, but it's all good. My favorite line is to start out on skier left in section 3, then migrate over towards 4 about halfway down, before the little chute in section 3 funnels you into claustrophobia. Second favorite is to just stay left in section 1 all the way down, eventually popping out on lower Black Beauty.
Lodging, honestly, is a challenge sometimes in the Rangeley area. The best option, if you can afford it, is to share one of the Rock Pond condos with someone(s). These condos are above the base lodge. Some of the others are below the base, and are "ski-in / ski-out" only if you don't mind an extra ride on the long lower bunny lift every time you want to start skiing, such as after lunch. (This makes them perfect for families with little kids, though.)
There's a small handful of motels, B&Bs, and inns in Rangeley, about 15 minutes away. I've stayed at most of them. Some are better than others, but honestly I have never fallen in love with any of them for the price.
A third option, that for sure gives you the best taste of what Rangeley is all about, is to rent a camp. "Camp" is Maine-speak for "cabin." Most of these are on the shores of the many beautiful lakes in the area. (The smaller of these are called "ponds" up here, but if you are from New Jersey you would call most of them lakes if they were near your house.) It can be fun to stay in these, but remember that many of them are quite rustic and/or idiosyncratic (such as the one we rented a couple years ago whose heating system sounded like a jet taking off three feet away and woke us up at least a dozen times during the night), and are typically small and oriented more toward summer use, when people spend most of their time outside. The other thing to be aware of when arranging lodging in Rangeley is that it is a very active hub for snowmobilers. If you are one of them, you will feel very much in your element. I am not one of them, and have been a bit bummed on at least two occasions to find that my camp was right near a major snowmachine artery, and that as a consequence nights were not as quiet and peaceful as I might have hoped. These locations are considered especially desirable for many renters who sled, so make sure your rental agent knows if you don't want this. She may think she's giving you one of her "best" camps. (Note to those "from away," who might not be familiar with snowmobile culture: a lot of it tends to happen at night.)
Weather: Yes, it's likely to be cold now and then. You knew that. But here's what you might not know, that you need to. You need to check the forecast for wind. Saddleback - and, to be fair, its neighbor, Sugarloaf - is prone to lift closures due to wind. Don't make the mistake of driving all the way up on a very windy day. You will be sorry. (Unless you decide to do some nordic at the touring center, or otherwise find something to do.) If you must alpine ski on a windy day in Maine, choose one of the low elevation areas such as Shawnee Peak, Mt. Abram, or Sunday River.
The final - but not least important - thing to mention is just how nice it is to be at Saddleback. The skiers are considerate and friendly. They are not, for the most part, thoracic surgeons who roared up in their Porsches with a sense of entitlement, expecting someone to unload their skis for them. (Someone WOULD have unloaded the skis, of course, cheerfully; that is the glorious conundrum of Saddleback – sort of like the poor Buddhist monk who humiliates the invading General by treating him very kindly.) The expanded lodge is very welcoming, architecturally. People tend to bring their lunches. No one is telling them not to eat at such-and-such a table reserved for café food, or not to leave their bags in the lodge. (If you've skied at big areas out west, you'll know what I'm talking about.) There are a lot of families and kids. Saddleback has this extremely cool program where Maine kids who make the honor roll at school can get a full-on season pass for $59.00. How's that for putting your money where your mouth is? This ski area has a whole lot going for it, and you owe it to yourself to check it out.
Standout runs:
- Blue Devil
- Parmachenee Belle
- Peachy's Peril
- Supervisor
- Casablanca
Update: New video from December 2012, filmed on Parmachenee Bell and Family Secret.


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Ryder Cup player-by-player guide: Meet the United States team aiming to beat Europe at Medinah
Davis Love's United States team are looking to regain the Ryder Cup at Medinah in September. Here, Sportsmail runs through the 12 men selected to take on Team Europe.
Age 26. Woodstock, Vermont. Caps 0. Majors 1 (2011 USPGA). Rank 13
Aunt Pat Bradley won six major titles. Last year joined Ben Curtis as the only players since 1913 to win on their first appearance in a major, beating Jason Dufner in a USPGA play-off from five behind with three holes to play. Not picked for Presidents Cup, but Ryder Cup debut comes after WGC-Bridgestone Invitational victory.
New kid on the block: Bradley is the youngest member of Team USA this year
Age 35. Cleveland, Ohio. Caps 0. Majors 0. Rank 7
Four clear with four to play in last year's USPGA, Dufner bogeyed the next three and lost a play-off to Keegan Bradley. Has been one of the stars of this season, however, with two wins and a second in the space of five weeks, then a fourth place finish at the US Open. Did not take up golf until he was 15.
Age 42. West Chester, Pennsylvania. Caps 7 (1997-99-2002-04-06-08-10). Record P27 W8 H4 L15. Majors 1 (2003 US Open). Rank 27
Until Rory McIlroy lowered it by four last year Furyk jointly held the record for the lowest total in US Open history. Beat Stephen Leaney by three at Olympia Fields and in addition to seven Ryder Cups has played seven Presidents Cups, winning all his five games in Melbourne last year. Wild card pick for first time.
The old and the new: Wild card pick Furyk (left) and Dufner (right)
Age 28. Columbia, South Carolina. Caps 1 (2010). Record P4 W1 L3. Majors 0. Rank 12
Led the 2010 US Open by three with a round to go, but shot 82 and instead saw Graeme McDowell win. Two months later at the USPGA Championship was denied a play-off by a two-stroke penalty on the final hole for grounding his club on what was deemed a bunker. Joint runner-up in last year's Open. Wild card pick.
Age 36. Iowa City, Iowa. Caps 2 (2006-10). Record P7 W3 H1 L3. Majors 1 (2007 Masters). Rank 16
Earns third cap, but first at home, following victories at the Colonial tournament and John Deere Classic and a top 10 finish at The Open. Was ranked 56th in the world when he won the 2007 Masters, a victory notable for the fact that he did not go for a single par five in two all week.
Johnson and Johnson: Dustin (left) and Zach (right) were both part of the losing team in 2010
Age 34. Winter Park, Florida. Caps 1 (2010). Record P4 W1 H2 L1. Majors 0. Rank 14
Former US Amateur champion topped the PGA Tour money list in 2010, made his Ryder Cup debut and then last year played in both the Presidents Cup and World Cup, where he and Gary Woodland combined to give the United States their first victory since 2000. Won Players Championship in May.
Age 42. San Diego, California. Caps 8 (1995-97-99-2002-04-06-08-10). Record P34 W11 H6 L17. Majors 4 (2004-06-10 Masters, 2005 USPGA). Rank 15
Ninth appearance takes him ahead of Billy Casper, Ray Floyd and Lanny Wadkins as America's most capped player, but reached an unwanted record at Celtic Manor - most defeats against Europe. Three-time Masters champion also won the USPGA in 2005 and now has 33 top 10 finishes in majors.
Key men: Kuchar (left) and Mickelson (right) are both integral parts of Love's team
Age 27. Raleigh, North Carolina. Caps 0. Majors 1 (2012 US Open). Rank 6
Came from four back in the final round to win the US Open - only the fifth major of his life. Team-mate of Dustin Johnson and Rickie Fowler at the 2008 Walker Cup, where the opposition included Rory McIlroy. Lost both his singles to David Horsey that week. Second to Luke Donald on last season's PGA Tour money list.
Age 31. Nashville, Tennessee. Caps 0. Majors 0. Rank 19
Played as an amateur in the 2004 US Masters after winning the Public Links Championship. Turned professional the same season and became the PGA Tour's Rookie of the Year in 2007. Third in the 2008 Masters and this year's Open, where his 66-64 start equalled the major record. Great putter. Wild card pick.
Debutants: US Open winner Simpson (left) and Snedeker (right)
Age 45. Edgerton, Wisconsin. Caps 2 (2008-10). Record P7 W3 H1 L3. Majors 0. Rank 11
Made stunning comeback from losing his PGA Tour card in 2004. Reached world number two, earned his first Ryder Cup cap at the age of 41 and after being unbeaten with Tiger Woods at the 2009 Presidents Cup they were together again and America's top-scorers with three points out of four at Celtic Manor. Wild card pick.
Age 34. Bagdad, Florida. Caps 1 (2010). Record P4 W1 L3. Majors 1 (2012 Masters). Rank 8
Lost a play-off to Martin Kaymer at the 2010 USPGA Championship before capturing his first major at this April's Masters, his recovery from the trees in sudden death arguably the shot of the year. Won three times with Webb Simpson in last November's Presidents Cup.
Experience: Both Stricker (left) and Watson (right) are long-serving members of the US Tour
Age 36. Cypress, California. Caps 6 (1997-99-2002-04-06-10). Record P29 W13 H2 L14. Majors 14 (1997-2001-02-05 Masters, 2000-02-08 US Open, 2000-05-06 Open, 1999-2000-06-07 USPGA). Rank 2
Has been on the winning side only once, missing the 2008 victory through injury. With 14 majors is second on the all-time list to Jack Nicklaus, but has not added to his total since the US Open four years ago. Only player in history to hold all four majors at the same time. Has had 12 different partners in the event.
Key man: Woods is the ace in the pack for Love
Age 48. Charlotte, North Carolina. Caps 6 (1993-95-97-99-2002-04). Record P26 W9 H5 L12. Majors 1 (1997 USPGA). Rank 125
Given the job after winning six caps and serving as one of Corey Pavin's assistants two years ago. Faced Jose Maria Olazabal and Seve Ballesteros in his first three cup games, winning one and losing the others. Also pipped by Olazabal in 1999 Masters. Father was a well-known player who died in a 1988 plane crash.
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The secret to weight loss? Ditch the booze, dieters told
- Few of us realise that a pint of lager has the same number of calories as three chocolate biscuits
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- While fat contains nine calories per
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Dieters are underestimating the effect of alcohol weight loss, with few realising that a pint of lager has the same number of calories as three chocolate biscuits.
The World Cancer Research Fund says forgetting the calories in booze is one of the top reasons for diet failure.
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Being overweight is the biggest cancer risk factor, after smoking. Drinking as little as one pint of beer every day increases a person's risk of liver cancer and bowel cancer by about a fifth.
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For example, two 175ml glasses of wine is 248 calories - the same as eating three chocolate biscuits - and would take 52 minutes of walking to burn off.
Two pints of cider equals six chocolate biscuits - and would take one hour and 42 minutes of walking to burn off.
Kate Mendoza, head of health information at WCRF, said: 'The calories in alcoholic drinks account for a significant proportion of a drinker's calorie consumption while providing little, if any, nutritional benefit.
'Cutting down on drinking can have a big effect on weight loss or maintaining a healthy weight.
'Recent reports have shown that people are unaware of calories in drinks and don't include them when calculating their daily consumption.'
For example, two glasses of wine is 248 calories - the same as eating three chocolate biscuits - and would take 52 minutes of walking to burn off, say experts
She added: 'This is important from a cancer perspective because, after smoking, being overweight or obese is the biggest risk factor.
'There is also strong scientific evidence that alcohol itself is a cancer risk factor, possibly through damaging our DNA, in cancers of the breast, bowel, mouth, oesophagus and liver.'
While fat contains nine calories per gramme, few people know that pure alcohol comes a close second with seven calories per gramme, she noted.
Drinking alcohol has long been known to have a protective effect on the heart, but doctors say this is only really a benefit in men over 40 and post-menopausal women - and not in those who are overweight.
Meanwhile, Cancer Research has found that almost four out of 10 people break their New Year's resolutions within a fortnight, while only one in 11 sticks it out to the six-month mark.
And yesterday the British Liver Trust warned a quarter of us may be suffering from the early signs of liver damage.
Liver disease, now the fifth biggest killer in the UK, has increased in the past year as British culture continues to embrace the daily consumption of alcohol and unhealthy food choices, combined with a sedentary lifestyle.
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At the recent public forum community members voiced their objections to the proposed low-altitude tactical navigation flights to be conducted out of Cannon Air Force Base in our area. There were well-founded concerns about the environmental and socio-economic impact such flights would have.
I am a resident of Miami, N.M.; because of work obligations I have not been able to attend nearby community meetings scheduled for Las Vegas, Raton or Clayton.
It is crucial that a detailed Environmental Impact Study be made regarding the Air Force's proposal; the cursory draft Environmental Assessment of "No Significant Impact" is insufficient to address vital concerns that many in our region share regarding the proposed flights.
The Optic suggests a centrist presidential candidate (editorial, Oct. 19). Mainstream news media portray Mitt Romney as the only candidate to defeat Obama.
Obama leads in donations from banks, and his campaign fund is expected to reach $1 billion. Large banks are Romney's highest donors, Goldman Sachs giving him $354,000.
Both are bought by powerful lobbies demanding favorable legislation allowing them to steal from the 99 percent. Voters have no choice from an establishment controlled by money junkies.
The Mora High School Band attended the Mora School Board meeting last Tuesday and announced their triumph in winning the State Fair marching band competition for the fourth consecutive year. They formally presented the first-place ribbon to Superintendent Thomas Garcia, who did not accept it. They received a standing ovation from everyone present except Mr. Garcia, who remained seated and did not clap.
The extension of the riverwalk and bicycle path is now complete. It looks and feels great! To commute or exercise without the deadly hazard of inattentive motorists is a dream come true.
On behalf of the folks who use this new path, I would like to say "thank you" to those who made is a reality. Thanks, road machinery operators, thanks to you guys with shovels in your hands, and thanks county leaders who, years ago, said, "We can do this."
It's common knowledge, at least in our line of work, that no event becomes an "annual" affair until its second year. So that in itself is cause to celebrate this year's second annual Mayor's Charity Ball.
This week is the best time of the year. Other seasons are great, but nothing beats the first weeks of fall.
Halloween features long nights and short days, and the probability that imaginations become bizarre. Most people like to be scared, and Halloween's a perfect occasion for that.
Here's why this season is great:
Things change. We leave the house early, often needing to scrape our windshields. We don a coat because of the icy car seats, but by the time we arrive at work, it's time to turn on the AC.
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SAN FRANCISCO—Pebblebrook Hotel Trust has acquired the 160-room Prescott Hotel for $49.0 million located in Union Square. The property will continue to be managed by Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants.
The Prescott Hotel is comprised of two buildings, 545 Post St., in which Pebblebrook Hotel Trust will own a fee simple interest consisting of 96 guestrooms (seven stories), and 555 Post St., an adjacent attached building, in which the company will own a leasehold interest consisting of 64 guestrooms (located on floors three though seven). The company's leasehold interest in the 555 Post St. building currently has 75 years remaining and expires in 2089.
545 Post St. was originally built in 1913 as the Cecil Hotel and 555 Post St. was originally built in 1922 for the Union League Club. Both buildings were renovated, repositioned and opened as The Prescott Hotel in 1989.
In 2013, the Prescott Hotel operated at 88% occupancy, with an average daily rate of $206 and room revenue per available room of $181. During the next 12 months, the Company currently forecasts that the hotel will generate earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization of $3.2 to $3.8 million and net operating income after capital reserves of $2.7 to $3.3 million.
The upper upscale, full-service Prescott Hotel is located on Post Street just one block from Union Square. This hotel is also just three blocks from the Moscone Convention Center, the Powell & Market cable car turntable and the Westfield San Francisco Centre urban shopping mall.
Jon Bortz, chairman and CEO of Pebblebrook Hotel Trust, stated, "Just one block west of Union Square, this hotel, which represents our sixth hotel investment in San Francisco, is attractively located in the city's world-renowned shopping and entertainment district. The property is central to San Francisco's primary business demand drivers, including the Financial District, the Moscone Convention Center and the Union Square submarket."
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Box Score html | Rice-New Mexico State Game 2 Photo Gallery | Box Score pdfHOUSTON - The Rice baseball team got offensive with 12 runs and double-digit hits for the second time in as many nights, but right-handed pitcher Andrew Benak stole the show with a career-high 10 strikeouts in just 5.1 innings of work as the Owls coasted to a 12-4 victory over visiting New Mexico State Wednesday evening at Reckling Park.
In his first start of the season and only his fifth career start since his freshman year in 2009, Benak posted 10 strikeouts without allowing any walks and scattering just two harmless singles in the best outing of his collegiate career. The redshirt-junior from Houston has been sidelined from action for most of the past three seasons, totaling just 35 innings at Rice heading into 2012.
Now finally healthy, Benak made up for lost time with a sensational start against a heavy-hitting New Mexico State squad. He struck out the side in the fifth inning and at one point had fanned nine-of-13 batters. He retired the first batter he faced in the sixth and was immediately pulled after a career-day of work. He left to a standing ovation from the home fans.
One of the reasons the undefeated Owls (5-0) are a consensus Top 10 team, and ranked as high as fourth in the nation in one national poll, is for its depth of pitching. If a healthy Benak's outing is any indication the Blue & Gray might be even stronger on the mound than most expected.
The Rice hitters also had a game to match their starting pitcher. A dramatic two-out rally in the bottom of the second inning ignited the offensive fireworks. With two away and a man on base, five Owl hitters in a row connected for base hits to push across four runs for a 4-0 lead.
The Blue & Gray came right back with three more runs in the bottom of the third. Senior Craig Manuel and Shane Hoelscher started the frame with back-to-back singles and designated hitter Chase McDowell followed with three-run homer to left field. McDowell's first longball of the season stretched the margin to 7-0 after three, but Rice wasn't finished.
The Owls proceeded to score in single runs in the fourth, fifth and sixth innings before adding two more in the seventh. When the dust had finally settled Rice was up a comfortable 12-0. The infield duo of junior Christian Stringer and Shane Hoelscher paced the attack with four hits each. Junior first baseman Ryan Lewis was 3-for-3 with three and RBI. Freshman Ford Stainback chipped-in a pair of hits, including a double, and scored two times.
New Mexico State continued to battle, and rallied for four runs off the Owl bullpen in the top of the ninth inning. Rice improved to 5-0 on the young season for the team's best start through the first five games since 2001. New Mexico State dropped to 3-3 overall.
The Owls close out the current homestand with three more games this weekend (Feb. 24-26). Rice hosts state-rival Dallas Baptist for three at Reckling Park beginning on Friday night. Start time with the Patriots, who are coming off an NCAA Super Regional appearance last season, is set for 6:30 pm. First pitch Saturday is at 2 pm, followed by the Sunday finale at 1 pm.
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Fun With 4-inch Succulents
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4-inch succulents are inexpensive and easy to plant. We nestled a few echeveria (top right corner of photo) into our makeshift retaining wall, packing loose potting soil around the roots, and planted an assortment of other babies (two sedum varieties and a "hens and chicks") in the rocky soil around the gas main cover. We'll probably plant a few more succulents and add some gravel "mulch" to improve drainage (and give the little garden a more unified look).
Two important things to remember with succulents: They need good drainage and a lot of light. Mix some sand or pebbles into your soil if it is especially dense or clayey. And don't over-water; succulents can tolerate some neglect. Indoors, they are a nice live alternative to cut flowers. You can cluster tiny succulents in a container for a centerpiece; check out this video from Sunset Magazine for full instructions. Laure posted her own amazing version on AT:LA last fall. A few more posts from AT:LA for succulent inspiration: Look! Really Small Succulent Garden How To: Propagate Succulents Succulent Terrarium Container Garden Photo: Sunset Magazine


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