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Unit B in this charming duplex is located in the city of Holmes Beach on Anna Maria Island on the Gulf Coast of Florida just outside Bradenton and about 25 miles south of St. Petersburg. This duplex is centrally located on the island between both causeways a short 4 minute walk to the sand beaches. It's about 1 hour south of Tampa Airport and 1 hour and 45 minutes from Fort Myers Airport.
There are 3 towns on the island: Anna Maria, Holmes Beach, and Bradenton Beach. If you prefer to venture to other parts of the island, free trolleys run every 20 minutes and go from one end to the other.
This two bedroom two bath unit provides 2 queen beds, 1 queen and 1 twin sofa sleeper in living room, providing sleeping for up to 6. The outside patio is perfect to enjoy your morning coffee or evening meal. Take your morning stroll along the Gulf of Mexico and observe the beautiful sunset in the evening. Take pleasure in the slow pace and peace the island has to offer.
There are dining options available on the island and ice cream parlors to satisfy your sweet tooth. The towns of Bradenton Beach and Anna Maria provide many shopping opportunities.
The address is 2903 Avenue B, Holmes Beach, FL 34217
We chose to buy this 2 unit duplex to provide people the opportunity to experience the life of a true islander. You can get away from the hustle and bustle of every day life and enjoy the peace and tranquility the island has to offer. No walking experience is greater than enjoying the sites along the Gulf of Mexico.
The house was great. I stayed with 2 friends and my mother and there was more than enough room. It was close to everything and if you wanted to go off the island it was really easy. We mostly sat outside and enjoyed the patio. I would recommend this house for anyone. Currently one of my friends who stayed with us has already talked her family into coming down for vacation and staying at this property. We will definitely be back! Thank for everything!
Our family of 6 enjoyed our stay at Mark's beach cottage. The home was clean and comfortable and all necessities were provided. It was a welcome relief to not have to pack bed linens and bath towels. The home felt larger than it looked in the pictures. There is plenty of room to eat on the patio where we could watch the fiddler crabs and lizards scurry. We had neighbors in cottage A but we never heard them, it was very quiet. The location is perfect. Convenient to groceries and a very short walk to the beach. The beach was uncrowded, even during Fourth of July. While we could easily walk to the beach, there was plenty of parking beside the beach access so this helped with hauling chairs and a cooler. Mark was wonderful to work with - super quick to respond and ensured all was well at check-in. He provides a lot of amenities to help make the stay (and packing) more pleasant. We brought our beach chairs and umbrella but very nice ones are provided. Having washer/dryer access was also wonderful. We enjoyed burgers at Skinnys and homemade ice cream at Holy Cow - both very close by. We loved the beauty and quaintness of the island. The ocean was like bath water. We will be back as 4 nights wasn't enough! Thanks for sharing your home!
I stayed here with my husband for my birthday weekend July 8 - July 11 and It was Amazing. Great price. Clean. Safe neighborhood. Walk distance to the beach through 29 street. Beautiful Beach and Amazing Sunset. We had a Great, Relaxing and Amazing Time here. We will definitely come back again. The Duplex is actually for at least 6 persons, is very comfortable.
We were two couples going on a fishing trip and stayed at this condo, which was even better than described on the web site. The owner (Mark) made sure that the place was cleaned and that we had everything we needed. Mark was very nice and easy to deal with. The unit has everything you need and is nearby the beach (very short walk to the beach), restaurants, Publix, boat launch, etc. You need to ensure you go to the beach as it is a beautiful one. We would definitely go back there and recommend it to our friends and family. Thanks again to Mark for his hospitality! Steph
We really enjoyed our stay at AMI and it couldn't have been possible without this rental. 2 bedrooms and 2 full baths. A shared washer and dryer in an outhouse and a full kitchen available for use. The 4 minute stroll was a breeze and it was nice to have beach chairs and umbrellas available for use. To our surprise we also found sand toys that our toddler enjoyed using. While it is a public beach (to the best of my knowledge) it was very clean and surprisingly unpopulated... we even saw 2 manatees and a dolphin while at the beach! The water was very clear, calm and the views were beautiful. The sunsets are amazing there. Thank you for your hospitality and this memorable stay.
My wife and 3 daughter's stayed at Mark's place and found it to be very pleasant. We walked to the beach every day and were able to go back and forth as needed without any problem. There is a little parking spot by the beach and it's hit and miss, but this place was so close to the beach, it didn't matter. In fact, if you have a car, there are several places you can check for parking up and down the Island - and wherever you go, it's no-miss proposition. This Island is so gorgeous with such wonderful water's, you can't be disappointed. We ate at a few places on the Island, we also bought food from Publix or Walgreeens in walking distance - and grilled steaks/burgers/dogs on the back patio area with a grill already available. We were also able to wash our clothes and utilize beach chairs and umbrella's in the property shed. This is the place where if you buy stuff and can't get it on a plane back home, you leave it and pay it forward. (IMHO) We had some charcoal, lighter fluid and un-opened drinks we left in fridge for Marlene or the next vistor's. Also, the 2 rooms and pullout bed in the living room was perfect for our family and we always make the best out of all vacation opportunities, this was no different. Really an excellent experience for us, the place was very serene, great location for us and much thanks out to Mark who is very responsive via email for questions and providing per-arrival and end of stay exit directions. All very clear, very easy to follow. Thanks Mark!!
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Sammamish Valley Grange, Feb. 16, 7:30pm, 140th NE at Hollywood: 483-3200.
Woodinville Historical Society, Feb. Feb. 17, 7:30pm, Towne Bank: 483-8270.
Cottage Lake Auxiliary to Children's Hospital, Feb. 18, 1pm, Sammamish Valley Grange: 483-3200.
Upper Bear Creek Community Council, Feb. 22, 7pm, Water District: 788-5841.
Cottage Lake water quality presentation, Feb. 22, 7pm, Woodinville Library: 206-296-0192.
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Diamonds in the Rough Toastmasters, Thursdays, 7pm, Seattle Times Production Facility: 360-668-3136.
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How to Manage Your Construction Project, Feb. 19, 9am-4pm, $50/single $75/couple, must register by Feb. 16, 16101 Greenwood Avenue North in Seattle: 206-546-4562.
Free First Time Homebuyers' Seminar, Feb. 19, 10-11:45am, Redmond Library: 206-719-0122 or 800-768-7875.
Seasonal Affective Disorder and Depression, an educational seminar, Feb. 23, 11:30am-1pm, $20, Bastyr University Natural Health Clinic: 425-602-3050.
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Introductory Silk Painting Class, Feb. 26, 10am-4pm, $35, Art's Umbrella, 10137 Main Place: 485-7422.
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Working it out, the art of effective people communication, Feb. 10, 6:30-8:30pm, $20, registration required, Mentor Health Northwest: 425-889-7130.
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Bothell Sons of Norway is offering Norwegian lanquage classes at all levels. For further information: 425-485-7595.
Bothell Sons of Norway if offering Rosemaling classes beginning Feb. 8, 7pm, for further information: 206-546-2962.
Stonecraft Regional Conference, March 9-12, must register by Feb. 28, Inn at Semi-ah-moo, Blaine: 1-888-679-0498.
Bible Study Outreach, Tuesdays through May 23, 9:30-11:30am, Woodinville Community United Methodist Church: 425-481-9606.
"Music for Octopus," concert for four hands and four feet, Feb. 19, 7:30pm, Episcopal Church of the Redeemer, 6211 182nd St., Kenmore.
Kids Are Our Business Breakfast, fundraising, Feb. 16, 7:30-8:30am, suggested $120, Westin Hotel Seattle: 425-226-5062.
Seattle Home Show, over 600 displays of home and garden products, Feb. 19-27, $7/Adults $4/Seniors, $3/Juniors, Stadium Exhibition Center: 206-284-0960.
Healing Arts Festival, Feb. 19, 10am-4pm, First Congregational Church of Everett: 425-347-6556
Up in the Sky, through Feb. 29, 11am, Saturdays and Sundays, Pacific Science Center: 206-443-2001.
Fantasia 2000, IMAX Theatre, through April 30, 10:30am, 12:30pm, 2:30pm, 4:30pm, 6:30pm, 8:30pm, Pacific Science Center: 206-443-2001.
Washington Dance Club, Monday night singles dance, $6, 1017 Stewart Street, Corner of Stewart and Boren: 206-628-8939.
Valentine's Dance, Feb. 19, 8-12pm, $5, Kirkland Congretional Church Fellowship Hall.
Elite girls basketball program looking for players, grades 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th & 8th are welcome, Bill Newton: 425-259-7282.
Everett Symphony Orchestra, Feb. 18, 8pm, $10-$25, Everett Civic Ausitorium: 425-257-8382.
Music of Our Time, Seattle Symphony, Feb. 24, 7:30pm, Illsley Ball Nordstrom Recital Hall: 206-215-4747 or 206-215-4748.
Seattle Pops, Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, Feb. 17-20, $15-$52, S. Mark Taper Foundation Auditorium, Benaroya Hall: 206-215-4747 or 206-215-4748.
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Alzheimer's Association helps you care for someone with Alzheimer's, 206-363-5500 or 1-800-848-7097.
People with Type 2 diabetes sought for study: 206-685-6720.
Auditions for Rock the House, call Dale: 206-367-9000.
The Sammamish Symphony Orchestra announces openings for performers on violin, viola, cello, and string bass: 425-392-3624.
Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians and Gays, Eastside program/sharing meeting, Feb. 17, 7pm, First United Methodist Church.
Radiant Hope Depression Support Group, Mondays, 7-8:30pm, Overlake Hospital: 425-869-5433.
Cancer Support Group, Tuesdays, 7-9pm, Northwest Oncology Center: 425-869-5433.
The RSVP (Retired and Senior Volunteer Program) provides meaningful volunteer oppoerunities to those over 55 years of age. Call RSVP for more info. 425-869-5857.
Evergreen Healthcare is recruiting Fund Development Volunteers, processing donations and gifts, and occasional support for special events, for more information call: 425-899-1990.
Eastside Domestic Violence Program is now recruiting volunteers, for more information call: 425-562-8840.
Arboretum seeks volunteers to work with children or information desk: 206-325-4510.
Northshore Chamber of Commerce, learn ins and outs of making a business run, office management and event planning, Jessica Roberts: 425-486-1245.
The Crisis Clinic of Seattle/King County is recruiting volunteers to answer the 24-hour crisis phone line: 206-461-3210.
The American Cancer Society looking for volunteers for Relay for Life, Puget Sound Area: 1-800-729-5588.
Share Snohomish County Information with travelers, looking for volunteers, Everett, Marysville, Snohomish, Boeing Tour Center: 425-338-4437.
Assist world travelers and locals by providing information and direction to areas in Snohomish County and the Northwest, locations in Everett, Marysville, Snohomish, and Boeing Tour Center: 425-338-4437.
Volunteer chore services "Bringing Community Home," need people to do minor home repairs, yard work, shopping, transportation, laundry, meal preparation, housekeeping: 425-562-6864.
City of Kirkland needs volunteers to assist in fire safety and injury prevention. Eileen Trentman: 425-803-1902.
Senior Services Volunteer Transportation Programs needs drivers to transport elderly living in Northeast King County: 206-448-5740, 1-800-282-5815.
Help care for injured or orphaned wildlife at the PAWS Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in Lynnwood, weekly commitment for 3 months: 425-787-2500, ext.808.
MDA summer camp needs volunteers to help at camp that that gives children with neuromuscular disease a chance to participate in a variety of activities, 16yrs. old and willing to make a friend: 253-627-7575.
Many people with Multiple Sclerosis derive great benefits and symptom relief from low-impact water exercise, consider helping someone with MS to enjoy the benefits of hydrotherapy, 1-3hours per week: 206-633-2606.
Senior Citizens and adults with disabilities are in need of your assistance to remain independent in their own home, volunteer a couple of hours to drive, clean or help with yard work, Volunteer Chore Services: 206-324-5247.
Help contact new and existing donors, volunteers needed 9-11:30a.m. each weekday: 425-462-4392.
Blood Center needs volunteers to register donors and to monitor donors when they're giving blood: 1-800-266-4033.
Volunteer to help seniors and disabled people in Snohomish County, Volunteer Chores Service: 425-257-2111.
Teen Northshore, Sue Paro, director, information: 206-344-6417.
Family Services offers Children Grieve Too, for ages 5-18 who have lost a close relative through death: 425-226-1253.
Phone Friend, support for teens, 3-6pm, Monday-Friday: 1-800-543-8255 (1-800-KID-TALK).
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We regretfully announce the unexpected death of Susan Bowyer from a stroke following knee replacement surgery. She had been looking forward to being able to resume her active life with her partner of 28 years, Grace Goodman, and to visiting often with her beloved sons, John and William Aubry, their wives and her four grandchildren, but it was not to be.
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Camiel Eurlings
|Camiel Eurlings
|Minister of Transport, Public Works and Water Management of the Netherlands
|In office
22 February 2007 – 14 October 2010
|Prime Minister
|Jan Peter Balkenende
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|Karla Peijs
|Succeeded by
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as Minister of Infrastructure and the
Environment of the Netherlands
|Member of the European Parliament
for the Netherlands
|In office
20 July 2004 – 22 February 2007
|Member of the House of Representatives of the Netherlands
|In office
19 May 1998 – 20 July 2004
|Personal details
|Camiel Martinus Petrus Stephanus Eurlings
16 September 1973
Valkenburg aan de Geul, Netherlands
|Political party
|Christian Democratic Appeal
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|European People's Party
|Valkenburg aan de Geul, Netherlands
|Alma mater
|Eindhoven University of Technology (Master of Engineering)
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Camiel Martinus Petrus Stephanus Eurlings (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈkaːmil ˈøːrlɪŋs]; born 16 September 1973) is a retired Dutch politician of the Christian Democratic Appeal (CDA).
Eurlings a corporate director by occupation, was elected as a Member of the House of Representatives after the Dutch general election of 1998 serving from 19 May 1998 until 20 July 2004 when he was elected as a Member of the European Parliament (MEP) after the European Parliament election of 2004 serving from 20 July 2004 until 22 February 2007. After the Dutch general election of 2006 Eurlings was asked to become Minister of Transport, Public Works and Water Management of the Netherlands in the Cabinet Balkenende IV serving from 22 February 2007 until 14 October 2010.
Eurlings retired from active politics at the age of thirty-seven and became a corporate director and later President and CEO of KLM serving from 1 July 2013 until 16 October 2014.
Early life[edit]
Eurlings is the eldest son of Martin Eurlings, a former Representative of Limburg in the States Deputed and who is since 2007 the Mayor of Valkenburg aan de Geul. After grammar school in Maastricht, he began to study Industrial Engineering at Eindhoven in 1991. He was also politically active in his hometown and on April 12 1994, at age 20, was elected councilor of his home town. This made him the youngest councilor at that time.
Eurlings is a former Member of the European Parliament and sat on the Committee on Foreign Affairs. He also chaired the delegation to the European Union–Russia Parliamentary Cooperation Committee, and was a substitute for the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs, the Subcommittee on Human Rights, the Subcommittee on Security and Defence, and the delegation for relations with Israel. From March 2006 to March 2007 he served as Vice President of the European People's Party (EPP). From 2007 to 2010 he was Minister of Transport, Public Works and Water Management in the Fourth Balkenende cabinet.
Eurlings became a corporate director for KLM, leading the freight department. On 1 July 2013 he succeed Peter Hartman as the President and CEO of KLM.[1][2] In 2014, fellow Dutch executives elected Eurlings as 'Best Manager 2014',[3] followed by Frans van Houten (Philips) and Dick Boer (Ahold). On 15 October 2014 he announced he is leaving KLM. [4]
American Express[edit]
June 2015 Eurlings announced on his Linkedin page that he has been working as an Non-executive director of the board of directors of American Express Global Business Travel since January 2015.[5]
He became an IOC Member at the 125th IOC Session in Buenos Aires in September 2013.[6]
He is not married but had a relation with a Hungarian woman until 2011.
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|30 October 2010
|Knight of the Order of the Holy Sepulchre
|Holy See
- ^ (Dutch) 'Camiel Eurlings volgt Peter Hartman op als topman KLM', Elsevier, 14 December 2012
- ^ (Dutch) Eurlings opvolger Hartman bij KLM, RTL Nieuws, 14 December 2012
- ^ "Camiel Eurlings (KLM) is de beste bestuurder van 2014". MT.nl (in Dutch).
- ^ "Camiel Eurlings stapt op als topman bij KLM". NU.nl (in Dutch). 15 October 2014.
- ^ (Dutch) [1], Telegraaf, 4 June 2015
- ^ (English) IOC Session elects nine new members
External links[edit]
Media related to Camiel Eurlings at Wikimedia Commons
- (Dutch) Ir. C.M.P.S. (Camiel) Eurlings Parlement & Politiek
|Government offices
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Karla Peijs
|Minister of Transport, Public Works and
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|Succeeded by
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Peter Hartman
|President and CEO
|Succeeded by
Pieter Elbers
- 1973 births
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The Erie Otters have gone from an OHL championship contender to arguably the league's title favorite with one move.
Sherry Bassin, managing partner and general manager, has acquired front-line center Brendan Gaunce from Belleville in exchange for left wing Stephen Harper and four picks in the OHL Priority Selection -- Ottawa's second-rounder in 2014, London's second-rounder in 2016, Kingston's third-rounder in 2015 and Erie's third-rounder in 2016.
The Otters, who lead the league with a 20-4-1-0 record, also receive Mississauga's fifth-round pick in 2014.
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"(We are) pleased to get a high-profile (player) in Brendan Gaunce," Bassin said in a statement. "Brendan plays both ends of the ice. He shares the puck and understands how to accept responsibility."
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But the 18-year-old Harper has been inconsistent since then, with 22 goals and 52 points in 89 games the past two seasons. He has four goals and 14 points in 22 games this season. Last week, Harper and Gaunce were at the center of speculation regarding a possible deal between the two clubs. Bassin and George Burnett, Bulls general manager and head coach, dispelled that talk.
"It's absolutely untrue," Bassin said last Thursday, a statement that Burnett corroborated. "There's no truth to any of it," Burnett said.
At that time, Bassin said he had spoken to Burnett in general terms, much like he had with every other team. Burnett said he hadn't had any discussions with Bassin about Gaunce. "We're not actively trying to move him," Burnett said of Gaunce. Burnett added that "we've made no decisions at this particular time to make a move."
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1. The Debate Moderators are going to do all they feasibly can to help President Obama.
The Debate on Wednesday October 3rd is not going to be Mitt Romney versus Barack Obama, but really Mitt Romney versus Barack Obama and Jim Lehrer. The Vice-Presidential debate between Paul Ryan and Joe Biden on October 11th is going to be Paul Ryan versus Joe Biden and Martha Raddatz. Then it will be Obama and Candy Crowley teaming up against Governor Romney on October 16th, followed by Obama and Bob Schieffer versus Romney on October 22nd. These four people may truly endeavor to be as fair and as non-partisan as possible, but please make no mistake - they all are strong passionate supporters of President Obama who live and work in environments where virtually everyone they meet and interact with on a regular basis are also strong passionate, almost religious supporters of President Obama. This documented uniformity of views and the canine-level support for Obama in the elite institutions of the news media will influence which questions they decide to include or exclude in the debate and furthermore color the questions (premises, word choice, etc.) they do ask of each candidate. They would be under strong, even if not explicitly voiced out, pressure from their social circle of friends and colleagues (including the many who have left "journalism" to serve Barack Obama), and most dangerously, from themselves, to avoid areas where the President is vulnerable and focus their attention on areas where they believe the President can score the most points against Mitt Romney. To assume that they will be able to resist the pressure and temptation would be foolish.
2. There is no less than a 50/50 chance that the Obama Campaign shall receive or has already received advance copies of the Debate Questions.
The likelihood is significantly higher that it will be a younger, more junior member of the Moderators' staff on his own initiative that will fire off the email, fax or make a phone call to Chicago than the Moderator him/herself ... but it is not so much significantly higher that the possibility can be safely dismissed that it could be the Lehrer, Raddatz, Crowley or Scheiffer (or a cutout - that junior member of staff) calling to have a friendly chat with Obama campaign officials. Again, recall the massive number of people in the national news media who have taken leaves of absence to serve the Obama Administration - the call need not be to Plouffe, Messina, Cutter, Jarrett, Axelrod et al. Either way, make no mistake; an obviously large majority of people staffing the newsrooms, editorial and executive suites of the nation's major news houses have made the moral calculus that the re-election of Barack Obama is worth any sacrifice of ethics or integrity they and their institution might have. In fact, the majority may even consider it immoral, even unpatriotic, for them not to actively do what they personally can to throw the election to Obama. So my advice to the Romney Campaign is for the Governor (and Paul Ryan) to go into each debate assuming that Obama already knows every question coming his way and has already practiced the perfect poll-tested answer for each and every single one. Second, assume also that the Obama Campaign was actively involved in the setting of the questions Mitt Romney would be asked to answer - which leads us to ...
3. The Debate Questions Mitt Romney will be asked to answer will overwhelmingly, or all, be "Wedgies."
"Wedgies" are questions designed to drive a wedge between a candidate and a segment/demographic of the electorate. A perfect wedgie puts the target in a position where his answers will either outrage and motivate his opponent's supporters and/or disappoint and demoralize his base of supporters while at the same time drive fence-sitters and leaners away from him and toward his opponent. To be sure, wedgies are not by themselves always unfair or illegitimate, and often they bring clarity to a debate. However, we can be certain that in the upcoming debates, the moderators will do their best to make sure Obama is not put into such a position while Romney will have to confront a multitude of wedgies. In anticipating these questions, the Romney Campaign has to assume that the Obama campaign and/or people who desperately want Obama re-elected (such as Lehrer, Crowley, Scheiffer and Raddatz) are setting the questions, and they should develop answers to them that not only neutralize them, but turn them into platforms for a counter-attack - this will often neccessarily include challenging the premise of the question and/or shifting the focus of the question to more advantageous ground where Romney can bring the failed Obama record and extreme views vividly into the picture for the viewers at home. Off the top of my head, based on current events, I anticipate wedgies (accompanied by practiced furrowed brows of concern) on; Abortion (and Todd Akin), Same Sex marriage, Immigration (and Arizona SB1040), Affirmative Action (and Fisher vs. University of Texas), Voter ID Laws, Right-to-Work Laws (Wisconsin). Again, it is not illegitimate to ask questions on these issues, what is illegitimate is to only ask such questions of one side.
4. The "fact-checkers" are going to put Romney under a special microscope of withering scrutiny.
The news media's celebrated "fact-checkers" have proven themselves to be among the most partisan, shameless and fundamentally dishonest people in journalism today. They will not change for the better when it comes to the debates. In fact, it is an absolute certainty that the day after the debate will see them descend on every Romney statement whether true or false, and they will nitpick, redefine and create strawmen to ensure that he gets as many "Pinnochios" or "Pants on Fire" ratings as they can. There is no possibility that any of President Obama's statements will receive anywhere near the same level of scrutiny, and clearly false Obama statements will be spun and recast to minimize any damage to his campaign. It is therefore extremely important that the Romney campaign establish a post-debate strategy to counter the "fact-checkers". My recommendation is simple; respond to every "fact-check" with a thorough debunking on the campaign website and mail to all supporters and every major news outlet. Second, and almost as important, produce a video "fact-check" of President Obama's debate statements with facts, figures and graphs to back it up and put it on YouTube, link to it on facebook and also mail links to supporters and members of the Press.


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Sue The T-Rex Celebrating 25th "Unearth Day" At Field MuseumTwenty-five years is just a drop in the bucket for a 65-million-year-old fossil, but it's still a big milestone for the Field Museum, which is celebrating what it calls "unearth day" for Sue the T-Rex.
Researchers Sending Bacteria From Sue The T-Rex Into Outer SpaceSue, the Field Museum's famous Tyrannosaurus Rex, isn't exactly becoming the first dinosaur astronaut, but at least a few microscopic parts of her are going into orbit.
Guide To The Field MuseumOn your day off, do you lose hours in front of your computer, as you're doing now, refreshing Tumblr and tweeting about some idiotic thing someone said on Facebook? No? Well, good for you. You are the 1%. As for the rest of us, it might be time to go outside and get our brains moving again. If you haven't visited the Field Museum of Natural History in a few years, it's high time you returned. Here are some tips so you can make the most of your time.
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-Estimated achievement difficulty: 2/10
-Offline: 6(165:gsicon:)
-Online: 0
-Approximate amount of time to 1000:gsicon:: 2 And 1/2 hours
-Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 1
-Number of missable achievements: 0
-Do cheat codes disable achievements?: No
-Does difficulty affect achievements?: Yes
-Glitchy achievements: None
-Unobtainable achievements: None
-Extra equipment needed?: None
Introduction/ Review
After a month's wait, it's finally here. Following after one of the most bizarre endings to a videogame ever, players have been waiting for this epilogue pack to finally see how one of the most creative plotline wraps up. The question is, was this wait worth it?
With full confidence, yes. The last four episodes have some of the most imaginative fights this game has to offer. Some fights of the DLC are recycled from the original content, but this isn't a bad thing, for two reasons:
-These fights have been modified so they aren't completely the same as before
-There are few of these moments where data is recycled
What keeps this fresh and entertaining is that there are new gameplay features added as the story progresses, pushing Asura's wrath beyond its potential, leaving players wanting more. The four episodes consist of boss fights only (excluding one episode) and all of it will keep you hooked from the opening revelations, to the shocking heartbreaking conclusion.
My only complaint would be the story additions. The new villain is so quickly introduced and gives a rapid explanation of his backstory. But this is so quickly explained it's hard to feel whether this person is truly evil, what his ultimate purpose is or where he came from. Sadly these answers are never fully answered, leaving many questions (Not as many as the Mass effect 3 ending plotholes though). The twists in the story change our view on it all together, and you feel that this should've been included on the disk itself, rather than DLC. Also, there is a hint of a sequel, but its too ludicrous to believe if its either legit, or a joke.
Either way, its money well spent, and nicely wraps up this insane game. So now moving onto the achievements.It's not to hard to get the 6 Dlc achievements, as most of them are gained just by a playthrough on any difficulty, "Gaea's champion" is the only real challenge, and only if you haven't got a certain gauge. I'd recommend to start on normal and work your way through it, to get an understanding of what you're up against, then go through on hard for the "Gaea's champion" achievement. Or you could skip the hassle and start on hard from the get go, your choice. So, at long last, lets end the wrath.
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Defy the supreme being in Episode 19.
Story related and can't be missed.
Once you activate burst as Mantra Asura in the second part of episode 19, this achievement will unlock
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Protect your brother-in-law in Episode 20.
Story related and can't be missed.
Once you activate burst as Yasha against the Gohma turtle in the second part of episode 20, this achievement will unlock
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Receive a parting gift in Episode 21.
Story related and can't be missed.
Once Asuras chest opens (revealing the reactor) after the fight in the second part of episode 21, this achievement will unlock
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Put an end to your wrath once and for all.
Story related and can't be missed.
Once you activate burst against Chakravartin's final form (Demonic-looking) in the second part of episode 22, this achievement will unlock
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Complete Part IV: Nirvana.
Story related and can't be missed.
This achievement will unlock in the result screen of episode 22, and will be the last story related achievement you unlock
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Complete all episodes in Part IV with an S rank on Hard.As recommended in my previous guide, the best way to gain S ranks are with the obliterator gauge (see my other guide on details on how to unlock this gauge).This is much easier than the "Deity" achievement, and there are only four episodes to do to get this. That said, these episodes are still tricky, so go with caution. See "Deity" on my previous guide for more info on the best way to get S ranks.
So that's it for Asuras wrath achievements (unless they release some for the street fighter crossover DLC's, which I highly doubt) So its been fun from start to end, and I hope something like this style of gameplay is made in the future. Till then, ciao!
I love this game. I rarely buy DLC, it has to be good and for a game I like. I wont just buy DLC for achievements or completion. With that said, the DLC started off with a bang already.
I do have a slight problem. I 1k'ed this about 2 months ago and have lost some mojo. I'm starting on hard and on the first episode (19) I'm having a hard time beating the boss faster than 4:30, everything else is a S but for time I'm getting a B.
Any tips to help me remember some strata to finish this boss quicker. I refuse to move on till I S rank this episode first that way the QTE parts are fresh on my mind. At this time I only played this twice and bout to go in for the 3rd run.
Edit: I got it.
Time 4:28 - A
Battle Points 3233 - S
Sync 99 - S
If you find that you haven't obtained a S rank, dont worry.
Sync is really just being alert at every cutscene, and being able to get excellents at near every occasion. So you should S this one easily
Time and points can be tricky, if you complete a chapter and at the results screen, hit Y and you will see how points are got and which ones give the most. The problem is if you rush too quickly, your battle points will be too low. And if you spend ages upping your points, your time will be too low.
My advice, obliterator gauge as you know will help out majorly. Since most of these are boss fights, what you are aiming for is to unleash as many heavy attacks as possible on the enemy, and to use special attacks alot (when the enemy is down and a Y prompt appears) Also once the burst is full, try some more heavy/ special attacks. And make sure you try to get all the boss counterattack sequences done too.
If you aim for an S in time and sync, and an A in points, you will get your S's in no time.
For time, just know your enemies attack patterns, as some can stop you from hitting them. Get in close at all times, and with the obliterator gauge, keep using heavy attacks to distrupt thier attacks. Pound them quick but not too quick that you could miss out on valuable points. Remember, even if burst is full, keep attacking a little more to boost your ratings.
Its a great DLC from start to end, so just go for it and have fun.
So does anyone know if the streetfighter DLC is going to get released? Iam sought of thinking if its not out by now we prob wont get it.
But i would love to get the RYU fight.
I'm having so much fun playing this game again and I'm loving the DLC. Its one of those rare games that even though I beat it like 5 times; it didn't feel like I was grinding achievements.
Now on episode 21. At the end you have the slow-mo (Y) When do I press it? I'm waiting for it to close and it never does. Ill prov have these done by the time you respond but thanks all the same.
Not to worry, the ryu fight dlc releases on the 8th may, and the akuma one on the 15th may. So not long to wait now!
You most likely have discovered this by now, but the slow mo prompt is really for effect and awesomeness. You dont ever press Y, and even if you do nothing happens, its just one to watch. Still a sad scene though
By now you should be on episode 22 "A life well lived"
It took 3 tries to get my S, so if you need help just let me know.
I feel that Chakravartin was placed in the story at the perfect time. There isn't much to know about him he knew Asura had potential so he coached him throughout his time in Naraka and when he was in Rage mode. There isn't much more you need to know about him besides he is God, and he was looking for an heir. Its the perfect supreme being act. If he made himself known out of the gate (or in part III for exp) he would lose that potency as God.
Think about it, the deities revered themselves as "Gods" quoting Yasha from Chapter 6. If Chakravartin popped up and said "hey dere." Things would be thrown into chaos. I beleive if he mindfucked you from chapter 18's illistrated ending he did his job and did it perfectlly.
Now my feelings on the DLC are this. Capcom probablly had this ending planned all along but wanted to see what sort of reception the game got before commiting to it. This day and age companies can do alot of interesting things with IP's that they couldn't do before. Was Asura going to feel more like an outrageous demon from hell that beat everyone to a bloody pulp? Or was it going to feel that you yourself were beating your head in trying to complete the game?
I loved how they wrapped everything up perfect form of storytelling thats powerful and makes others step back and think about all thats transpired. Finally his wrath is gone, thats just the way the game SHOULD have ended (hence why Yasha hints towards it in Chapter 18 ("Is your wrath gone?") its interesting to note that Asura says he doesn't know hence why would they ultimiatlly leave a character like that with such an ending. as for the illustrated end I found that PERFECT its execution was flawless and my take of the "To be continued" is infact genuine. They wanted to see if the core game got a warm reception before investing serious time into it and the end results was one of the most animated and over the top games in my gaming career, how many people (aside from Kratos who hes been compared to and even then they were greek gods) can say they've witnessed a Underdog vs. Supreme being? Not many.
Is anybody aware of the requirements for an A or S rank on Episode 22 in regards to Battle Points? I keep getting just under 15000, which gives me a B rank, but I have no trouble getting an S on Time and Sync.
I'm thinking if I just take more time to use dive or dash attacks, or a few extra seconds of lock-on attacks, I should be able to get over 15000, but I'm not sure if that's even enough.
Any help would be appreciated. =)
Only got a B rank for the time the first two trys so with the Obliterator Jauge, I just spammed the boss with "Y" attacks, then used the "Y" special move when the boss is down, etc...
Chapter 19 :
- Time : 3'22 (S) / 4'28 (A) / 4'42 or 4'48 (B), I forgot which one, but I think it was 4'42
- Battle points : 3233 (S) [got 3454 but according to an upper message, 3233 is enough].
Chapter 20 :
Time : 3'25 (S)
Battle points : 12079 (S)
(had to take a little more time and kill more ennemis because I only got a B for the Battle points the first time, with ~8500).
Chapter 21 :
Time : 3'26 (S)
Battle points : 5339 (A)
Chapter 22 :
Time : 10'14 (S) / 11'08 (A)
Battle points : 15081 (A)
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Mark Naison: One question we must ask is why this campaign has acquired such strong bipartisan support and why the public has not spoken out more against it.
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Mark Naison: If I dare to dream, I can see where this collaboration between Occupy and Labor might lead—to the unionization of Wal-Mart, to the unionization of McDonalds, to the unionization of financial services workers in the nation's largest banks.
Manufacturing Illusions:
Robert Reich: Suddenly, manufacturing is back – at least on the election trail. But don't be fooled. The real issue isn't how to get manufacturing back. It's how to get good jobs and good wages back. They aren't at all the same thing.
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John T. Cumbler: Indiana 's proposed "Right to Work" Act is not just anti-union, it is anti-democratic. Under the law if a majority of workers in a plant vote for a union, those who opposed the union would not have to contribute dues to the union.
Friday Feedback: Attacks on Teachers
This week, an article by Mark Naison, "How Attacks on Teachers and Government Workers Will Impact All Our Lives," drew the following exchange between Ryder and Steve Wider.
How Attacks on Teachers and Government Workers Will Impact All Our Lives
Mark Naison: The attack on Teachers Unions has been driven by foundations and funding sources traditionally associated with the Democratic Party and has been enthusiastically endorsed by the Obama Administration.
Professionals Moving to Organized Labor
Sharon Kyle: Labor union membership has declined significantly in the United States over the last 50 years, but this segment of the labor market is booming.
What Occupy Wall Street Has Accomplished in Two Short Months
Mark Naison: While Occupy Wall Street and its spinoffs around the nation have certainly not developed "leaders" who articulate its goals to the media or negotiate with public officials, it has already registered a formidable list of accomplishments for a movement this young.
Cain Case Shines Light on Workplace Sexual Harassment
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The Producers Guild has bestowed its Milestone Award on many larger-than-life showbiz characters over the years. Alan Horn is not one of them.
Before arriving in Hollywood some 35 years ago, Horn worked at Procter & Gamble, and it shows. Warner Bros.' prexy-COO takes a very businesslike approach to the film biz, avoiding the theatrics that constantly erupt on other lots for a smoother stewardship. His exec team has been with him for years, not months.
Horn was running Castle Rock Entertainment, which produced "Seinfeld" and "When Harry Met Sally" under his watch, when he and chair-CEO Barry Meyer were tapped to fill the shoes of former studio toppers Bob Daly and Terry Semel.
Under the Horn-Meyer pairing, Horn has had closer oversight of the film operation and Meyer more say over the studio's TV biz. However, the pair just initiated a major reorganization of the film operation that will free up Horn to focus more on strategic issues.
Horn has developed strong ties in the creative community over the years, nurturing the "Harry Potter" franchise by working closely with scribe J.K. Rowling, and maintaining a close bond with Leonardo DiCaprio through projects and their shared work on behalf of the Natural Resources Defense Council. He's still tight with Castle Rock crony Rob Reiner, who recently directed "The Bucket List" for the studio.
PGA exec director Vance Van Petten says the guild selected Horn for the kudo, which has previously gone to the likes of Louis B. Mayer, Cecil B. DeMille and Bob Hope, to honor his achievements as a producer and studio chief.
"It's an incredible background," Van Petten says. "And he's really, really well liked."
Eight years into his run at Warner Bros., it's still working for Horn: The studio just pulled in a record $2.24 billion at the international B.O.; for the seventh year in a row the studio generated more than $1 billion at the domestic B.O.


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Originally Posted by Enverxis
Haggard - Awaking the Centuries
such an awesome group!
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17 band members ....
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Akron/Family !!
Angels of Light
Animal Collective (new album 'Feels' is awe-full)
old school - Herbie Mann (with Duanne Allman on guitar)
- Mahavishnu Orchestra stuff...suprisingly under-talked about it
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Porcupine Tree - "Deadwing" and "In Absentia" are my picks
Magic Pie - "Motions of Desire" This is the best prog. rock album of 2005, hands down. You can download some samples (and the full first song from the album) on their website
Freak Kitchen - All CDs. You'd have a hard time find a band to compare to FK, imho.
I'd also recommend the Decemberists.
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Hash Jar Tempo
Single Frame Ashtray
Pit Er Pat
Comets on Fire
Blue Cheer
Tokyo Sex Destruction
The Sonics
I'm not very good at describing music but allmusic.com should work if anyone is truly intrigued.
I've also been listening to a lot of Les Savy Fav. I wouldn't call them obscure though, more like, off the mainstream radar.
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Yo La Tengo
Manu Chao
Badly Drawn Boy - Hour of the Bewilderbeast
Frank Black or the Pixies if you haven't heard them.
Frank Zappa
for the Grave Yard
Screamin' Jay Hawkins - Get the Best of (Alligator & Mosquitoe Pie)
Just a few that have yet to be mentioned
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If you want reeeeally undiscovered you should check out this band "Fever The Ghost"... dont usually find good music by trolling Face Book but....
makes me feel so cool to hear before they get big at all :p
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I don't normally like singer-songwriter stuff but Chelsea Wolfe is a rare exception. Gothic, folk, drone and subtle black metal influences, awesome stuff.
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Geezers of Nazareth. Now sadly defunct.
Tame Impala. Good Aussie Psychadelia.
Dusk. Aussie Gomez alike. Now sadly defunct.
I still do not know why Catherine wheel were not utterly huge. Been listening to them an awful lot lately.
Just discovered the Chilean singer Javiera Mena. Great vocals and great beats.
Edited by gikigill - 9/21/12 at 6:34am
Another gem from her:
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Recently discovered Ulcerate, a New Zealand death metal band with a really interesting style. Very atmospheric and reliant on evolution of their songs. Good stuff.
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These links are from the electronica scene which I find quite compelling. The first artists I am going to introduce is Phutureprimitve. You can go to bandcamp and download his albums in FLAC for $10. The albums I have purchased are Sub Conscious from 2004, and Kinetik from 2011. Both are stupidly well mastered, your system will shine like you won't believe, and the music is excellent. Here are a few links to give you an idea of what I am talking about.
This track is from Sub Conscious
Edited by Sonic Defender - 9/23/12 at 9:48am
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