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The Forest Queen Hotel, Crested Butte
- Free WiFi
Main amenities
- 7 guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Free area shuttle
- Airport shuttle
- Daily housekeeping
- Garden
- Wedding services
- TV in a common area
For families
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Free toiletries
- Garden
- Daily housekeeping
- Premium bedding
What's around
- Heart of Crested Butte
- Crested Butte Mountain Theatre (0.1 mi / 0.1 km)
- Crested Butte Mountain Heritage Museum (0.2 mi / 0.4 km)
- Crested Butte Nordic Center (0.3 mi / 0.4 km)
- Crested Butte Chamber of Commerce (0.4 mi / 0.7 km)
- Crested Butte Town Park (0.5 mi / 0.7 km)
- Gunnison, CO (GUC-Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional) 37-min drive; 29 miles/46.7 km
- Onsite parking not available
- Free area shuttle
- Airport shuttle (surcharge)
- Free shopping center shuttle
- Free ski shuttle
The Forest Queen Hotel, Crested Butte
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $121
- Twins with common bath
- Double Room, Shared Bathroom
- Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed, Private Bathroom
- Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed, Shared Bathroom
- Double Room, Private Bathroom
Also popular with travelers from the USA
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 7 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time 4 PM-11 PM
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets allowed *
Extra people
- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle at scheduled times *
- No parking
- Free area shuttle
- Free ski shuttle
- Free shopping center shuttle
In the hotel
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Free ski shuttle
- Wedding services
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1881
- Garden
- Television in common areas
In the room
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Down comforter
- Premium bedding
- Shower/tub combination
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Free WiFi
- Daily housekeeping
Special features
DiningOld Croatian Restaurant - This fine-dining restaurant overlooks the garden. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available.
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Rafting nearby
- Cross-country skiing nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
- Snowboarding nearby
- Snowmobiling nearby
- Snowshoeing nearby
The Forest Queen Hotel, Crested Butte's small print
Also known as
- Forest Queen
- Forest Queen Crested Butte
- Forest Queen Hotel
- Forest Queen Hotel Crested Butte
For transfers, guests must contact the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of USD 15 per pet, per stay
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Good 3.4 /5 from 35 reviews
The guest part of the hotel is just a single hallway above the restaurant with 5-6 rooms. The worst part is you can hear the people in all the rooms around you. Other than that, it's pretty quaint. No tv or ammenities though. Just plan to sleep there. Right on main shopping street of town so very convenient but no parking so you have to find a spot in the neighborhood.
The room was neat and clean, and the bed was super comfortable. The bar/restaurant downstairs was nice as well. The only real issue was some sort of light rhythmic thumping noise which started early in the morning and made it difficult to go back to sleep.
Run down. Towel bars and TP holders hanging off the wall. Hot water would go from hot to freezing and back to hot. Room had no hangers which was frustrating when trying to dry wet clothes. Cranked heat to 90 and room never got above 64 degrees. Room loud. Could hear band next door until close to 2 am - not good when you are getting up to go hike at the crack of dawn. The restaurant downstairs is good so I thought I'd try the hotel. I would not recommend it.
We didn't realize when we booked the room that the bathroom was shared with other rooms and was down the hall. The room was comfortable, but could use a good cleaning. The fan in the window was caked with dust on the blades. There is no front desk, you check in with the bartender in the restaurant on the first floor. The food and beverage was good and the prices very reasonable. The room rate was cheap, so I guess you get what you pay for. We loved Crested Butte. For a ski town it has not been commercialized.
only suggestion is COFFEE served in their little alcove. that was brutal to wake up and no coffee.
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AQFG = A Question For Graham: Steve Thomas asked a question that I can totally relate to:
I know from personal experience that during a logo design project one of my main recurring thoughts I have is, "does this design exist elsewhere?", "has the idea been done before, and if so, how similar might my idea be?", "where the do I start looking, and where do I finish, for possible design conflicts?"
Given the immediate nature, and the global reach, of the internet we are can sometimes find out that are most prized logo design actually does exist elsewhere in a similar guise. The problem is also compounded because some people naturally, and incorrectly, assume that one person must have copied the other, and therefore land a guilty verdict without so much as a real understanding of the process and reasons.
How many times have you witnessed a logo designer being called out for seemingly copying another logo? How many of those times have you yourself condemned that designer for blatant copying without taking a much needed step back to find out just a little bit more about the situation? There are times when it seemingly appears that one design had to be copied due to the sheer number of detailed similarities, but this is not what I am really talking about.
I am talking about one persons. "this is a blatant copy", and another's "this is similar, and maybe inspired from, but not a copy." Given the subjective nature of art and design then surely the practice of giving someone the benefit of the doubt could be considered before blundering in with accusations of theft and piracy.
The real point of this post post is to try and put into perspective the challenge ascertaining if your new logo design might exist, in some similar form, elsewhere before you present all your hard work to the client. We also want to try and avoid this scenario: you proudly show off your new design only for some designer in some far flung corner of the world, apparently convinced you copied it from their personal portfolio from which you could not have even been expected to be aware of, to call you out. But it does happen.
Other designers DO seem to expect other logo designers to have this super natural ability to be aware of, and know of, every possible logo design that exists in the world. Poppycock. Utter poppycock.
Let us put this into perspective
For starters consider the town you leave in: it may be a small village, a small rural town, a large town, or even a city. Let us take a small town—I live in a relatively small seaside town—and work out how many people might live in that town as well as how many companies, shops, consultants, freelancers, home based business's might exist that will have some form of logo.
I challenge you to come up with an accurate number of how many logos might exists in use, and in private portfolios just in your own country.
I don't think anyone could even beging to imagine the sheer number of logo designs we talking about. My country of birth, England, is just a blip on the global scene so if you then look overseas and try to apply the same investigative skills to the much larger countries, the countries that have immense populations…
We we are talking about a particularly large number of people that are likely to have some form of logo to represent them in any form, public facing, private use or even under a NDA (Non Disclosure Agreement).
Mindnumbingly Unrealistic
But wait a minute. It would be quite amiss to neglect to include those private portfolios which contribute to the overall number of conceptual designs that are completed on a daily basis that never see real commercial use, or have any form of public presence.
It's a challenge just to scour websites like Logopond, Google, Flickr, and other numerous popular brand identity inspiration websites to find similar logo designs to the one we are working on let alone have a intimate inside knowledge of every designer's portfolio in the world. Ever. Since logo design time started.
As a logo designer we are unrealistically expected to promise and ensure that our new logo design is original. We are then scolded and publicly humiliated should someone unearth a logo design concept that was completed as a personal project a few years ago by someone who does not even design logs for a living. Phew. As a logo designer we are expected to have this ability to be aware of every single possible logo design ever designed.
People who just love to call other people out are immature and naive as well having no clue about the sheer logistical complexity of ensuring a logo design doesn't not infringe on another.
What we can do
The best we can do is to start by ensuring we have our ears as close to the ground as possible so that we know what is generally going on in our fast moving industry.
Keep up-to-date with the various blogs and websites that specialize in bringing us the best of logo and brand identity design on a daily basis.
Ensure we have scoured the most obvious of accessible image repositories: Google images, Flickr, Behance, Coroflot, Dribbble, Forrst, etc for any number of related keyword and phrases that sum up the project / business / company we are working on. It's important to check out these design focused websites for the off-chance you idea falls too closely to someone else's conceptual idea.
Keep your book library stocked with the many logo design books being published on a yearly basis as they provide a pretty good library of all the main logos submitted/found.
If you are just starting out then try to back date your collection by starting with prolific titles such as extensive LogoLounge series, definitely buy Logo as well as the Logo Design 1-3 books by Taschen.
I also have a stock of much older books by renowned designer Paul Ibou such as: LogoBook200:200 Trademarks & Symbols and Banking Symbols Collection 1& 2.
It is your responsibility to ensure you are providing your client with a design that is both appropriate, and hopefully original in one or more ways.
If you are designing around a general idea that has clearly been done before—there are many styles of logo designs that have been done to death, and continue to be stretched to their utter limit, and beyond (see first image: Scottish Arts Council vs Quark)—then take extra precautions to ascertain if you are able to apply a new level of meaning or find another aesthetic style to apply. Just because an asterisk has been used many times as a logo mark it doesn't mean it should never be used again.
Having confidence to back up your design with solid reasoning, if you are knowingly treading close to existing design, is critical at this point. If you have just used another design because it looks cool then you are doomed, but if you have a solid strategy, a story or a narrative that provides clear reasoning for that particular design direction then this will, should, make a difference.
We simply can never assure our client, or peers for that matter, that a design we are working on in good faith might, at some point in time, be shown to look similar to some recently unearthed and never seen before design.
Wouldn't it just be nice if designers, in general, didn't automatically assume the worst in others? You never know when you might be unexpectedly called out, and more so when you know you it couldn't be further from the truth.
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Chad Boyd might be only 21 years-old, but he already has a veteran's approach to hitting. The left-handed hitting outfielder didn't need a copy of "Moneyball" to learn the "Oakland-way" of approaching an at-bat. According to Boyd, he has always been a patient hitter.
"I never really had trouble [with plate discipline]. I know my zone really well. Your swing is never going to be perfect, so if you start thinking about your swing and tinkering with it too much, that is usually when you fall into a slump. Instead, I work on my approach at the plate. Finding holes in the defense, looking to see where they are playing me, going with pitches the other way, that sort of thing," Boyd said.
"If it's out of my zone, I don't swing at it. With two strikes, I like to shorten up. A lot of guys are still looking for that homerun with two-strikes, but I'm playing more for contact [at that point in the count]. My high school coach always said that if you make contact, something good will happen and I really try to follow that philosophy and try to make something happen."
Boyd was selected in the ninth round of the 2004 draft by Oakland out of El Camino Real High School in Southern California. He struggled at the plate during his first taste of professional baseball, batting only .207 in 35 games in the Arizona Rookie League. However, he recovered nicely in 2005, batting .283 and posting a .350 on-base percentage for the Vancouver Canadians.
Boyd was poised to begin his third professional season at low-A Kane County, but a knee injury sidelined him for the first half of the season. He rehabbed in Arizona at extended spring training and then played in five games in Vancouver before heading to the Cougars.
Since arriving at Kane County, Boyd has been a dangerous weapon in the Cougars' line-up. The corner outfielder is hitting .345 with a .491 slugging percentage in 110 at-bats for the Cougars. Boyd has only one homerun, but he has 13 doubles. He says that at this point in his career he is more concerned about collecting doubles than hitting homeruns.
"I know that the homeruns are going to come. They have been down lately. The Northwest League isn't the best place to hit them. My main concern is doubles. I know that as I grow, those doubles will turn into homeruns. I had 12 homeruns in high school, so I know I have that kind of power and that it will come eventually," Boyd said.
"Right now, I'm just focused on seeing the ball well and hitting it hard. Maybe someday I'll settle into a third or fourth spot in the batting order, we'll see."
Boyd has moved all over the batting order this season. He was mostly a middle-of-the order hitter in Vancouver. He then began his time in Kane County at the bottom of the order and, after his hot start, he has been moved up to the top slots in the order. Boyd doesn't mind moving around the order, however.
"I can hit anywhere in the line-up – one through nine. I just try to be consistent with my approach no matter where I am hitting in the line-up. I really try to give the guys behind me as much information about the pitcher as I can," Boyd said.
"I really believe that the key to success is knowing as much as you can about the pitcher. The more the guys behind me have a chance to see the pitcher, the better they will do, so I work on that a lot."
Boyd readily admits that his main focus right now is on his hitting. However, he does take pride in his defensive work. Although he is listed on milb.com as an infielder, Boyd has predominantly been an outfielder since high school. He has also spent some time at first.
"I like them both actually [outfield and first]. It's better down the road to be as flexible as possible [in terms of being able to play multiple positions]. My main focus is hitting, but I try to bring as much to the table as possible when I am out there on the field. If I can add another tool with my defense to help the team win, then that's what I try to do," Boyd said.
The Southern California native is enjoying his time in the Midwest League and with the Cougars.
"The atmosphere for hitting is much better here in the Midwest League. In the Northwest League, the air was a lot heavier. In the Midwest League, the weather is a little warmer and the ball flies a little bit better," Boyd said.
"It's been great playing on this team. I really like the group of guys I'm playing with."
Boyd is playing with a number of the same players on Kane County that he played with in Vancouver last season, when the Canadians won the division title but fell short of the Northwest League championship. The Cougars have already clinched a wild card playoff spot from the first half of the season and they are currently leading their division in the second half by two games.
Boyd points to the work ethic of the players as a big reason why he thinks the team has a good shot at playing deep into the playoffs.
"We fell short last season [in Vancouver] and this year we'd like to bring it all home. We work pretty hard as a group. It's almost August and we're still at the ballpark four or five hours before the game," Boyd said.
"I just got here a few weeks ago, but most of these guys have been here since April or March and they are still getting at it every day, coming in early for extra batting practice and all that stuff. We work hard and we're going to be successful down the road because of that work ethic."
Boyd says that the Cougar work ethic begins at the top with the coaching staff.
"[Cougar manager] Aaron Nieckula is a very hardworking manager and you want to match him with your hard work. [Cougar hitting coach] Tim Garland is one of the most intense coaches you'll meet. He works really hard and gets after it," Boyd said.
"We have a really great coaching staff. You can't have the same personalities from coach to coach, but these guys really work well together all the way from the clubhouse guys to the trainers to the coaches. They work perfectly together and when that happens, the rest takes care of itself."
Because he was drafted out of high school into an organization that tends to draft mostly college players, Boyd has been one of the youngest players on every team he has played on. He said that he has looked to some of the older players for guidance, and that teammate Wes Long has been particularly helpful in his development as a professional.
"Wes Long is a guy that I have played with since I signed. It's been an honor to move up with him. He has taught me a lot about the game and has helped me keep my head straight and kept me up when my knee was bothering me," Boyd said.
Another person in the A's organization who has helped Boyd is Vancouver manager and former A's scout Rick Magnante. Magnante is in his first season as the Canadians manager. Before that, he was the A's Southern California area scout and he scouted and signed Boyd back in 2004. Boyd was reunited briefly with Magnante in Vancouver this season.
"He's one of the people I really look up to as an adult, along with my dad. Rick is very knowledgeable about the game and very deserving of the opportunity he has in Vancouver. He really believes in me. It's great to have someone like him believe in your abilities," Boyd said.
Many scouts have described Boyd's style of play as "frenetic" and "all out." Boyd takes pride in playing the game at a maximum level, something that he picked up from one of his childhood baseball idols.
"My favorite player as a kid was Dave Roberts when he was with the Dodgers. He wasn't a guy that a lot of people talked about, but what I loved about him was that stain that he always had on the front of his jersey. He always went after it in every game," Boyd said.
"I try to play that way, too, and get after it on every play. When I struggle, sometimes I realize that I have gotten away from that [style of play] and I focus on getting back to it."
Boyd also drew inspiration from a childhood friend who has gone onto tremendous success with the Arizona Diamondbacks, former California Bear star Conor Jackson.
"Conor Jackson is another guy I looked up to. I've known Conor since we were kids. We kind of grew up together. He was a few years older than me, but his dad and my dad were the coaches as kids. I really look at his work ethic and try to work to stay on that same level," Boyd said.
Like Jackson, whose father is a well-known actor, Boyd has a Hollywood connection. Boyd appeared as a "stunt double" in the 1994 movie 3 Ninjas Kick Back, filling in during the baseball action scenes as the character Michael "Tum-Tum" Douglas. The appearance earned Boyd the nickname "Tum-Tum" from Northwest League fans last season who had seen the movie. Although Boyd doesn't see a full-time career in acting in his future, he did enjoy his on-screen experience.
"It was just being in the right place at the right time. It was a lot of fun," Boyd said.
The big screen might not be his future calling, but the eloquent Boyd does have designs on a media career once his playing days are done.
"I do think about getting into sports broadcasting [after his career is over]. I really enjoy analyzing players and that sort of thing. That would definitely interest me down the road," Boyd said.
At age 21, however, Boyd has a number of years as an interview subject in his future before he has to start thinking about holding the mic himself.
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About 400 Beach Seafood & Tap House
Indoor - Outdoor dining on world famous Beach Drive overlooking waterfront Straub Park. Lunch Dinner daily and Sunday Brunch. Our relaxed coastal cuisine menu features fresh local fish, grass fed beef, farm raised seasonal produce. Voted Best in Tampa Bay for Best Business Lunch, Best Sunday Brunch, Best Outdoor Dining and most romantic. Three private banquet rooms with a beautiful view available. Valet parking and dog friendly outdoor dining.
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
Contemporary American, Steak, Seafood
Hours of Operation:
Open 7 Days a week
Monday-Thursday: 11:00am-10:00pm
Friday and Saturday: 11:00am-11:00pm
Sunday: 10:00am-10:00pm
Cross Street:
Beach Drive and 5th Avenue North
Dress Code:
Business Casual
Price Range:
$30 and under
Payment Options
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(727) 896-2400
Full Service Catering available for parties of every size and occasion. Corporate Dinners, Weddings, Anniversaries, Birthday Parties, Holiday Parties, Rehearsals and Cocktail Parties. Bar services also available in addition to vendor and venue suggestions.
Parking Details:
Complimentary Valet Parking in our garage while you dine with us. If it's raining, we've got you covered.
Public Transit:
Trolley and Looper Bus stops within one block.
Executive Chef:
Ana Granucci
Banquet, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, BYO Wine, Chef's Table, Corkage Fee, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking, Outdoor dining, Outdoor Smoking Area, Private Room, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Special Events & Promotions:
Watch our website for special events at www.400BeachSeafood.com
Private Dining
400 Beach Seafood & Tap House is a beautiful indoor and outdoor venue to host your private parties. From corporate meetings & events to personal social gatherings and events; bridal showers and rehearsal dinners.
400 Beach Seafood & Tap House Ratings and Reviews
Food was excellent, service was exceptio ...
Food was excellent, service was exceptional and our server was well informed on the menu items and the evenings specials. We were seated immediately upon entering the restsurant. I frequent this restaurant often and I am never disappointed with the food or serbicr. I highly recommend to my friends and neighbors.
Very disappointed with our meal. Very ex ...
Very disappointed with our meal. Very expensive - $100 for two of us at lunchtime and we were only drinking water. One of our starters had to go back as it was stone cold in the middle and although the waitress tipped my full glass of water over me there was no reduction and not even an offer of a replacement bottle of water.
The commercial that I saw on TV look goo ...
The commercial that I saw on TV look good and the actual experience was much better. It was a wonderful way to get together with friends for brunch and conversation. The $4 bloody Mary's and screwdrivers were a good value.
Delicious lunch. Espresso martinis delic ...
Delicious lunch. Espresso martinis delicious. Lobster rolls delicious. It was not overly crowded. We had a lovely relaxed lunch in the air conditioned indoors overlooking the harbor. Would return definitely. Highly recommend
Great food. Chowder and soup du jour (to ...
Great food. Chowder and soup du jour (tomato-based fish) both outstanding. I had shrimp scampi with vegetables and rice; very good. Husband had scallops - enjoyed very much. The waitress was very nice but very busy - might have been short handed that night? We'll definitely be back. Loved the decor and view of downtown St. Pete. Great value! Also, loved the valet parking.
We usually go to 400 for dinner. We tho ...
We usually go to 400 for dinner. We thought the lunch was very overpriced for the quantity presented. Ordered salmon on a wedge and what we got was a slice of lettuce with a tiny bit of bacon and cheese topped with a piece of salmon that couldn't have weighed more than 4 oz. All that for $15. It all tasted fine but it just wasn't enough to warrant the prices.
We sat outside and near a table of folks ...
We sat outside and near a table of folks who had had a few "pops". The volume of their conversation was energetic to put it mildly. We requested seating elsewhere and were accommodated at once. Our waiter was a little chatty, but provided good service. My meal was excellent as always, my husband had the crab cakes and thought they were a bit dry and too much filler, so not a good value. Love coming at lunch and getting served by Wayne, best server ever!
Overall everything was great. Especially ...
Overall everything was great. Especially the food and service. The one piece of feedback I have is the order of the dining room. Visibly there were champagne buckets and food tray stands all over the place. That took away from the ambiance. Other than that everything was great and we'll be back.
The food was good but nothing to write h ...
The food was good but nothing to write home about. Drinks were solid. Not too weak and not too strong. The service was good but our waitress was a bit over sat and had to scramble. She did well with her given circumstances. I was not real impressed with the table seating. It seemed a bit dineresque. The booths looked comfortable but I do not have first hand knowledge. In all likelihood, we will not go back for dinner. May stop by on a stroll and have a drink or appetizer every once in awhile.
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The Vulkan Interview
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Lego Marvel Super Heroes (Xbox One)
Defending the universe, one LEGO diorama at a time
- Lots of playable characters with abilities
- Large and destructible game environment
- Core gameplay is mostly unchanged
- Not quite the Marvel game fans may have hoped for
Bottom Line
Despite its colourful appearance of Lego Marvel Super Heroes, both kids and comic book fans will have fun saving the universe.
Price$ 69.00 (AUD)
The Avengers may have been one of the biggest films of 2012, but it missed out on having a video game based on it. Thankfully (and only one year later), Warner Bros. has come to the rescue with Lego Marvel Super Heroes. This is a game that continues the popular trend of merging popular properties, such as Star Wars and Batman, with the Lego universe.
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The story of Lego Marvel Super Heroes centres around the Silver Surfer's surfboard shattering into pieces and falling down to earth. Doctor Doom and Loki want to gather the surfboard pieces to power the "Doom Ray of Doom," so it is up to the heroes of the Marvel universe to stop them, as well as any other like-minded villains they encounter on the way.
As with past Lego games based on Indiana Jones, Lord of the Rings, and others, Lego Marvel Super Heroes is a platforming title with open-world exploration elements. The setting of the game is New York City, albeit in Lego form, and you are able to use the superhuman abilities of your selected character to run, swing or fly throughout the environment.
Lego Marvel Super Heroes draws upon the expanded comic book universe to introduce more than 100 heroes and villains. This is roughly the same amount of characters found in 2006's Marvel: Ultimate Alliance, which also brought together a large cast of heroes and villains into a virtual environment.
All of the popular favourites such as Spider-Man, Hulk and Magneto are playable in the game, as well as more niche characters such as Iron Fist, Beetle and Howard the Duck. Not only have the characters been turned into their Lego equivalents, but each one also comes with their signature skills and abilities.
Bigger but familiar experience
The impressive scale of the cast and locations is accompanied by high resolution graphics that make good use of the Xbox One's horsepower. Characters are well animated and detailed in appearance, and the game runs at a steady framerate even when running or flying around the city at fast speeds.
As a Lego title, the gameplay is predictably accessible and the controls are responsive. Navigating environments and platforms is a simple matter, and so is targeting enemies during combat and using your character's unique abilities to defeat them.
The scale and graphics of Lego Marvel Super Heroes are a step up over past instalments, but it contains the same tried and proven gameplay that is mostly unchanged at its core. There is more open-world adventuring than in Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes, but it's still not on the same scale as other open-world titles on the market.
The sheer amount of content available in Lego Marvel Super Heroes is a major draw card, and it comes with enough missions and brick collecting to keep you occupied for a long time. While certain areas of the game may spike in difficulty, the endless lives ensures that the experience never becomes frustrating.
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Haile hears about 'College'
Published: Sunday, June 1, 2008 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, May 31, 2008 at 9:38 p.m.
Songs like "Stuff sucks, but there's nothing we can do about it" and "Get out of my way" could be heard ringing through the streets of Haile Village on Saturday, courtesy of the cast of the Hippodrome's new main stage production "College the Musical."
Cast members gave live, street-side performances Saturday morning at the Haile Village Farmer's Market.
The performance took a taste of the theater's new musical to the west side of town, said Carolyn Cox, group event coordinator for the Hippodrome State Theatre and a Haile Plantation resident.
"Not many people from this side of town go downtown," Cox said. "When we go downtown, we look like we're looking for our kids or we're the police."
The musical is about six guys and six girls trying to make their way through a semester at college.
The group deals with college usuals such as parties, roommates and video games.
Ted Stephens III, who plays Will in the musical, said we all go through different trials in our lives. "Whether you are in college or beyond, everyone can relate."
Haile Plantation resident Judi O'Keefe said she enjoyed the performance. "We see almost every play at the Hippodrome." O'Keefe said her 10-year-old granddaughter attends all the workshops and activities at the Hippodrome. "She loves everything about the Hipp."
Drew Fornarola and Scott Elmegreen, who were both singing at Haile Saturday, co-wrote the musical while they were both attending Princeton University.
Elmegreen said that when they were looking for a playhouse to host the play, the Hippodrome was always on the top of their list.
The Hippodrome has two major advantages, he said. First it is located in a major college town, so people here would definitely understand the college life, he said. The second is the reputation that the Hippodrome has, even in New York City. "It just seemed like an obvious fit," he said. Casey Ford Alexander, who plays the part of Simon and is from New York City, says that he enjoys being in Florida. "The weather is just great here and it's nice to be able to come to an open-market and sing on the sidewalk."
UF history major Jennifer Shorstein plays the part of Adrian in the show. Although she did admit that sometimes she embarrasses her friends, she said that being in a musical is a really great way to express yourself. "Sometimes you have nothing left to do but to break out in song," she said.
Fornarola and Elmegreen have already written a second musical and plan on having it ready for production within the next few months. Fornarola said that the biggest challenge for him with this musical was writing the songs themselves. "It's really hard," he said.
Elmegreen said the two have really enjoyed working with each other. "We joke about how much fun the research was for this show."
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We'll start our texturing project using the final form file. FormFinish.psd. That file is available to premium members in the exercise files for this section if you want to use it to follow along. I bet you thought you'd be using photography earlier than this. But by working through these three stages, concept, perspective, and form, without relying on photographs, you now have a roadmap to creatively use photography but not be a slave to it. As we start to use photographs, it's important that you retain everything we've done so far.
When I teach this project in my digital matte painting classes in New York City, there are often students who completely forget about what we've done so far and start slapping in photographs without regard to lighting or perspective. I'll teach you how to not be that student and how to make controlled use of photographs from diverse sources to create a cohesive photo-realistic castle. I often get questions from students as to whether using photography is quote, cheating, and whether a real matte artist wouldn't hand paint everything.
I think that if you use photographs the way I'll teach you, it isn't cheating and you can achieve a level of realism that would be very difficult to match when hand painting. I truly believe that even the great masters of matte painting, like Peter, Allan Shaw and Albert Whitlock, if they were alive today, would use photographic textures in their work. In every matte painting, there are many areas that are very repetitive. Like the stones in the walls of a castle. Using photographic textures can free you from what can best be called the grunt work of that kind of task.
And produce very realistic results in a fraction of the time hand-painting would require. So with that said, let's prepare our final form project for use in the texturing section.
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LovePalz has announced a new pair of sextoys: Twist.
The information available is still a bit vague, there is one device for her and one for him, similar to their Zeus and Hera devices.
If you use it together one can control the device of the other, also over the Internet. And even with new partners by using the LovePalz Club online platform.
So far this is all just announced and can be pre-ordered. Twist is much less expensive than the Zeus and Hera devices, and if the announcements will turn out to be nicely implemented, Twist can become a interesting new device on the booming cyber sex toy marked.
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The city of Camden has been selected as host location for the EQUUS Film Festival® WINNIE Winners Tour, billed as the world's premier showcase for domestic and international feature films, documentaries and shorts, in which the horse is put center stage.
On an afternoon seemingly tailor-made for such an occasion, friends, family and colleagues gathered in Monument Square on Dec. 10 to honor Willard Polk.
The U.S. Tennis Association's South Carolina chapter recently honored the Classically Carolina Junior Championships, held annually at the Camden Country Club, with the Jim Russell Junior Tournament of the Year Award.
Camden City Council is pursuing a contract to buy property just down the street from City Hall.
Camden City Council will consider second and final reading of an ordinance which will allow the city to grant certain incentives on a case-by-case basis to businesses in designated areas of the city.
Caitlin Corbett is now Camden's Assistant City Manager. Corbett, who worked as assistant to the city manager for more than four years, took on her new role as of Dec. 1. The job titles may sound similar, but includes new duties.
Children sang. A band played Christmas carols. The smell of hot chocolate tickled the air.
Camden City Council passed first reading of an ordinance during its Nov. 24 meeting establishing incentives for businesses seeking to open in the city. Basically, the ordinance proposes to allow the city to be able to grant certain incentives on a case-by-case basis to businesses in designated areas of the city.
The city of Camden will officially kick off the holiday season with its annual tree lighting ceremony today at 6 p.m. in front of Camden City Hall. The public is invited to gather and enjoy hot chocolate and holiday music featuring a small ensemble of the Camden Community Concert Band and the combined youth choirs from Bethesda Presbyterian Church.
Camden City Council will consider first reading of an ordinance establishing incentives for businesses seeking to open inside the city limits.
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The city of Camden held its annual Arbor Day celebration at the Camden Archives and Museum on Nov. 5. City Urban Forester Liz Gilland organized the event, which featured musical performances from the Camden Elementary School Choir and remarks from Camden Mayor Tony Scully and Archives Director Katherine Richardson. They city planted a holly tree in commemoration of the day and to honor the late Sarah "Sadie" Kennedy Von Treschkow, the driving force behind Camden's acquiring a public library through the Carnegie Foundation. The library, which later became the Camden Archives and Museum, opened in Oct. 1915.
Those considering opening a business may soon have added reasons to open their doors in the city of Camden.
Judy Thiel and three of her furry friends will continue to grace the halls of the Kershaw County Humane Society's pet adoption center which bears her name.
From down Broad Street, those gathered at the Camden Archives and Museum on Tuesday morning could hear the roar of an engine as Bondy Long stepped on the gas of the 1964 No. 11 Bowani Racing Ford Galaxie which Ned Jarrett drove into victory lane on 14 occasions in NASCAR's Grand National (now, Sprint Cup) Series.
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I'm giving this recipe a 5/5 b/c i've made at least over 25 healthy pizza doughs & this version has been the best. I used the whole wheat, whole buckwheat, whole soy, and wheat gluten flours at the ratios recommended and substituted brown sugar for the honey. The dough came out excellent in terms of strength, elasticity and roll-ability. I usually use a rolling pin to roll out the dough before pre-baking in an oven. The crust was delicious and light and a better flavor/taste than whole wheat alone. I plan to experiment with more oil to make the dough more foccacia like. I love that this dough is a good source of protein as the soy and buckwheat are both excellent sources of quality protein.
Excellent dough! I had a hard time finding buckwheat flour. I substituted some spelt flour and it worked very well. I loved the flavor of this dough and it is a very easy recipe to make. I made for freezer tag in the oamc forum. I shaped the crust and then baked for 5 minutes. I then cooled, wrapped and placed in the freezer. When I wanted to make pizza, I topped the frozen dough with toppings and baked for about 7 minutes. Worked wonderfully. The crust came out crunchy and delicious!
We've been trying different pizza crusts for awhile, and we really liked this one. It had a crisp outside, a soft inside, and it held up to toppings. I had some popcorn flour left over from something else, so i put in some of that instead of the other types, and because of that i had to add a bit more whole wheat flour to make it less sticky, but it came out very well, so i'll be filing this recipe.
This was exceptional! Again, I subbed oat flour for the buckwheat and soy, and I loved it! My husband called it a rock covered in cheese and refused to try it, but all the more for me! Thanks for such a helpful recipe.
Turned out great. No buckwheat flour so used oat instead. We only eat whole grain so this is a find.
I found this to be a great alternative to white flour pizza dough. I have also made bread sticks out of this as well. I give this recipe a huge thumbs up!
I could not find soy flour anywhere. I went to HEB, Central Market, and WholeFoods!!! I eventually found it at Fiesta. I cannot wait to make it with all the right ingredients. Super good.
Loved the nutty flavor and crisp, thin texture of this crust. I'm glad I made the effort to get and use all the ingredients as written. I used 425° and baked, with the toppings, for only 10 minutes in order to not burn the cheese. I agree the crust doesn't rise much. I'll be making this one again, gymgirl.
This is a great pizza dough recipe! I am allergic to soy, so subbed 1/2 cup oat flour for the soy and buckwheat flours. I also added a pinch of garlic powder and some italian spices to the dough. This was very simple to make. The best part about it is that it doesn't rise too high. I don't like a thick crust on my pizza. This one rises a little and tastes like a nice yeast dough without all the excess volume. I did bake the second pizza at 410 degrees as the first pizza got a little brown on top before the crust was ready. A true winner. I will be making this often!


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So I'd like to implement a paid application that acts as a licence key to unlock premium features on my currently free application.
On Android, this is pretty easy to accomplish:
1) Use PackageManager to find the paid version of the application.
2) Check that the paid version and free version have the same signature
3) Unlock premium features based on result from #2.
Is the process same for Android apps that have been ported over to the playbook? Will the PackageManager be able to "see" all the other applications that have been installed? Does the package manager port have access to the signature the converted BAR file?
Has anyone successfully implemented this? Any tips, advice?
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Hi Mo,
Appworld provides much more alternatives than Android market when it comes to licensing.
I would recommend using "Try and buy" model for your case.
Well, part of the reason I wanted to keep the original app and just "unlock" extra features is because I don't want to force users to have to re-enter all the data on the paid version.
The application I've written (A Wedding Planner) requires a lot of data entry and having to re-do all that work would most likely upset users (It would certainly upset me).
The goal, at the moment, is to add extra features to the free version, but keep them locked. Purchasing the licence key application would unlock those features.
Thanks for the heads up, but I don't think the Try & Buy strategy would work well in my scenario.
One option for you would be to use the sdcard for sharing data between your free and paid app.
Playbook emulates the sdcard. As long as both the free and paid version store data on the sdcard and not in per-app storage, your users would not have to re-enter all the data if they decide to upgrade.
All the data is stored in a database which I believe is locked to the owning application. I had, at one time, considered finding ways to extract that data and temporarily store it in another medium (XML?) so the new application could consume it and insert the data into its own database.
However, that seemed like a lot of functionality to implement for something that could be solved with a licence key. So, I ended up going forward with the licence key solution in the Android market and I think for uniformity, I'd like to invoke the licence key solution for the playbook version.
Thanks for the ideas though, I'm sure they'll come in handy for one of my future apps!
I just wanted to let everyone know that it is possible and does work. I tested this weekend and you can see other packages and are able to retrieve their signatures. Using that, you can implement a "licence key" application that serves to unlock additional features in the free version of your application.
The only caveat is that, unlike Android, the Playbook ports require all applications (at least ported android apps?) to be launchable. Unfortunately, this means the user may accidently launch your licence key application which doesn't do anything except sit there.
Just thought I'd share. Thanks for the suggestions.


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Perhaps you'd rather buckle up in your Barcalounger and indulge in a 180-degree visual sweep of Arizona's geological masterpiece. This 60-minute video without narration follows an elliptical course beginning with a slow flight across the Havasu Canyon and proceeds over such rocky landmarks as Mount Sinyala, Wotan's Throne and Bright Angel Canyon. (Producer-director Norman Beerger and his helicopter crew were allowed to fly below the canyon's rim before restrictions were imposed.) Shot on videotape and set to such portentous compositions as Wagner's Tannhauser Overture, this survey of amber mesas, purple bluffs and terraced walls comes with an in-flight guide that maps out the journey and profiles the canyon's layers of limestone, sandstone and shale. Type A city slickers may find it ponderous; rock fanciers should be enchanted. (Norman Beerger Productions; $29.95, 702-876-2328 or write: 3217 South Arville Street, Las Vegas, Nev. 89102-7612)
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JazzTimes - p.85"[E]ither the trumpet or sax holds the melody like vocalists digging into a duet, delivering a warm and inviting sound."
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Personnel: Rick Braun (trumpet, flugelhorn, keyboards, programming); Rick Braun; Richard Elliot (saxophone, tenor saxophone); Randy Jacobs, John Pondell (guitar); Ron Reinhardt (keyboards); Nate Phillips (bass guitar); Sergio Gonzales, Sergio Gonz lez (drums); Jeff Lorber (guitar, keyboards); Chris Standring, Dwight Sills (guitar); Nick Lane (trombone); Gregg Karukas, Philippe Saisse, Rex Rideout (keyboards); Ricky Lawson (drums); Lenny Castro (percussion).
Audio Mixer: Rick Braun.
Recording information: Ahhsum Studios; Brauntosoarus Studio; JHL Sound; Kar Studio.
Photographer: Lori Stoll.
When Rick Braun and Richard Elliot formed their contemporary jazz record label, it was a sure bet that the sights and sounds heard from it would be designed to entertain and amaze the legions of fans who have followed their careers since Braun's days with War and Elliot's days with Tower of Power. This revelation is clearly emphasized on their first label collaboration, titled RnR. The music here is stylistically different from the songs they played back in the '70s, yet it flows from their collective musical minds like a natural extension with the same elements of spontaneity, soul, and sex appeal. Each tune is based on a particular rhythmical feel or texture: shuffle, boogaloo, Latin, funk, even 20th century cool and bebop colors. Opening with the title track, "RnR," the ensemble delivers an energetic jam filled with potent beats and horn charts that smoke in unison. "Sweet Somethin'" is a cool jazz gem that features Braun's refined trumpet talk in a conversation with Elliot's sensual saxophone. Braun calls, Elliot responds, and they stylistically bow with more than a nod to the groove. This song is sweet and hot. "The Stranger" is an exotic burner that features the vamp from "Whatever Lola Wants, Lola Gets." With their smoldering riffs improvised around the potent melody, this song is both familiar and fresh. The smash hit "Sao Paulo" makes its physical debut on this disc, having been a bonus download for fans visiting the artist's website. Breezy and romantic, its Brazilian jazz flavors spice up the act and will have you chillin' in its tropical ambience. With great performances emanating from both Braun and Elliot, RnR is exciting and lively, yet warm, sexy, and mellow. It is in this experimental way that you begin to grasp the depth of their combined signature sounds and the impact it will have on their devoted and new fans alike. Highly recommended. ~ Paula Edelstein
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