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New videos to be shown at February event in San Francisco.
According to a couple of Tweets from community manager Sam Van Tilburgh, Lionhead is ready to give the world its first good look at Fable 3 at a San Francisco event next month (via VG247).
"I'm writing storyboard summaries for two new #Fable3 videos @LionheadStudios," the first Tweet read, followed by one reading, "videos are to come out when we show #Fable3 for the 1st time at an event next month in SF."
Van Tilburgh didn't mention which event it would be, but possibilities include the D.I.C.E. Summit in San Francisco on February 17, or Gamefest on February 10... although that takes place in Seattle, so maybe not. Then again Lionhead might just have their own event planned for Fable 3 next month, so we'll see.
Fable 3 -- which was previously confirmed to include Natal functionality -- is planned for release along with Natal during winter, 2010.
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Announcement......Posted: Apr 23, 2010 12:00AM PST by SPARTAN0040
JACK OF BLADES! .....thank you for your time...that is all
suggestionPosted: Jan 27, 2010 12:00AM PST by thecripp20
I think that you could have duel short swords and more new weapons and when you are evil yuo should look like a real demon in Fable 3
Don't Know What Everyone's Hatin' Over...Posted: Jan 16, 2010 12:00AM PST by Zeus88
I just don't listen to what Sir Peter says about the game, therefore my heart isn't broken when I play the game. Despite finishing the main quest in 10 hours, I found Fable 2 to be fantastic! Also despite it being on the casual side (it's obviously not Oblivion) and unrefined glitchyness- the British humor (especially British humor) , great music scores, steller sotry, smooth combat engine, satisfactory character altercation and amazing atmosphere kept me coming back for more for the hours and hours of extra cirriculars. The Fable series is one of my favorites and I can't wait for the third installment.
If you haven't played the first two, you need to.
Son I am DissapointPosted: Jan 11, 2010 12:00AM PST by abrahamlincolnexp
I was a late adopter of the 360 and ended up picking up an elite which came boxed with Fable 2 and Halo 3. I found Fable 2 to be a bit of a dissapointment but soldiered through it for the achievements. The series is aimed at a very large casual base which I believe had a great deal to do with the watered down game play. I will not be purchasing Fable 3 though it may find its way onto my game fly.
Is Fable 3...Posted: Jan 10, 2010 12:00AM PST by Thanos_of_MW
... going to have "tacked on" Natal functionality? or is it being developed with it in mind? I liked Fable 2, but it was waaayyy... far from what Molyneux promised.
I'll wait for Molyneu's announcement promising that you can interact with each NPC like real life human beings using Natal, and divide by 10. That would give me a better idea of what to expect Still buying Fable 3, regardless of hype.
@ShinobeastPosted: Jan 10, 2010 12:00AM PST by Lazarius
Actually Boarderlands did not pull off what Fable II was trying to do. Fable was trying to do coop where another person joins your world that you molded throughout your singleplayer game. Thus giving a different experience depending on your friend's world. All Boarderlands did was throw 4 people into the same world to shoot stuff. I'm not saying Fable II succeded, but you can't compare the coop that was supposed to be to the coop of Boarderlands.
@QuakeLivePosted: Jan 10, 2010 12:00AM PST by ShadOwFace
Quote:<fable 2 didn't mange to do what they said fable 1 was supossed to be in the 1st place>
Thats because Fable 2 isnt fable one and it iddnt promise anything from the first it just promised more than the first..
on my side note: this sucks as I was hoping a PC version of 2 would come out.
Can I buy some magic beans, Peter?Posted: Jan 10, 2010 12:00AM PST by vinci
hmm... maybe Molyneux will release a statement along with the video(s) proclaiming that Fable 3 will feature the most game-changing technology the world has ever known... something so huge that no one that plays Fable 3 will EVER be the same... it will make 95% of gamers' hair turn white within the first 20 seconds of playing it, and it will be (wait for it) "THE GREATEST RPG EVER MADE!!!"...
...but then the curtain will be pulled back on the game's release date, and Fable 3 will actually just be based around a cheezy gimmick (aka - having a dog that knows how to do, like, all of two things).
I've been fooled twice, and though I may be a slow learner (fool me once - shame on you, fool me twice - shame on me), I will not fall for that man's boisterous delusional claims about Lionhead's current project anymore. That's not to say that I won't be playing Fable 3, mind you... the Fable games aren't bad by any stretch of the imagination... but I won't be expecting anything more than your standard action/rpg with a terrible map and some dry British humor.
Cross your fingers...Posted: Jan 09, 2010 12:00AM PST by NJDevils1214
Liked the first game but the second one lacked a lot. I hope they know what they are doing, I can't take another dissapointment like Fable II.
Electricb7, why so negative?Posted: Jan 09, 2010 12:00AM PST by WickedCobra03
I have always liked the Fable games, even the first. Sure, to most people it was a let down, but I had been following the since it was "Project Ego". I read up about it off and on until release, but then when I picked the game up, I was not all that disappointed as everyone else was...not sure why. And then Fable II came along and it was rather good. Sure, the whole choice thing was kind of clunky as far as you being good or bad...no real grey area, but otherwise the story was pretty alright. Oh, and Peter managed his expectations this time as well a lot better.
Come on nowPosted: Jan 09, 2010 12:00AM PST by Urza83
Fable 1 was over hyped. Also a blah game. It what just OK, not great. Fable 2 kinda improved on a good bit of the gameplay and other things. But was to short. I think they are rushing Fable 3 just for Natal. But I'll probably be a sucker and get it anyway.
Pumped for it.Posted: Jan 09, 2010 12:00AM PST by Hellslinger1
First was okay but I loved the second to death.
@SausageLozengePosted: Jan 09, 2010 12:00AM PST by SuperNormalGamer
Did that for the first Fable and Infamous. Tried doing it for Forced unleashed but game and story got me bored on my second go around.
I loved Fable 1 and 2.Posted: Jan 09, 2010 12:00AM PST by SamuraiTerry
Right after I finished beating Fable 2 as "Good" I played through it again as "Evil." Can't say I've ever done that with a game before.
Electricb7Posted: Jan 09, 2010 12:00AM PST by ViRtUa-ThEoRy
Wow, I'm impressed that you've played it already...
I'm not a fan of the Fable series myself but way to go man good for you!
actuallyPosted: Jan 09, 2010 12:00AM PST by Electricb7
the first was good. The second one did nothing for me. and I lol at the hype around the third.
lolPosted: Jan 09, 2010 12:00AM PST by Electricb7
Stupid game will sell millions


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The store, a nearly perennial Dallas Observer critics' pick as Best Video Store, didn't win this year. Blockbuster did. But even in the Blockbuster entry we praised Premiere for having the best, most eclectic selection; we also gave it "Best Place for a Cinephile With Loose Change." We said we love the place. It's just that there is only one Premiere and somewhere in the neighborhood of 135,000 Blockbusters in town. Convenience, we said, counts for something.
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A double boiler is a stovetop bain-marie, as is the makeshift (but effective) method of setting a heatproof bowl in a saucepan of simmering water. Water should simmer rather than boil and come to a level just below the pan or bowl that holds the food to be cooked. Aside from cooking, a bain-marie can be used to keep delicate sauces like hollandaise warm until you serve them.
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The Anthony Wayne Local School District understands the importance of providing a positive environment for our students. It is also understood that in order to do that we need to work to create schools that students feel are safe and bully-free. This is always a focus for the District and something that is taken very seriously. Throughout the month of September, each building has worked to educate the students on the negative impact of bullying and cyberbullying. This has been done through, classroom presentations, counseling lessons, and other activities. In order to continue to focus on the topic of anti-bullying, all three primary schools in the District were visited on September 28, by Jim "Basketball" Jones. He also presented for all families from the three primaries during the evening on September 28th at Monclova Primary. He was entertaining and engaging to the students and families while delivering a very important message.
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The hope of the District is that with the work that has been done this month and the focus on anti-bullying that will continue throughout the year that all students will recognize the importance of working together to provide a safe and bully-free environment.
Sanjay Jinka Named National Merit Scholar Semi-Finalist
Anthony Wayne High School senior, Sanjay Jinka has been named a National Merit Scholar semi-finalist.
Officials of National Merit Scholarship Corporation announced the names of approximately 16,000 semifinalists in the 62nd annual National Merit Scholarship Program. These academically talented high school seniors have an opportunity to continue in the competition for some 7,500 National Merit Scholarships worth about $33 million that will be offered next spring.
To be considered for a Merit Scholarship award, semifinalist must fulfill several requirements to advance to the finalist level of the competition. About 90 percent of the semifinalists are expected to attain finalist standing, and about half of the finalists will win a National Merit Scholarship, earning the Merit Scholar title.
About 1.6 million juniors in more than 22,000 high schools entered the 2017 National Merit Scholarship Program by taking the 2015 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship qualifying test which served as an initial screen of program entrants.
The nationwide pool of Semifinalists, representing less than one percent of U.S. high school seniors, includes the highest-scoring entrants in each state. The number of semifinalists in a state is proportional to the state's percentage of the national total of graduating seniors.
To become a Finalist, the Semifinalist and his or her high school must submit a detailed scholarship application, in which they provide information about the Semifinalist's academic record, participation in school and community activities, demonstrated leadership abilities, employment, and honors and awards received. A Semifinalist must have an outstanding academic record throughout high school, be endorsed and recommended by a high school official, write an essay, and earn SAT scores that confirm the student's earlier performance on the qualifying test.
From the approximately 16,000 semifinalists, about 15,000 are expected to advance to the finalist level, and in February they will be notified of this designation. All National Merit Scholarship winners will be selected from this group of finalists.
Merit Scholar designees are selected on the basis of their skills, accomplishments, and potential for success in rigorous college studies, without regard to gender, race, ethnic origin, or religious preference.
National Merit Scholarship winners of 2017 will be announced in four nationwide news releases in April and concluding in July. These scholarship recipients will join more than 323,000 other distinguished young people who have earned the "Merit Scholar" title.
Bond Issue 2016
Secure our Future-
Enhanced Student Learning Through
Improved School Environments!
The Anthony Wayne Local School District has placed a bond issue (Issue #14) on the November 8th ballot. For less than 25 cents per day (per $100K of home value), the Anthony Wayne students will receive:
- Improved Safety and Security in All School Buildings
- Improved Vehicular Traffic and Safety at All School Buildings
- Replacement of Whitehouse Primary
- Improved Quality of All School Buildings through General Maintenance
- Added Classroom Spaces to All School Buildings
The District has added more than 1,000 students since the last time it built a new school building (1996- Waterville Primary). Due to this growth and the importance of maintaining its school facilities, we must update the buildings within the District for our current and future Generals!
*AW will still have the lowest school taxes per $100K of home value in Lucas County with the approval of this bond issue.
Anthony Wayne Schools Releases Quality Profile
A successful school district places a high degree of importance on ensuring that all children have the opportunity to reach their full potential inside and outside of the classroom. This type of education goes far beyond what is measured by the report cards issued by the Ohio Department of Education, which focus primarily on the results of standardized tests given to students in certain grades. The purpose of the Quality Profile is to provide "the rest of the story," giving the Anthony Wayne community a full and transparent report on how our schools are performing in the areas that matter most to our community.
Anthony Wayne Local Schools is proud to share our 2015-16 Quality Profile.


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Cheerful, Creative, Crocheter and Collector of all things Colorful describes me to a C--er, I mean a T. My sweet, left-handed granny taught me (a righty) to crochet when I was but a youngster. My first project was a hideously long scarf for my dad. It seems I just didn't know when to stop--something my teachers told me in school, too! Although crochet and other craftiness have always been part of my life, I channeled my energy and creativity into teaching Jr. High and High School sciences for many years.
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Beyond OCD Newsletterback to all news » December 1, 2013
Jump Up Films is very thankful for the people at Beyond OCD for their recent mention of "Once Again" in their newsletter. Keep up the great work, gang!! Check out the article, below!
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John Spottswood Moore is an animator, a filmmaker and a film enthusiast that has a BA from University of North Carolina in Creative Writing & Film Studies and a MFA from the University of Texas at Austin in Film & Animation Production.
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Loved it! Would recommend!
My wife, kids and I recently stayed at the Bay Club Hotel & Marina while visiting San Diego and I was very pleased. Our room was clean and spacious and we had a wonderful view of the marina. This hotel has a special deal called the "Whale of a Deal" and it provides room accommodations, free breakfast, and 2 adult tickets to either the San Diego Zoo, Wild Animal Park or SeaWorld for each night's stay. Great place to stay!
Our usual hotel was booked for the day so we went looking through TripAdvisor reviews for an alternate location. I called to obtain some preliminary info and learned the last renovation was in 2000, this concerned me but the comments here indicated it was still excellent so I made a reservation.
The room we reserved was a first floor marina view. The room seemed clean though some stains could be seen in the carpet. The paint and wallpaper were in good shape as was the condition of the furniture. No obvious odors though it did seem a bit musty likely due to the location. It didn't seem too bad for a 4 year old room initially.
The sink area provides ample counter space for laying out ones bathroom articles. There are two mirrors and lighting is adequate. The tiles in the sink area showed some stains and cracks in the grout. Not terribly bad but could be updated. One nice touch is that the sink is separate from the shower and toilet area.
In the shower and toilet room, it showed obvious signs of use. The floor tiles were stained and the grout discolored. This transferred over to the shower wall tiles and grout, they have seen better days for sure. Looks like bleach has changed the beige grout to white so this color discrepancy doesn't help in the presentation of the room. To their credit, I didn't see any mold but between the discoloration, this was difficult to tell. I wasn't about to try and scrape any off to find out. The toilet flushes with a vengeance so close the lid or you may get splattered.
Speaking of the toilet, the shower room and sink area is void of real towel racks. The fresh towels are folded into holders. The other bath towels were draped over the toilet disabled persons handrails. These are low and right next to the toilet bowl. (Aim well and close the lid otherwise those towels may be absorbing something else.) After using, there is no real place to hang them so you toss them on the floor or make a space for them elsewhere. Poor thought here.
We also could hear the guests in the room next to us. It wasn't obnoxious yet you could hear the faint mumbling of a discussion and the TV. The A/C unit is yet another adding to unwanted sounds. When it starts up, it begins with a low sharp humm then you hear the fans go on. After being startled awake more than enough times, we opted to shut it off.
Another noise concern was the planes and helicopters from the Coronado air base. I was told they didn't fly over frequently so it wouldn't be a bother. At 5:30 AM we awoke to the guests in the room above us as their walking caused the floor to creak and groan. About an hour later the sound of jet engines from the S.D. airport added to this. We resorted to some 30db ear plugs which she was able to sleep fine with. I wasn't so lucky as I heard the planes faintly then on.
After enduring this, we were looking forward to the made to order egg and pancake breakfast which we had been told is offered. When we came to the restaurant: bread/muffin tray, instant cereals, scrambled eggs, Denver type omelet, bacon, sausage, potatoes, some sort of breakfast burrito and a fruit tray with fruits not near ripe. The overall quality was not what it should be. When asked about this, we learned they changed the day before. The person taking my reservation knew what date we were arriving and this felt like a bait & switch. We were told that this will be the breakfast format from now on.
The final nail was the $5 charge for parking. So adding up all the things we didn't get, the value dropped significantly. The area is nice but even the marina view can't make up for the creaky floors, jet engines, stained shower room and change of breakfast.
Clean, Comfortable and a Good Value
Just returned from a September 2004 weekend at the Bay Club with my wife and infant daughter. The hotel is on the peninsula known as "Shelter Island." Our room was on the second floor overlooking the Marina ($139 a night plus room tax). The second floor features private balconies and includes a refrigerator, hair dryer, iron & ironing board, cable T.V., and clock radio. Rooms at the front of the hotel look out onto the street and the water beyond. The hotel is immaculately clean and comfortable, but a little dated. The furnishings are rattan with a palm tree decor. Complimentary breakfast is included with the price of your room and includes an omelet station, coffee, juices, toast, bagels, bacon or sausage, french toast or pancakes, breakfast potatos, and cereals. Parking is $5 per day. The parking lot is subterranean with elevators going to the room levels. There is a bar and restaurant on the premises as well as a pool. The staff is friendly and unlike some luxury high rise hotels, you can actually open the windows here and enjoy the views and the weather.
We recenlty took a trip to San Diego and stayed at the Bay Club ands Marina on Shelter Isalnd. We had young ( 5 mos to 4 years) kids going to Lego land..a handful, The breakfast that came with the room was great!... omelettes, pancakes, bacon... ...but the staff throughout from the booking agent to the front desk, maids to waitpersons ( esp the waitperpsons) were really exceptional, they even remember the names of our kids from the previous morning when we returned the next day for another of their great breakfasts. The maids were great in switching towels to pulling back the beds and arranging the stuffed animals cutely on the bed with mints. They really added to the trip through their helpfulness and kindness. Good location and the views of the Marina beautiful.
Very nice hotel
Very nice hotel stayed there two nights when we arrived in san diego and one night before we left. First two nights had a room with two queens, nice size very clean. Front desk personal very helpful and very pleasant. Free breakfast was good they have a lady that makes fresh omelets or eggs to order and sausage,bacon , pancakes french toast, bagels, toast, coffee , and juices are available. Called from san fran three days before arriving back in s.d. and they secured us an even nicer suite room for our last night in s.d. An added bonus was that Humphries hotel is just down the block and from our pool deck we could see and hear the big name bands that were playing there for free, the first two nights we saw Heart, can't ask for much better.
Good week....
I just got back from a week at the Bay Club and I have no complaints! All the staff, from the front-desk to the restaurant to the bar were magnificent. The room was clean every day; the location was great being next door to a concert venu (heck, we listened to Natalie Merchant, Chris Isaak, and many other concerts from the pool) - all in all a great vacation. Would recommend to anyone...
At $89 a good deal
If you can get a rate of $89/night or less this is a super deal for 2 people. With the cooked-to-order omlet station and other breakfast goodies, this adds up to a bargain. Parking on site is $5/night extra, but this is a pretty safe neighborhood to leave a vehicle on the street. A big plus is the location: close enough to the airport, and yet on a quiet stretch near the water. Great early-morning walk around the "island".
Quiet hotel, outdated, great breakfast, nice views
We stayed at this hotel which is very close to the airport but seems so far away because it is quiet and sits by the marina aka: shleter island. This hotel was nice but needs updating. It was just old that is all you can say--clean though. The breakfast was great-meat and eggs for the Atkins gang and the kids had fruit and toast etc. This was included with the room which helps to start the day. The room was very spacious-we had a suite with our 4 kids was nice. 2 tvs and lots of privacy. I do feel like there were only older people at this hotel-we saw a few people with grandkids-not many families like us but we didn't mind. You are literally right on the marina so the kids liked to see the boats but they would not let you go to the docks to look at them which was a bummer. Parking was super easy and the staff could not have been nicer. Just update a bit and make a few kid friendly changes and it would be great. I got a great rate from a new place i discovered called Sandiegoconcerige. They told me about this shelter island when so many things were booked. Worked out well.
Plus Value
We have stayed at this hotel on more than one occassion with our 6 year old grand daughter. The rooms are clean, near the bay and some have a Marina view.
Centrally located for beach, zoo and Sea World. Covered parking and hot breakfast makes a prime value.
Remember you are not paying $400 per night.
Cathedral City,CA
Hated the Bay Club!
The Bay Club Hotel is by far the "Worst" notion of the word "Hospitality" that I have ever experienced. The food/bar servers are indignant, the mgm't. inept and the food is horrific. This place survives solely by it's wonderful location at the San Diego bay.
In my opinion, the Bay Club Hotel is the very "Worst" bet for your vacation dollars.
PS...The room was clean. That's the only good thing that I can say!
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... views of the city and Coronado. And finally ended off the day with an awesome sunset at the glider port overlooking the cliffed beaches on the coast. It was a great way to spend our last evening in SD. Monday was filled with the thought of leaving for Vegas later that evening, but we had a great time before that. Settled on the shores of Mission Bay we spent our time SUPing and paddling, throwing the football in the warm ...
Day 72 - San Diego Zoo is THE Best Zoo!
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Flew in from Beijing from over the pole...
This is our last day of our vacation. We have very mixed emotions. We have had an incredible adventure. At times very challenging -- and very rewarding. Probably the most unique vacation Sharon and I have ever taken together. It was the first one that we needed to train for -- doing all the hiking around San Diego did get us in shape for the trekking through the Himalayas. But, it is time to go home and see family and friends (and Zee) and back to work :-( .
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Good-bye, Blender
Today was a bad day for media.By Mike Vilensky
Today was a bad day for media.By Mike Vilensky
Sad news today for those who still enjoy paper-based music reviews.By Lane Brown
He only made $27.5 million in company compensation this year. Plus, Kent Brownridge steps down from 'Maxim,' Damon Dash has real-estate troubles, and more, in our daily industry roundup.
Jerry has more car trouble, Cindy Adams takes the stand, and Shelley Ross gets the last cackle in today's roundup of all the dish from New York's gossip columns.
MEDIA • Britney Spears looks great on the new cover of Blender — too bad it's not her body. [Radar] • Stephen Chao, the former News Corp. exec who lost his job after hiring a male stripper for a company party and almost drowning Rupert Murdoch's dog, announced a new Website for how-to videos. First video: how to get fired in two easy steps. [NYT] • Now that Judith Regan's settled her suit with Murdoch, will she give her winnings — likely north of $6.5 million — to charity like she once promised? [Mixed Media/Portfolio]
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E.A.R. N.Y.C. Real Estate Group Apartments is a seven minute walk from the F Queens Blvd Express/ 6 Av Local and the G Brooklyn-Queens Crosstown at the 4 Av stop.
This apartment is in the Park Slope neighborhood in New York. Nearby parks include Ennis Park, Under The Tracks Playground and Slope Park.
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Recently renovated 2 bedroom apartment in Park Slope. Modern Kitchen with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, marble cabinets and dishwasher. Large windows. Gorgeous living room. Closets with ample storage space. Cable ready. Intercom. Walk up building. Steps to Transportation; F G and R trains are within walking distance. One block away. Steps to 5th Avenue where there are multiple restaurants.
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Commercial Litigation Solicitor
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Truly diverse range of excellent quality commercial litigation work on offer with this very strong regional firm in Leeds.
Truly diverse range of excellent quality commercial litigation work on offer with this very strong regional firm in Leeds.
Rare opportunity in Leeds for a junior professional indemnity solicitor to join a market-leading team.
New opportunity to join this highly regarded national firm as an in-house solicitor in Leeds dealing with contracts, professional risk, regulatory and operational risk
A Professional Negligence Solicitor or Legal Executive is required for the Dewsbury Office of this regional law firm. Lexcel Accredited, the firm are modern and progressive and operate on a national level.
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This well regarded national firm's London team is growing. They currently seek an experienced construction litigation solicitor with construction insurance experience to help them achieve new business growth.
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Here is a interesting segment from an interview I did with Guy Kawasaki. He discusses his take on blogging and where he thinks it going - which I didn't expect.
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Books for gift giving: Children's picks from Boswell Book Company
On Nov. 25, we're publishing our suggested 100 Books for Holiday Gift Giving list in the Journal Sentinel's Sunday Cue section and at TapMilwaukee.com, with recommendations in a variety of styles, tones, genres and topics.
Here's a taste of the big list: books for children selected by staff members of Milwaukee's Boswell Book Company: »Read Full Blog Post
Last day for Crocus; closing dates set for Venice Club, INdustri Cafe
A reminder that Crocus Polish Restaurant's last day is Saturday. It's the last chance for diners to visit the 31-year-old restaurant; the Polish buffet is served 4:30 to 9 p.m. Saturday. Crocus is at 3577 S. 13th St.
Also, the Venice Club — which got its start in Milwaukee in 1947 and has been in Brookfield for the past three decades — will serve its final dinner May 9. It will continue to operate its stand at Summerfest, as it has for 40 years this year. It will be open regular hours until May 9, serving its Italian-American menu. The Venice Club is at 1905 N. Calhoun Road. »Read Full Blog Post
Windfall's 'Storefront Church' preaches compelling message
What economic recovery?
Behind Friday's ostensibly rosy decline in the jobless rate, the grim reality — job creation featuring low-wage or temporary work, while growing numbers of discouraged Americans stop looking for work altogether — makes clear how little we have to celebrate. »Read Full Article(1)
Cafe Blue, a coffeehouse, proposed for east Tosa
A small cafe called Cafe Blue that would serve espresso drinks and pastries is planned for 6428 W. North Ave. in Wauwatosa. »Read Full Blog Post
Things to do in Milwaukee this week
Tiptoeing through
The tulips have arrived! Some of the more winter-burned among us might want to run, rather than tiptoe, through them laughing hysterically. Once we, I mean the rest of you, settle down you'll want to take a trip out to the Boerner Botanical Gardens, 9400 Boerner Drive, Hales Corners, on Wednesday for its first Walking Garden Class of the season. Jessica Cloninger, a Milwaukee County horticulturist, will lead the way through the tulips, daffodils, hyacinths and other flowering spring bulbs. The class begins at 6:30 p.m. in the gift shop inside the Education Center. It costs $5. »Read Full Article


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Originally from Maine, Bob Marley began performing stand-up comedy in his hometown of Portland. He moved to Boston early in his career, gaining experience in a city known for spawning comedy all-stars. He now has a weekly radio call in segment with several radio stations around the country called "The World According to Bob." Winner of this year's XM/Sirius 'Super Bowl of Comedy', he continually makes new fans around the country.
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United States adds bases in South America
Until recently, the United States has operated 22 U.S. military bases in Latin America, 800 worldwide. Now there are two more, one in Chile and another in Argentina.
Argentina takes control of oil firm
Argentinean President Cristina Fernandez presented a Bill to Congress April 16 that would empower her government to nationalize Spain's controlled oil company YPF.
Big win for the center-left forces in Argentine elections
Argentine voters rewarded President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner for a booming economy with a big reelection victory.
Argentina president Fernandez does well in primary elections
The incumbent president of Argentina, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, confounded skeptics and hostile media by doing extremely well in primary elections on August 14. However, supporters warn that the right wing opposition still may have tricks up its sleeve.
Argentina: Prosecution for child-thefts during dictatorship begins
Two former Argentinian dictators and some of their henchmen are on trial for charges charges of concocting a scheme to kidnap the babies of political opponents they murdered.
World Notes: Cuba, Afghanistan, Italy and more
The U.S. military is bringing contraband to Argentina and, apparently, planning to stay forever in Afghanistan. Read this and more!
Former president of Argentina Nestor Kirchner dies
The sudden death of Nestor Kirchner, the Secretary General of UNASUR, former president of Argentina and husband of the current president, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, has saddened and shaken Latin America.
South American summit tackles regional integration
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Debt conflict riles Argentina
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Stopping Sableye/VS Sableye (Japanese: VS ヤミラミ VS. Yamirami) is the 395th round of the Diamond & Pearl chapter in the Pokémon Adventures manga.
In the Galactic Veilstone Building, Charon tells about the importance of the Red Chain, which controls Dialga and Palkia. He hopes that the capture of the knowledge, emotion, and willpower Pokémon will become a success to create the Red Chain.
The scene shifts to Diamond, who just arrived at Twinleaf Town. He heads to his house, with Roseanne and Sebastian following him. When he entered, he remembers his mother's happy reaction to his prize trip to Mt. Coronet. Diamond goes into his room and finds a new jacket along with a note that his mother left him. He puts on the jacket and reads the note. According to the note, his mother was at Lake Verity - a great lake where Team Galactic will drop its bomb and capture one of the Lake Guardians. Shocked, Diamond throws off his jacket and rushes out the door, in a hurry to warn his mother about the upcoming disaster.
Meanwhile, Platinum, Maylene, and Candice travel across the snowy mountains in order to reach Lake Acuity. Candice calls out her Abomasnow, and tells it to use Rock Climb to help them go over a mountain. Platinum tells about the time when her father said she went to the lake when she was little. The three of them arrive at Lake Acuity shortly afterwards.
Suddenly, a Sableye appears and attacks Maylene's Riolu with Shadow Sneak. Then, a Gastrodon comes up and traps Candice in a Mud Bomb. Candice realizes that the two Pokémon are actually trained and not from the wild. Finally, Jupiter reveals herself as the trainer of the Sableye and the Gastrodon.
Major events
- Diamond arrives home and changes his clothes before learning his mother has been kidnapped and runs off to save her.
- Platinum, Maylene, and Candice are attacked by Jupiter.
Pokémon debuts
- Munchlax (Lax; Diamond's)
- Torterra (Tru/Wig; Diamond's)
- Shieldon (Don; Diamond's)
- Lickilicky (Kit; Diamond's)
- Rapidash (Platinum's)
- Empoleon (Platinum's)
- Lopunny (Platinum's)
- Kangaskhan (Jumpy; Johanna's)
- Glameow (Johanna's)
- Froslass
- Abomasnow
- Riolu
- Sableye (Jupiter's)
- Gastrodon (Jupiter's)
- Rapidash (×2)
- Dunsparce
- Diamond continues (and finishes) the running gag of the main characters of the Diamond & Pearl chapter putting on their winter clothing and immediately taking them off.
|This article is part of Project Manga, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on each series of Pokémon manga.


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The quickest guide to the Milwaukee weekend
8 p.m. Friday
All hail, Neil Young: Linneman's Riverwest Inn holds its eighth annual "Kneel to Neil," a concert to benefit the rocker's favorite charity, The Bridge School, and WMSE-FM (91.7). This year's lineup includes The Championship, Lisa Ridgely & The Fainting Room, Ethan Keller and many more. »Read Full Article
MSO Pops revels in Great American Songbook
Infectious isn't always a bad thing.
Leaving Uihlein Hall after Friday evening's Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Pops performance, I stopped counting the number of people who were quietly, or not so quietly, humming strains of the show's encore, the Gershwin brothers' "I Got Rhythm." »Read Full Article(5)
Windfall Theatre struggles to find 'A Time to Live'
There's nothing that terrifies us more or gets talked about less than what it means to die - or the related prospect of soldiering on when those dearest to us are gone.
That's the subject of Howard Goldstein's "A Time to Live," now receiving its world premiere courtesy of Windfall Theatre - an intrepid company that consistently stages plays involving those thorny subjects that matter most. "Time" opened Friday under Carol Zippel's direction. »Read Full Article(2)
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Gary Allan put on a pretty good show Friday night at the Eagles Ballroom in The Rave.
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2260 Acres in Kaufman County, TexasForney , TX 75126 | Kaufman County, TX
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TRBP Ranch
2,260 acres a mere 17 miles from downtown Dallas, including 176 buildable acres with hilltop views of the Dallas skyline. This property is the perfect union of seclusion and convenient access, where owners can be minutes from their office. TRBP Ranch is a rare chance for a Buyer to create their own private recreational haven just outside the city. An excellent piece for the investor, hunter or recreational enthusiast.
Auction Date:
Thursday, March 7th, 2013 1:30 pm
Auction Location:
Christopher Inn & Suites
752 Pinson Road, Forney, TX 75126
Information Dates:
Wednesday, February 6th & Thursday February 21st: 10am-12pm
- Just a few minutes from your office.
- 17 miles from downtown Dallas yet as secluded as you will find.
- 176 buildable acres.
Hall and Hall Partners, LLP - Texas License Number 9001191
Designated Texas Broker - Monte Lyons - Texas License Number 588508
Scott Shuman - Texas Auctioneer License Number 16027
Offered in cooperation with:
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General Description:
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- Offered in tracts or as a whole
- Building sites with Dallas Skyline views available
- Over 5 miles of Trinity River Frontage
- 17 miles from downtown Dallas
- Interstate Frontage
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Haws Corporation Tempered Water Nevada USA, Singapore - These 5 Emergency Equipment FAQ's Can Keep You Out of Trouble
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Wed, Feb 24, 2016 at 1pm EDT / 10am PDT
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Leverage Your Team's Mindset to Accelerate Change
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Your team is experiencing a change -- big or small -- and you notice a range of different responses from team members. Some team members embrace the change easily, others are just going alone with it, and still others may openly resist it. Although personality, work style, and learning styles certainly contribute... (continued)
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Wed, Dec 02, 2015 at 1pm EDT / 10am PDT
What will happen the next time you have the opportunity to connect with an elected official or other potential sponsor? Imagine that s/he is standing in front of you, curious and asks: "How can I help?" What will you say?
To create lasting and sustainable change, you need strong advocacy and... (continued)
Financial Roles for Non-Financial Staff
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Effective nonprofit financial management requires collaboration throughout the organization. Learn who needs to collaborate with whom. This webinar will explore the financial role of every person in the organization including the Board of Directors, the Executive Director, program and fundraising staff, clerical staff, the receptionist, and volunteers.
Getting Your Slice of the Pie - Identifying the Assets You Need in Your Community
Wed, Sep 30, 2015 at 1pm EDT / 10am PDT
Nonprofits have had to navigate through challenging times. Having done this, it's natural to feel one must hoard limited resources or feel that we will always have to deal with less. In this webinar, participants learn to understand and appreciate the assets model pioneered... (continued)
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Wed, Aug 26, 2015 at 1pm EDT / 10am PDT
As a grant professional, you should never have to worry about being unprepared for a grant proposal, grant report, or conversation with a grantmaker. In this webinar we will discuss the planning you'll need to do to make sure you're ready to take on the world. This session is designed to give... (continued)
How to Ask for BIG Gifts from Individuals (in 3 Easy Steps)
Wed, Jun 17, 2015 at 1pm EDT / 10am PDT
This webinar will provide hands on training in cultivating and soliciting BIG gifts (The definition of "Big" is different for each nonprofit). The 3 Steps are: Get Organized, Schedule Your Meetings, Meet Your Donor and Ask. Peter will explain the concepts and share valuable tools that participants can... (continued)
May 13th: Developing Earned Income Streams For Your Nonprofit 4Good webinar
Wed, May 13, 2015 at 1pm EDT / 10am PDT
Have you gotten tired of getting turned down for grants?
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What Your Sponsors Really Want webinar
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Successful major gift development is both methods and mindset; this book gives you the tools you need to build solid major-gift development mindset that turns your board, volunteers, and staff into active participants and partners in the process.
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International Management & Fundraising Consultancy for Charities & Non-profits. Since being established in 1997, Chapel & York has become a leading provider of international and cross borderfundraising services for charities and non-profits. We are headquartered near London, England, with an office in Wilmington, Delaware,... (continued)
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This essay and 26 others are part of a suite of strategic planning essays for the National Endowment for the Arts' Advancement Program, commissioned and edited by Morrie Warshawski (www.warshawski.com) for a toolkit called LESSONS LEARNED (which was dismantled in 2013).
Klemmer & Associates
O.D. question Sam. I went to a 'seminar' by Klemmer & Associates selling a program the deliver called Personal Mastery. Seems to be right along to the lines of The Fifth Discipline but selling a 3 day workshop on how to actually develop mastery. Have you heard of this org? Any insights on their trainings?
Brian Jaffe
Brian Jaffe is a non profit fundraising consulting services company in New Jersey which arrange auctioneers training to seminars by conducting charity and gala auction events. For more information on http://brianjaffeassociates.com/aboutus.php
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Rich Streitfeld
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carrie hemenway
Background: Services provided: Description of business and/or Career & life transitions coach; small business coach"New Horizons for Boomers & Beyond"Could your organization benefit from more effective teams, improved communication skills, increased energy and morale?I offer vibrant, authentic coaching to individuals and groups, engaging in challenging and... (continued)
Ron Barrett
Ron Barrett is the Vice President of Nonprofit Services at National Corporate Research, Ltd., where he developed and continually fine tunes a comprehensive suite of services for nonprofits, including charitable registration, corporate compliance and management of sales tax exemptions. He is the co-author of "Nonprofit Fundraising Registration: The 50-State Guide"... (continued)
Abby Seixas
Background: Abby Seixas, M.Ed., LMHC is a psychotherapist, author, speaker, and founder of Deep River Seminars. For the last fourteen years, she has specialized in issues of time famine, life-balance and spiritual renewal, through public talks, retreats, workshops, individual coaching and her popular Deep River'Ñ¢ groups. She is the author of the highly-acclaimed... (continued)
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Background: I am licensed as a CPA in New York State and Florida. I am a Techinical Assistance Provider for the Homeless Housing Assistance Corporation since 1998. I have extensive audit experience in my own firm in Troy, NY for 13 years. My qualifying CPA experience was with the firm that is now Ernst & Young.I also have 10 years of corporate accounting... (continued)
Melissa Fleischer
Background: HR Learning Center LLC was founded by Melissa Fleischer, Esq. an employment law attorney with over twenty years experience representing and defending employers regarding employment law issues such as sexual harassment prevention, workplace violence prevention, FMLA and ADA. Ms. Fleischer has advised clients as in-house as well as outside-counsel... (continued)
Lewis Flax
Lewis Flax has assisted many nonprofit organizations increase their sponsorship revenue. His firm, Flax Associates, has worked with a wide variety of nonprofits with their sponsorship strategy, structure, and outreach. Previously, he established the DC presence for IEG (a sponsorship consulting firm) and served as Vice President at Financial Executives International... (continued)