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Harold M. FrenchFebruary 12,2013
Harold M. French
RANDOLPH Harold M. Frenchy French, 89, died Thursday, Feb. 7, 2013, at his home.
He was born Feb. 1, 1924, in Randolph, the son of Ervin and Harriet (Jebb) French, and was raised in Bethel.
He married Elizabeth Betty Eddy in Marshfield on April 29, 1942.
He served in the U.S. Army during World War II.
He operated Frenchs Body Shop in Randolph for over 30 years.
He was a member of American Legion White River Post 26 and Randolph Rotary Club.
He enjoyed gardening and puttering.
Survivors include his wife, of Randolph; two sons, Harold, of Roxbury, and Patrick, of Randolph; five grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Calling hours will be from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 16, at the Day Funeral Home.
Private burial will be at a later date in the Vermont Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Randolph Center.
Memorial contributions may be made to Joslyn House, 16 Maple St., Randolph, VT 05060.
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I will be running a new interview with one of the best MLB draft prospects 2010 has to offer each Sunday and Wednesday up until June, and you can click here to find an up to date archive of them all.
As always, you can friend me on Facebook or follow me on Twitter to get notice of when the newest interviews are put up, as well as to contact me with any questions or comments you might have.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: Are you still 5'9", 175 lbs?
Sean Coyle: Yeah, my weight is 175-180 lbs, somewhere around there.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: Besides baseball, are there any other sports you play?
Sean Coyle: Back in the day I used to play basketball, and then through 8th grade I played football, but in high school it's just been baseball. I actually played a year of soccer as a freshman, but the majority has been just baseball.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: What specifically drew you to UNC?
Sean Coyle: Obviously a lot of people think that it was because my brother is playing ball there, and that is when I first saw Carolina and I started thinking about it, but even if my brother hadn't gone to Carolina it still would have been the spot for me. Between the coaches, the education, the facilities, and the recent history of success that Coach Fox has brought to the program, it was pretty much a no-brainer.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: How much have you thought about the draft? Some guys say not at all, others say it's the last thing they think about before they go to sleep every night. Where do you stand in that spectrum?
Sean Coyle: I think about it. I watch Major League Baseball whenever I can, which is pretty much every night, and I think that I have a shot to be out there on the field as a professional baseball player, possibly come this spring. That's something that people like me have dreamed about their entire life, so I think about it. When I'm on the field, or when I'm at practice, it's probably one of the last things on my mind – my focus then is only on how we can win and how we can be better. But I think about it – it's almost inevitable, really.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: What is the image you get in your mind when you do think about it?
Sean Coyle: I just think about walking up to the plate, the stadium is filled, and I'm making a living out of what I love to do. There's nothing better to think of than doing something that you love as your job. It's fun to think about.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: What are the positives and negatives of being a prospect from the northeast?
Sean Coyle: I'd say the positives are our season is a lot shorter than other guys' obviously, so when we get out there we play hard because our time is limited – we're not out there 12 months a year, we've got maybe 7 months. A negative is that because there's not as much baseball to be played, the competition, especially in school ball, isn't as high as it would be in California and Texas where everyone's got a D-1 pitcher throwing 90 MPH and you're seeing that every day. If you look at southern California, there's probably eight or nine guys projected to go very high in the draft, and we don't have that in the northeast. It makes it a little tough to get locked in once you get to the high level competitions in the summer – it takes a little bit of time to get used to before you're up to speed.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: How many teams have you heard from?
Sean Coyle: I've heard from pretty much every team, at least 28 or so through the questionnaires and things. I've probably had most of them come for home visits.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: Were the Yankees one of those teams?
Sean Coyle: Yeah, I'm pretty good friends with Matt Hyde, the area scout for the Yankees. He was the coach for my area code team, which was the Yankees, and we got to work out in the new Yankee Stadium before we headed out to California, which was a thrill. So yes, I've been in contact with him and got to know him throughout the week of the Area Code Games tournament.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: What were the Area Code Games like for you?
Sean Coyle: Oh, it was a blast. I mean, to meet all the players that you've heard about from the northeast, then to get together when none of us really knew each other and spend a week getting to know each other, staying in the hotel, hanging out, going out to dinner, and playing ball all day – it was a lot of fun.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: Obviously you guys use wood in the Area Code Games – is that something you have a lot of opportunity to do on your own time?
Sean Coyle: I've hit with wood in the cages in the winter time ever since I was eight years old. For the last three or four years I've been playing wood bat all summer, and basically the only time I use a metal bat is in school ball, so playing with a wood bat was really nothing new to me.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: Does using a metal bat in school ball feel like playing with a cheat code in a video game?
Sean Coyle: Oh man, it's just this feeling you get when you hold a metal bat. You look at it and you know that the sweet spot is two to three times as big as your wood bat, so it's kind of tough to stay within yourself, but it's a lot of fun to go out there with a metal bat.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: How would you describe yourself as a hitter from a technical standpoint?
Sean Coyle: I like to stay simple. I have a pretty basic square stance, bend in the knees. I like to think of myself as a patient but aggressive hitter, aggressive when I get my pitch, and just try to hit the ball where it's pitched and not try to do too much with it. In hitters counts, basically anything without two strikes, I'm looking to hit gap to gap, try to drive the ball over someone's head. With two strikes I like to put the ball in play because I run pretty well and if I can at least put one on the ground I have a chance to leg one out or something - if you strikeout there's no shot at getting on a bag.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: What about opposite field? Is that something that's an integral part of your game, is it something that you've been working to get better at, or is it something you really don't focus on that much?
Sean Coyle: It's actually something that I've worked on a lot over the last two years. Pitchers, especially in high school baseball, stay away, away, away, so to add the opposite field to my arsenal was something that I really needed to work on. I think I've done a great job with the help of my coaches to drive the ball the other way, and I've been doing it a lot better lately.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: I know you had led off for Team USA, but where do you hit in the lineup now?
Sean Coyle: I led off my freshman, sophomore, and junior year, and this year I'm batting third.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: Why the move? Did you lose some guys or are you developing more power?
Sean Coyle: I'd say it's a combination of both. My brother was always the two or three hitter in our lineup and I was leadoff or second, so he graduated last year, and we also got some good guys who were able to jump up to the top of the lineup. We've got one guy who's a leadoff-type, and another who's a great situational hitter with a great eye, and I just fell into third.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: We touched on speed a little earlier, but how big of a role does it play in your game? I saw you had clocked a 6.53 60 at a Nike event – is that your best time?
Sean Coyle: I love to run, so speed is something I love to incorporate into my game. I love to steal bases, I love to leg out singles, so it's a pretty major part of my game. The fastest legitimately timed 60 that I've had clocked was a 6.40 at Perfect Game Nationals, and I was a 6.48 at Jupiter in the fall.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: What is your outward personality on the field? What does someone who watches you play see in the way you conduct yourself out there?
Sean Coyle: I'm a pretty emotional player. I try to stay positive, to keep my team up, be a sparkplug in the lineup to get things going when we're down, or keep it going when we're up – I just try to be a team leader. I'm not fist-pumping or anything [laughs], but I have fun out there and I think that shows.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: Defensively you've played both positions up the middle. Where do you prefer to be, and what does defense mean to you?
Sean Coyle: I take pride in my defense. I was brought up by my dad, who was a SS/2B his whole life, and his dad was a SS/2B his whole life, and I learned that defense is a huge part of the game. Sometimes I think that gets lost in the whole scheme of things because everyone wants to see homeruns and stuff, but I think that if you can get it done defensively that's a huge addition to your game.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: Did your dad or your grandfather do anything with baseball professionally?
Sean Coyle: No, they didn't. My dad played at the University of Pennsylvania and was a team captain there, but nothing professionally.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: Speaking with some of the other guys on Team USA who were down in Venezuela with you like Garin Cecchini, Karsten Whitson, Kevin Gausman, and Jameson Taillon, they all raved about the companionship that developed amongst the members of that team. Did you have the same experience?
Sean Coyle: Oh definitely. We had a group of 20 awesome guys on the field, and 20 great guys off the field. We'd have fun playing games, then we'd go back to the hotel and just have fun hanging out with each other, and that was a huge part of our success. Being able to stay up and support each other – camaraderie is key and it was one of the greatest experiences ever. We ended up being pretty close to each other after that month of playing ball together.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: Did you notice any differences in the pitching from the different countries you faced?
Sean Coyle: Not really. It was basically the same guys – curveball, fastball, changeup. They were all good pitchers and they were all coming at you, but it was pretty similar. I didn't notice anything that jumped out at me about different guys throwing different stuff depending on what country they pitched for; it was pretty standard.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: Is it safe to assume you're a Phillies fan?
Sean Coyle: Yes it is , especially with the recent history [laughs]. But, yeah – the Phillies are my team in the National League and the Yankees have been my team in the American League, growing up at least. My dad grew up a Yankees fan in Scranton, and there are a lot of Yankee fans in addition to the Phillies fans there, so those have been my two teams.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: So what the heck did you do last year?
Sean Coyle: [laughs] I had to go with the home team, I had to go with the Phils. Either way I was happy though. I just wanted the parade – I wanted it to be in Philly.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: Who are the players that you look up to in terms of their skills or the way they play the game?
Sean Coyle: Being from around Philadelphia, Chase Utley especially. He plays the game hard and he's just so talented, so he's fun to watch. Derek Jeter is probably my other favorite player. Those would definitely be the two guys.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: Have you gotten any comparisons from scouts?
Sean Coyle: Probably just because of my size people have said a Dustin Pedroia type, which is flattering because he's such a good ballplayer. Jimmy Rollins, too – when you're from Philadelphia and playing middle infield you'll hear Rollins or Utley, and Werth if you're playing rightfield [laughs].
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: If you could skill one skill from anyone else in your draft class, whose skill would you steal, and why?
Sean Coyle: Man, so many…I would probably say Kaleb Cowart's arm. I was in Jupiter with him and we were throwing from the outfield in alphabetical order. Of course it was Cowart then Coyle, and he goes up there and he lights the gun up at 99 MPH, then he gets another one and he lights it up at 100 MPH. I was behind him and had to go next, and here in front of me I've got a guy throwing the ball 100 MPH. I thought that was just awesome.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: Who is the toughest pitcher you've faced?
Sean Coyle: I'd probably say Karsten Whitson through the USA trials. I didn't get to face Jameson Taillon, I kind of wanted to but it seemed like every time I\it ended up with the inning ending and me on deck, with a new pitcher coming in the next inning. I wanted a piece of J-Mo – you can tell him that, actually! [laughs] Karsten is an impressive pitcher, though, and he's got great stuff.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: Everyone wants to help their team win, but what is your biggest focus as an individual this year?
Sean Coyle: I'd probably say just staying within myself, not trying to do too much, and just playing my game. I don't want to try to go out there and turn heads or wow anyone, but instead just go out there and play my game and have fun.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: Is signing a contract out of high school something that you'd consider if the terms were good?
Sean Coyle: I would definitely consider it – I want to play in the Major Leagues, and the opportunity to play professional baseball is something that I'm really excited about. Whether it works out or not, I'm just trying to live in the moment and have fun with it.
Kevin Levine-Flandrup: Finally, you have these two amazing opportunities in front of you, yet they also come with some pressure. How do you balance that pressure with just trying to be a normal 18 year old?
Sean Coyle: A lot of people say to me, "man, that must be stressful, you're going to have a big decision to make," but I'm just glad I'm in this situation where I have the chance to make this decision. I think that I'm blessed to be able to have this decision, so it's my senior year, I'm going to go out there and have fun with my friends, and I'm going to have fun on the baseball diamond with no worries – this is one of the most carefree times of my life and I'm just going to live in the moment, you know? Just have a good time, do my work, and keep my eyes on the prize.
2010 MLB Draft Q&A: Sean Coyle
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Those who have experienced the frustration of trying to obtain historic information on individuals who lived in the Pribilof Islands around 1900 have reason to celebrate.
A set of very rare seven historic census records conducted between 1875 and 1910 on the Pribilof Islands have been released by The Alaska State Archives. Most pre-1900 federal censuses for communities in the state were lost.
These historic censuses document births, marriages, and deaths in some instances…
The Alaska State Archives has made it easy to access the digitized documents. Read the full article posted at www.youralaskalink.com to learn more and click on link for each of the digitized census books in PDF format.


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08 September 2011
Dr. Eternity - Frontier Medical Institute Revisited
A few years ago I wrote about my visit to the Frontier Medical Institute (now Grossman Wellness Center) to have my biological age checked. Dr. Grossman's comment about my work on frequency medicine is that it is beyond anything in his book, Fantastic Voyage: Live Long Enough to Live Forever. I get a physical every five years whether I need it or not and will be back there to see if I got younger sometime soon. A great article on Terry's clinic appeared in the Denver Westwood magazine (see below).
In 2010, Ray Kurzweil and Terry Grossman published a new book, Transcend: Nine Steps to Living Well Forever. This is helpful in framing your own longevity program and strongly recommended.
For a systematic analysis of the science behind life extension, read Aubrey de Gray's book on Ending Aging: The Rejuvenation Breakthrough. The Frequency Foundation has already developed several frequency strategies addresses his key targets for life extension.
Doctor Eternity
If Terry Grossman lives forever, he wants you to be there to see it.
By Joel Warner
Westword, June 12, 2008
My quest for eternal life begins at 8 a.m. in a place called the Grossman Wellness Center, with ten vials of blood and a bottle of what tastes like Sunny Delight.
From the outside, the sleek building in Lakewood looks nothing like a medical office. But the high-tech location makes sense: Inside, I'm being poked and prodded and wired up and calibrated and deconstructed and reconstructed like a very complicated machine.
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4Life Transfer Factor in Physician's Desk Reference
4Life Transfer Factor Plus is always recommended for use in combination with frequency work as it significantly enhances the immune system and doubles the effectiveness of frequencies. For those with autoimmune disorders regular Transfer Factor is recommended. It is very rare for a supplement to be in the Physicians Desk Reference used by every practicing physician. This is because it works, it's patented, there are clinical trials, and so forth. Click here if you need some. My spouse hates pills but loves Riovida, a juice with regular transfer factor in it.
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4Life Transfer Factor Tri-Factor Formula combines proprietary transfer factors and NanoFactor® molecules extracted from bovine colostrum and chicken egg yolk sources. These molecules contain antigen information which educates, enhances, and helps maintain immune system balance.
Transfer factors are molecules that communicate antigenic immunological information intercellularly and from a donor to a recipient. They support immune function through cell mediated immunity. Transfers factors, which carry antigen specific information to which all tested immune cells respond, are produced by mononuclear cells and serve to support and improve immune function through cell mediated pathways. Mammalian transfer factors, including those of humans are small molecules between 3,500 and 10,000 daltons.[1, 2] Transfer factors are polypeptides that consist of 40 to 44 amino acids [3] and have a conserved region and a variable region. From a molecular biological standpoint, these two properties are analogous to antibodies, however transfer factors' functions of cell mediated immunity (CMI) and non-specific immunological activity differ almost completely from the functions of antibodies. The molecules that have a molecular weight of less than 3,500 daltons modulate immune response but they do not transfer delayed-type hypersensitivity (DTH).[1]
4Life's transfer factors are sourced from the ultra-filtration of colostrum and from egg yolks.[4, 5] The molecules obtained from the spray dried ultra-filtrate of bovine colostrum are of two classes; the transfer factors present in the ultra-filtrate of ≤10,000 daltons and the nanofraction molecules that are present in the nano-filtrate of ≤ 3,500 daltons.
Transfer factors were first discovered in 1949 by H. Sherwood Lawrence when he demonstrated that CMI could be transferred from one individual to another by way of low molecular weight extracts of white blood cells. Transfer factors could transfer DTH of a specific form from a skin test positive individual to a skin test negative individual who subsequent to the transfer would skin test positive for that antigen.[6] In a subsequent study in 1955 he demonstrated that DTH could be passed serially, first from a skin test positive individual to a test negative individual, who became test positive, then 6 months later from the second individual to another test negative individual who became test positive.[7] At the time antibodies were the focus of immune research and little was known of the importance of DTH and of the involvement of T-cells in immune response. Transfer factors promote wellness via cell mediated immunity. These compounds are components of colostrum, an infant's first meal. They bridge the generational gap by passing cell mediated immunity from mother to infant.
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DEWA stands for Dynamic Ecosystem of the World Alliance and is the world's first social network based on nations. It divides its members up in countries, where they originally from.
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DewaNations is a very unique social network. On DewaNations, you can become the president, vice president, governor, mayor or just simply an average citizen.
With DewaNations App, you will learn about different cultures, enjoy viewing great destinations and listen to local music right there from your device.
Browse and share on our sophisticated sectors of categories (Instant Articles). Share your unique local street food pics to other people in the world.
Are you on social network? Have you noticed that most people have a friends list full of people all from the same country? Take a look at other social network apps out there. There is no feature to encourage people from different countries to connect with each other.
How would you like a social network app that connects you with people that have the same hobbies, enjoys the same food, likes the same music and has the same passions and ambitions as you. One of the goals of this app is to connect people from different nations easily. You just simply visit their country, their states and then their hometown.
DewaNations is a virtual world where people from different countries and nations come together online to search for new friends, long lost friends or families. Know about different cultures, heritages and enjoy learning while viewing great destinations and listen to local music.
DewaNations will be run by men and woman from different nations that are seen as leaders. It divides its members up in countries, where they are originally from (their nationality). There will be positions to compete for, such as president, vice president, governor, mayor and other Government officials as they will rule and develop their country.
How would you like a friends list that is more colourful with real friends from every nation? Next time you visit China you know you will have a friend there. Be one of the first to join what will be an amazing new trend on social network.
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DewaNations App for Android and BlackBerry OS 10.3 is now available on Google Play Store. With both casual and high-tech user interface (UI) style, DewaNations will be running on web-based and also iOS and will be available to download from Apple Store soon! You can also download DewaNations App for Android from this landing page now! Please click on the Google Play Store button below.


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Your Views for May 16
Bad idea
I agree wholeheartedly with the comments of professor Stephen Worchel (published May 5) with regard to the proposed "international" flying school. The proposal, for which the University of Hawaii at Hilo was allocated $100,000 was, to put in gently, "stupid." It is stupid when there are other far more important needs of the university. To name one: the College of Pharmacy is in danger of losing its accreditation since it does not have a building but is rather spread across many locations on the campus with students acting as nomads shuttled from building to building.
The state saw fit to not allocate the funds to provide the needed building but did find funds to start a program that is not needed and has, in any case, a dubious rationale. For example, it is not clear if the program would train foreign students to return to their countries and find aviation jobs, or will the focus be to train students (largely American, I would think) to operate in foreign environments. These are quite different goals requiring different structures and faculty.
Another issue is the demand for such a program, assuming that the university here was competent to carry it out. There are at least a hundred colleges and universities on the mainland that have such a program, 11 on the West Coast from Alaska down to California. The characteristic of all of these programs, which provide a bachelor's degree in an aviation related subject in addition to flight training, is strong engineering and/or business schools. UHH has neither. The full list of colleges and universities that provide such training is at: http://flighttraining.aopa.org/learntofly/school/aviation_colleges/.
Professor Worchel touched on the issue of increased levels of noise. This is a serious problem since the approach ends of the two runways most in use (8 and 3) come directly over residential, hotel and private buildings. The program so briefly described would require not only additional single engine aircraft, but also multi-engine and even jet planes. In order to be financially viable, the aircraft would be in almost constant use, thus increasing the noise level significantly to an intolerable level.
I am not some aviation hating person, but rather an academic as well as a pilot and a certified flight instructor. I even keep a small plane parked at the airport. But, the development of a strong university in Hilo is much more important than mounting an incredibly expensive and unneeded program. UHH can have a bright future, but only if it devotes its energies to supporting and shoring up the few excellent programs that it does have and not go off chasing will-of-the wisps no matter how sexy.
Dan Landis
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Recap: 'American Idol' Top 8 Results
Hello, Eastern Time Zone. I am in you.
It's Passover Season, which must mean that I'm temporarily on the Right Coast, with my family watching hockey in the other room as I attempt to concentrate on which "American Idol" singer the voters decided to send home.
As I mentioned last night, I sense that we're getting very close to Judges' Save time on "American Idol." I think the number of contestants who could be voted out tonight without being saved by the judges is relatively small.
Let's find out...
8:00 p.m. ET. Phillip Phillips isn't going home. I feel like I haven't used him for a Thursday recap for a few weeks. So he's tonight's spoiler-free image.
8:01 p.m. Shout. Shout. Let it all out.
8:01 p.m. Is that Matt Rogers in the audience? Or just some other "American Idol" contestants who looks like he may once have appeared in the Rose Bowl?
8:03 p.m. Elise Testone is really getting into the '80s Week theme with that headband.
8:03 p.m. Joshua is sick. He feels light-headed and when he stands up, he fears he may pass out. Yikes. Can't we just reassure Joshua Ledet that he isn't going home and send him back to the mansion? Seriously. He's safe. Why torture him.
8:04 p.m. I've never heard of The Wanted. I have heard of Kellie Pickler. That probably makes me a bad person.
8:05 p.m. Ryan Seacrest teases the debut of Jennifer Lopez's new video, "Dance Again" by teasing J-Lo about her "chemistry" with one particular dancer. The video is a little sexy, but a lot weird. I mean... Lots of cleavage. And I like that. But it's mostly upside-down cleavage and that's disorienting. Oh and towards the end, people keep grabbing J-Lo's rear end. And she's been painted several metallic colors. I believe that we can all agree that as a singer, Jennifer Lopez is a very sexy woman.
8:08 p.m. To be continued?!?!? With WHAT?
8:11 p.m. This week's Ford Commercial is set to "Alright." They spent some quality time on the New York street on the FOX lot. I'm looking for Nolita from "Kitchen Confidential."
8:12 p.m. Hollie is looking really glum. Is she sensing that she's the singer LEAST likely to get Saved if she's eliminated? Or am I the only one sensing that?
8:13 p.m. We're doing our results by Duets tonight. Jessica Sanchez and Joshua Ledet, who dueted very sweetly last night, are up first. Joshua is, at least thus far, remaining on his feet successfully. Jimmy thinks that Joshua is becoming increasingly confident and he gives him all 10s. "Jessica came on last night and did what Jessica does," Jimmy says, but he actually means that as a negative, since he wants to see Jessica choose bigger songs. Jimmy suggests that it's a competition between Jessica and Joshua and Joshua won last night. "There weren't a lot of songs that really fit my voice in the '80s," Jessica explains. That's her way of saying, "I don't have a clue what songs existed in the '80s and I didn't bother to research." Because... um... Jessica can sing and there were songs in the '80s that rewarded people who could sing.
8:16 p.m. Joshua and Jessica are both safe. Duh-doy.
8:20 p.m. So this is The Wanted. And this song is called "Glad You Came." Oh. Wait. I have heard this song before. But never with this much fog. And with so many strangely attired dancers. Why do the dancers have red-and-black flannels around their waists? And why didn't somebody suggest that the "Idol" singers didn't need to be sitting on the stage for all of this. They're much too much a part of this performance. Awkwardly. I should check to see what's up in the hockey game.
8:24 p.m. The men of The Wanted are hugging everybody in sight. Now I know how they got to be so popular. Hugging. J-Lo appears to be a fan.
8:28 p.m. Our next duet pair facing judgement is Skylar Laine & Colton Dixon. Skylar had the night's stand-out solo with "Wind Beneath My Wings," but you'll recall that I thought Colton's contribution to their duet was just dreadful. Skylar proved to Jimmy that she's a power singer, suggesting that she went from the bottom right to the top. Jimmy thought Colton was good, but not great on Wednesday.
8:31 p.m. Gee, Colton. That's a VERY prominent cross.
8:31 p.m. Without any results for the previous pair, Hollie Cavanagh & DeAndre Brackensick are brought down for their evaluations. "Last night wasn't even a great high school performance," Jimmy says of Hollie, expecting her to return to the Bottom Three. Yay. Jimmy thinks DeAndre isn't growing and he derides the judges for raving about him. Jimmy also correctly notes that it would be up to J-Lo to save DeAndre if he's rejected by America. The judges stand by their raves for DeAndre.
8:34 p.m. DeAndre and Hollie are both totally cool with being compared negatively to other contestants. Or so they say. DeAndre is in the Bottom Three. A young woman who can pretty much only be DeAndre's sister is very emotional. Colton and his cross are safe. Skylar and Hollie are roomies and besties. But only Skylar is safe. Hollie's also in the Bottom Three. So far, so good, America.
8:40 p.m. Ah, Kellie Pickler. I'm not sure that any "Idol" singer has evolved more impressively since their "Idol" career ended. Yes, Jennifer Hudson became an Oscar-winning actress, which was unexpected, but everybody knew she was prodigiously talented. Kellie, on the other hand, was a vocally rusty Carrie Underwood wannabe on "American Idol." Since then, she's become a perfectly respectable country chanteuse with very impressive stage confidence. She's not great, but she's managed her skills in a way that I genuinely respect.
8:47 p.m. Oh right. We haven't covered all of the duets. Elise Testone & Phil-Phil come on down. Jimmy thought Wednesday was Phil-Phil's worst performance of the season and he worries that Phil-Phil may be standing still. Jimmy says that Elise choked and that she may fall from the top to the bottom. Elise says she was feeling the performance, but maybe it wasn't the best performance for a competition. And Phil-Phil is just trying to be himself. Yes. We've heard that before, Phil-Phi.
8:50 p.m. The last person in our Bottom Three is... Elise Testone, meaning I predicted the full Bottom Three. No. I'm not claiming that was all that impressive a prediction.
8:51 p.m. Before going to commercial, Ryan sends Hollie to safety.
8:54 p.m. Steven Tyler doesn't think America got the Bottom Two right. J-Lo and Randy agree that America got the Bottom Two half-right. Harsh.
8:55 p.m. The fewest votes went to... DeAndre Brackensick. "Wow," Randy Jackson says. Are the judges really going to waste their Save on DeAndre? That would be ridiculous, but I can imagine J-Lo threatening to hold her breath until she gets her way.
8:57 p.m. Please send DeAndre home, judges?
8:58 p.m. "This is as tough as it gets," Ryan says. The crowd wants DeAndre saved. They don't get to choose.
8:58 p.m. J-Lo tells DeAndre is an amazing performer and he's going to share a lot with the world. J-Lo makes it clear that she voted to Save, but the other two judges did not. That means that DeAndre Brackensick is heading home. Interesting that J-Lo didn't get her way. I wonder if there'll be blowback for that down the road.
9:00 p.m. I'm OK with that as a result. Some people will be very OK with that result. Other people will be sad. And that's why "American Idol" is fun.
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It does have built-in WiFi but you'll need an access point to be connected to. Did you get it at 188 or Golden?
yes US version, coz i checked again it says 2.0U.
so i have to update the firmware to 2.2, before i play backup games? hmm, need to find a wifi to do that coz i dun have wifi at home. oh btw, if i bring to my office, but no wifi, just USB Modem, can i hooked up to my wii? does the wii has built-in Wifi? sorry for asking coz i just got my wii. thanks.
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If you are ABSOLUTELY sure its US version (double check your serial number) then you can update the console to version 2.1 with USA VERSION ONLY Super Paper Mario. Personally I'd try to get it online to be safe. I don't think any USA games with update version 2.2 exist yet.Originally Posted by uniquexme
i got it from Golden at Sham Shui Pou, coz i asked around my frenz, they said its gamers' heaven. keke. i oso went to Mong kok PC center, and a building just behind KWS. price roughly the same lor. haha..... BUT 1 very wierd thing is that they are all saying that there is no Genuine Wii, only "water" ones. keke....
now i understand, USA version only 2.1U is the latest, but i dun think i will upgrade it, since i will have to bring my wii to somewhere with wifi. haha... oh yah, can some1 enlighten me why is that playing downloaded games w/o updating firmware will cause damage to the console??
m having hard time downloading wii games, since they are 4GB, and u know lah, Malaysia broadband sucks, super slow. we only have 1MB, while in HK, and other area, already 10-100MB rite? hmm. i think i will go grab some "ahem" ones. haha, really can't wait, coz so tired after playing Wii Sports.
oh, just want to say thanks to everyone here who help me out. have a nice Wii Day!!!!!!!!
Your Manglish is quite strong, most people on this board might not understand I'm used to it because I have alot of friends in Singapore.
2.2U is actually the latest firmware available, but only online. 2.1U is the latest you can get from a game which is super paper mario
If you buy any "very low priced" games DONT let them update your system. Try to find some place with internet you can borrow to get the 2.2U firmware
keke, yes, i m chinese, haha, so we are used to this Manglish stuffs. haha... ok noted bro, i will try to get a wifi to update, i think i will bring it to my wife shop since she got wifi there. noted on the "free" game oso. thanks. but my bitcomet wii games are not moving at all. damn.Originally Posted by ciper
You should consider switching to Utorrent. The program is only 172KB and doesnt need to install, only a single file! It uses a lot less memory than most clients and supports all the features. The only one missing that Bitcomet has is the preview while downloading optionOriginally Posted by uniquexme
If you want I have a list of trackers you could add to your download that should help. Do you have DHT turned on and is your port forwarded?
i m now trying on the Utorrent. sorry ciper, i have little knowledge on this torrent thing. i m now downloading both bitcomet and utorrent, see which is faster. i checked on my bitcomet, yes DHT is turned onOriginally Posted by ciper
guys, i have reconfirmed that my Wii is USA coz my serial no. starts with LU.
i went to grab 2 "cheap" Wii USA games, Cooking Mama (for my wife), and Farcry Vengeance. Back home, put in Cooking Mama, it says initialing update, so i immediately eject the disk. Then i tried Farcry Vengenace, saw the game, but when i click on it, it says unable to read the disk. Thus both game cannot be played. Can i check with you guys, how come at the Wii main menu, "cheap" games dun have game icons appeared? wat shd i do now? will online update help me play these games? i was worried that i might be conned, can it be that there is no modchip within? But from the receipt given at HK, it says WiiIC @ HKD80. I really have doubt with this modchip.
at the place i bought those games yesterday, i saw Wii on display, asked them about price and modchip. But its an old guy, think in his 60s, he said that his Japanese Wii is able to display English menu???!!! is this really true? i might bash myself if it can be done, coz i spent USD120 more just for it to display English! damn.........
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i dont think you can change the startup video to what ever you want, that being said you can modify its color (mine is blu) and remove things like the M$ logo and TMs. Or completely remove the whole video and jump right to the loading logo.
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The article failed to emphasize the importance of Amtrak's 15 long-distance national system trains, which in the fiscal year just ended on Sept. 30 carried over 4.7 million passengers. Many of these passengers traveled to or from small communities across the country that have no other public transportation options. Those members of Congress who want to end federal support for long-distance trains offer no alternative travel choices for passengers who would be displaced, especially the elderly, who either can't or won't drive or fly long distances.
Buffalo is fortunate to be served by the daily Lake Shore Limited (one of Amtrak's 15 long-distance trains), which connects New York and Boston with Chicago. This train carried almost 400,000 passengers over the past year between the 25 communities it serves. The second most popular city pair on this route is the 530-mile trip between Buffalo and Chicago, though many Western New Yorkers also use this train to reach smaller cities to the west. Buffalo-area travelers can also take advantage of Amtrak's three other daily trains that serve many cities across the state en route to New York City.
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Don Ray's oil paintings are the result of intensive study of the marine environment. His methods of research include diving with them in their habitat. Don strives to achieve a balance between artistic expression and realistic interpretations of life and light underwater. His art has graced many magazines/catalogs such as Field & Stream, Outdoor Life, Marlin, Game Fish (France), Cabela's, Penn Reels, Saltwater Sportsman Magazine "Offshore" and "Inshore" salt water fishing books, and IGFA World Records Books. Don is a member of Society of Animal Artists and has received the Society's "Award of Excellence".
Jeremy Sinkus
Glass Artist, Diver, Conservationist
Born in Worcester Massachusetts, Jeremy Sinkus was in the arts and in the ocean at an early age. When Jeremy started flame working glass in 2003 he found another ocean, an ocean of possibilities. With life long experience as a fisherman and scuba diver he naturally flowed aquatic with his glass designs. For Jeremy, glass is the perfect medium to create sea life while reflecting the fragility of the oceans delicate eco-systems and marine animals. "You love what you think is beautiful, and what you love you protect". This is the way Jeremy feels he can help connect the hearts of people to the ocean with hopes of growing conservation efforts with his art.
Ben Hicks
Photographer, Conservationist
Ben has journeyed to exotic locales spanning the globe to compose a diverse collection of fine-art photography that captures the majestic beauty of the natural world. He strives to portray the familiar in extraordinary ways and sometimes takes big risks to capture big waves or precarious animal encounters. His work has been featured in National Geographic, WWF, National Parks Magazine, Sports Illustrated, Surfing Magazine, and more. He is focused on using his photography to communicate the importance of conserving the world's oceans and follows key species, such as sea turtle, that serve as important indicators of the health of the world's marine and coastal ecosystems. Ben strives to serve the global community by using his art to inspire others to value conservation and preservation so that we can work towards a more sustainable future.
Manny Puig
Sculptor, Metal Artist
Manny Puig is a well known outdoorsman, entertainer, and hunting guide, but has been gaining increasing fame for his distinctive artwork. He is inspired by the wildlife that he works with and has a photographic memory for the detail in each of his subjects. He is known for his high-end, very realistic bronze sculptures of fish, sharks, and alligators. He also hand carves primitive weapons and shark tooth necklaces out of stainless steel -- each one individually designed, crafted, and signed, using specialized tools.
Randall Scott
Marine Artist, Painter
Randy grew up in Escondido, CA, and began painting sharks and whales as a child. He was taught various techniques by his father and was inspired by Cousteau and Sea Hunt. Randy earned an Associate in Arts degree, and his first major dive painting was "Calico Bass" which appeared on the cover of California Angler. His goal is to give people an opportunity to experience ocean life as it really is, as if going down with a mask. He's also developed a sub-genre of dive art dedicated to sunken WWII bombers.
Carlos Barbón
Watercolor Artist, Art Director
Carlos Barbón is an art director in the catalog industry working with major clients such as the Sports Authority and Macy's. Barbón now turns to spearfishing watercolors, his life-long passion, capturing the lifestyle and comradery found in the spearfishing world. His favorite medium is watercolors and graphite "because they lend themselves beautifully to ocean themes and the tropics". Carlos Barbón graduated from Florida State University with a BA degree in art and a minor art history. Barbón is a member of the South Florida Free Divers and the Florida Watercolor Society.
Pascal Lecocq
Painter of Blue, Surrealist
Pascal has been exhibiting his work across US and Europe for the last thirty years, and his paintings can be found in galleries and private collections around the world. He has become famous for his images of divers in surreal situations enveloped in remarkable blue vistas. Pascal's characters evolve in their natural but surrealistic environment in which the spectators dive-- be it a diver "bullfighting" a great white shark, a group of divers playing leapfrog, or even ballroom dancing. The work of Pascal reflects his humor, poetry, dreams and imagination. Pascal is a graduate of the University in Paris with a doctorate in Art. His work is extremely personal and his matter is smooth, bright and delicate.
Jose Debasa
UW Photographer, Freediver
Jose has an unbridled passion for photography. This passion grew during his teen years, photographing wildlife in the Everglades and prominent landmarks around South Florida. Many times he wandered into the swamp in search of the perfect close up of an alligator, snake, wood stork, or other native species of Florida. Soon enough his passion for the ocean led him to take the camera underwater. Jose is an avid freediver and captures shots on a single breath of air. Jose has been published in numerous publications and has worked with many leading companies in the watersports industry; apparel companies, fishing and dive charters, to help promote their venture.
K.C. Scott
Marine Artist, Painter
K.C. is an award winning artist who has a true passion for lakes and oceans and all its life. Starting his career as a golf professional, he then turned to art. He not only catches and studies these fish, but he also gets in the water and photographs them in their natural environment. His work is known for being very lifelike and has been featured in many of the major fishing publications.
Steve Ozment
Local Artist, Painter, Diver
Steve is a local artist who was born in Boston, Massachusetts, and moved to Florida at one year old. He attended Ft. Lauderdale High School and Broward Community College. He specialized in marine art, both fish and reef scenes, and he works with acrylic, oil, and pencil. He exhibits regularly at the Sailfish Marina outdoor show and has designed the artwork for many fishing tournaments. He enjoys fishing, diving, photography, cycling, and painting.
Craig Lavin
Inlay Artist, Marine Biologist
Craig began creating marine life inlays in 1999. With a background in marine biology, living reef husbandry, sea turtle ecology, and scuba, he is a self trained artist beginning his career in inlay after prior time spent as an aquarist for a local science museum, and as a high school marine biology teacher. Drawing on his passion for marine life as well as the inlay art form in general, he has become one of the foremost inlay artists working, having produced museum quality collectible pieces for CF Martin guitars, Kamaka Ukulele, numerous hand build luthiers, as well as high end international private collectors, Vantage Automotive (Rolls Royce custom shop), rock stars, and other respected luthiers and guitar companies/collectors from all over the world.
Jason Mathias
Marine Artist, Painter, Muralist
As a child, Jason's two favorite pastimes were drawing and fishing, and it wasn't long before he started combining the two. Jason was accepted into The Ringling School of Art & Design where he majored in Illustration. While there, he began taking underwater video footage to use as reference material for his growing portfolio of realistic marine life paintings. As a student, he launched his career creating murals and commissioned artwork and also freelanced illustrations for Mote Marine Laboratories. Shortly after graduation, Jason was the premier featured artist at IGFA. Jason had also been featured artist numerous times and made several print signing appearances. Jason's current fine art compositions in oils, acrylics and watercolors are drawn from the extensive underwater digital video he took while diving off Florida and Cayman Islands.
Craig Dietrich
UW Photographer, Teacher
Craig Dietrich found his passion for photography in high school, eventually joining the U.S. Navy and serving as a Naval Photographer. Rejoining civilian life, he joined his two loves of photography and scuba diving and embarked on a career in underwater photography. Craig's award winning work is on display at two hotels. He's had articles in several industry publications, and contributes to a monthly blog in Scuba Diving Magazine. Craig teaches all levels of undewater photography for Force-E.
Mary Sayre
Painter, Diver, Sailor
Mary Sayre's Art is clearly inspired by water and nature, a Master scuba diver and sailor, her inspiration comes in many forms from diving on a reef in Mexico to watching the waves break on the bow of her schooner. Mary's love of painting started as a young girl and gave way to a career in glass and design. Her mediums include oils and acrylic on natural marble -- an innovative and original art form that combines natural marble and painted imagery. Mary shares the beautiful and mysterious world found beneath the waves in many of her paintings. Her work is exhibited in shows and galleries locally and nationally.
Chris Gillette
UW Photographer, TV GatorBoy
Chris Gillette Chris has had a passion for animals, especially toothy ones, since a young age. Aside from being a devoted photographer, Chris's passion has also fueled a career as an entertainer, television personality, and a researcher with a degree in Environmental Studies from FIU. His work has taken him to the jungles of the Peruvian Amazon, the Costa Rican rainforests, the Banco Chinchorro atoll in Mexico, and across the United States. Chris's unique skills allow him to bring the camera lens close to oceanic pelagics, swamp creatures, and more. His photos have been featured in numerous magazines, books, and art displays.
Alan Feldmesser
Oil Painter, Marine Artist, Diver
Alan studied art at Syracuse University and interned with world renowned portrait artist, RW Cowan. Alan has taught drawing at the Dreyfoos School of the Arts and at American Heritage HS. When he discovered the world of scuba, the weightlessness, the quiet, the way light refracted on things, the interactions with certain species became life changing. He is a Signature Member of the Society of Animal Artists and a member of the Ocean Artists Society, founded by Wyland and Guy Harvey. He teaches privately, dives as much as possible, and takes his inspiration from the ocean to the studio.
Jessica Cecil
Marine Artist, Keys Native
Jessica is a local artist living in Key Largo. Born and raised in the Florida Keys, her artwork is full of local color and marine-life inspiration. Her pieces are influenced by her love of the ocean, her educational background in marine biology, and her desire to recreate the beauty she sees every day in the Keys. She typically paints with acrylics on canvas. Jessica has her own personal style with vibrant colors and thick, bold outlines and is quickly becoming a recognized artist.


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Shoot for the Cure Sporting Clays Event is this Saturday in Arizona
Fun shoot starts at 10 a.m., registered tournament check-in begins at 11 a.m.
A 25-target sporting clays "fun shoot" will be held starting at 10 a.m. It is open to shooters of all abilities. No experience is necessary – experienced shooters will coach you. Cost is $25 and includes shotgun rental and shells.
The fun shoot will be followed by a 100-target NSCA registered tournament, with registration starting at 11 a.m. Cost is $100 and includes shells and NSCA/ASCA fees for registered shooters.
Registration fees will be payable by cash or check only. Net proceeds from participant registrations will go to the Phoenix affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure.
The Ben Avery Clay Target Center is located at 5060 W. Skeet St. in Phoenix. Take I-17 to the Carefree Highway exit and go west 1.5 miles on Carefree Highway. Turn right at the stoplight (Game and Fish headquarters is on the corner) and follow the signs to the Clay Target Center.
For more information, including an event flyer and a registration form for the registered shoot, visit www.azgfd.gov/ctc and click on "upcoming events."
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Definitely a great way of having some shooting fun and doing something for a great cancer project. Kudos to the Ben Avery Clay Busters and their efforts to help others.


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Great Wolf Lodge Sandusky Oh, Sandusky
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 271 smoke-free guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Lazy river and 5 indoor pools
- Free water park
- Breakfast available
- Fitness center
- 4 meeting rooms
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Arcade/game room
- Lobby fireplace
Feel at home
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Children's pool
- Rollaway/extra beds (free)
- Sofa bed
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
What's around
- Sandusky Mall (0.5 mi / 0.9 km)
- Keys Golf Course (2 mi / 3.3 km)
- Rain Water Park Complex (2.7 mi / 4.4 km)
- Sandusky Speedway (2.9 mi / 4.7 km)
- Osborn Recreation Area (2.9 mi / 4.7 km)
- Cleveland, OH (CLE-Hopkins Intl.) 51-min drive; 50.6 miles/81.4 km
- Sandusky Station 9-min drive; 3.8 miles/6.1 km
- Free self parking
Great Wolf Lodge Sandusky Oh, Sandusky
Hotel Info: 01 65 69 441from €172
- Kid Cabin Suite, Accessible
- Kid Cabin Suite
- Family Suite, Fireplace
- Family Suite
- Wolf Den Suite
- Whirlpool Fireplace Suite, Jetted Tub
- Royal Bear Suite, Accessible
- Loft King Fireplace Suite, Fireplace
- Queen Suite
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 271 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- Check-in time 4 PM-midnight
- Check-out time is 11 AM
- Express check-out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 21
Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
- Resort fee included
Nearby Three Star Sandusky hotels
In the hotel
- Full breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Number of indoor pools - 5
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Fitness facilities
- Number of spa tubs - 2
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Free water park access
- Children's pool
- Waterslide
- Lazy river
- Arcade/game room
- Number of meeting rooms - 4
- Conference space
- One meeting room
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Year Built 2001
- Elevator/lift
- ATM/banking
- Fireplace in lobby
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Sofa bed
- Balcony or patio
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 27-inch TV
- Cable TV channels
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
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DiningGitchigoomie Bar & Grill - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available. Open daily.
Hungry as a Wolf - This cafe specializes in pizza and serves lunch and dinner. Open daily.
Buckets Craveables - Overlooking the pool, this cafe specializes in American cuisine and serves lunch and dinner. A children's menu is available. Open daily.
Dunkin Donuts - This coffee shop serves breakfast and lunch. Open daily.
Bear Paw - This cafe specializes in American cuisine and serves light fare only. Open daily.
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This property charges a deposit of 1 night plus tax after booking. The remaining balance is due upon arrival. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
Children under 17 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool, health club, fitness facility, or spa tub without adult supervision.
Mandatory fees
The charges below are included in the total price displayed:
- Resort fee
Resort fee inclusions:
- Fitness center access
- Internet access (may be limited)
- Newspaper
- In-room bottled water
- Parking
Inclusions may be listed elsewhere on the page as free or for a surcharge.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
Breakfast costs between USD $3 and USD $25 per person (approximately)
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
Excellent 4.1 /5 from 332 reviews
For Family Travel Great Wolf Lodge is a Winner! Great Water Park and Entertainment for kids of ALL ages. Perhaps the Pool/Hot Tubs could be expanded to the outside pool and open past 8 pm. Otherwise all was Great!
The staff was nice but the room was quite basic with almost no amenities. We stayed here for the kids -- they loved the log cabin, the bunk beds, and the water park. I was impressed with the professionalism of the lifeguard staff in the water park -- despite the chaos, they had their eyes on everything. We never ate in the restaurant -- it had limited choices and seemed very overpriced.
Nice place to stay, but it is definitely geared for families with younger children. Older kids will be bored with the water park very quickly and not even interested in the other lodge attractions. My only complaint is how noisy is a place it is. All of the electronic attractions (that are accessible with a purchasable "magic wand"), the waterpark and the animatronics are VERY loud and can be heard from inside our room.
Great place for kids. And the staff and management's attention to details made our stay even better. Staff seemed happy and it showed on how they treated guests - friendly and welcoming.
Old hotel. Wouldn't put my feet on the carpet if I could avoid it. Otherwise, things seemed clean enough. Great atmosphere for young children. Lots of activities.
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Raki bug is still in Ar tonelico II which includes the copies that just came out. But that bug is easily missable. The text translation errors however are not missable and are still there as well. NISA would have to rebuild the game from scratch to fix it.
Frelia didn't wear that armor in Ar tonelico II even though she administers the 2nd Tower.
Also Tatsumi saying boo as like a disappointment statement should be familiar to Ar tonelico fans and to who he really is. Not saying who but anyone who has played the series can figure it out.
I was talking about Shurelia in AT(1) wearing similar armor, not Frelia in AT(2).
I think that Shurelia also had that armor as one of her costumes from Cross-Edge.
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April Kay Smith, 38, a kindergarten teacher in the Germantown School District, was issued a disorderly conduct citation for tearing up and stomping on several signs on July 9 at the Jefferson County Republican Party booth after the fair had shut down for the night, according to a Jefferson County Sheriff's Department report obtained by Wisconsin Reporter.
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There is a way to unbrick LG Optimus One. LG Android Phones
First disable all LGE modems under modems from windows device manager..
Make sure you have LG united mobile drivers installed.. Or just Google for it..
Charge your LG Optimus One before proceeding even if the backlight is always on..
Things required:
Kdz updater:
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Stock rom:
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USB cable, Windows PC with administrator account..
Then press and hold both the back(return) button and the volume up button and simultaneously connect the USB cable..
The LG Optimus One should light up and say Emergency mode!! in a green background.. If it goes to emergency mode, it can be fixed… Even at your home…
Then decompress the 7z, install msxml.msi from the uncompressed directory and run KDZ_FW_UPD.exe (With administrator rights by right clicking and selecting run as administrator).
Select Type : 3GQCT and PhoneMode: DIAG, select the kdz file and flash the stock ROM… It would take about 15 minutes.. If the kdz updater crashes, change compatibility mode or restart the computer and phone or do something till it works (Retry retry retry)… LG Phone Problem and Solution
Follow any one choice:
Choice 1:
If you want your LG Optimus One to have all the data before you bricked it, just disconnect the usb when the phone shows the charge screen as if you are charging the phone while it is switched off.. (This was discovered accidentally by me so try it at your own risk) After disconnecting try to power on the normal way and it should work and the phone should be like it was never bricked.. If it doesn't boot retry flashing from the start.. If it starts and all your data is restored root it, install titanium backup and backup all your apps and data and save the contents of sdcard\titaniumbackup to your pc.. Then copy all you want in your sdcard to your pc.. Then redo all the steps without disconnecting till the kdz flasher says FINISHED.. This is because if you disconnect the usb in the middle, only half the rom would be installed which is unstable.. After installing the full rom, root it, and install titanium backup and copy all the copied content back to sdcard\titaniumbackup and restore them using titanium backup.. That's it..
Choice 2:
If you do not want the data and if you need to do a risk-free unbrick, then flash with the kdz updater and wait till it says FINISHED.. That's it.. LG-Optimus info
Now that you know how to unbrick LG Optimus One, try installing what bricked your LG Optimus One again but in the correct way… good luck and hope this is of some help to you.
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