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First, in order to work on getting 6 pack abs, you will need to ensure that you have the determination and drive that previous strength and the body builders that preceded you may have demonstrated, and foremost.
Lots of people available want to get that sexy looking 6 pack abs. First of all , involves their mind once they consider getting 6 pack abs is abdominal exercises. Here is the fact, people got all of it wrong. Actually you don't even need to target abs exercises so you can get the sexy look you always wanted. In the following paragraphs you will understand 2 things you need to do in order to show your stomach muscles.
You should work your abs not a lot more than 2 or three times each week. There is not any should work more than that. These are some individuals that actually work their abs every single day. I personally recommend only two times a week. When doing repertory, don't exercise more than 100 crunches. Instead of exhausting your entire energy doing unlimited variety of reps, focus on doing slow and monitored reps where one can squeeze and contract the ab muscles of every rep. This will make your abs strong as well as its still a visible six pack abs. When doing crunches, hold a weight in your chest. As soon as your reach a specific point where it feels too easy, increase the weight a little bit. Here is the same technique utilized for building and strengthening almost every other muscle of the body. Abs are not different. Ab workouts are simple, it will require no equipment and is competitive with some other ab exercises.The important thing for you to get 6 pack abs along with a flat belly is as simple as building and strengthen the ab muscles through non-fancy workouts and after that lose excess fat on the stomach by a mixture of an effective diet along with a cardio exercise.
Getting 6 pack abs must be one of the more frustrating things which many people battle to attain. I can recall numerous times where I felt I just had it figured out and knew a few things i needed to do, simply to continue to have my gut at the conclusion of the time. I would personally think I had think of a great 6 pack abs workout that will work without a doubt, but no results may be seen despite all of my perseverance as well as. Finally, I discovered what I was missing everything time and why I wasn't seeing the 6 pack stomach I had strived for. I had been ignoring my diet all along. Don't misunderstand me, I wasn't shoving down Big Macs daily by using a pint of frozen treats for desert. I simply realized there was little things I could change to actually view the results I found myself hoping for.
Apart from diet change, another truth about getting 6 pack abs centers on toning your own muscles. Significant amounts of weight bearing and resistance exercises is needed you need to do this with great ease. However, if you wish to do that inside a more fashionable or technical way, you have the choice of joining a gym or purchasing among the best exercise machines available in the market. A basic search on the internet would flood you with all the latest exercise device that would aid your weight loss efforts.
When folks see another person who has been working out plus they notice well defined abs, one of the first thoughts they may have is that's lots of crunches. It ought to be somewhat included in us because although I am aware it isn't the facts I still have thoughts along that line, getting 6 pack abs will not be all about crunches even though they can play a part along the way.
Listed here is a serious question to consider when thinking about getting 6 pack abs. Could it be better in order to mold oneself to a standard? Alternatively, could it be better to identify a program that really works using the body? Sexiness does not have to get dictated by anybody else however the person wanting success. Sexiness is a point of confidence. Confidence is bred through success. Success is created by devising a fitness solution that actually works in what nature provided.
The idea behind getting 6 pack abs is extraordinarily simple – strengthen your ab muscles while losing extra fat. Actually accomplishing this is fairly hard, and taking ACTION to start on this path is the hardest. You can spend all day long reading about 6 pack abs, but it really isn't getting them for you personally. The majority of people don't do something in several aspects of their lives – the reason people only succeed once they "put their mind with it."
While those exercises do improve your abs, they cannot get them to show th way you want them to. Your abs cannot show until the body fat percentage is about 9%. Any more than this and they can be hidden under fat. It can vary individually for each person but it will likely be around 9%. So, nutrition and all of around training is significantly more essential to getting 6 pack abs that sit ups and crunches.
The majority of people assume that getting 6 pack abs is centered on exercising, either manually or using a toning belt and little much else. However, an equally important element to toning that stomach and achieving those 6 pack abs is to eat the right foods from the right ways. how to get 0-6 pack abs system by Tyler Bramlett


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Sheraton Pretoria Hotel - Pretoria
You will be spoilt for choice in terms of dining at this hotel as there are 2 restaurants serving breakfast, lunch and dinner where you will find great menu choices and a nice spot to eat during the day. Escape the stress of everyday life at the on-site spa, offering facials and reflexology, as well as body treatments, a sauna and massages. Relax in the outdoor pool during your stay. Guests wishing to enjoy a drink will surely want to visit the bar/lounge.
In addition to the on-site spa, a 24-hour fitness center and a sauna are among the leisure facilities on offer. Free WiFi is available.
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- Minimum check-in age is 18
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- Up to 2 children (12 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Babysitting/childcare *
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
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- Valet parking *
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In the hotel
- Buffet breakfast (surcharge)
- 2 restaurants
- Bar/lounge
- 24-hour room service
- Outdoor pool
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- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Full-service spa
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Ecotours on site
- Golfing nearby
- Sauna
- 24-hour business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 8
- Meeting rooms 8
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- 32-inch LCD TV
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- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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The onsite spa has massage/treatment rooms. Services include massages, facials, body treatments, and manicures and pedicures. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including reflexology. The spa is equipped with a sauna.
The spa is open daily.
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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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Self parking costs ZAR 80 per night
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Rollaway beds are available for ZAR 500.00 per night
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About Crane Conservation Germany
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Since the 1970ies, NABU (Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union) and WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature) Germany had separate projects to protect the Eurasian Crane in Lower-Saxony, Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein. In the former GDR, the "Arbeitskreis zum Schutz vom Aussterben bedrohter Tierarten in der DDR" ("working group for the protection of endangered animal species in the GDR") took care of an intensive monitoring of cranes.
After the reunion, the working group "Kranichschutz Deutschland" (Crane Conservation Germany) was founded in 1991 by crane conservationists from Eastern and Western Germany with support by Lufthansa´s environmental sponsoring programme.
In addition to public work, the aim of this project is the conservation of a save breeding home for the crane as well as of peaceful gathering and resting places in Germany. The achievement of these objectives contributes to the international crane protection.
In our days, cranes are endangered all over the world due to the destruction of their habitats. As migrating species, they can only be protected in the long run by cross-border concepts e.g. international treaties like the "Convention of Bonn" (agreement over the preservation of wild migrating animals), laws and cooperations.
In Eastern and Southern Europe as well as in Africa, the overwintering sites have to be protected. The conservation is supposed to begin in Lothringen already where small groups of cranes often spent the winter. Traditional forms of land use e.g. in Eastern Europe and in Spain ("Dehesas") are at risk due to the proceeding development of intensive agriculture. Their preservation is a collective, European task.
The prohibition to enter the crane´s breeding sites as well as the gathering and resting sites is regulated by law. The responsible authorities can grant a certificate of excemption for purposes of nature conservation. The pictures shown on this site were all taken with approvals.
But there are a lot of possibilies to observe cranes standing on roads or field paths without disturbing them. Everyone following the rules contributes to the protection of the birds. In areas where cranes learned to accept humans and don´t regard them as danger, they can be observed from relatively short distances.
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Is 2016 the year that you start your yoga-teaching journey? Join me at MSCR-Odana in Madison for a weekend immersion that will prepare you to take your practice to the people. Visit yogafit.com to register, or holler at me with questions!
Begin your journey
You know why I started teaching yoga? Because I fell in love with the way that I felt after a class, and I thought, "Hey, I bet I can make other people feel this way, too." If you've ever enjoyed the bliss of relaxation after a bumping mind-body workout, you might feel the same way I did all those years ago. I started on my YogaFit journey back in 2008, with a weekend learning the foundations of a how to teach a yoga class. If you've enjoyed my classes, maybe it's time to take your practice to the next level.
I'll be leading a Level 1 weekend on Aug. 22 and 23 in Madison at MSCR's Odana studio. I'm also offering a one-day workshop on yoga for the back, which can be beneficial for yoga teachers and practitioners alike, on Aug. 21. Find out more at the YogaFit website, and don't hesitate to email me for more info. You could be just like one of the smiling, new yoga teachers like these gals from a training I led last year near Milwaukee. Your journey starts now!
Dance therapy
Recently, our Monday night MSCR class polished off a great routine to Usher's OMG and Lil Jon's Outta Your Mind. It was a rough winter — I taught classes while pretty sick on a couple of occasions — but this routine helped me get through til spring. Just want to say thanks to the lovely ladies (and gentleman) who helped me survive winter with a little hip hop therapy! Check the video out on YouTube.
Yoga + pool = summer
I'm so grateful for the opportunity this summer to teach a poolside yoga class at a lovely house in Madison. There's nothing better than saluting the sun under the actual sun! Hit me with a message if you'd like more information on how to get involved. And for those yogis who have joined me on the deck, many, many thanks. It's an honor to share my Saturday mornings with you!
A round of Applause
MSCR's Hip Hop Hustle class recently concluded with a fun rendition of Hustle 32 … sort of. We weren't thrilled with the music that came with the choreography, so eagle-eyed dancer Jill suggested we dance to "Applause" by Lady Gaga. She had spotted another class doing the same thing on YouTube. It danced way better, trust me. Here's the video:
If you want in on the Hustle action, we're starting up on June 17. Check the link at right for information on how to sign up. And, for those of you who absolutely must know what routine we're doing, I'm reaching back into the archives for Hip Hop Hustle 4. I wanna see you move (move), shake (shake) and drop (what your momma say?)
Summer classes are up!
Check out the link on the right to see where you can find me this summer. I would love to dance and/or yoga with you.
MSCR winter classes
We set a record for most hip-hop dancers in the Emerson Elementary gym this winter. The class was full of fantastic, energetic dancers who were such good sports about a sometimes ridiculous routine! Check them out here.
Calm the mind with the breath
A few years ago, I wrote a story for the Wisconsin State Journal about a study at the UW-Madison involving veterans who had served in Iraq and Afghanistan. Back then, I interviewed one of the study's designers, Emma Seppala, and was so impressed by her passion for helping these veterans overcome the trauma that they had endured.
Recently I came across a blog post she wrote for Psychology Today. I've been thinking a lot about anxiety, and I was looking for more proof that it's difficult to simply talk ourselves out of feeling anxious. Her post reminded me of this one revolutionary fact: We can change how we feel by using our breath. Our therapists are skilled in using the body to change the brain, empowering people to overcome the obstacles in their lives to participate in the world from a healthy place. One simple tool — the breath — can truly transform suffering. If you'd like a guide on your journey out of suffering, please reach out.
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A new study out of the Harvard School of Public Health found that women can reap the benefits normally associated with aerobic exercise by participating in weight-bearing activities, including yoga. According the the study, "women who did muscle-strengthening and conditioning exercise more than 150 minutes a week lowered their diabetes risk by 40 percent." Of course, aerobic exercise is crucial for physical health, but it's encouraging to know that weight-lifting, yoga and stretching can also help lessen diabetes risk. Read more about the study at npr.org.
And because I love planners, fitness trackers, sticker sheets, etc., I'm including a link to a booklet from the National Institutes of Health that can help you keep track of your fitness. Check it out here: tipsactive.
The Art of Yoga
During a recent trip to Washington, D.C., to visit friends, I toured a very enlightening art exhibit at the Smithsonian titled "The Art of Yoga." I wrote a story for the Sunday Wisconsin State Journal Travel section, which you can read here. The tour featured a 45-minute yoga class, which was definitely worth the $15 price of admission. Practicing asana in a Smithsonian gallery was a once-in-a-lifetime experience! (And for my traveling companion's take on a 5K running tour of the monuments, click here.)
I just had to pose with Vishnu, that blue poster boy outside of the museum, and of course, my attire was carefully chosen. Team Yogafit represent!


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Quality Hotel Grand, Steinkjer is a conference hotel in the heart of Steinkjer, with 113 hotel rooms, 7 conference rooms, a restaurant and bar. Here you can organise conferences, meetings and events for up to 400 people.
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Good hotel located in the center of Steinkjer. Friendly staff who are not up to help customers with any problems. It served good breakfast, with many choices. During the day / evening it's easy to hav…
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[…] Potential of Mobile Social Networking – As per ComScore, over two-third of all internet users across the world are active users of social networking. There are 1.1 billion active internet users in the world and out of them 738 million people use social networking sites – Telecom Circle […]
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I liked your question and considering the age of technology we are living in nothing is impossible..!! Five years back from now, how many of us were aware of anything like social media/networking? So mobile networking can be phenomenal in coming time…you never know.
Thanks for the useful info. It's so interesting
Thanks for sharing these insights.
On internet social networks, I keep in touch with my friends all over the world, but have never used such communities on mobile. I think 'cost' can be an important factor determining mass adoption. Can you please explain how are end users charged for mobile networking, is it the same as the cost of sending SMS, MMS?
Can the serivce be made free for end users for any amount of interactions, and the content and service providers earn through advertisements, like on internet?
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I respectfully disagree with the particular opinion that developing countries (some or any relevant quantity) will see mobile phone internet access before PC internet access..
If this is a fact, I'd like to know "what" developing countries will see mobile phone internet access before PC internet access?
And if any, how relevant that really is?
In developing countries, the service is so expensive than it doesn't make a difference whether or not that hypothesis makes sense to someone.
On the other hand, if this referred to the value of sending text messages only.. that's a different story.
this is a really good article. it enlightens the topic clearly and provides a wider prospective of social networking.
Considering that almost all the recent internet users are mobile phone users as well, there is an opportunity of getting the current online social network users to mobile phones which in itself is over 738 million people.


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Events which occurred on 7 November.
On Earth
- 1944 - J.R.R. Tolkien starts writing letter 89.
- 1954 - Guy Gavriel Kay, who would assist Christopher Tolkien with composing the materials of The Silmarillion, is born.
- 1964 - The fifth episode of the Princess-serialization of The Hobbit is published.
- 1966 - J.R.R. Tolkien writes a letter to Gene Wolfe.
In Arda
- Frodo and Samwise rest in Rivendell and prepare for their quest to destroy The One Ring.


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For extended boondocking you will need to conserve power, water, waste tanks, and propane. Learn these simple tricks used by the most experienced boondockers.
How To Conserve Water and Waste Tank Capacity
Over the 10 years Randy and I have been RVing, I can count on one hand the number of times weve actually had a campsite with a hook-up but we realize this isnt "the norm" for many RVers.
Although RVs were built for boondocking, (why else do they have those big batteries and holding tanks?) most RVers dont spend more than a night at a time without the benefit of hook-ups perhaps at a National park campground that doesnt offer hook-ups or in a parking lot at a truck stop or Wal-Mart a quick overnight while on route to the next destination.
Extended boondocking in one location for longer periods requires a little education, a bit of preparation and, if youre still addicted to all the comforts of a brick and mortar home, a slight lifestyle adjustment. Those who have figured it out - love it. As all boondockers learn - how long you can stay (without having to move your RV) will be determined by how well you conserve your resources - battery power, water, propane, and waste tanks.
Because ours is a small b-class, (Roadtrek) RV, our home is always with us and moving on is as simple as making the decision, folding up the lawn chairs, and driving away. We do understand why those of you in larger motorhomes, fifth wheels, or trailers prefer to explore an area on day trips from a "home base." It's a little more work to actually hitch up and move a larger RV to a new locale, which makes conserving those resources even more important.
I get a fair number of questions about how we manage to live without hook-ups so Ive compiled the above lists.
Since our experience with extended boondocking is limited to our own van-sized motorhome, Im sure many of you who travel with larger RVs have additional tips to add, and I invite you to please share them - I've provided a spot at the bottom of each list for you to add your suggestions.


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Thinking of attending Career Tech? Come tour the school.
The following students represented the Mat-Su Career and Technical High School's chapter: Seth Cobb and Derek Young. Both of these students served as voting delegates for the state of Alaska and participated in two or more competitive events taking place throughout the week.
BPA members are selling CTHS window decals. Click here for more information.
T-shirts, hoodies, shorts, PJs and more are now available on our CTHS online store!
Mr Parsons and Mr. Smith biking home from school. These staff members bike to and from work every day, weather permitting and even sometimes in crazy weather. Go CTHS staff!
Spanish 3 students put their skills to test in real life situations!
How do you run a hotel that is off the grid?
Employability skills are foundational in every class in the Business Pathway. These three students are shining examples of qualities that impressed this employer.
Mrs. Riddle's A+ students completed a hands-on lab where they reassembled the computers that they had disassembled the previous week. There was 100% success in reassembling the computers and booting them up as you can see from these photos.
BPA Members, John H and Daniel S, presented a money-handling training in preparation for taking over Pizza Sales in October.
Mrs. Riddle's Desktop Publishing 1 and Business Skills Lab classes completed a color wheel activity this week. They created primary and secondary colors.
Mrs. Riddle's A+ students completed a hands-on lab where they disassembled computers.
Our BPA chapter started the year with a kickoff meeting on September 9, 2013. Pizza was provided for all students interested in joining BPA.
Thursday is a PD for staff; Friday is Parent/Teacher Conference Day. Some schools will hold P/T Conferences on both days. Check with your school for best day and times.
School Safety is a number one priority for the MSBSD. The School Board has goals that direct the work of the District. "It is our task," said Superintendent Gene Stone, "to provide a safe and healthy environment for all students and employees." Thank you to Sherrod Elementary 4th grade teacher, Ms. Tara Johnson and her students for the photo message, "Be Safe." Read more...
Each year, October is recognized as National Principal Month. We celebrate our administrators in our 47 schools.
Wanting to prep for the PSAT, SAT, or ACT? The MSBSD now offers a highly effective, free, online test tutorial program for all high school students to help in preparing for the college entrance exams. View full story for links....
Fostering awareness for students and staff about the importance of supporting each other, QPR focuses on that support. Held each year during September in observance of Suicide Prevention Month, QPR stands for Question.Persuade.Refer. Read more...
Su Valley Jr/Sr High School is one of MSBSD schools participating in activities during September to raise awareness for suicide prevention. Dave Booth is SVHS Principal. A community event, the Su Valley High School Color Run was in partnership with Sunshine Community Health Center and other Alaska agencies. Photo/story credits: KTNA's Katie Writer. Read more...
2016 Burchell High graduate, Caleb Beauvais, was awarded the $10,000 BP Alaska DEED Commissioner's Scholarship in conjunction with the Alaska Principal Foundation. Attending Mat-Su College, Caleb was selected for his "tenacity and self-reflection." Jason Marvel is BHS Principal. Read more...
From the Mat-Su Borough Public Affairs: In time for the new school year, a temporary traffic signal was installed on Seldon Road at the entrance for three schools, Teeland Middle School, Mat-Su Career & Technical High School, and the newly-built Fronteras Spanish Immersion Charter School. View more...
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McCool Carlson Green worked collaboratively with the school Building Design Committee to refine the spatial needs and develop a range of design options to add 33,000 square feet of building to the existing Career & Technical High School. You can see the McCool Carlson Green's Design Narrative of new CTHS addition here.
Each Career and Technical Education (CTE) Pathway offers career-minded students an opportunity to explore and prepare for a career. Career and Technical Education Programs of Studies (CTEPS) provide suggested courses to take in high school. Students and parents can use these CTEPS to guide their decision making about what courses to take in high school. Click on this link for our district's CTEPS.
Starting In November, CTHS will begin its Application process for the 2017/2018 school year. The application form will be made Available in early November. If you would like to tour the school, please join us on one these
Thursday, Nov 3 at 8:30
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Monday, Nov 7 at 9:00
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On Monday night I went to go watch the love of my life Blake Griffin stomp on the Thunder at the Staples Center in LA. It was magical even before the dunk over Perkins that was heard around the world
So here's the thing – I have always been a diehard Lakers fan and the love of my life used to be Kobe Bryant (disclaimer – I am not the reason Vanessa is divorcing him). But there is just something about the Clippers that is so lovable and so amazing and so enrapturing that I had to cheat on the Lake Show and switch sides. Naturally I spent precious time since Monday thinking about my transition to blue, red and white and I think I have figured it out. Yes I love CP3 (thank you Commissioner) and the tall and lanky DeAndre Jordan (he actually dunks more than Griffin… and those REBOUNDS… my goodness!). But there is something about the Blakester that makes me want to keep coming back for more. The thing is – I am not the only person that feels this way. Griffin is one loved dude right now in LA. So why does Griffin get all the love?
I talk to companies everyday who want more attention from the media and they want to know how to get it. What is it they can change? What can they do to get the media to call them for stories? How can they be more like Blake Griffin? I get this ALL THE TIME. So here's the sizzle:
1. Be diverse. Don't spend all your focus on twittering up the twiterverse or inundating reporters with static press releases they may or may not find interesting. Have a full court press attack toward press, bloggers, analysts, social media networks, etc. In order to "Griffinize" your company you need to have skillz in all areas of the game.
2. Have confidence. Next time Griffin puts a Perkins into submission notice the look on his face afterward – it is one of determination and dominance but very little arrogance. You respect him, you don't hate him. He doesn't slow down after a win because the momentum carries him forward and he capitalizes on it. Griffin's dunk wasn't until the 3rd quarter but he carried on the confidence that he is "the man" the rest of the game. He was on fire and so was the crowd.
3. Don't be afraid to dunk. SPEAK OUT BIG PEOPLE! Be proud of what you do and let the world know. Always prep before you go out strong (I was impatient while Griffin warmed up and stretched for 15 minutes before we saw any action) but when you are ready come forward with a strong united front and tell the world (or tech/business/trade pubs) your story.
4. Have a personality. Blake is the poster boy for fun and entertainment in the world of basketball. Trust me, I know this even more after attending the Warriors vs. Kings game in Oakland last night after the Clippers vs. Thunder game in LA. It was a snooze-fest for me because the night before I was entertained from start to finish with dunks, assists, alley-oops and team camaraderie. The Blake Show mesmerized me so much that I can't stop watching ESPN highlights on repeat. Griffinize your company by being fun interesting and consistent! Even if your technology is complex you can make it interesting – that's what we are here for. Let us "Griffinize" you.


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Our plane dips out of the clouds and below is the sight of a cobalt lagoon around which are the 27 islands that make up the Cocos Keeling Islands.
About 2750km north-west of Perth, the Cocos Islands offer a chance to experience picture- postcard palm-fringed white sands which fade into warm, clear waters. Capt. William Keeling was the first European to see the coral atoll in 1609 on his way to England from Java. More than 200 years later, Englishman Alexander Hare established a settlement, and was soon joined by a former employee, Scotsman Capt. John Clunies-Ross. Clunies-Ross quickly established coconut plantations, operated by workers brought in from various parts of Asia, with production of copra and coconut oil, and accommodation based on Home Island.
Charles Darwin visited aboard HMS Beagle in 1836, developing his theory of atoll formation, and the islands were annexed by Britain in 1857. Thirty years later, Queen Victoria granted Cocos to the Clunies-Ross family.
Since settlement, the location of the Cocos Islands has made them strategically important. Direction Island was host to a cable station, built in 1901, which provided an important link between Durban in South Africa and Perth (the cable hit mainland WA just north of Leighton Beach). The station was a target of enemy attacks during both world wars and in World War II, about 8000 Allied troops were stationed on the islands.
Today, the islands are an Australian territory and the Australian military continues to maintain a presence in the form of a RAAF forward operating base.
Having disembarked and cleared the airport, we are swept up by Ray Marshall in his bright orange open-sided bus for a tour of the West Island. Ray runs the nearby Cocos Seaview Apartments and operates AAA Cocos Tours as a sideline.
His raw style of commentary imparts a unique understanding of the islands' past, present and potential. Included in the tour are visits to a number of splendid beaches, including popular Trannies Beach, named after a nearby communication transmission facility.
Ray also takes us to the Big Barge Art Centre. The very talented resident artist, Emma Washer, displays her colourful works in a handcrafted barge set in a picturesque coconut grove.
The day nearly over, dinner is a delicious Malay-inspired meal at Tropika restaurant.
Next day, it's an early start for our motorised canoe safari with Kylie James, from Cocos Island Adventure Tours. Leaving from the Yacht Club Beach, we traverse the peaceful lagoon in the direction of South Island. We soon arrive at a secluded beach complete with floating pontoon furnished with lounges. Kylie breaks out a breakfast of smoked salmon, bread and croissants, accompanied by a couple of bottles of sparkling wine.
It would be very tempting to stop here for the day, occasionally dipping into the inviting water but, after a pleasant break, we are off to explore South Island. Kylie is well-versed in Cocos history and has plenty of interesting stories to tell as we walk into the thick jungle. During World War II, a group of Sri Lankans was stationed here, tasked with keeping watch for approaching enemy vessels.
The tour continues to a number of beaches, deserted but for hermit crabs. We snorkel on the shallow reef, abundant with colourful fish life and the occasional reef shark. A gentle rip ushers us along, eventually delivering us up on to the shore where kite surfers are taking advantage of the start of the season.
That evening, we catch the Cahaya Baru ferry to the other inhabited island, Home Island. Here, the Rasa Disayang Restaurant offers a local smorgasbord of honest, tasty fare on Wednesday nights.
The following morning, I am with Geof Christie on his glass- bottomed boat in the lagoon. Below us the bright coral drifts by the boat's viewing window with the occasional sight of one of the lagoon's 30,000 turtles. We cross the water to a snorkelling spot next to Prison Island. It is the quintessential cartoon desert island - a few coconut trees circled by white sand, barely 20m wide at high tide. It seems unbelievable that not too long ago it housed a jail.
Geof's been "on island" for 25 years and he knows the Cocos thoroughly. He and partner Pam Jones also run Cocos Birds tours, offering half-day outings exploring the islands and beaches, pointing out many of the rare species found on Cocos which attract birdwatchers from far and wide.
And after a quick snorkel, Geof has a treat in store.
Sharks - mainly harmless reef varieties - are not a rarity in the lagoon and, over the years, Geof has been handfeeding about 20 of their number. As soon as we anchor in the deeper water, a few hundred metres from shore, his grey-skinned friends circle our boat, hoping for a small feed of fish or a scratch on the back from Geof. It's an amazing scene. Geof suggests I jump into the water boiling with hungry sharks to get some photos. I politely decline.
Our last stop is Direction Island for lunch. Home of the now- decommissioned Cable Station, it is uninhabited except for the occasional visitor from the yachts moored nearby.
But there is a great swimming beach and a shady picnic area. It's a favourite lunchtime spot for scuba-dive groups taking a break from the stunning reef close by, and a ferry service operates on Thursdays and Saturdays.
The vibe on Cocos is always relaxed and friendly - even the hire car has a sticker on the dashboard requesting that the driver leave it unlocked with the key in the ignition - and that afternoon I'm invited to take part in the weekly stragglers golf competition, at the golf course which runs parallel to the airport runway.
This is golf Cocos-style, a form of "best ball" where everyone plays on each hole simultaneously. There are almost 30 of us, arranged into teams, and it appears chaotic - I just hit the ball when told. The final hole involves teeing off over the thankfully quiet runway. Visitors are encouraged to take part in the fun-filled Thursday afternoon tournament and clubs can be hired.
Later, we take another ride on the Cahaya Baru ferry to Home Island to meet Ossie Macrae, who runs Cocos Island Tours, and take his Home Island Cultural Tour.
More than 600 Cocos-Malays live on Home Island and, isolated from the outside world for more than 100 years, these former coconut- plantation workers and their descendants have developed a unique Islamic culture. Ossie talks us through some of the fascinating history of the island and its friendly people. Lunch is included, as are demonstrations of local crafts. A visit to the museum gives us some understanding of the copra industry, producing dried coconut for extracting oil, which ceased in the 1980s.
Ossie has also been working with organic farmer and former winemaker Tony Lacy to produce locally made food items, such as salt and chutneys, under the name Cocos Tropical Foods, with the aim of creating much-needed employment.
Back on West Island, we have time for a barbecue at Yacht Club Beach with some locals as the setting sun turns the lagoon to red.
If lazy days on tranquil tropical beaches, exploring uninhabited islands or snorkelling and diving on fish-filled reefs sound like your idea of perfection, this laid-back paradise is waiting for you.
Cocos Islands' accommodation is made up mainly of holiday cottages, many self-contained and all on West Island. Cocos Seaview Apartments offers private suites with ocean views, each with a queen-sized bed, ensuite, modern kitchenette and air-conditioning. Facilities also include an outdoor entertainment area, barbecue, laundry facilities and free use of bicycles for guests. Prices are from $170 per night. cocosseaview.com.
For more on visiting the Cocos Keeling Islands, go to cocoskeelingislands.com.au.
Iain Gillespie was a guest of the Cocos Keeling Tourism Association.


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This part of the NW must have your sun, Jo, as it was another lovely day, no rain or wind and the sky was a meditrainean blue with white cloud this evening.
The longer evening has made such a difference, got home from work and there was still a couple of hours daylight left to enjoy the garden.
Hope it's nice on Saturday, going to the Nationalno gardening for me.


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Welcome to the Massachusetts Chapter of the American Needlepoint Guild (MANG) Website.
The object of this Guild is for educational and cultural development through participation in, and encouragement of, interest in the art of needlepoint.
Presidents' Message
Hello Stitchers,
Here is our long awaited August newsletter. At least that is how I feel. It's so much fun to see what our program chairs, both day and evening, have planned for us. It really is quite a project for Mary and Jane and we value the time it has taken them.
For many of the past meetings Violet has mentioned our dwindling membership and the need to recruit new members. Two events this year will address that goal. In September's meeting, as part of the program, we would like to have a "brainstorming" session. This is when people can call out whatever comes to mind and it will be listed on an easel. Discussion follows, some ideas rise to the top and we proceed from there. To stay a healthy organization we do need new members so I'm hopeful all of you will don thinking caps and come to the September meeting with numerous ideas.
To that end we have decided to contribute a Christmas tree to the Festival of Trees sponsored by the Massachusetts Horticultural Society. Our goal is to have our name better known. Last April during the Clean Sweep sale many of you took ornaments for free with the proviso that they be completed for the tree. I hope you are busy stitching!!! There is more information on this later in the newsletter from Betsy Young who graciously volunteered to chair this committee.
Now to volunteering, please don't duck you head or hide your eyes! In November I will be asking some of you to be on a nominating committee and they will in turn be asking for help with finding people to fill the elective offices. No commitments are needed now but please consider how each of you may contribute to the well being of our guild.
I'm really looking forward to seeing many of you in September. The Show 'n Tell table abounds with wonderful finished projects that inspire us all.
Outreach Program Festival of Trees
Just a reminder that the September day program will be finishing our ornaments for the tree we are donating to Festival of Trees. A session for evening people is being planned. More information to follow. Remember, the more ornaments we have and the variety of stitching may generate interest in our Guild.
Thank you,
Betsy Young, Outreach Program Chairperson
About Us:
Have you been a lifelong stitcher? Has your interest in needlepoint waned a bit?
Or are you just wondering what to do with a needle, thread and some canvas?
Are you a friend of a needle pointer and curious as to what needle pointers do? Then you have come to the right website! We welcome all levels of stitchers to our chapter, and we have plenty of interesting activities planned for our members throughout the year.
Needlepoint is easy, fun and affordable. You can create wonderful designs to make for yourself, or to give as presents to friends and family, which will be treasured for many years. Whether it is a painted design or a charted counted canvas piece to more varied Needlepoint Design, all are of tremendous interest to see in progress or completed.
Programs at the regular monthly meetings range from stitching projects (usually taught by a chapter member) to lectures and social events. All of these are described in our chapter newsletter Needle Points, which is distributed to our members four times a year. A Special event luncheon and dinner is also planned for the winter holidays in December as well as a year-end celebration in May. We also encourage Stitch-ins at members' homes and in public spaces to spread the joy of our craft.
In addition, the Chapter sponsors at least one multi-day workshop annually, taught by a nationally-known teacher, and offering a more complex project than is suitable for the shorter monthly meetings.
I invite you to come to our next meeting, and bring a friend, too. The MANG Chapter meets twice a month from September through May. Our day meetings are held on the third Thursday at the Wellesley Community Center, 219 Washington Street, Wellesley Hills, MA. Meetings begin at 10:00 a.m. The evening meetings are held on the fourth Tuesday at the Marriott Courtyard hotel at 270 Concord Road, Billerica, MA. Meetings begin at 7:00 p.m. All meetings are open to potential members.
Please do join us!
Chapter Purpose
The American Needlepoint Guild is an educational organization dedicated to promoting all forms of needlework on a readily counted ground fabric.
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Skilled Healthcare Group Files Motion for Mistrial FOOTHILL RANCH, Calif., Aug 06, 2010 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Skilled Healthcare Group, Inc. (NYSE: SKH) filed a Motion for Mistrial or New Trial on Grounds of Juror Misconduct with the Superior Court of the State of California, County of Humboldt, earlier today in the case entitled VINNIE LAVENDER, by and through her Conservator, WANDA BAKER, WALTER SIMON; JACQUELYN VILCHINSKY vs. SKILLED HEALTHCARE GROUP, INC., et al (and 22 individually-named California nursing facilities receiving administrative services from Skilled Healthcare, LLC). (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20100628/SHGLOGO) (Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20100628/SHGLOGO) As previously disclosed, the Company entered into a stipulation with the other parties to the case pursuant to which, among other things, the plaintiffs agreed not to seek any relief to convert the previously announced $677 million jury verdict in the litigation to a judgment and the Company and other defendants agreed not to file a voluntary petition for relief in any United States Bankruptcy Court prior to 8:30 a.m. on August 9, 2010. This stipulation has not been extended; however, settlement discussions in this case are ongoing. "Although we maintain that this matter should have been rejected by the court at the outset, the loss of our right to a fair and impartial jury cannot be ignored," said Boyd Hendrickson, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Skilled Healthcare Group, Inc. "I was astonished by the evidence we learned about this juror's concealed bias and apparent pernicious conduct that ultimately resulted in an egregious verdict. We take patient care very seriously and firmly believe that these skilled nursing companies are adequately and appropriately staffed."
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By: Billy Byler on October 15, 2010 - 4:18pm - Add new comment
It's a big week in the area for our South Carolina teams. Midland Valley and Williston-Elko can all but clinch a region title tonight. Here's what I think:
Last week's picks: 8-1
Season: 48-8
This week:
A.C. Flora (6-1) at Midland Valley (4-3)
By: Wayne Staats on October 14, 2010 - 5:59pm - Add new comment
Region 3-AAA games
Josey (1-1, 3-3) at Grovetown (2-0, 3-3)
Grovetown can move to 3-0 in its first season playing a region schedule, though Josey could pose a threat. The Eagles have already matched the combined winning total from the previous two seasons. But the Warriors are home for this one and should win for the fourth time in five games.
Prediction: Grovetown, 34-20
Harlem (0-2, 1-5) at Richmond Academy (1-1, 3-3)
By: Wayne Staats on October 9, 2010 - 12:02pm - Add new comment
Georgia-41, Tennessee-14; 8:08 left in the game
Tennessee has pretty much abandoned about the running game here in the fourth. Needing a lot of points in a short amount of time, the Volunteers have taken to the air. They have been finding success more in this half -- mostly because they haven't turned the ball over.
The Volunteers actually got inside the 10 but Brandon Boykin made a diving stop to break up a pass on fourth down. The Bulldogs take over at their own 3.
By: Wayne Staats on October 7, 2010 - 8:04pm - Add new comment
3-AAA Picks
Grovetown (1-0, 2-3) at Westside (0-1, 1-4): Grovetown scored 31 unanswered points to beat Harlem by three scores last week to earn its first ever region victory. The Warriors have suffered three tough losses this season but seem likely to make a run in the subregion. Grovetown shouldn't have much trouble beating Westside, which has given up at least 42 points in three of its games.
Prediction: Grovetown, 38-10
By: Billy Byler on October 6, 2010 - 4:39pm - Add new comment
For the first time all season, every team in Aiken County is in region play this week. It's been very different seasons so far for North Augusta, Aiken and South Aiken, but all three start at 0-0 in the region now. I had an absolutely rotten record last week. In checking the record books, I had to go back to 1998 before I found a week that saw North Augusta, Aiken, South Aiken and Strom Thurmond all lose. I doubt we'll see a similar skid this Friday. Here's what I think:
Last week's picks: 6-4
Season: 40-7
This week:
By: Wayne Staats on September 30, 2010 - 8:10pm - Add new comment
Region 3-AAA bragging rights start this week as the 12 Augusta-area schools have their first subregion games.
Harlem (1-3) at Grovetown (1-3)
Grovetown suffered yet another close loss last week as it almost handed Butler its first loss of the season. But the Warriors return home this Friday to play a Harlem team that has struggled scoring. The Bulldogs have scored only 21 points this season but saw their defense rise to the challenge last weekend. This is the schools' first meeting, and expect the home team to win the series debut.
By: Billy Byler on September 29, 2010 - 3:53pm - Add new comment
Aiken County will play host to the biggest high school football game in South Carolina this week. Strom Thurmond will look for redemption on Thursday night, and the Region 4-A shuffle continues. It's October, the weather is finally cooling down and football season is in full swing. Here's how I see this week playing out:
Last week's picks: 6-2
Season: 34-3
This week:
Northwestern (5-0) at North Augusta (5-0)
By: Wayne Staats on September 24, 2010 - 1:09am - Add new comment
North Augusta (4-0) at Evans (3-0)
In this battle of unbeatens, cross-border bragging rights are at stake. The visiting Yellow Jackets have scored in bunches this season while Evans last took the field two weeks ago, when it blasted Glenn Hills. The Knights could keep it close for a while, but North Augusta seems to have just a little more offense. Also, these two haven't met since 1997.
Prediction: North Augusta, 31-20
Grovetown (1-2) at Butler (3-0)
By: Billy Byler on September 22, 2010 - 2:24pm - Add new comment
I suppose all perfect things must come to an end, which is what happened last week when Aiken lost to Richland Northeast and ruined my perfect record. I didn't expect to accurately pick every game this year, but it was nice while it lasted. As we look ahead to Week 5, we run into another round of big games. Here's my take on this week's action:
Last week's picks: 6-1
Season: 28-1
This week:
North Augusta (4-0) at Evans (3-0)
By: Wayne Staats on September 19, 2010 - 4:31pm - Add new comment
Butler-36, Harlem-0
The shutouts just keep on coming for the Bulldogs, who are 3-0 and haven't surrendered a point yet. It's the first time since 1980 Butler has posted three shutouts in a row.
I think it's safe to say this squad could make some noise in the postseason, which is quite an accomplishment considering where the team was just a month ago with its 41-game losing skid. But clearly the JV team's success pointed to the varsity's success this season.


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Is it your birthday soon? You're in luck at Tokio Pub.
Every month on a specified date, guests with a birthday (same month) will receive a gift certificate (for future visit) for celebrating with us.
How much is this gift certificate? We thought you'd never ask. $1 FOR EVERY YEAR YOU'VE BEEN ON EARTH (that means $1 for how old you are).
Wanna know the even BETTER part (as if this could get better)? Everyone in your group gets one too. That's right. Bring your friends! Bring your parents! Bring your grandparents (does gramma have a birthday this month???)
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Since Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen joined forces with Paul Pierce three seasons ago, Boston hasn't lost very often.
The Celtics' current "Big Three" has never lost in Philadelphia.
Boston seeks its seventh consecutive victory in Philadelphia and its ninth in a row overall Thursday night when it opens a three-game road trip against the surging 76ers.
One of the NBA's storied rivalries, the series between the Celtics and 76ers has been one-sided - especially at the Wells Fargo Center - since Garnett and Allen arrived in Boston. The Celtics are 6-0 there since the start of the 2007-08 season, and 10-2 in the series overall during that span. They've done it with stifling defense, limiting the Sixers to 91.0 points per game in the road meetings including an average of 80.0 in last season's two victories.
The Celtics (17-4) have taken a similar path to victory during their current eight-game winning streak, allowing an average of 87.3 points and holding all but one opponent below 90. The run continued Wednesday with a 105-89 home win over Denver.
In addition to another impressive defensive showing, Boston showed plenty of scoring prowess. Allen led the way with 28 points while Pierce and Garnett chipped in 17 apiece. Allen made 9 of 14 shots from the field, including 3 of 5 from 3-point range.
"When he makes his shots you just assume it," coach Doc Rivers told the Celtics' official Twitter page. "When he doesn't you wanna talk about it. That's Ray Allen."
Boston now must face a Philadelphia club which is playing much better than its record. The Sixers (7-14) have won five in a row at home, four of five overall and have scored just 10 points fewer than their opponents this season despite being seven games under .500.
"It's very refreshing," forward Thaddeus Young said. "Any time we can go out there and get four out of five victories, it's big for the team. We need those wins that help us make a push for the playoffs and help get us in the mix for things."
Despite coming off the bench, Young is Philadelphia's third-leading scorer at 12.3 points per game. He set season highs with 26 points and 11 rebounds in Tuesday night's 117-97 victory over Cleveland. Young made 11 of 12 shots from the field including his lone 3-point attempt - something coach Doug Collins is trying to get him to avoid.
"I told him that 3-point line is like the electric fence that you put in your yard with a dog," Collins said of Young, a 34.2 percent career shooter from beyond the arc. "You get across and it shocks you, so stay in front of it."
The entire offense was clicking Tuesday. The Sixers cruised after scoring a season-high 66 points in the first half, and all five starters scored in double figures for the first time in 2009-10.
Philadelphia is seeking to win three in a row for the first time since a five-game run Jan. 31-Feb. 9.


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Seems Comerica isn't the only bidness moving to town: Yesterday, the Toy Industry Association announced it was moving its fall preview show from the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in Manhattan to the Dallas Market Center, beginning with the October 8-11 show this year. And, yeah, it's a big deal -- at least for NYC. Says here, that in 2005, a developer bought the landmark International Toy Center on Fifth Avenue and is turning the joint into -- what else-- a 671,000-square-foot building full of luxury condos, which got politicians in NYC jittery about an eventual move outta town.
Reports NewYorkBusiness.com: "The sale immediately raised concerns that TIA would search for a new location for its toy fairs, and prompted Sen. Charles Schumer and the New York City Economic Development Corp. to urge TIA to remain in New York." Which it's doing, but only for its February American International Toy Fair, which last month drew 28,000 would-be toy-buyers and other industry types. Then again, the deal at the Javits center is only through 2010, so who knows.
The October preview show is also significant for TIA: It's when manufacturers roll out new product for long-lead buyers and your Big Box stores (including Toys "R" Us and Target). And the reason TIA is moving here, at least in the fall? "The TIA has been working on making this important show more efficient and convenient for all participants," its chairman, Daniel Grossman, said in a TIA press release. "We have listened to buyers and exhibitors alike and agreed that we can maximize the impact of this show by moving it to Dallas." --Robert Wilonsky
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PixelJunk Eden
The third title in Q-Games' PixelJunk lineup, PixelJunk Eden puts players in control of a small blob, collecting pollen to pollinate flowers.
1UP Review
PixelJunk Eden Review
Score: B+
The third PixelJunk game continues the tradition of being totally different.July 31, 2008
User Reviews> Write a Review of This Game
Score: A+
by Jesus Viramontes
Playing in staggered pattern (I'll get the target for a stage, then move to the next and so on, so it won't get stale) and I'm really happy. The music and visuals make...
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April 17, 2009 0 0
Awesome game ^_^
Score: A
by Andres Sarmiento
I liked it very much, also checked on some buds who got it also and
they liked it to. The good thing about the game is that its simple to
play controls are perfect. Yet...
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August 06, 2008 0 0
It gets better and better
Score: A-
by Matt Norman
This is a game I thought was ok when I first
sat down with it. After sometime, and even a few sessions with my
girlfriend, I found myself turning...
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August 06, 2008 0 0
Good Break Game
Score: B+
by Dan Pham
I wouldn't hold it in the highest regard of being an amazing game,
the art is amazing but the gameplay is quite simple. If you need to
take a break from something this...
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August 06, 2008 0 0
First time I have reviewed a game....
Score: A
by Brandon Smith
Not counting the bigger, higher priced releases such as Tekken DR and
Warhawk, this game is the best of the best from the PSN and shows us
how Sony is differentiating...
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August 05, 2008 0 0
does it get better?
Score: B-
by Chris Combs
One of the only games i've played that's made me throw my controller
in frustration. Maybe its because im playing it in standard def,
maybe its because i'm too...
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August 04, 2008 0 0
Try it just one more time, I almost got it
Score: B+
by Bas van der Lei
Bought the game when it game out yesterday (we Europeans always have
to wait longer when it comes to games, but that's another story).
I really like this game, its...
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August 03, 2008 0 0
Fun Game
Score: A
by Steven Simmons
Very fun, psychodelic enjoyment. Like FLOW with structure and
more reason to continue on, and after I get all 5 collectibles in each
area I want to go back and get...
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August 02, 2008 0 0
Great Game
Score: A
by Alex Lao
This is a great game, which may take some time to complete some
levels. It is insanely fun if you have a good partner to play with
although can get frustrating with three....
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August 01, 2008 0 0
Best PSN game so far.
Score: A-
by Trenton Rex
I can understand that having to back track to get all the spectra in
a level is a big bother, but other than that, there are no other very
signifigant flaws. The...
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August 01, 2008 0 0
This game is excellent
Score: A
by Chase Tanaka
It's the best game you can buy on PSN until WipEout HD comes. Even
then it'll still be better than that game because no other game is
like it. I never played it with other...
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August 01, 2008 0 0
Another PSN instant CLASSIC.
Score: A
by shawn phillip
Get this game. why are people complaining about the PSN cards still ?
if your still living with your parents, give them $10 and have them
ues their credit card to purchase...
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August 01, 2008 0 0
Id get it but....
Score: A
by James Keller
So Ive played the demo of this , and Im totally hooked. Very nice
visuals and great gameplay. And yet I'm not gonna get the full
game...........yet. Why? Because the...
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August 01, 2008 0 0
pretty good, worth the download
Score: A-
by nick navarro
This game is weird a lot of people will like it then there will be a
few who won't like it. If they had put online co op that would have
made me given it an A maybe even...
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July 31, 2008 0 0
Let the man have his opinion...
Score: B+
by Ben B
If he didn't like then he didn't like it. It's none of your concern
to figure out reasons why didn't like it. Whether he played it for 5
minutes or 5 hours shouldn't...
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July 31, 2008 0 0
@ Chris
Score: A-
by Brian Paterson
You're calling it an overrated platformer because it's....a
platformer? Have you even played the game or are you merely spewing
bs? Odds are you played the game for five...
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July 31, 2008 0 0
Slightly overrated
Score: C+
by Chris ?????
It's a cool game and I like it but feels slightly to floaty, it also can
get really annoying when you fall all the way down to the bottom from
the top. Without its great...
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July 31, 2008 0 0
Great Game with one set back!
Score: B+
by Chris Ternus
I really can't find any fault with the main review. Other than getting
knocked out of a level when you get the current spectra goal the game is
great. This mechanic just...
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