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Mansion morphing into "Miami-style country western line dancing" club with Blue Collar's Danny Serfer serving "large plates"
Happy April Fool's Day!
UPDATE: Happy April Fool's Day! (Tuesday, April 1, 5:23 p.m.)
Just when you thought that hip-hop and EDM ruled the South Beach sound systems, the owners of Mansion decide it's time for a change and are closing the place, revamping and reopening sometime this summer as Rodeo (pronounced Row-day-oh like the swanky street in Beverly Hills), a "Miami-style country western line dancing" club, replacing bottle service with brewskies and self serve taps and building a full blown kitchen to accommodate resident chef, Blue Collar's Danny Serfer, who will be cooking up Texas-sized "large plates" inspired by his favorite TV show, Dallas.
(Er, until now we thought line dancing at Mansion was something people did behind closed stalls in the bathroom. The end is surely nigh, no?)
We asked Mansion spokesperson Vanessa Menkes point blank if the Opium gang was actually smoking its namesake to which she replied, "Mansion has enjoyed a successful run on South Beach, but it's time for a change and it's time to fill a gaping void that has been neglected all these years in South Beach nightlife." (Insert hoe-down joke here.)
Um, ok, but food too? "After so many years of people ordering pizzas through our VIP entrance, we decided it was time to add a kitchen of our own," Menkes said.
Serfer, a Mansion regular, is thrilled. "It's about time," he said. Instead of commenting further, he replied with a sample menu of dishes that he's planned for the rollicking new Rodeo:
Southfork Wedge Salad
2 heads of iceberg, 1 pound bacon, Texas sweet onion frizzlea ten thousand island dressing,
Cowboys on Horseback
One whole pineapple wrapped in country ham, stuffed with dates that are wrapped in bacon and stuffed with cheddar
Cliff's Revenge
Habanero and ghost chili glazed chicken wings coated in crushed red pepper flakes
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Served with Texas toast
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A new scam is going around the United States and is making it's way to Albany.
According to Snopes.com, the scam works saying that President Obama, the federal government, or a state agency will pay your utility bill for a month. People then call a number and hand over personal information such as social security and bank account numbers in an attempt to get their bill paid. They will then get a bank routing number to give to the utility provider, which is bogus.
Lorie Farkas with Water, Gas, and Light says that at least one person has tried paying using this method and that others have called inquiring about the scam. Farkas says that people risk their personal information and the late fess that are assessed when the bill remains unpaid.


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A European Mechanism For Sovereign Debt Crisis Resolution: A Proposal
The sovereign debt crisis in the euro area during the spring of 2010 has revealed that the monetary and fiscal policy framework of the European Monetary Union (EMU) is still incomplete. Obviously, the rules-based framework for fiscal policy created by the Excessive Deficit Procedure and the Stability and Growth Pact was insufficient to prevent a debt crisis despite its emphasis on keeping public sector deficits low and strengthening forward-looking budgetary planning. Moreover, once the crisis occurred and financial markets were agitated by it, it became obvious that EMU did not have policy tools to manage and resolve the crisis.
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This semester I'm taking a class on library buildings. "Library buildings? Is that a class?" you ask? Indeed it is! Taught by Fred Schlipf, an LIS professor, library buildings consultant, and former public library director, the course is an introduction to the physical spaces that LIS institutions occupy. One of the most practical courses I've taken … Continue reading
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Service Learning: Friend or Foe?
One of my courses this semester (Community Informatics) required a sizable amount of "service learning" (for those who don't know, service learning is basically community service/volunteering activities that are incorporated into a course). When I mentioned the extensive, unpaid time commitment that the service learning represented to a friend of mine, he balked: "So they're … Continue reading
When Library School Hands You Lemons
My library school experience has, I'm sad to say, handed me a bunch of lemons. There are the professors who aren't as inspiring as I would prefer (sorry), the journal articles that look like they weren't proofread, the classes that are scheduled at times that are inconvenient for everyone. Including the instructor. And then there's … Continue reading
Being Thankful… For Failing
Tis the start of the season when we begin to list all the things we are thankful for: Tofurkey, pajama skinny jeans, NFL Sunday tickets, and failing a class in library school. I know, you probably said, "pajama skinny jeans, really?" but they'll come in handy on Turkey Day, trust me. More importantly, this post … Continue reading
Too Much Structure or Not Enough?
I confused some people when I said that I was going to library school, but that I wanted to be an archivist. I developed my passion for archives when I was an undergrad, and that was the specialization I was going to the pursue in library school. I'll just come right out and say it- … Continue reading
Library School Mergers
I recently received an email via my library school's student listserv explaining that our university Provost has asked the library school and the College of Media to explore "integrating their two units." It is very early in the exploratory process, and certainly not a sure thing yet, but it got me thinking about the possibilities. I … Continue reading


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Heike Philp is founder and CEO of let's talk online sprl (since 2003), providing technology support for language learning and events in real-time via the internet. With over 20 years in education and several years of teaching German in Japan and the UK, Heike took on the live online challenge by starting a virtual language school and her experience subsequently led her to co-initiate the European funded LANCELOT project. LANCELOT, which stand for LANguage learning with CErtified Live Online Teachers, saw 23 partners in 8 countries jointly developing a train-the-trainer course for language teachers in the use of virtual classroom technology to teach a language. It successfully completed in 2007. Heike's enthusiasm for synchronous Internet communication also led her to co-initiate yet another European funded project: AVALON is a 2-year development project exploring 3D virtual worlds such as Second Life for language learning. AVALON, which stands for Access to Virtual and Action learning Live ONline, started in January 2009 with a consortium of 26 European partners, 11 of which are Universities. http://www.avalonlearning.eu. In December 2013, newly-granted CAMELOT. CAMELOT, which stands for CreAting Machinima Empowers Live Online language Teaching and Learning, is about language videos created in virtual worlds. Again a teacher training course will be developed to utilize 3D environment for a cinematic production.
She is a frequent speaker at 'real' and at online conferences about language learning with technology and runs her own virtual conference called Virtual Round Table http://virtual-round-table.ning.com.


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I just replayed dmc4, & im sorry but dmc is more fun to play. The combat is 100x more addictive and the story is equally bad to any other in the series. I think they should use this combat system even if they go back to the old storyline- which I would prefer. Dmc4 had superior level aesthetics though. Ultimately, having played this, I would never go back the the original which was complicated for not reason.
The reason people hate this is because of what they did to the character and how they presented the series, like it had a problem. The combat is fun, I've replayed this game way more times than any other in the series.
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Get an overview of this hotel4-star hotel, walk to Tower of Apponale
Located in the heart of Riva del Garda, this hotel is steps from Catena Square, Tower of Apponale, and La Rocca. Ponale Hydroelectric Power Plant and Riva del Garda Museo Civico are also within 5 minutes.
Hotel Features
Along with a restaurant, this hotel has a bar/lounge and a steam room. Free buffet breakfast and free WiFi in public areas are also provided. Additionally, 24-hour room service, a seasonal outdoor pool, and conference rooms are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 59 rooms offer free WiFi and free wired Internet, plus 24-hour room service and LCD TVs with satellite channels. Guests will also find refrigerators, hair dryers, and safes.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Hotel Europa Sky Pool & PanoramaPiazza Catena 13 Riva del Garda TN 38066
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Europa Sky Pool & Panorama features a steam room and a seasonal outdoor pool. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Event facilities measuring 20 square feet (2 square meters) include conference space. This Riva del Garda hotel also offers 24-hour room service, a safe deposit box at the front desk, and beach/pool umbrellas. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
- Total number of rooms - 59
- Number of floors - 4
- Bar/lounge
- Free breakfast
- Conference space
- Elevator/lift
- Pool umbrellas
- Free WiFi
- Computer station
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference space size (meters) - 2
- Number of meeting rooms - 1
- Pool sun loungers
- Conference space size (feet) - 20
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Steam room
- Outdoor seasonal pool
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Refrigerator
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- In-room safe
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Satellite TV service
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Room service (24 hours)
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Where to Eat
A complimentary buffet breakfast is served each morning between 7:30 AM and 10:00 AM.
Hotel Europa Sky Pool & Panorama has a restaurant on site.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a steam room and a seasonal outdoor pool.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Horse riding/rental on site
To make special requests for accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 16
Check-out time is 10 AM
Payment types
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of EUR 10 per pet, per night
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.30 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 14 years of age.
Optional extras
- Self parking fee: EUR 15 per night
- Pet fee: EUR 10 per pet, per night
Hotel Name
- Europa Riva del Garda
- Hotel Europa Riva del Garda
- Hotel Europa Sky Pool Panorama Riva del Garda
- Hotel Europa Sky Pool Panorama
- Europa Sky Pool Panorama Riva del Garda
- Europa Sky Pool Panorama
We should mention
All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport. Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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Skip to comments.NRA Pulls Convention Out Of Columbus (Assault Weapons Ban Blamed For Decision)
Posted on 07/18/2005 8:35:44 AM PDT by Columbus Dawg
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- The National Rifle Association announced Monday that it would not hold its 2007 national convention in Columbus as planned.
The announcement came one week after City Council passed an assault weapons ban, NBC 4's Kyle Anderson reported.
NRA officials said the group would return once the state legislature enacts a pre-emption that would overturn the Columbus ban, Anderson reported.
Local convention officials said the three-day convention would have brought 60,000 people and $15 million to the local economy.
The officials had hoped the speculation would not prove true, and as of late last week said it had not heard anything from the NRA, Anderson reported.
Watch NBC 4 and refresh nbc4i.com for additional information.
Way to go City Hall.
Here's hoping the NRA goes to Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, or Indianapolis just to stick it to Columbus.
Isn't that the same Mayor who wouldn't go after the school principal at the school where the special ed girl was raped?
Now running for Governor?
The NRA is welcome to come back to Houston with any type of gun that goes BANG, BOOM, THUMP, THUD, BASH.
Here is the only way to save the NRA Convention in Columbus. For some reason, I don't see Taft signing this at all.
Lawmaker aims to stop cities from restricting gun ownership
Monday, July 18, 2005
Jim Siegel
The lead sponsor of Ohios concealed-weapons law is crafting legislation that would prohibit cities from enacting their own gun laws, and restrict media access to gun-permit records.
The provisions are among a number of "loopholes" in Ohios gun laws that still need to be addressed, said Rep. James Aslanides, a Coshocton Republican.
The bill, which he expects to introduce within the next month, would ban cities from enacting laws like the one the Columbus City Council passed last week banning assaultweapon sales. It also would clarify that cities cannot ban guns from parks or other places not designated as gun-free zones under state law.
"State law would have to be the only standard," Aslanides said. "It stops municipalities from abusing ordinances so as to restrict gun ownership."
The Columbus city councilman who spearheaded the assault-weapons ban said cities should decide their gun laws.
"This would be another example of the state not caring enough about the safety of citizens when it comes to guns," Councilman Michael C. Mentel said.
Under the citys new law, guns defined as assault weapons can no longer be sold in the city after Aug. 11. Residents who already own one must register it with the city Department of Public Safety. They have 90 days from when Mayor Michael B. Coleman signed the bill last week to register the firearm or face a firstdegree misdemeanor charge.
Such laws take away Second Amendment rights, Aslanides said.
"Its a slippery slope that, from a public perception standpoint, isnt needed," he said.
But stopping Ohio cities from passing gun laws is difficult, because home-rule provisions in the state constitution give local officials certain governing rights, said John Mahoney, deputy director of the Ohio Municipal League.
Generally, if the state doesnt regulate something, local governments are allowed to pass laws to fill in the gaps, he said, as long as they dont conflict with state laws.
"The state cant just say, Were going to regulate it, you guys dont touch it, " Mahoney said.
The situation is similar to one in February 2002, when Gov. Bob Taft signed a law regulating predatory lending that also prohibited local governments from enacting their own laws. Mahoney said a court case challenging that law is still active in Cleveland.
More than 6,200 central Ohioans obtained licenses in the first year of the concealedcarry law, according to lists compiled through mid-March. Attorney General Jim Petros office said 51,998 Ohioans had registered through the end of April. Supporters and state officials originally estimated the number would be around 100,000.
Aslanides bill could face the same hurdles that for years delayed passage of the current concealed-carry law opposition from Taft and some sectors of law enforcement.
In particular, Aslanides wants to alter two provisions that Taft insisted upon before he would agree to sign the bill: That journalists be allowed access to county lists of those obtaining concealed-carry permits, and strict guidelines on how guns must be carried in vehicles.
Under the current law, the public cannot see who holds a permit but journalists can get the names of all concealedcarry permit holders in a particular county. Gun advocates were angered when newspapers published the lists.
Those advocates argue that making permits public discourages people from obtaining them, puts people at risk by letting criminals know who has a gun and goes against the intent of the law to allow people to carry guns in secret.
"We have to find a way to keep people from being victimized by having their names put in the paper," said Chad Baus, spokesman for Ohioans for Concealed Carry.
But the medias watchdog role is eliminated if lawmakers close off a process that must ensure that permit recipients get proper training and criminal background checks, said Frank Deaner, executive director of the Ohio Newspaper Association.
Aslanides said his proposal would enable reporters to ask if specific individuals have obtained a permit, rather than providing them entire county lists.
That, Deaner said, is not enough.
"There has to be some way for us to look inside the system, especially since the system destroys so many records after the permit is issued," he said. "I am not aware of any instances where there was harm from the release of the lists."
The governor remains strongly supportive of the current permit access, Taft spokesman Mark Rickel said.
In the past, Petro has supported more access to permits.
"I think the limitation to have these records available only to journalists is unduly restrictive," he said in January 2004. "I think it should be open records, like anything else."
Kim Norris, spokeswoman for Petro, said this week that he hopes a balance can be struck between open records and the privacy needed to keep people safe.
Aslanides said he also wants to eliminate the requirement that a gun be in "plain sight" if a permit-holder in a vehicle is stopped by law enforcement.
Officers can have different interpretations of "plain sight," he said, and it also can lead to unsafe situations if the driver is required to move the gun so the officer can see it. Aslanides wants to remove the plain sight requirement from law, but still require a driver to tell an officer if he or she has a gun in the car.
But changing requirements involving guns in vehicles runs into potential opposition from Taft and from the State Highway Patrol.
During years of gun-law debates, Taft repeatedly said he would not sign a bill if it was opposed by law enforcement. The Highway Patrols demands for restrictions on guns in vehicles held up the bill before a compromise was reached in December 2003.
Lt. Rick Zwayer, spokesman for the Highway Patrol, said the agency has not taken an official position on the forthcoming bill. But the agency doesnt see a need to change the current law, and he disagrees there has been trouble interpreting it.
"It has proven so far to be safe for passengers in the vehicle and the officers who are performing traffic stops on a daily basis," he said. "The law is safe as it is."
If they want to keep it in Ohio....Toledo!!
Yes it is.
Hence, the nicknames related to Manhood. That comes from his infamous Glenn Beck interview.
I was personally hoping for a place around Columbus, like Delaware County. Unfortunately, I don't think there is a facility large enough.
Actions have consequences. For Colombus, this is only money. That is just the beginning of the real cost.
NRA bump! Good for them!
I hope it's somewhere close to where I'm at. I've never been to an NRA convention and was irked that I missed Pittsburgh's.
Near me would be good!
I wish the NRA would come to Wisconsin. We have lots of gunowners here.
They never learn.
Don't the communists pretty well run Toledo? I'd be surprised if they don't already have something similar.
This whole thing stinks. Mayor Coleman and the idiots on the City Council know that the upswing in crime has nothing to do with assault weapons.
The people who are committing all the crimes here aren't using assault weapons so it's just stupid liberal dimwits and their feel good policy's that are going to cost Columbus $15 million dollars.
But there is one good side to all of this. It gives Republicans a good weapon to fight against Coleman when he runs for Gov. Just remind everyone of the $15 million dollars he cost this city.
The part of this bill that grants media access to the list of concealed-permit holders but bars the general public from having access seems unconstitutional.
I took the course, Law and the Media, years ago but I remember there was a Supreme Court ruling regarding the media's right to inspect prisons and talk to prisoners in a prison in New Mexico, I believe. The Supreme Court held that the media has no right superior to the general public for increased access to public records and access to government facilities.
Comments from NRA EVP Wayne LaPierre: City Council Drives Freedom and NRA Out of Columbus
Thursday, July 14, 2005
Comments from NRA Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre
Two months ago, I was pleased to announce that the National Rifle Association chose the great city of Columbus to host our 136th annual meetings and exhibits in May of 2007.
Today Im here to announce that the convention is cancelled. The NRA is not coming to Columbus in 2007.
The convention is canceled because last week your city council voted unanimously to revoke the constitutional rights of law-abiding citizens in Columbus by banning perfectly legal firearms.
Councilman Michael Mentel led the gun ban. He said the NRA isnt going to dictate the policies of this city. But Michael Mentel certainly wants to dictate the policies of the U.S. Constitution for the people of Columbus.
Michael Mentel and your city council have embarrassed this great city in the eyes of the nation. By declaring that citizens who live inside its city limits have less freedom than people outside its city limits.
So, thanks to the Columbus City Council, sixty-five thousand people will not be coming to your wonderful Greater Columbus Convention Center in 2007.
Hundreds of exhibitors wont fill your grand halls with the latest in guns, hunting and outdoor gear.
Even though half the U.S. population lives within 550 miles of Columbus, they wont be packing their families to come spend money with your hotels, motels, restaurants, airlines, cabs, buses, retailers or attractions.
The only thing the city council can expect out of their decision is the gratitude of those businesses in the city we go to instead.
Thanks to your Columbus City Council, at least twenty million dollars of new tourist revenue will not boost the economy of Columbus in 2007.
Youd think a city council would do their homework. You know find out if their gun-ban scheme worked anywhere else before they turn good citizens into criminals overnight.
The U.S. Congress already tried this exact same gun ban. Nationwide. For ten straight years. Thats enough time to learn if it works, right?
It was such a miserable failure that after ten years they called it off last September. And since they ended the gun ban, crime has gone down!
But your city council thinks theyre smarter than the U.S. Congress, and didnt learn a thing from that failure.
Your city council didnt learn that semiautomatic guns are not assault weapons. They are not machine guns.
They didnt learn that semiautomatics are not high-powered, they cant spray bullets, and theyre not used in 99% of all gun crime.
Your city council didnt learn that their ban includes guns owned by thousands of honest Columbus hunters and sportsmen who wont react well.
And your city council didnt learn how voters react to politicians who abuse their Second Amendment freedoms like Al Gore, John Kerry and Tom Daschle.
Finally this is an unnecessary loss and embarrassment for the people of Columbus. Its also proof for state lawmakers that its time to protect lawful gun owners by making firearm laws uniform across Ohio. So that radical rogue agencies like this city council cant create a confusing and dangerous patchwork of firearms laws.
The NRA is going to work with the people of Columbus and the Ohio Legislature to pass state preemption legislation and restore freedom to the people of Columbus.
When the Ohio Legislature enacts preemption, freedom will be restored to the people of Columbus.
And when freedom comes back to Columbus, we will come back to Columbus.
Thank you.
Medium large and large cities across America have invested millions of dollars in convention centers in a bid to make money off out-of-town visitors. It's the "If you build it, they will come" mentality. Pulling out of Columbus is not only a publicity blow to the city, it is an economic disaster.
Good !
And bring $50 million to the Kali economy? Nope.
They probably do run it, but it's only a little more than an hour from where I live. :)
"It has proven so far to be safe for passengers in the vehicle and the officers who are performing traffic stops on a daily basis," he said. "The law is safe as it is."
Gun safety statements coming from the agency that injured one of their own in a circular shootout with an armed subject on I-71.
I know many an Ohio police officer that loathe the Ohio State Patrol's weapons handling and training methods (along with their political lobbying). A retired Columbus SWAT officer just told me a few weeks ago, "If there is a single police agency in Ohio that should keep their mouth shut on firearms issues, it is the Ohio State Patrol. They are the most dangerous group I have ever trained with."
He gave me the Kehoe shootout as evidence that this point of view is accurate.
Blind man leading.
Mr. Deaner of the Ohio Newspaper Association fails to see that indiscriminately releasing the names of permit holders is at best gossip and at worst a political action advocating a particular course of public policy.
Neither one is part of the media's "watchdog" role.
I have the same experiences with police officers as well. They all are very critical of the Ohio State Highway Patrol.
Yep .... same platitude spewing hookie-bookie mayor that continues to stonewall (along with the leisure suit wearing watermelon school superintendent) the sexual gang bang activity that occurred earlier this year in a Columbus city school.
Yep .... same platitude spewing hookie-bookie mayor that just floated down the Scioto River this weekend on some sort of raft or boat while holding flaming torches celebrating what I'm not sure .. almost resembled a nazi book burning ceremony.
Yep .... same platitude spewing hookie-bookie mayor that floated down the Scioto River this weekend past all the flag poles on Marconi Blvd that have in the past flown the American flag along with all fifty state flags .. now only 50+ Columbus city flags fly because some of the other flags offended his highness the mayor.
I just got of the phone with the NRA, thanking them for their decision to pull out of Columbus. I am a member as well.
Should the NRA re-book Columbus, to stick it to them despite a bad law just being enacted? No! Money talks, and in this case money walks. Bye bye Columbus. And Kali too.
The message is:
The NRANews wouldnt load for me today...guess they were overwhelmed with viewers...
They should only move it to a state and city that allows CCW, etc.
I agree, I think the NRA should and does spend most of its chest fighting things at the federal level, so what any given state wants to do, is either up to the state-level NRA affiliate, or to another organization.
If you're a member of the NRA, please put the initials in your tagline. If not, please join.
1. Short of armed confrontation with lawmakers, not voting for one is the next best thing.
2. I have to wonder why W LaP would take this stand if he truly believes in the Second Amendment. Uniform laws? Hell No! No laws!
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We've heard incredibly little on Remedy's eagerly awaited cinematic-sandbox action title Alan Wake, the 360 exclusive having slipped off the radar in the last year or so.
The new title could be about to take a dramatic step back into the limelight however, a Finnish games site revealing that a trailer for the game will be shown at the premier of the new Max Payne flick in Finland.
More over, the site in question claim they have fresh news on the game, which will be published tomorrow.
Alan Wake was supposed to be out in 2007, but Remedy's opus has taken rather longer than it might have been hoped. Still, we're hopeful of news on this very soon.
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MIDWEEK SPECIALS ARE AVAILABLE AND PLEASE CALL FOR ANY LAST MINUTE SPECIALS. The house is located below snowshoe village on west ridge rd. It is a great location at the top of Snowshoe Mountain, and in just a short walk, you can enjoy the hustle and bustle of Intrawest's new village of stores and restaurants. You can go skiing, hiking, fishing, biking, golfing, or sightseeing. Even better, relax in the peaceful mountain air or enjoy the great views off the multable decks.
Free Shuttle service available to different locations on the mountain. Twelve minute walk to the village.
You will be getting a great value compared to other resort, rental homes in the USA. Come and enjoy the spring, summer, fall, and winter at the best location in Snowshoe, West Virginia. We will not be under priced for the what we offer. There is a 4 night minimum stay during holiday stays from Thanksgiving to Easter.
We had a great experience at this home. The second floor kitchen and family room with mountain view was really nice. There was plenty of space for our entire family, cousins and all. Many people in our party kept telling me how nice the place was and wanted to come back next year. Hopefully, there will be snow next year at the end of December.
We had a great time here...perfect for families with small children. There was plenty of room, very close to skiing, a great kitchen to prepare meals in, and a hot tub. Bob was very accommodating and responded to us quickly with any questions or concerns we had.
The house was beautiful! Windows out onto the mountains and a nice warm hot tub ready for us when we arrived. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because of my own timing, almost everything was closed and all the leaves were off the trees, just come a few weeks before and 5 stars for sure! I knew that was going to happen and Robert even said something about it, but I needed the vacation anyway, so no fault but my own. We were basically the only people on the mountain at that time. We brought all of our own food and drinks for the whole weekend, so we really didn't need to leave the house at all. There are many national parks on your way through WV, so be sure to check them out.
There was a leak in the kitchen because they just replaced everything and are still working the stuff out, but Robert was nice about it and I believe that should be fixed soon. Otherwise the kitchen was great and full of pots/pans/etc. LOVE the rainbow trout plates by the way!
PEOPLE WITH PETS: This is a good place. I took my dog (just had to pay a little extra). We just walked up and down the street for potty breaks and I took her down the mountain on a hiking trip close by and she enjoyed herself. Definitely be careful about ticks. I followed instructions on the med stuff and still found a tick on her when we got back. So be mindful.
The roads and dark and windy at night. I wouldn't suggest arriving or leaving during the dark, but that's just me. We had someone that was going to arrive late the first day and we all told them to just wait it out and come on day two because we were worried they'd take a dive off the mountain.
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If you come during the fall, plan a few weeks before I did and you'll be able to see all the different tree colors :)
Bring mountain bikes if you're into that
BRING PAPER TOWELS if you're crazy like me and need those. We had 8 adults and 2 rolls... not enough.
Bring extra blankets if you have a lot of people and like to stay cozy, the blankets on the beds are rather light.
This year was our third stay at this house - the fact that we keep coming back should speak for itself! The cabin is absolutely beautiful - the pictures (inside and out) do not do this place justice. Each time we've had approximately 10-12 people during our stay and there was more than enough room for everyone - 3 stories with 2 living rooms. The kitchen is very large and our group has always prepared meals during our stay. They have more than enough pots/pans/plates/kitchen items to host a very large group. The shuttle service is also very convenient - a quick phone call and the shuttle arrives at the end of the driveway within just a few minutes. You can park your car when you arrive and not have to move it again until you leave. The hot tub is also a major bonus - after a long day of skiing you can't beat it and the views from the hot tub are incredible. I've been coming to Snowshoe every year for the past 7 years and I haven't found another place quite like this one - for the size of the house, floor layout, amenities, views, and the fantastic owner the value is incredible. Thanks again, Bob - we'll see you next year!
This place is awesome! Very spacious with the two living rooms. We had eight people here and there was plenty of room. The shuttle service was great as well. We would just call the number when we were ready to go and the shuttle was usually there in less than 10 minutes and they would take us wherever we needed to go. Same with getting a ride back. We were able to park our cars and we didn't drive them again until we checked out. Don't plan on having cell service anywhere on the mountain, but the wifi at this house was great with seven devices going at the same time. The TV's are newer than the ones in the pics and they have HDMI inputs if needed. The sauna was great too for drying out or ski gear. Again, great place and we'd absolutely stay here again!
We had a wonderful stay at this house. Our group was two families both with teenagers. The layout was perfect for us. The downstairs had a living room with fireplace that all the teenagers called home. They had all their computers and GoPro video equipment downstairs. They could leave all their stuff out and it and it was not in the way. As parents, we enjoyed the upstairs living area with the additional fireplace and convenience of the kitchen area. Views were beautiful and the hot tub was a plus. Shuttle was always there within a few minutes. We could all be together upstairs and the teenagers had their own area to retreat to after dinner. Perfect house for 2-3 families with teenagers.
Other Activities: Shopping, boating, Downhill/Alpine Skiing, Snowboarding, Wildlife viewing, Horse shoes, Miniature Golf
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Crash in Bethlehem leaves one person dead
Posted: 7:00 PM EST Jan 05, 2013 Updated: 5:49 AM EST Jan 07, 2013
One person is dead after an accident that left a busy Bethlehem road shut down for hours.
It happened around 8 p.m. Saturday night in the 1800 block of Stefko Boulevard.
Officials say the driver was 42-year-old Dwayne A. Hackett of Indianapolis, Indiana. Hackett was in town visiting family.
Police say Hackett lost control of his car, which then crashed into a utility pole near Just Born in the city.
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Mike Berryhill is a farmer, agricultural and public official from Ceres, California. He was the Republican nominee for Congress from California's 18th congressional district in the 2010 general election. The election pit Berryhill against 4-term Democratic Representative Dennis Cardoza. While the 18th district leans only slightly Democratic, having a Cook PVI D+4, Cardoza only faced serious competition in 2002, when he was first elected to the seat. This race is considered competitive in 2010[1] because of Mike's experience in local agriculture, his family name,[2] and the current political climate.[3]
Berryhill comes from a Republican political family that's well known in the San Joaquin Valley. Mike's Uncle, Clare Berryhill, served in both houses of the California State Legislature and also served as director of the California Department of Food and Agriculture under Governor George Deukmejian. His first cousins, Tom and Bill Berryhill, currently represent the 25th and 26th districts, respectively, in the California State Assembly.
Mike was president of Young Farmers and Ranchers of California and elected to the Turlock Irrigation District Board. He also served several decades on the Ceres School Board, and, in 2005, Berryhill Elementary School was named in honor of Mike and other members of the Berryhill family who served on the school board.[4]
- ^ California 18th District Race Profile New York Times. August 25, 2010.
- ^ Challenge to Rep Cardoza puts California GOP on the spot Doyle,Michael. McClatchy Newspapers. August 28, 2009.
- ^ Democratic Leaders Tyr To Calm election Jitters CNN's Dana Bash Deirdre Walsh and Lesa Jansen. CNN. September 14, 2010.
- ^ About Mike Berryhill Campaign Website.


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You know how the designers emit a collective groan whenever team challenges come up on "Project Runway"? Guess what! The 11th season of the show (premiering Thurs. Jan. 24 at 9:00 p.m.) will be the first-ever teams edition. The designers will have to work together for every challenge (yes, every challenge). Did you hear that? I think it was sobbing!
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